good morning a broken joined and a sledge hammer cost cops on a search. we will tell you what happened. >> three american troops shot and killed today in afghanistan. why the gunmen's clothing is raising a lot of concern. >> and just hours the doors open at a new claim center for people affected by monday's refinery fire. the questions still facing the oil giant. people at the box office are preparing four hours from now tickets will start for the concert. we will have that ahead. >> complete bay area news coverage. starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2.

good morning to you welcome. mornings on 2 i am dave clark. >> i am tori campbell. it's friday august 10th and we have break news in san rafael. let's find out why sheriff deputies are warming on the county juvenile hall. sal. >> reporter: well, this is video that we took earlier this morning in the north bay. a deputy converged at juvenile hall in san rafael. they won't comment about what's going on but we have reason to believe they are lacking -- look for someone. we see the dogs searching the grounds and possibly could be someone escaped juvenile hall but it's interesting because wesaw a broken window and a sledge hammer outside. it's possible maybe someone tried to break in to take somebody out. but what we do know for sure is there's huge police presence here at juvenile hall. we have a news crew headed to the scene almost there also the news chopper 2 is in the area. so we will show you more pictures about what's -- of what's going on here at

juvenile hall, but, it's probably a good area to stay away from as you can see heavy police presence. 7:01 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. police in san jose investigating an early morning stabbing. they got a call that a man had been stabbed and was suffering serious injuries. he was rushed to the hospital. he is expected to survive. police blocked off a quarter of a mile of mclaughlin avenue because of a what they are calling a very messy crime scene. that street has been reopened. so far, there are no information about a possible suspect or a motive. also new video of this, an suv engulfed in flames. several hours ago, this happened in oakland near 98th avenue. when firefighters arrived, that chevy suburban was engulfed in flames. and then something exploded right there. while they were putting out the flames, luckily no one was hurt. the fire was put own in a -- out in a couple minutes no word on how it started or who owns

the vehicle. it's 7:02. there was also more bloodshed on the streets of oakland overnight. police are investigating two apparently separate shootings that happened around the same time. around 12:30 this morning, someone fired into a car on 19th street in san pablo near enterstate 980. one person was wounded and another died later at the hospital. in the meantime, a. reported robbery led to another shooting on deerwood avenue. no arrests has been made in either case. these two incidents are in the wake of a deadly double shooting wednesday night. 16-year-old turner was shot and killed on the 2700 block of talbot avenue she was high school student and mother of a 8-month-old baby. her father william turner was gun down four years ago and a 15-year-old cousin was killed in a shooting in july. time 7:03. developing news from overseas. three american soldiers have been killed in afghanistan. it happened in the southern

province of helmen. a man wearing a afghan uniform shot and killed them twhre. special forces members -- them. they were special force members overseeing the training. taliban claimed responsibility. so far this year there's been 21 similar attacks by afghan forces. 30 coalition service members have is been killed. this comes a day after the u.s. condemned the suicide bombing attack that killed four americans. coming up 579:15, we will have a live report -- at 7:5 we will have a live report on why the latest attacks are so alarming. the chevron fire investigation could officially begin as early as today. but first cal/osha has to give the green light. there are questions about the decision not to shut down the number 4 crude unit after a worker spotted a small leak. two hours before the fire. the chronicle reports that insulation around the leaking pipe may have caused chevron

officials to miscalculate the scope of the problem. chevron says when the insulation was removed vapor was released and that caught fire. coming up in our next half- hour, we will go live to richmond where chevron's health center opens two hours -- help center opens two hours from now and we will have more on the mistake air quality managers say they made. time is 7:04. new report about real estate showing some improvements especially for one city here in the bay area. relateor.com is saying that homes are selling faster every year in the majority of major u.s. markets in oakland -- and oakland is number one. the report releases this week says homes are staying on the market for 24 days in oakland. denver colorado is not far behind. 33 days and anchorage alaska is third with 43 days. work on the new 49ers stadium in santa clara is continuing now a multimillion dollar lawsuit has been settled

between the team and south bay schools. the 49ers and local education officials have agreed to share 30 million dollars originally dedicated to the stadium. back in june a oversight board seized the money earmarked for the stadium and geaive it to the schools -- gave it to the schools. 49ers filed a lawsuit in response. because of the agreement, the district says they will not have to lay off any teachers. it's 7:05. today is the start of one of san francisco's most popular music festival and paul chambers tells us outsidelands is one of big events happening this weekend in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. stevie wonder, the 49ers and giants all have something in common. they will all be in san francisco here this weekend. now look behind me. the box office people are getting prepared but this is a sold out event. the gates will open at 11 and the music will start at noon. yesterday crews finished the final preparation on the 5th

outside lands music festival at golden gate park and will draw a crowd of 195,000 people between friday and sunday. with a lineup that ranges from metallica to beck. for the first time, the festival has sold out in advance. with that in mind, parking and traffic is a big concern this weekend. especially since the giants are set to host the expected 3-day sold out game and the 49ers have their first home game of the season tonight. so you are encouraged to leave your car at home. >> the best option is public transit and we will have extra buses and trains available for passengers. people can purchase fares beforehand so to ease the delay. >> reporter: now outside land promoters are estimating the audience will use private shuttles or bikes to come to the concert. in fact, levi's is sponsors a free secure bike l.a. with a free bike watch and mobile setup unit to get the bike checked out. you can check all that out and back out here live once against, the gates will open at

11. and the music starts at noon. i tell you, people are planning to have a great weekend. so i hope to get around later this evening. sal, help them right now. >> reporter: well you know right now, if you are trying to get into san francisco, paul, it's not that bad of a deal. if you need to be in the city, you want to get into the city early, it would probably be a good ideach the bay bridge is not bad at all. i don't know if it's going to be this way later. remember, as paul said, outside land starts the middle the day. we don't have to wait until nighttime to see traffic jams in the sunset is and richmond district. 101 san francisco looks good. the only thing i can think of is just doing this for so long, yes, i have been doing traffic for a long time, and one of the things i-- you might see as people avoid the city because they may be scared off. that's the lucky and good scenario. but let's not count on that. i wouldn't. this is highway 101 and 208 on the peninsula -- 280 on the

peninsula traffic looks gooed. slowest traffic is westbound 4 through antioch. now steve. well, some fog but it's mainly right by the coast inland. couple little hints it could be a few degrees cooler. but it's going to be hot. 90s to near 100 a big dome of high pressure. so, inland hot, by the coast, mix of fog and sun and cool. 60s. 70s,80s in between. outside land will start at 55 at golden gate park. 63 for a high today and cooling off pretty fast. mix of fog, sun and clear and fog coming in breeze and that's out of the west. it will be cooler there. inland temps are much hotter and it will be cooler. high in san francisco 68. let's see the tropical clouds beginning to get close to the sierra nevada. travis, last hour 14 miles per hour and it is cut in half. southwest 7. that's not a good sign for a cooler pattern. west northwest 9 to 12 at sfo. 50s, 60s on the temps.

55 in san francisco. and big guy high pressure system rotating around that. tropical clouds. so a few of those may be off to the east and south for the sierra nevada. today and tomorrow tahoe, truckee mammoth a possibility of thundershowers. the high pressure system may budge on sunday. inland temperatures will be warm to hot. patchy fog and it's filling in on the coast. fog sun there. 60, 70s, 80s and 90s. middletown was i think 106 yesterday. there's real scorchers as you get inland. pittsburgh 100102 antioch. 99 pleasantton. 98 for morgan hill. 99 gilroy. there were 90 yesterday and 94 and 95 by hillview. 85 palo alto. 68 in the city. 72 san bruno and 60s on the coast. santa cruz supper 70s to near 80. fog sun warm to hot. cooler son, monday and tuesday and temperatures dropping.

