we're live in san jose at the scene of overnight shooting. we'll tell you why it's amazing no one else was hurt. >> we're live in richmond where a top safety investigator is visiting a refinery today. why the visit is so important and failed efforts to monitor air quality. >> a man hit and killed on east bay highway overnight, what

makes this crash so unusual. >> fbi investigating a trip to israel. how the focus is on people swimming naked. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on this morning morning, i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. weather and traffic. rosemary knows everything about the weather? >> she does of course. >> she's cool like the weather. >> could be because i was here all weekend long. today going to be a lot like yesterday. hopefully you enjoyed your sunday. waking up with the morning clouds and fog regrouping while we slept. back into the 50s. a cool start this morning. low 50s over parts of the north bay. patchy dense fog out there. partly cloudy skies. temperatures will range. low 60s at the coast. mild to warm across the bay as well as the

inland areas. i will take a look at those numbers and tell you about a cooling trend in just a bit. >> good morning. there's a little bit of a crowd now. some of those cash lanes building. we may have a bigger crowd when they turn the lights on in 15 minutes. if you are driving on the san mateo bridge that traffic looks good. back to the desk. >> thank you. the past few days have been violent days in san jose. several shootings, the latest one last night. with the details of what's been going on. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this latest victim was transported with life threatening injuries. no one else was hurt. an officer on scene told us the shooter was running down the street out here shooting at other witnesses out here as he fled. happened close to 9:00 a.m. the shooter is still on the run and investigators tell us they have

a vague description of the suspect. the gun violence comes after a deadly week. four people have been killed. three people shot to death and one woman stabbed with a sword last monday. that doesn't include all the other shootings where victims survived. >> 6 to 7 shootings in the last 24 hours. i don't know this one is related to any of the others. >> there have been 28 homicides in 2012 here in san jose. police are still looking for a motive in this most recent shooting. ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have developing news now. we are learning that search teams are looking for a missing jet skier. that's according to the marine patrol. no other details are being released at this time. again, we have reports of that they are looking for a missing jet skier.

>> time now 6:03. a ch p isp investigation is happening now after an ambulance hit and killed a man who was running across the freeway. happened about 11:30 last night. we've been told the person got out of a car and was trying to run across highway 4 when that ambulance hit him. the eastbound lanes of the highway were shut down for several hours while that accident was investigated. >> the chairman of the u.s. chemical safety board is scheduled to tour the site of the fire in richmond today. joins us now with information on the visit and new details we are learning about the investigation. >> reporter: he'll be touring the site of where the explosion happened and the csb as well as cal osha have signed an agreement. where on august 6th a fire broke out sending a ploom

of toxic air. the immediate area of the failed pipe does remain hazardous due to carbons and structure issues. smoke and soot from the fire did not find an air quality system that could measure in a meaningful way. the network of air monitors run by the bay area is designed to track everyday levels of pollutants. health officials believe those are responsible for sending nearly 11,000 people to nearby emergency rooms. folks who were complaining of breathing problems. find out why southern california is better prepared for the bay area in dealing with the disaster like the chevron fire. ktvu channel 2 news. >> time is 6:05. a skinny dipping scandal in the holy land. republican law maker is apologizing after a night of

partying last summer. coming up we'll take you live to our washington d.c. bureau and get more on the investigation into a late night swim and another law makers reportedly involved. back here at home, a bay area activist who played a major role in the black panther party was an fbi informant. they are saying the fbi recruited richard aoki in the 1950s. he's reportedly credited with giving guns to the black panthers and training them on how to use them. after joining the party in 1967. he committed suicide in 2009 after battling an illness. some of the world's fastest boats will be taking over the san francisco bay tomorrow. 8 countries will be competing for top honors in the america's world series. it is a warmup race to the big event next year.