>> because of that forecast it's called the biggest test of california's power grid in years. the state electricity grid operator issued a rare statewide alert asking everyone to cut down on the electricity use for the next few days. a problem at the san onofre nuclear power plant is putting a frurgt strain on the state's power supply. you're asked to avoid using excess power between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. demand for electricity and daytime temperatures are highest during those hours. >> we know that. time 7:11. it's a charity boondoggle what a group helps hospitalized veterans did with the money instead. >> we are stuck in the middle kind of walking the fine balance. >> the community events that put a local church in such a tough bind.

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an update on breaking news in san rafael at marin county juvenile hall facility. police say someone tried to break in to the facility using asledge hammer and tried to break a window. obviously, they took that serious lin and we are -- seriously and we are searching the area. no one escaped and now we have a lot of police activity there in this area. they are look for someone on the grounds here at marin county juvenile hall. this happened about an hour and a half ago. a reporter alex savage is at the scene and will have a live report from the scene coming up soon on mornings on 2. 7:14 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. a horrific act of cannibalism in miami, florida. now the man who was attacked is speaking out for the first time. we want to warn you the images

and information you are about to see and hear are quite graphic. this is back in may ronald had his face chewed and eyes plugged by the suspect who was later shot and killed by police. he says the man was upset about something that happened on the beach earlier that day. and he just started to attack him. >> just started to scream. he was talking kind of funny for a while. >> what do you mean by funny talk? >> that i was going to die and he was going to die and he must have been supped up on something. >> toxicology reports though the sus can be -- showed suspect had marijuana in the system and the man recovers at a facility in florida. we are learning more about the strategy defense lawyers may use in the colorado theater shooting. yesterday they repeatedly told a judge that james holmes is mentally ill and tried to get help before the july 20th massacre. legal experts say this could set the stage for an insanity

defense. the main purpose of the hearing was to consider a media request to unseal court documents. the judge will rule on the request by monday. time 7:15. 7 american soldiers have been killed in afghanistan in the last two days. ktvu allison burns in the washington, d.c. bureau to tell why the late of the attacks are especially alarming. alison. >> reporter: we are seeing more so green on blue strikes where the attackers are dressed as afghan security forces. in the latest incident a man dressed in an afghan military uniform killed three u.s. troops today in h-elmand in southern afghanistan. it's the third attack this week from the afghans training to take over the country's security. so far, 30 coalition troops have been killed in such attacks this year. according to the associated press. a suicide bomber killed 3 high ranking u.s. officials yesterday including sergeant

major kevin griffith from colorado and sergeant -- excuse me and major thomas kennedy of west point. taliban is claiming responsibility. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:16. syria allegation -- serious allegation against a california veterans charity. state attorney general is suing the organization called help hospitalized veterans. it is in winchester about 80 miles east of los angeles. the organization director allegedly misused millions of dollars in private donations to pay for large pensions and other perks including 80,000 dollars in golf memberships for board members. the justice department says it will not prosecute goldman sachs or the employees after a financial fraud investigation. and now goldman sachs was accused of making money on the same subprime loans it was selling. the government says that's what led to the mortgage meltdown in

to 07 but the just -- 2007 but the justice department says there's not enough evidence for a criminal prosecution. 7:17. most holy redeemer catholic church in the castro district is closing its doors to any event put on by outside groups. the decision comes after some events held at the parish hall have gotten out of hand according to the archdiocese. you are seeing video of recent event called the switch hitters ball. church's business meaning says some of the performances have included simulated sex acts and nudity. >> another review of drag queens and boys in the underwear and you know, that is church first and foremost and this is sacrate to a lot of people and to have that stuff going on here really it rubs people wrong. >> the archdiocese director of communication says it is difficult for parishes because they can't control the content. the policy is not directed at any one group.

a shocking discovery underground in western russia. this is video of a home in the city. russian authorities say they found an 8 level bunker built by a religious sect. the government took away 27 children who were living there. some were a-year-old and police suspect many had never seen the light of day. there were more than 30 adults in the bunker which prosecutors described as an 8 level ant hill. they detected it in a investigation into militants. time 7:18. 26,000 marijuana plants in northern california have now been destroyed by law enforcement agencies. this is a biggest pot bust in the region so far this year. reports say the plants were growing on tribal land in a remote part of humboldt county. according to a new report lake tahoe is in better shape than expected. environmental researchers say the lake's clarity got better last year. that's despite snow melt from

the mobster winter of 2010 and 2011. until now the theory was snow melt would stir up the lake and decrease the clarity. but the clarity level by -- has increased by 4 1/2 feet which means the water is clear enough to see almost 69 feet under the surface. 7:19. a law forebidding government ate sis from cutting cell phone service without a court order is expected to be approved by the state senate. bill was drafted after bart blocked cell phones during a demonstration last august. that led to protests and comparisons between the transit agency and middle east dictator ships. the law would require a judge toish a court order based on proper cause before cell phone signals could be blocked. right now, bart has exceed the goals for the number of working escalators in the station. a new report shows only 7 of the 176 escalator at bart stations are out of service. that means 96% of them are

working. bart's goal is to have a 95% reliability rate and it's a sharp contrast to last may when the rate was less than 77%. time 7:20. we are expecting another sizzling hot day today inland. look outside the window. steve will tell us if it will stay hot and also what the weather will be like in san francisco for all the big events happening this weekend. >> and, check this out, where it is causing excitement in the bay area. >> reporter: good morning. northbound 101 san jose looks slow now. we will tell you what's going on in santa clara valley. eçññjo

7:23. a san francisco hotel has unusual guests this morning. 6 baby owls were born at san francisco airport marriott water front hotel six weeks ago and made the 11th floor balcony

their home. 6 out. parents stopped by to feed the babies every day. the hotel refuses to move them and they have become a popular attraction and workers have started to hand out stuffed owls to their guests. the asian delicacy of shark fin soup may come at the expense of endangered species. the pew environment group reported the soup sampled in 14 u.s. cities contains dna of an at risk species. 32 samples included the scalloped hammer head and school sharks which are both vulnerable to extinction. they say it was the first time shark fin soup was tested nationwide. time 7:24. sal you are watching san rafael and you are watching the road and 880 and everything else. >> reporter: we are watching and looking at the south bay commute also looking at 80 westbound through ripmond. we will go through a progression of looks here

because the computerized maps not showing a lot of slow traffic. as a matter of fact, in the santa clara valley we sought northbound 1011 the only place where there's trough traffic 208 near 17. let's go to live pictures now. 880 looks pretty good. so, perhaps today we will see a lighter than usual day in the morning as people are on the roads. remember today in san francisco is going to be very tough driving three major events. westbound bay bridge so far looks good. he think later in the morning we will see more people getting on the bridge to head into san francisco. 7:25. >> well, fog by the coast that's about it. some areas kind of misty and drizzly. but inland it's sunny. if you like clouds, tropical clouds skirting up from the south taking aim there. possibility of some thundershowers up towards tahoe and truckee. 50 santa rosa. 63 livermore. 61 fairfield. and san jose at 606789

mountainview -- 60. mountainview 61. there's a system not north trying to get that high pressure system out of the way. doesn't look it it will happen -- look like it will happen. it will be in the upper 9 0s to low 100s. 70s and 70s close to the -- 60s close to the coast. 70s, 80s and 90s to 100 inland. livermore 103 only 100 today. back to you. >> yeah. back to us. >> thank you. it's 7:26. burglars rob the south bay store not once but three times in the same night. what they stole from a popular electronics store. >> reporter: the doors don't open for another 90 minutes but look and see people lining up wanting to talk to chevron about damages and pain and suffering they say they got because of the chevron refinery fire on monday. >> it's back to school in san jose. the major backpack give away

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it is 7:29. breaking news in the north bay. heavy police action this morning at the marin county juvenile hall in san rafael.

alex sal age is there where a-- savage is there where apparently someone tried to break into the facility. any idea why? >> reporter: the. [audio not understandable] >> we are having a bad signal but these are pictures of the juvenile hall where apparently someone tried to break in this morning. and there was a lot of police activity. we saw what looked like a broken window and a ladder outside one of the buildings no understanding of why. all the occupants have been accounted for. these are live pictures from news chopper 2. we will try to reestablish our signal with alex and get another report coming up shortly. meantime, it's 7:30. more about monday's chevron refinery fire. starting this morning, people affected by the fire will have

a new option to file a claim. clawed even wong joins us live from the help september center expect -- help center expected to open. >> reporter: 9 a.m. is when the doors open. hotline has been overwhelmed with carols and we expect the crowd here and as you can see, the doors not officially opened yet here at 598 nevin. skirt got here but -- security just got here. a crowd of people are standing in line and we have been talking to them about what health issues they are dealing w ma'am, i want to talk to you because you said your knees is in the hospital. >> anna -- anna day. >> reporter: and what kind of problems is she having. >> i don't know. we was out there in the traffic when it happened. and then they were pulling cars telling to us go into the house but we had to get home to do that. and she was sickly anyway. she went to the hospital the night and sure did that night.

and we didn't know and she called the next morning and told me i said what? and she couldn't hardly talked but they released her. >> reporter: what are you hoping from from chevron? >> just being keeping it real being right because they didn't do us right last time when people got sick. they gave out little nothing. they wouldn't pay the bills the medical bills. >> reporter: you are hoping for medical bills to be paid for. there are a lot of people up here we talked to. we talked to a woman who said her son is getting breathing treatments and he had asthma and she think is is aggrevated by the cloud of moke. we have seen more and more people beginning to arrive. one person said they did call the hotline but the person was not able to give that much information and she want 20d come down -- wanted to come down to make sure the claim was heard. this all comes in the wake as more reports are coming out. we looked at a 72-hour report to the county by chevron that talks about the compound and

what needs to be determined like particle analysis and things like that. certainly, we expect a busy day here at this community center. if you want to come down at 6th and nevin. chevron says if you filed a claim over the phone you don't have to come down here. we expect representatives to talk to us in the next half- hour and we will check back. clawed even wong, k -- claudine with wong. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the refinery fire. we will have updates throughout the newscast. you can find more video and pictures at ktvu.com. right now we want to go back to the breaking news in the north bay as i mentioned, heavy police activity this morning at the marin county juvenile hall in san rafael. alex savidge is there and joins us by phone. alex, apparently someone tried to break into the detention facility? >> reporter: yeah. and the assumption on the part of the sheriff's office here is

whoever was trying to break into the juvenile hall. [audio not understandable] someone inside to get them outbut they were unsuccessful and they used bolt cutters to cut a outside fence and spotted by staff using a sledge hammer to breakthrough one of the walls. that's when the marin county sheriff office launched a searched and searched the surrounding valley looking for the two men who were trying to break into the facility. they ended up not being able to find the two people. the search just has been called off a short time ago. and now the investigation will continue. they will be speaking with some of the inmates at juvenile hall trying to figure out if they can point them in the right direction as to who it was trying to break into the facility early this morning in an obvious attempt to try to break someone out. >> alex, you said it's on lock downright now the facility at this point? >> reporter: the facility was for a brief time on in sort of

a lock down mode where all the inmade and kids inside were put in one specific area. that was only for a short time. everything we understand is now back to normal. the facility, they are doing business as usual. it will be a normal day at the facility i i asked if anything like this happened and he couldn't remember any other case similar to this one. >> we just lost signal from news chopper 2. you will join us with more information on the attempted break-in at the marin county juvenile hall in san san rafael. we have new information on the story we brought you live yesterday morning. the family of a 13-year-old boy killed at a drive-by shooting says he was not a known gang member as police claim. they say the boy joey mendoza was walking home from football practice near the santa cruz

boardwalk when he was shot. police say they believe the shooting is related to gang violence in watsonville. east bay authorities say two people chose the wrong night to allegedly pull off a caper. on tuesday night, 25-year-old stoney rodriguez and 19-year- old rebecca hunter tried to buy merchandise at an albany target with stolen credit cards. tuesday was national night out where neighbors held anticrime block parties. alert residents saw the chase and helped officers track down the two suspects who were arrested and charged with burglary and possession of stolen property. time 7:36. happening right now, mourners in wisconsin are gathering as we speak. this is a high school. they are paying respects to the victims of sunday's mass shooting at a sikh temple. now six people were killed in that shooting and three ours wounded. we are watching a huge crowd of people there looking at the screen and you see the photos of the victims. police say the gunman in this

case killed himself. coming up for you at 7:45, we will bring you a live report on this memorial service including the big name who is expected to be one of the speakers this morning. back here at home, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of apple products were stolen from a fridaye's electronics -- frye's electronics store. three people after midnight broke into the store on hamilton avenue. thieves came back twice the same night. investigators say they stole 163,000 dollars worth of i pods, ipads and iphones. and now the police are warning you to be aware of any apple products sold online at a drastically reduced price. 7:37. right now, families are lined up in san jose for a backpack give away. ktve's mack keller joins because look at what kids are getting to prepare them for the first day of school. and school supplies are not cheap matt. >> reporter: and we have a lot

here. the sacrate heart community center is giving away the most in its history. more than 2400. you can see many on the wall. doors open up at 10 and students will be able to come in and pick out the favorite backpack. some people have been lining up since last night for theappointments and the donation drive started june 1st and the community really stepped up this year with such a high demand. the charity believes low income students shouldn't face additional challenge because they don't have the resource to purchase the necessary supplies. organizers say the need is getting greater in the community. >> people struggling as a result of the economy. there's a lot of shifts in employment out there. so many people still have not found the jobs yet. >> there a specific color or style? >> pink. >> why pink? >> because i love pink. >> reporter: yeah and michelle we have a pink backpack for you here along with the backpack each child gets school supplies,appropriate for their grade level and you can see

some right here. the younger students get pencils and notebooks and crayons and others will get a usb memory card and scientific calculator. each backpack has 20 dollar gift card to buy shoes. it start at 10 today and lasts all day the reporting live in san jose, matt keller ktvu channel 2 news. >> good stuff. time 7:38. sal is coming back. how is the commute holding up so far. >> reporter: doing well so far. let's go outside and look at some of the things. westbound highway 4. a little bit of slowing here as you come up to concord. bay bridge toll plaza is light. as a matter of fact, if you are driving to the toll plaza you will not see a big backup and no problem getting into san francisco. that will change as there are three big events in the city today. but moving along to the south bay let's look at that. northbound 101 a little slow traffic near mckie and 880. 85 because of a crash in saratoga on the shoulder near

saratoga avenue is slow from 17. let's go to steve. a lot of events taking place tonight and tomorrow and into the weekend. temperatures will not be that hot. 60s for temperatures out towards golden gate park outside land upper 50s low 60s. but starting to drop fast a mix of fog sun and breezy and clear. but the fog coming in tonight. i mean, inland, it's going to be in the 90s and 100s b the coast 60s and -- by the coast 60s and 70s i thought the computer was stuck. tropical clouds up in the sierra nevada could fire up a few thunderstorms over the weaningor today. 50s and 60s on the temps. it won't take long to warm up for the inland areas. there's a little couple hints it could be a couple degrees cooler. we will see. higher he will vagues are running 5 degrees cooler than -- than 24 hours ago. 90s to 100 but 60s and 70s closer to the coast and bay. santa cruz upper 70s. but 75 oakland. 102ant okay.

san jose 88. not much change through saturday. starting to get the tweets where's the fog? starting to get the tweets. he think it will be back sunday, monday and tuesday. >> looking forward to that. thanks. it's 20 minutes or not everyone but some of us i guess. it's 7:40. security cameras at schools where they are beingaed in the bay area and the specific locations where they will not be filming. >> we don't feel safe. and. [audio not understandable] >> the east bay neighborhood experiencing a jump in frightening type of crime in the last month. cçrrú

after months of worrying about europe now investors are concerned about asia as well. u.s. stocks opening lower today following some unsettling reports. china export growth plunges and south korea central bank issued pessimistic predictions. looking live at the dow, it's down slightly down 14. but the nasdaq is down 5 and s&p down 1. the u.s. government has told five of the country's largest banks to make plans for preventing the collapses in case they face serious problems. the banks are jp morgan chase, bank of america, goldman sachs citigroup and morgan stanley. reuters says the orders came in may of 2010 but have been secret until now. the order is a sign the government doesn't want banks to count on government help if they run into another possible financial collapse. time 7:44. memorial services we told you is underway in wisconsin for victims of sunday is's mass shooting at sikh temple.