qualifiers begin wednesday afternoon. the quarter finals are thursday and friday with semi finals saturday and then the race on sunday. and you can see all the action from san francisco's marina green. more about the race times or general information, head to our web site ktvu.com and click on the america's cup tap on our home page. >> sounds exciting. time 6:07. everybody racing safely along the east shore? >> they are so far. it does look pretty good heading out to the maze. no major problems. it is getting a little bit more crowded from the last time we saw it. and also at the bay bridge toll plaza. we definitely have waiting going on in some of those cash lanes. for now, the fast track lanes are moving well. metering lights go on in 10 minutes or so. if you are driving into

santa clara valley, still looks good on highway 17. 101 and 280 are looking nice. let's go to rosemary. >> starting to see the first signs of sun life. on the coast, across the bay, can't see it this morning. the fog and low clouds back with us again. santa rosa reporting patchy dense fog. a little weaker than what we saw yesterday. 15 miles per hour in fairfield. 60 district 0 degrees at this time. mostly clear skies. a little later this morning we'll be dealing with sunshine for the everyone partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. today our numbers will be like what we felt on sunday. moves closer in, going to deepen the

marine layer. could be a little gusty on tuesday. for today, looking pretty good with light on shore breeze. and the marine layer a lot like what we saw yesterday. running you through the morning, we will start to see that mid-morning burn until 11:00 perhaps noontime for the east bay. partly to mostly cloudy skies hugging the coast. here's a look at what you can expect. 82 for santa rosa. 67 in berkeley. mid to upper 80s for the warmest spots inland. 86 in pleasant on today. mid $80 in and around morgan hill. cooling trend begins tomorrow. wednesday, thursday into the mid 80s for this time of year.

upper 80s to low 90s into next weekend. >> new developments involving state parks department. why officials were looking for ways to spend state money. >> plus how the fbi is reaching out to local sikh temples. >> volunteers find new evidence in the search for a missing student. what they found and why it confirms thoughts about her disappearance. [ thunder crashes ]

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> new information on the search we told you about last night. volunteers found a notebook belonging to the missing uc davis student yesterday afternoon. the notebook belongs to linnea lomax. searchers from the foundation were looking for the teen over the weekend. the discovery confirms the thought that she accessed that trail system. she was last seen almost two months ago leaving a mental health facility on june 26th. 250 volunteers searched for her over the weekend. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to her safe return. time now 6:13. one month since the drol

colorado shooting rampage. since then, more than $4 million has been donated to the aurora colorado relief fund. help victims pay for medical. the suspect will go back to court on thursday. just two weeks after a deadly shooting at an sikh temple. the fbi visited an east bay temple offering reassurance. northern california's u.s. attorney, alameda county district attorney and fbi agent held this meeting. finding and averting threats. >> we don't want anybody having a fear. we would like to know what would be here. >> a white surpremicist gunned down earlier this month.

officials are investigating whether there's a possible connection between these two shootings. and this coming thursday, first lady michelle obama will fly to oak creek wisconsin. meeting with the families killed two weeks ago. a leader says he welcomes the gesture by the first lady and calls the visit reassuring and heartening. >> a republican member of congress is apologizing for skinny dipping on a trip to israel. alison burns is in washington d.c. news room. and tells us he is not the only one in hot water. >> reporter: the fbi investigated the late night swim in the sea of gallali that involved congressman, their families and staff. more than 20 people took part in the swim on a trip to israel last august. happened after a dinner that involved heavy drinking.

kevin yoder was nude while others swam partially clothed. they say they took the swim because of the holy significance. the fbi looked into whether inappropriate behavior occurred but no formal. most senior republican law maker. he did not swim and reportedly furious when he found out. more on the apology during my next update in about an hour. reporting live alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >> the state department of parks and recreation searched for ways despite the threat of park closures. the sacramento bee reports having the funds returned. governor brown's

administration announced the park's department hid $54 million in a reserve fund. >> 6:16. olympic gold medallist alex morgan is about to become an author. the 23-year-old has signed on for a three book series called the kicks. these books are geared towards middle school students with the theme of friendship, leadership. celebrate how much she loves soccer. >> 6:17. and sal is starting in the east bay. how does it look? >> looks good. it is getting more crowded by the minute. on interstate 80. more people on the road from as far back as vallejo. when you get to the toll plaza, more people showing up here. the line is getting thick and those lights should be