rick leventhal is live in oak creek wisconsin where hundreds of people are gathering now and remembering those lives that were lost. rick. >> reporter: dave, it's a solemn occasion focused on healing and held at the oak creek highs school not far from the temple where the shooting took place and chosen because it's large enough to accommodate thousands of people who are turning out to pay their respects to the sikh community and six minutes of the community who were shot and killed on sunday morning. you can see the line of worshipers and mourners heading inside the doors. and we can take you live inside to show you the ceremony itself that's taking place. a memorial service is filled with prayers and hymns and there will be speeches at noon eastern time. including those from governor scott walker. we expect paul ryan to speak and attorney general erik holder is expected to speak at noon eastern time in this

memorial service. after the ceremony here, the mourners will return to the sikh temple which is now reopened to members. there will be a traditional 48 hour ceremony at that temple where they will read the holy book cover to cover and honor memories of the victims of the shooting. again six people were killed three others badly wounded. one of those wounded police officer lieutenant brian murphy, 51 years old, a 21 year veteran of the oak creek police department is doing much, much better. he was up and walk around his room a couple days ago and his condition is upgraded to satisfactory. two others are still in the hospital recovering in critical and serious condition. so certainly a lot to mourn here and there's a real deep sense among the sikh community they hope it can help educate people that they are a peace loving group and that this was in no way justified. dave. >> rick leventhal live from wisconsin thanks. it's 7:46 and in florida

the state attorney that'sprosecuting the case against george zimmerman admits to accidentally releasing some of the evidence. disirmman is charged with -- zimmerman is charge with second degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin. the evidence released includes a photo of trayvon martin abody as -- body as well as zimmerman's college transcript. was sent to media groups. shortly after another e-mail was sent advising the media to disregard the evidence. saying it couldn't be used in any published reports. so far no word on what effect it will have on the case. 7:47. in election news a. new cnn poll shows that president obama holds a 7 point lead over republican challenger mitt romney. 52% of voters say they would reelect president obama. only 45% are backing mitt romney. the poll also indicates that the president has a 9 point advantage with women voters and a 6 point advantage among men.

it's a last day for interested candidates to get their name on the november ballot. anyone interested in running for office has until 5 p.m. to fight paperwork with the counties' election office. towed's close of the filing period marks the beginning of the 10-day public review period. this is when voters can go online and look at resolutions, measures, and candidates statements. this ends on august 20th. time is 7:47. and an argument over chalk in los angeles between two occupy protesters has ties to oakland. it happened at annual art walk in downtown los angeles. okay pyres drew the messages on the occupyers drew the messages on the sidewalk. it got heated between a protesters from l.a. and oakland. the one from the bay area made comments about the quality of the other's use of the chalk. police say he was then attacked and assaulted. a man from los angeles was arrested. it seems to be happening

more and more. bold crimes in what's considered normally safe shopping areas. pam cook is in the newsroom with alarming new details. >> reporter: well, this morning, the alert is out in the rock ridge area, a community where people feel safe walking around shops and restaurants. police say there have been more than 20 robberies in the past 30 days. some cases involve cell phones being taken out of people's hands. they walk along college avenue and just this week a. couple was robbed on a neighborhood street nearby. >> they were walking home from dinner, a man approached them and what gun. >> we don't feel safe. and this is. [audio not understandable] >> reporter: that was at a neighborhood meeting where people were voicing concerns about the number of officers on the streets and the crimes. oakland police asked neighbors and business owners to help by

noticing and reporting any suspicious people and activities in the area. some businesses there have hired private security to help. this comes as this week when we have reported robberies in the middle of the day at the westfield shopping center in san francisco, and a jewelry store robbery in courta madaya. pam cook, let's go back over to dave and tori. >> thanks. 7:49. a 17-year-old east bay female and her newborn are back home after they were apparently kidnapped. the search for the suspect in the center of an amber alert. >> san francisco miewni under a- - muni under attack. what they are doing is an insult to riders.

welcome bafnlgt 7:52. a sus secretary in an oakland amber alert on the loose. 19-year-old marco hernandez is accused of kidnapping his 17- year-old girlfriend and their 2-

month-old daughter from an apartment near 84th and mcarthur. the mother and child they were found safe at a friend's house yesterday. hernandez was last seen driving a car that was similar to a 2006 silver ford focus. you see it in the picture. it's 7:52. a scathing report released yesterday criticizing san francisco muni system for a frack known as switchbacks. in this practice passengers are forced to get off the bus or train before it reach the end of the run and wait for the next one. the report released yesterday about the san francisco civil grand jury said muni officials show a calous disregard for the welfare of riders overall in their use of switch backs. passengers feel stranded and muni says the findings are false in the report. >> they don't give you notice and you are dumped on the street. >> they got a lot of things wrong. some of the findings are, you know i. think are really pretty

far off. >> the reason moony would do it is to get buses back on time. report recommends moony consult with other agencies that don't rely on switchbacks. they did studies of other transit agencies around country and the world and found really no one else uses this. >> the same system. time 7:53. sal you are using the chopper. what's going on. >> reporter: chopper is up for us in the east bay looking at traffic dave and tori, patrolling the memberits -- nimitz freeway. traffic is moving along well north and southbound. news chopper 2 showing us a view of oakland approaching the coliseum area. there's the drive-in they use for the flea market on the left as you can see it. and in the distance you can see it. let's move along and look at 237. westbound, a little bit of slowing. it's not that deep this morning. slowing approaching danger road and that's all. northbound 85 saratoga a crash

at saratoga avenue. the traffic is going to be a little bit busy in this area. 85 is not the freeway to take. i would do 280 or 101 instead of 85. now steve. >> thanks. not much change. it's going to be hot inland. 90s, 100s by the coast. 60s and a nice tweet from porter a 5-year-old chocolate lab in he will veto who said it's too hot where's the sea breeze. my cat stormy is giving meetlecture. too hot for him too. don't forget the pets. by the coast, we are dealing with fog and that means anywhere near the coast in the city, it's going to be in the 60s. 50s and 60s. heading to outside, it's not going to be bad during the day but cool off fast tonight. temperatures today, continuing to be about where they were yesterday. a couple little indications that maybe some inland temps will not be as hot but still hot. 50s and 60s. a couple systems going in by eureka that might knock down a couple degrees on the inland

temps. but you are talking 99 versus 101 or 102. 60, #0s and -- 70s and 80s. and it looks like by sunday over the weekend in view we will see cooler weather and early next week. >> thanks steve. keeping a watchful eye the reason security cameras are installed into two marin county high schools. and a break this morning at marin county juvenile hall. why it prompted a massive search in the area. >> and we are three hours away from the gates open at outside land's convenient but every one is not happy because what it's doing to the fees in the city. that's coming up what mornings on 2 continues.

complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2 i am tori campbell. >>ism gave clark. friday august 10th of the we are starting with developing news in the north bay. half an hour ago authorities called off a search for whoever was trying to break into a juvenile hall in san rafael. alex savidge is there to tell us what the sheriff office is saying now. alex. >> reporter: well, good morning. sheriff investigators tell me that this was two people who

attempted to break into marin county juvenile hall in an attempt, it seems to, break out a couple inmates. but they didn't succeed. this is a bold attempt. two people used bolt cuters to first cut through the perimeter fence here at the facility. after that, they used the sledge hammer and they tried to breakthrough one of the concrete walls to get inside the building. but at that time, staff members at the juvenile detention facility heard them and this is around 4:30 this morning. those people ran off and that's when the marin county sheriff's department was called in and launched a massive search but they were not able to find the two people. all of the juvenile inmates at this point have been accounted for. and right now, investigators are just trying to figure out which of the inmates was the target of the break in. >> we have sheriff investigators currently working on some leads. they are talking to the inmates inside the facility. we are examining who exactly is not here and what the records are and contacts are on the outside and hopefully that's going to develop leads for us.

>> reporter: the lieutenant says they don't have a good description on the two people they are searching for but believe they have left the area. this facility for a short time went into an emergency mode of sorts all of the juvenile inmates were put into one single room so they could be the kted for. but none of the inmates escaped no one was hurt this morning and we are told it's back to normal at this point at marin county juvenile hall. live in san rafael,ktvu channel 2 news. this fall high school students in novato will be closely watched. they are installing sur veil and camps are a in san marin and in a vato. they will be in -- novato. they will will be in park lots and public areas. the 180,000 dollar is i'm at preventing theft and vandalism. there's a a split for high school students who hazed classmates. four seniors and a sophomore at

liberty high school in brentwood have been suspend from the football team. now they hazed 3 junior varsity players during a football camp in sacramento state in june. >> my daughter plays soccer and if it happened on the soccer field, i would be irate about it. you know, it's not tolerable. it's not okay. >> they shut expect it because varsity players do pranks and i think they should have been expecting it. and shouldn't have taken it so seriously. >> well, the school did provide counselors for the three victims. the students have been accused can possibly face misdemeanor battery charges and possibly get probation. 8:01. it begins in a few hours. one of san francisco's most popular music festivals and paul chambers tells outside lands is one of big events happening this weekend. good morning paul. >> reporter: good morning. now the gates will open at 11. and the music starts at noon. and people at box office are

prepared getting ready this morning. only thing about this year's festival it's sold out. now about 195,000 people attend this year's outside lands festival. crews finished up the final preps on the event i was cash cow for the city of san francisco and the parks department. >> last year alone, it was 1.4 million dollars and it went to the recreation parks department to support our parks and our recreation programming. and it helped us get through the tough budget times. >> reporter: that's great for the parks department but not for some smaller groups who used golden gate park for years. some events are canceled because of rising city fees. and although jimmy's old cars picnic is still a go this year, some feel the city's putting profits before the people. >> now of course this weekend is a big event. there will be the 49ers in town, of course outside lands and the giant will be here for

three weeks or excuse me for three sold out events. we will have more on that coming up in my next report. live in san francisco, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. you know the traffic that you mentioned because of outside land and the giants game and 49ers have preseason game at candlestick park. we are just going to be watching and waiting for a lot of slow traffic not a good idea, i think, to bring your car and try to park in the neighborhoods near golden gate park. it's going to be a tough sell. i would suggest using public transportation instead. do that. let's look at what we have now. 237 a little slow traffic as you drive across to highway 880 or interstate 808 and it is better -- 808 and it gets bet -- 880 and it gets better after that. oakland north and southbound traffic looks pretty good. if you are driving this morning to the commute on the peninsula, highway 101 and 280, looking pretty good on the

peninsula here. driving to the airport, it's not bad. southbound 280 in daley city slowing approaching san bruno. now steve. >> thank you and good morning. fog for some, but it is mainly confined right to the coast. there was not much there you know oh dark 30 but it filled in and it's similar to yesterday. inland, some tropical clouds continue to work their way towards the sierra nevada but it's a big dome of high pressure. and brie ann sent a tweet saying how come with the big strong high pressure there's fog on the coast. reason is the high is in the southwest down towards arizona and southern california, and southern nevada. if it was up in say idaho or oregon we would get a north northeast wind and that means the coast would join in on thewarmup. the fog gets squashed and it's still there. so as long as that is there and the pattern and not much changes. outside lands forecast not much change. 50s to start. 60s maybe 63 the high and upper

50s later this evening as the fog comes back in. so, it's going to be cool there. but with the dome of high pressure inland temps warm up and the fog has no place to go except down, down, down. there's dense fog and it burns off. yesterday we saw it burn off. west southwest at 10 but there's the picture. see the fog right this hugging most of the coast. if it's not on the coast, you can probably stand and see it. west southwest at 10. fairfield 66 there. 67 at livermore and that will be near 100 again today. other locations mid-50s. there's big difference in the temperatures. tahoe truckee maybe dealing with afternoon thundershowers and along the mother load of central sierra. patchy fog stays by the coasthotinland one or two degrees cooler -- hot inland. but one or two degrees cooler but not much. 89 kentfield 98 concord and 71 berkeley and 100 livermore. 103 yesterday. 88 san hoe hay say who was 90

yesterday. i will tell you -- yesterday. i will tell you it's 5 or 6 degrees warmer than downtown san jose. joel sent me a tweet that said it says 96 in mountain view. 86. he was right it did but it says 86. 62 daily city -- dale daly city. -- daley city. cooling will take us into next week. >> all right thank you. it's 8:305. the bay air -- 8:05. the bay area is a big winner alex morgan and u.s. women's soccer team juan gold beating japan 2-1 in a thrilling matchyesterday and redemption from the heartache a year ago when they lost in the world cup. morgan posted photos on the twitter account including one of the team displaying their gold medal. the u.s. wimbledon's soccer team face criticism for the t- shirts they put on after yesterday's gold medal win. they made by nike read "greatness has been found. shortly after people on twitter started to discuss the shirts

saying they didn't show humility and asking the team to keep it classy. no one on the team is blamed. they say they were hand the shirts after the win and put them on as is expected. danville maggie steffen scored five goals to help u.s. beat spain and win the gold in the water polio. the team has 7 bay area players and including maggie's sister jessica and san francisco's shannon is in today's 1500 meter women's final. the world fastest human usain bolt won gold in the 200 meter sprint and won in 100 and will go for three goals tomorrow in the team relay. the u.s. is starting to run away in the medal count. they have 90 medals so far. followed by china with 80 and then it's russia, great britain and germany. time 8:07. someone stealing street signs in danville. maintenance workers noticed the thefts last month and since then, police say more signs from various neighborhoods

disappear in the past couple weeks. the police want you to watch out for anything suspicious and if you see anything, call the police immediately. time is now 8:07. the music industry mourning the death of a san mateo county man considered a pioneer in digital muse inning. gerald kirby was killed after losing control of his truck monday. he reportedly stared out building custom audio equipment for rock legends including the grateful dead and went onto become a cofounder of the online music company liquid audio. he leaves behind a wife. san mateo and san jose is launching a new effort to get more bicycles on city streets. yesterday city employees and bike lovers tried out newly opened bike lanes designed to keep cyclists safe. they are featuring a special buffer zone to keep cyclists and cars frgt apart and that's unique. five downtown streets have the

-- farther apart and that's unique. five downtown streets have the lanes. this is the second day of target's job fair in san francisco. hundreds of people lined up for interviews outside yesterday. the line wrapped around the shopping complex. more interviews will be held today and tomorrow. target plans to hire 300 people. the new store is scheduled to open in mid-october. the chocolate company has big plans to expand the retail operations. the san francisco business times reports ghirardelli will ad2,000 square feet to the flagship store in san francisco filled to capacity on weekends. it will open stores at san francisco's palace hotel and harrah's las vegas. last june they opened a store at disney's california adventure. time is 8:09. trouble in afghanistan. why the latest attacks of

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i don't see too much of a change. similar to yesterday. 660s 70s coast and bay. inland 90s and low 100s. a lot of low temps away from the coast. tropical storm ernesto getting weaker as it moves inland from mexico gulf coast. but it is still drench the area

long the uke tab pi -- yucatan peninsula and hit oil rigs. despite no major damage the government closed the biggest and a few smaller ports and two fishermen drowned after being caught in the storm. forecasters warn ernesto could drop a lot of rain in flood prone areas. you heard the story that horrifying act in florida of cannibalism. now the man attacked is talking about it for the first time and i've got to warn you some of the images you are about to see and the information you will hear is very graphic. the back in maine ronald had his face chewed off his eyes were plucked out by the suspect who was later shot and killed by police. he says the man was angry about something that happened on the beach earlier that day andstarted to attack him. >> just started to scream. he was talking funny talk for a while. >> what do you mean by funny talk? >> that i was going to die and

he was going to die and he must have been supped up on something. >> the toxicology reports show the suspect had marijuana in his system. the man is recovering at a facility in florida. we are finding out more about the strategy and defense lawyers that they may use in the colorado movie theater shooting. yesterday, they repeatedly told a judge that james holmes is mentally ill and tried to get help before the massacre on july 20th. legal experts say this could set the stage for a plea of insanity. the main purpose of the hearing was to consider a request by the news media to unseal court documents. the judge will make a decision on that request by monday. tragedy overseas. a man in an afghan military uniform killed 3 u.s. soldiers today in southern afghanistan. alison burns is live in the washington, d.c. bureau with the latest in series of what's called green on blue attacks.