on soon. seeing the middle of that plaza get filled in. typical monday. more cars showing up by the minute here. i still think you have little bit of an opportunity to get there before it gets too crowded. provided by cal trance data. a little bit slow passing 280. it's a good opportunity to jump ahead. 6:17. >> good morning to you. cool start this morning . temperatures homding -- holding in the 50s. low clouds and fog once again. into the east bay, south bay. across the other side sfo. reporting delays because of low clouds. arriving flights an hour or so for those of you picking somebody up. this low pressure system is migrating to the coastline in the next day or so. going to bring us a cooling trend.

going to fall below average for this time of year. for today, seasonal temperatures on tap for your afternoon. here is what we expect. 82 for santa rosa. 82 for napa. 62 in the city. 75 redwood city. 78 into south bay. mid $80 morgan hill. 85 for concord. 86 for livermore. tuesday into wednesday, mid to upper 80s in the forecast for the hottest spots. we will get back to the seasonal temperatures in time for the weekend. 90 degrees expected for the inland areas. back to you. >> check your fridge for any romaine lettuce. 2,000 cases are being recalled. a grower says the lettuce is field fresh

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welcome back. time now 6:23. talk about last year's tsunami with city officials

today. continuing sister city visit. yesterday represent tifbs from the two cities were at lake merit. they dedicated 10 new japanese lanterns celebrating 50 years of the sister city agreement. >> we are the 46th sister city that has achieved 50 years of friendship in sister cities. >> the japanese delegation arrived friday. in addition to today's conversation, hosting a private meeting with the mayor from japan. and also be a farewell dinner tonight. >> giant's star cabrera is under investigation this morning after his allegations took a bizarre turn. an associate is accused of purchasing a fake web site. investigators say it's an attempt to get him out of his 50 game suspension after testing

positive for synthetic testosterone. now the fda and lead investigator are looking into this case and many fans say they are not surprised. >> however the fans look at him which is going to be like a bum, he should take it. he did it too himself. >> baseball is not what it used to be. it's going town to the gutter. and it's sad because baseball is my favorite sport. >> suspended four players who tested positive. two of those are from the giants. >> 6:25. swimmer diane niad is continuing the third try swimming from cuba to florida. she's 62 years old. facing challenges on this journey. high winds, a lot of rain, even stings from jelly fish and watching for sharks. she reached the 27 mile mark. a popular piece of art is

getting a new home. the anchor is being moved back to a ship it once served on. 30,000 found anchor came from the usshornet. before the anchor was there, it was on an aircraft carrier based in the bay area. 6:26. let's check in with sal. >> all right. traffic is moving along pretty well. if you are driving around the bay. you will see some slowing here and there already starting off on 280 northbound getting crowded as you aproech highway 17 -- approach highway 17. i think you should have a pretty decent drive. westbound 580 nearby. there are no major problems as you drive west over toward castro valley. let's go

back to rosemary. >> good morning to you. outside our doors a near repeat of what we saw and felt on sunday. cool start out there this morning. some areas in the north bay actually sinking back into the 40s. as well as mill valley. most of us in the 50s and 60. partly cloudy skies. low 60s at the coast. low to mid 70 s around the bay. mid to upper 70s expected inland. for the afternoon, we have summer like pattern happening. mostly sunny elsewhere. 70s to 80 for the bay. 80s to 90 for our inland areas. coming up, we'll take a look at our extended forecast and show you a cool down in store for the week ahead. >> 6:27. we have new information in the search for a missing jet skier. more on where the coast guard will be searching this morning.

plus, early morning fire. this one in oakland is being investigated. what firefighters say was unusual about this fire. >> reporter: live where the investigation into what went wrong at a refinery continues. what's being done today and why some say we may never know just how bad the ball out was >> and the opening bell on wall street. pam will have the early numbers. >> ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00, complete bay area news coverage.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. ringing the opening bell there. pretty excited people. new york stock exchange. sandstrom gold. they began trading today . over on the right the nasdaq, those kids are excited. brand new backpacks filled with supplies and that's thanks to operation backpack volunteers of america.