>> reporter: there are reportsthis morning that the afghan soldier invited the americansfor breakfast and opened fire on them. it happened today in hemet lmand province in southern afghanistan. it's the third ambush on americans this week from the afghans that they are training. the attacks are raising questions about the ability of afghan forces to take over securing the country when nato troops leave in 2014. in another incident, a suicide bomber killed 3 u.s. army officers. in that case, the men were getting out of a military vehicle to enter an afghan government compound when they were killed. the taliban is claiming responsibility. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu, channel 2 news. 8:156789 serious allegations against the california veteran's charity. state attorney general harris is suing the organization

called help hospitalized veterans. it's in winchester about 80 miles east of l.a. the organization's director allegedly misused million -- millions in private donations to pay for large pension and other perks including 80,000 dollars in golf memberships for board members. and the justice department says it will not prosecute goldman sachs or employees after a financial fraud probe. the firm was accused of making money on the same subprime loans it was selling to customers. the government says that was part of what led to the mortgage meltdown in 2007. but the justice department says there's not enough evidence for a criminal prosecution. time is 8:16. a vacaville police officer on administrative leave after shooting and killing a man. it happened yesterday afternoon on merchant treat in front of the police station and city hall. police say a man was acting suspicious when they went to approach him, they say the suspect pulled out a knife.

a police officer told him to put it down and when he didn't e. was shot and killed. -- he was shot and killed. this is under investigation. police in sunnyvale have photos of three people wanted in connection with a bold robbery. the suspects apparently had a plan. police say a woman was the first to approach this coin shop. a female employee unlocked the door but when she turned her back two masked men rushed in. police say the robbers tied the employee's hands and they ransacked the store. they escaped in a white nissan. but they set it on fire in a parking garage and escaped in another vehicle. here's the police sketch of the female accomplice. look at it. police are trying to figure out if she was involved in. in any other similar crimes. if you live in east contracosta county you may notice a distinct smell in the area starting monday. delta diablo sanitation district will start

construction to improve part of the waste water treatment system. the district will repair the main sewer pipeline and other we equipment. people may notice a distinct plastic smell during pipe installation and the sanitation district does not want the public to be alarmed. general electric is voluntarily recalling more than a million of its dishwashers including ge adora, aterna, profile and hot point diswashers. they were sold from march 2006 through august 2009. the problem is with the machine's heating elements. they can apparently fail and cause fires. ge is providing free repairs or rebates towards new dishwashers. time 8:18. giants pitcher mat kane will be honored for making history. who can forget june 13th, he threw the perfect game against the astros at at&t park and retired all 27 batters he

faced. and that third baseman's throw was terrific, too. at 3:30 this afternoon, the giants will unvain a plaque on the port walk right outside at&t park. residents in a san jose neighborhood had an excite siting afternoon on thursday. they saw something very unusual crawling on the street. yes they were up in his face. this 95 pound african tortoise named bud zilla surprised everybody in a area west san carlos avenue going down the sidewalk and walking into some of the neighbor's yards. >> we were driving down the street and saw this thing just crawling and walking and i said hey, that's a turtle. >> this is amazing. not every day do you get a turtle in your backyard. >> so true. and he is hungry, too. this is bud zilla and he escaped through a fence of his owner's house and after being posing for pictures, and stuff

like that, the police were called and budas we now call him, was reunited with his owner. on the channel 2 website, ktvu.com we have more video of bud. we can call him bud because we know him now. bud zilla. look for the video player right there on the front page. oakland zoo is expected to release turtles back into the wild. the zoo's 44 western pond turtles will be let go in a lake county marsh as part of a study and in an effort to contribute to the wild population. itth eggs were collected a year ago by researchers at sonoma state and they are studying why the numbers are declining so quickly and they think it might be from habitat loss as well as disease. all right. time 8:20. this is not good. they crashed and burned. we will show you what happened with nasa's latest experiment. >> also another day of triple digit temperatures for parts of the east bay.

meteorologist steve will tell us where to find the hot spots and where to get really cool. >> reporter: if you are driving to san jose right now, 680 looks good heading south we will tell you more about the south and north bay communities. commutes. u?%

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welcome back. 8:23. a major problem from the favorite experiment from nasa a half million dollar moon lander at kennedy space center went up a few feet and then, it

crashed. to the ground. and burned. big, big problem. project manager says they will remove the memory devices off it whatever they can to try to figure out what happened. much better story on marsp curiosity is beginning the mission on the surface of mars since it landed on sunday. nasa engineers have been testing the instruments and system and say so far curiosity is performing flawlessly. mission control going crazych the next step is send new software from the transition from the landing phase into the two-year stay on the surface of the mars am i heard an interview with a scientist who said the next mission what he wants to work on is a splash landing on one of jupiter's moons. >> wow. >> they are thinking big. >> yeah. time is 8:24. we have curiosity sal about the mcarthur maze. >> reporter: okay. i will show you the maze and maybe it will satisfy your

curiosity. 80 westbound looks good and bay bridge it has been light. i have a feeling people who are coming into san francisco will be on the road a little later. because the events today in san francisco festival concert two sporting events and big time traffic expected throughout the city for today and tonight. this is san francisco northbound 101 approaching the 80 split looks good. driving in the east bay 880 southbound slow from hayward to union city. san mateo and dunn barredon bridge not that bad. >> fog is on the coast. a little is making a psh but not much. held in check and big dome of high pressure won't allow oit it to go anywhere. temperatures similar to yesterday's readings which means about 60 to 103 or 104 in the hottest inland locations. even in lake county 10 5, 106. a big dome of high pressure. that's squashes the fog but it's there. so, that's why we have a 40 degree spread on the temps. there's toasty numbers as you

head up to the mountains. tahoe was almost 90 degrees. so that tells you very warm air and tropical clouds working their way in. but there's the fog bank if you are like it's too hot go west because it's cool there. 50s and 60s. livermore is 67. san jose 6 3. and fairfield 66. so it's going to be another cooker in the inland location. patchy fog will hold on for a while. it's not going anywhere but retreats late in the day. upper 90s to a few low 100s. higher elevations are down 3 to 5 degrees. maybe that will take the edge off but it's going to be hot. it looks cooler sunday and into next week. >> all right, time 8:26. it was an early morning stabbing in san jose that is under investigation. what police say happened out there and why that crime scene was such a big one. >> reporter: we are live at the community center and look at this line. it continues to grow all the folks ripmond residents who say they suffered as a result of the refinery fire on monday.

we will tell you what chevron is saying you need to know if you are headed down here. >> sumer is coming to evened for students in san jose. the big give away that will help prepare them for the first day of class as mornings on 2 continues.