one of the great organizations. that kid is cracking me up. he is excited to be there. he maybe doesn't know he's on tv and doing that. one of the great groups across the country that work very hard to fill backpacks for kids in need. very expensive back to school. >> and the kids are heading back to school. >> yes, they are. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is monday august 20th. >> time now 6:30. >> developing news coming. we are learning more about a search for a missing jet skier on bethel island. a man was jet skiing and reported missing about 5:30 last night. a search for him was called off about 1:00 this morning. the coast guard just called us. they told us they are out again right now

searching the area using helicopters and boats. this is a developing story. we'll keep following this and bring you the latest developments here on the ktvu morning news. also later today the chairman of the u.s. chemical safety board will be visiting the refine refire in richmond. tara is live now to tell us what we're finding out about this continuing investigation. >> reporter: within the past 24 hours, the chemical safety board agreed to provide continued cooperation at the scene of the explosion site which is still difficult to access. on august 6th a fire broke out. initially air quality officials were safe. but now officials say their network for analyzing that smoke is not geared for disasters.

most of the toxins blew past those monitors. we may never know the fall out. sending 11,000 people to nearby emergency rooms. they were complaining of breathing problems. the bay area quality management district maintains 0 monitors across -- 40 monitors across the regions. now, there's a push for more monitoring. officials say that southern california is actually berry quipped to deal better equipped to deal with this. 11 as opposed to our five. ktvu channel 2 news. >> overnight firefighter was injured battling a house fire in the oakland hills. allie rasmus joins us now with a look at the damage and what firefighters are saying that was so unusual about this fire.

>> reporter: now, that it's lighter out, you can see behind us the damage this fire caused. this is a home near the intersection of michigan and sun kissed. this fire started just before 2:00 this morning. but for much of the morning, there was smoke coming out of the roof. firefighters came back to make sure the fire was out. flames soared 15 to 20 feet into the air. no one was living here. no one was inside. there was no one here hurt. the home had appliances but no furniture. why the flame was so big if there was nothing in the home to burn. because of all the trees and shrubs, firefighters were focused on making sure the flames didn't spread. >> we were able to contain the fire. we put up a water curtain

to ajace ant units. adjacent units. >> reporter: that firefighter dislocated his shoulder after the floor inside the home collapsed. for much of the morning, there was still smoke coming from that gaping hole you see in the roof of this home. up until about 5 minutes ago, there were -- there was still a couple fire trucks out here. firefighters about a short time ago did go inside the building to make sure all the hot spots were out. again, this fire happened just before 2:00 this morning. quickly put out and the flames did not spread. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> overnight in san jose, one person was rescued from a car that collided with a pick-up truck. that happened at 12:15 this morning. firefighters had

to use heavy duty equipment. no word on that victim's condition. >> out of control wildfire threatening 3,000 homes in shasta near redding. 7 homes have already been destroyed. 12,000 acres have been burned. look at these pictures. more than 1,000 firefighters are out there fighting the flames but so far only five % contained. the terrain is steep and very rugged. >> we're relying on some aircraft and bulldozers going in there building new line to help us be able to get our firefighters down in there. >> evacuation center has been opened for people forced to evacuate. cal fire says 300 out buildings and commercial properties are threatened by the flames. look at these flames from

the second fire this week on couch street in vallejo. the fires were in adjacent buildings. in about 10 minutes, tell you what authorities believe is the source of this string of fires. >> a congressman is doing damage control after he said that rape rarely results in pregnancy. today akins says that when asked he thought abortion should be legal. >> the female body has ways to shut that whole thing down. let's assume that didn't work or something, i think there should be punishment but it ought to be in the rapist in not attacking the child. >> issued a statement saying he misspoke but that he is still opposed to abortion in cases of rape. the six term congressman

is running for the u.s. senate. mitt romney and his running mate paul ryan are distancing themselves from the comments. a spokes woman says the men disagree with the statement and a romney/ryan administration would not oppose abortion. >> 6:37. the man suspected of breaking into the home of steve jobs is due in court in morning. 35-year-old macfarland admitted he broke into job's home and stole an ipad and other items. he gave the stolen ipad to a friend of his. he then used it to entertain children in a cloud routine. legal battle between samsung and apple is expected to wrap up this week. sue being samsung for patent infringements. $2.5 billion in damages. samsung is arguing apple inanyone knowledged on its

patents. the temperature ended on friday. the jury may start deliberations on wednesday. >> 6:38. back over to sal. . >> that's right. looking all right. we have a little bit of congestion now on 680 and highway 24. as you come around the corner, we're getting bunching up. the whole drive is not all that bad this morning. if you are driving on the bay bridge, you will see a back up that stretches beyond the 880 over crossing. and we always keep a close eye on the santa clara valley. things have improved a little bit. 680 and 880 looking good here. let's go to rosemary. >> good morning. little change in the forecast for your monday. live look. back

in place bringing mostly cloudy skies from the coast across the east bay as well as the south bay. well inland areas like concord, livermore, antioch. temperatures in the 50s but a cool start for some isolated areas over the north bay. a look at the satellite and radar. all reporting upper 40s at this hour. the sun is now up and begin to see a turn around. you can see here at the satellite radar, mostly clear skies. wefb a cooling -- we have a cooling trend that will begin tomorrow migrating closer to the coast arriving tonight and into tomorrow morning. that is going to drive our temperatures below average. that's some good news for dry hills. better recovery in the overnight hours. seasonal temperatures on tap. morning clouds followed by afternoon sunshine. mid-morning to late morning burn off. on shore breeze picking up for the

afternoon and the afternoon highs warming as well. right now outside 50 in santa rosa pointing out a few of the cooler spots in the north bay. mid 50s in livermore. 56 in hayward. 68 expected for berkeley this afternoon. 67 in oakland. low 60s san francisco . santa rosa 82. mid to upper 80s. far inland, 86 for livermore. san jose 78. 82 and the peninsula low to mid 70s. the extended forecast, cooling trend we talked about showing you right there, mid 80s in the forecast by wednesday and thursday. won't last too long, i'll have a look at your day planner for you in just a bit. >> scary scene caught on tape. who was hurt when a race car went out of control at a state

fair. >> reporter: we're live where neighbors are getting tired of all the gun violence. tell you the latest homicide count and how officers are handling this busy week. >> highway 4 looks like it's getting crowded coming up on the concord side. more about the morning commute and focus on contracosta county.

good morning to you. waking up with overcast skies from the coast and into some of our coastal valleys. cool start by the afternoon, temperatures similar to what was felt on sunday. 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay . upper 80s low 90s inland. >> welcome back, good morning to you. quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you. the man who was walking across highway 4 overnight was hit and killed by an ambulance. emergency crews tried to help him but the pedestrian later died. the eastbound lanes of highway 4 were shut down where several hours while that accident was investigated. >> an observation land firefighter was hurt battling a house fire that happened along sun kissed drive near michigan avenue about 2:00 this morning. the home was empty at the time of this fire. and the head of the u.s.

chemical safety board will visit the chevron refinely in richmond later today as the investigation there continues. this comes as san francisco chronicle reports monitors failed to collect any meaningful information after that fire began. >> san jose police are investigating several shootings. the latest happened just last night. tell us what she is learning. >> reporter: witnesses say the suspect was running down this street here shooting at random as he fled the scene on the 1600 block of east san antonio. the shooter is still on the run. investigators say they have a vague description of that suspect. the gun violence comes after a deadly week here. three people have been shot to death. and one woman was stabbed with a sword last monday. officers on scene have told us their

resources are stretched. we just didn't have the kind of response we had. with fewer officers nobody has --. >> 28 homicides in 2012. i just called the after hours officer to try to get an update in the condition. i'm still waiting for a call back on that. police are looking for a motive. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have new video now of a race car crashing into several people during a charity race at the missouri state fair. police say the driver lost control during the battle of the badges. that's a race featuring old police cars. three of the people who were hit were flown to the hospital. they are expected to survive. two other victims were treated at the scene and released >> 6:47. new this morning the governor says it will stop censoring the media. something they have done for years.