8:29 a san jose police busy investigating a stabbing we first told you about at 4:30. police were called about 2 this morning. a man was stabbed and was seriously hurt. he was rushed to the hospital. he is expected to survive. police blocked off a quarter of a mile of mclaughlin avenue cleaning up a very messy crime scene. that street has been reopened.

so far we have no information about a suspect or a possible motive and there's new video of an suv engulfed in flames. several hours ago, in oakland, this happened near 98th avenue. when the firefighters arrived, that vehicle was already engulfed in flames and something blew up inside of it right there. firefighters were putting out the flames, and luckily no one was hurt. the fire was out in just a couple minutes. still no word on how it started or who owned that vehicle. people impacted by the chef ron refinery fire are lining up outside a new claims center that will open its doors in just about 30 minutes. we are jong live by claudine wong about what's going on at the center. >> reporter: inside there are claim adjusters to see the folks lining up. this is the front of the line. but, you can see i want to take you down the line because you can see it stretches halfway

down the block. now, all folks who say they are suffering because of the fire on monday at the richmond refinery. i will stop to talk to reggie and you said you and your family members suffering symptoms because of the fire pooh yes, ma'am. the -- fire. >> yes, ma'am. it's to rush my granny to the hospital. it's to check myself the next day because you know i am employed so it's to go to work. but, we have been going through this you know, i am born and raised in richmond and my -- i am a third generation richmond and we have been going throughthis for a long time. >> reporter: you have medical bills you have documentation you hope they will reimburse you for today? >> yes. i didn't receive documentation from the hospital but they told me i could get the medical reports so i got my. >> reporter: you confident you will get compensation through the process? >> yes i am. >> reporter: and are you feeling better? >> as of now, yes, i am. >> reporter: okay. all right thanks mr. calhoun. again, there's a lot of people who say they are suffering the same things.

various illnesses and problems. some people say they tried to call the hotline that's set up since monday and had issues. and that's one of the reasons why chevron decided to open the center. >> that's part of the reason for opening the help center is make sure we listen to the neighbors. they wanted help with the claims process and people thought they weren't getting that. that's why we opened the health centers. >> reporter: back live as the line continues just off 6th street, the way chevron says itwill work the folks will go seasicks adjusters inside. they said -- seasicks adjusters -- see circumstance adjusters. they don't need document today but they will need it of a medical attention people received they are being charged for or if they had you know, some kind of soot or other things on the car they needed a car wash or cleaning of the home or property. they said they will reimburse that. no limit on how much they say they will pay but they say they have to be "reasonable" claims

and they need the documentation. they will leave the center open for a as long as they need to have hours are set for monday through saturday, it will be open all day today and opening at 9 this morning. back here in richmond claudine wong. >> thanks. 8:32. contracosta county health officials say clean anything that may have been exposed to smoke from that refinery fire. they say use soap and watter towash out outdoor furniture and barbeque grills and other equipment. crews are cleaning up city parks and playgrounds. channel 2 website has more pictures and video from the fire. go to ktvu.com and click on the fire tab on the front page. time is now 8:33. it was a violent night in parts of oakland overnight. police are investigating two apparently separate shootings that happened around the same time. about 12:30 this morning, someone fired shots into a car on 19th street in san pablo

avenue near interstate 980. one person was wound but another -- wounded but another person died later at the hospital. in the meantime, a reported robbery led police to another shooting on deerwood avenue. no arrest has been made in either case. those incidents follow a deadly double shooting wednesday night. 16-year-old tatian turner was shot and killed in the 2700 block of talbot avenue. a second person was also shot but is expected to recover. turner was a high school studentand mother of an 8 month old baby. her family repeatedly been victimized by gun violence. her father ago and the 15-year- old cousin was shot in july. 8:34. east bay authorities say two people chose the wrong night to pull off allegedly a caper. contracosta times reports on tuesday night, 25-year-old stoney rodriguez and 19-year- old rebecca hunter tried to buy

merchandise at an albany target with stolen credit cards. tuesday happened to be national night out. neighbors held anticrime block parties. so alert residents saw the police chase and helped officers track down the two suspects who were arrested and charged with burglary and possession of stolen property. and just about 90 minutes, kids in san jose will get to pick out a new backpack for the school year. ktvu channel 2 reporter matt keller is at the give away with more on what else they will receive. good morning, matt. >> reporter: they will get a lot today. more than 2400 backpacks are going to be handed out in about an hour and a half. and they are separated by grade level. this is kindergarten and this is girls' with the hello, kitty and dorate explorer and they will fill it up with supplies need for the school year. families registered for the event but that didn't stop some to show up last night tonight first in line. sacrate heart community service has been collecting donation

since june 1st and says they don't believe low income students should face additional challenge because they don't have the resources to purchase the necessary flies we want to make sure the kids -- supplies. >> we want to make sure they get through high school and college having the language skills and math skills they need to be competitive. >> that helps me. i don't have a house so i can't do homework like that. >> reporter: each child gets a backpack fills with supplies appropriate for the grade level. for older students a usb memory card and scientific calculator. back here live these are the backpacks for older kids junior high and high school. they are all black and that's the to prevent them from being gang colors for students heading to the older schools and junior highs and high schools. and the give away starts at 10 and is expected to last all day. reporting live, matt keller. it's 8:36. state senate is expected to approve a bill forebightedding government agencies from cutting off cell phone service

-- fore bids -- forbids government agencies from cutting off cell phone service. now the law rough we-- would require a judge to issue a court order based on proper cause before cell phone signals could be blocked. bart exceed its goals for the number of working escalators at bart stations. the report shows only 7 out of 176 escalators are not working. that means 96% of them are working. the bart what goal to have a 95% reliability rate. this is a big contrast to last may when the rate was under 77%. >> a lot better. 8:37. let's see how things are moving on the roads and sal joins us what's happening on 237? >> reporter: it's little slow. as you cross 880 in the area,

237 is slow. it's not that deep if you are driving. it slows to about zanker road and pretty good in sunday sunnyvale. 880 northbound, no slow traffic here and i am not disappointed. it looks good. we found out in san jose about a gas leak open road -- oakland road where i put the red indicator. san jose fire department and pge are on the scene. a construction mishap caught pge line and there's a gas leak. we found out they are not doing a investigation but there's a messy traffic situation in the area. pg&e is on the scene. 8:38 now steve. >> thank you and happy friday morning. some fog right down there down there up above. very warm temperatures. and it's going to be another day very close to yesterday. it could be one or two degrees either way but might be a toonie cooler inland. 90s to near 1 hundred. high pressure in the desert southwest means inland temps

sierra nevada temps and valley temps are hot. by the coast it is squashed and we stay in the 60s or 70s for most and around the bay 70s and 80s. tropical clouds closer and closer. sierra nevada could play into the forecast. it's very warm. so that creates a little cap. but keep that in mind if you are heading up in that direction. it's going to be a big difference here. it's going to be cool, temperatures probably topping out at 63 at golden gate park. it will drop fast. if there's not a cloud deck there will be a westerly breeze. 50s and low 60s. west northwest 14 at sfo. now a little northwest at san jose a slight cool down over water but still it's going to be very warm for many locations. you can see mid to upper 60s for some. 50s for others but if you are not by the coast i expect warm to hot temperatures. high pressure looks like it will be around for another day. day and a half and i think by sunday that cooler air works its way into a series of systems move into the pacific northwest knock it down.

hot inland. 90s to 100s on the water. novato 91. fairfield 99. pittsburgh 100, 82 castro valley. 70 alameda. berkeley 71. 88 san jose to 98 morgan hill. 90 pal meetous and 84 minimum low park. and 60s daily -- daley city a sicka and san francisco. not much change inland on saturday. it looks like a cool down sunday and a bigger cool down on monday and tuesday. >> it's 8 chn 0. a big test to -- 8:40. a big test for california's power grid. why you and everybody else are being asked to conserve rough rs a bold break in at marin county jewel nile hall to break out one of the inmates. how it happened when mornings on 2 continues. and hot, hea.

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stocks lower on wall street deflated by signs of the mobile economic elt -- global economic meltdown. j.c. penney customers still not buying the department storechain reporting a bigger than expected loss and plummeting sales during the second sales but the stocks is up right now over 4% after rye

assuring comments from the ceo. the dow down 26. nasdaq down 6 and s&p down 2. real estate is on the rise finally. especially for one city here in the bay area. homes selling faster every year and the majority of major u.s. markets and oakland is number one. the report released this week says homes are staying on the market for 24 days in oakland and denver colorado is not far behind at 33 days and anchorage alaska comes in third with 43 days. it's being called the biggest test of california's power grid in years. the state's electricity grid operator has issued a rare statewide alert asking everyone to cut down on the electricity use for the next few days. a problem at san onofre nuclear power plant is putting a further strain on the state's power supply. you are asked to avoid using excess power between 11 a.m.

and 6 p.m. demand for electricity and daytime temperatures are the highest during the hours. time 8:44. let's bring you up to date on other top stories we are following. three american soldiers have been killed in afghanistan. this morning a man wearing an afghan military uniform opened fire on the soldiers and killed them. the taliban already has claimed responsibility. also closer to home now, richmond we are live out there. a lot of people gathered. this is the growing line outside the new help center for people who want to file claims related to the chevron refinery fire. this is the scene outside the nevin community sent owner nevin avenue. the doors will open -- center on nevin avenue. the doors will open at 9. the people who phoned in claims, you don't have to go down to the center. and authorities are saying bold criminals tried to break in to the marin county jewel

knife -- juvenile hall using sledge hammers and bolt cutters. alex savidge is live where investigators believe the attempted break-in was a break out. what's going on alex? >> reporter: well, none of the 13 juvenile inmates were able to escape this morning. but apparently according to investigators, two people showed up here at the facility early this morning and they tried breaking into the place all in an attempt to help one of the inmates potentially escape. and how they did that was they came up here and they used bolt cutters to cut through the perimeter fence. this all happened around 4:30 this morning. two people used sledge hammers. and they tried to smack through a window on one of the buildings. after they got through the initial fence on the outside. but guards heard them banging on the side of the window there and smajing the -- smash the wino and -- smashing the window and the two people ran off. the sheriff office was called in and launched a major search

in the area. they searched the surrounding hillside but weren't able to find the two people involved. all of the juvenile inmates were immediately accounted for. and just to be on the safe side, they were all moved into one particular area of the facility. >> they went into an emergency mode and secured the children they have inside the numbers less than 20. and they were able to move them to a different part of the facility and implement the emergency procedures. >> reporter: the thinking is these two people trying to break into the facility drove up into the car and potentially walked up along a pathway and that's where investigators did find a backpack with some clothing in it this morning. also the tools involved in this break in attempt were left behind as well. bolt cutters and sledge hammer. but no good description on the two people investigators are look for. but we understand the sheriff's office will interview the 13 inmates here trying to get a better sense of which one of them may have been the target of the morning's escape

attempt. live this morning in san rafael, alex savidge, ktvu. 8:47. hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of apple products were stolen from a fry's electronic store in campbell. police say just after midnight, on wednesday, three people broke into the store on hamilton avenue. and they came back two more times that night to grab more items. in fact, investigators say they stole in total $163,000 worth of i pods, ipads, and iphones. police are warning you to be aware of apple products sold online at a drastically reduced price. time 8:48. the most holy redeemer catholic church in san francisco castro is closing its doors to events by outside groups. this comes after the diocese says some events held at parish hall got out of hand. some youtube video of a recent event called the switch hitters ball. the church business manager

says some performances included simulated sex acts and nudity. the parish finds itself caught between the archdiocese and the community it serves. >> we don't want to hurt the gaycommunity and we don't want our diocese to be hurt. like i said, we are stuck in the middle walking the fine balance. >> now the archdiocese director of communication says it's difficult for parishes because they can't control the content. the policy not directed at any group. 8:49. happening now, in wisconsin, hundreds of mourners are paying their respects to victims of sunday's mass shooting at a sikh temple. these are rieive pictures from a high school in oak creek wisconsin. he can see a -- you can see a speaker there. the school was chosen as the location to accommodate the thousands of mourners expected to attend some coming as far away as india.

the attorney general erik holder will speak at the memorial service along with wisconsin governor scott walker. and the state attorney office prosecuting the case against george zimmerman is admitting it accidentally released evidence. zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin in florida last year. the evidence released includes a photo of martin's body and zimmerman's college transcript. the evidence was send to -- sent a to media outlets after another e-mail was send advising the media to disregard the evidence saying it couldn't be used in stories. so far no word on what effect, if any, it will have on the case. 8:50. an e-- a new cnn poll shows president obama holding a 7 point lead over republican challenger mitt romney. 52% of voters say they would reelect president obama. only 45% are supporting mitt romney. this poll indicates the president has a 9 point

advantage with female voters. and a 6 point advantage among men. today by the way is the last day for candidates to get on the november ballot. anyone who is interested in running for office has until 5:00 tonight to filed paler work with county's election office. today's close of the filing period marks the beginning of the 10 day public review period when vote kers go online and look at -- voters can go online and look at resolution and candidates statement. the period ends august 20th. the argument over chalk in los angeles between two occupy protesters has an oakland connection. it happened at the annual art walk in downtown los angeles. occupyers were drawing their messages on the sidewalk but things got heated between a occupy l.a. protester and proester from oaklandch the- protester from oakland. the man from oakland made comments about the quality of the chalk of the other person. police say he was then

assaulted. the man from l.a. was arrested. it's 9 minutes before 9. 26,000 marijuana plants in northern california have now been destroyed by law enforcement agencies. it's the biggest pot bust in the region this year. the plants were growing on tribal lands in a remote area of humboldt county. lake tahoe is in better shape than expected according to a new report. environmental researchers say the clarity of the lake improved last year. that's despite snow melt from a monster winter of 2010 and 2011. until now the heavy snow melt would decrease clarity but the level increased by 4 1/2 feet. that means the water is clear enough to see almost 69 feet below the surface whether you should do is drop a white plate into the water to see how far down they can see it. >> incredible. speak of monster events, a monster concert from metallicca

to stevie wonder. big name acts performing at golden gate park. we will bring you a live report from the outside lands concert. >> sal has an update on gas leaks affecting traffic in san jose.

time 8:55 and just -- in just three hours it begins one of the most popular music festival in san francisco. the great ktvu paul chambers is

out at the outside lands festival. one of several big events in san francisco this weekend. paul, you are right there. >> reporter: that's correct. there's so much going on in san francisco you got the 49ers, and giants and you got stevie wonder. things will open about two hours but as you can see people are lining up the they are like vendors and staff checking in. this is a three-day event. once again, the gates will open at 11 but music starts at noon. crews finish the final preps on the 5th outside lands festival. it will attract 109,000 people between friday and saturday with lineups from metallica and stevie wonder. for the first time it has sold out in advance. with that in mind, san francisco park and traffic is a big concern this weekend especially since the giants are set to host an expected 3-day sold out series and 49ers have the first home game of the season tonight. so your cars are being encouraged to be left at home. >> the best option is public transit. and we will have extra buses

and trains available for passengers. people can prp their fare before -- people can p the -- purchase the fare beforehand. >> reporter: they estimate 20% of the audience will use private shuttles or bikes to come to the concert and levis is sponsoring a free secure bike valet and that's what's going on here and no one person that can help you with your commute later who likes music i am sure you will be out here what about sal. >> reporter: yes. i will see you out there. good morning. we do have some things going on i want to mention quickly. a gas leak open road. we have the maps of this for you. there's a gas leak pge is on the scene open road to the east brook hall road. interstate 880 northbound slow traffic heading up north to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's light and we are expecting a lot of people to be getting into san francisco for the events that paul mentioned today n san francisco best not to bring the car if you don't

have to. now steve. by the coast there's fog and a few steps inland 80s and a couple more 90 toss 100s. -- 90s to 100. it looks cooler sunday next week now looking cooler for all. >> thanks. that's the report for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news and we will see you the next time news breaks. >> join us at noon and we will be live when the gates outside the outside lands festival open in san francisco. we are always here at ktvu.com. thanks for joining us.

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