told reporters this morning they no longer have to submit their work to state sensors before they publish any information. that government announcement is a dramatic reversal from the policies in place during 50 years of military rule. the u.s. military top general met with senior officials in afghanistan hours ago. attempt to find solutions to the rise and attacks by afghan soldiers. so far this year, 32 so-called insider attacks. the last one happened yesterday. two afghan police officers turned their weapons on u.s. troops. an american was killed. >> a string of suspicious fires is now raising concerns this morning. in less than a week two fires have occurred on the same street. firefighters battled these flames yesterday on couch street early yesterday

morning. the building on fire was empty. said to be an old army surplus store. just last tuesday firefighters were at the same site battling a fire next door. squatters in abandon buildings and car break ins in the area have prompted a neighborhood watch program. >> 6:49. occupy activists at berkeley went back to that land to harvest crops they planted earlier this year. there was tension at first at the gill tract but police eventually unlocked the gate for them. filled dozens of boxes with tomatoes, squash and greens. and then gave away the vegetables in albany and west oak land. the university needs to allow permanent. >> sal, checking the bay area. what are you keeping an eye on?

>> westbound 237 starting off a little bit crowded here as you approach the merge with 880 and no major problems there as the traffic continues to look good over to sunnyvale and 101. also this morning we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. you see a little bit of slow traffic especially on that ramp just a little bit. the rest of the main commute looks good if you are driving on to the bridge. about a 10 minute wait which is typical for this time of morning. traffic is moving along nicely. crowded conditions on 680 year 24. and 2 looks good. if you are driving on 80 we have a little bit of crowding near richmond towards alameda county. let's go to rosemary. >> good morning. it's a gray start across the bay. the city in fog. can't see the city from this point of view. we will see

a clearing by the afternoon with fog hugging the coastline for most of the day. patchy fog out there. dense fog reported in santa rosa. down about half mile. you are going to find visibility down to about a mile. we're sunny in areas near anfioch. clouds and cool continuing at the coast. our areas inland will farm once again. and pattern will be similar to what we saw on sunday. marine layer about 1,000 feet. a little bit of an on shore breeze. weaker through the delta this morning. it has picked up a little through conforward in the last hour or so. by tomorrow, we've got a trough off the coast. that's going to cool things down for inland areas. so you'll notice that. today looking good. nice and warm inland with mild conditions around the bay. 50s over parts of the north bay as well as the coastline. mid to upper 50s.

by noontime, low 60s at the coast. inland areas widespread 70s. and then for the afternoon, a lot of orange out there. but you don't notice a lot of red. 77 san rafel. mid to upper 80 s for danville, please anton. -- pleasant ton. 77 in santa clara . low 60s in the city. upper 60s to low to mid 70s. the extended forecast. the cool down there as early as tomorrow lasting through thursday and time for the weekend into the upper 80s low 90s. back to the desk. >> lows stores reported a drop in earnings. earned $747 million for the period ending earlier this month. that is down 10% from the same time last year and worse than wall street

expected. report comes just days after the big rival. >> launching own line of delux candy. sugar pova is her design. features gummy candies. sold at sugar stores in san francisco, santa clara. >> very popular. they like her. 6 :53. fingers are crossed for the little leaguers. it's a big day at their world series. why today's game is so important and where you can watch it with hundreds of other fans. >> also, a famed hollywood director takes his own life in los angeles. what investigators found in his office.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. down about 10 points. nasdaq and s&p down slightly as well. investigators talking about facebook. another billion shares freed up through november. that stock could take a bit of a hit. >> time is 6:56.

sad story hollywood movie director known for top gun and beverly hills 2 committed suicide yesterday jumping to his death. 68-year-old tony scott often seen wearing that torn red ball cap on movie sets had a modest demeanor. known as a creative genius. a lot of people are mourning his death this morning. he jumped off the vincent thomas bridge about noontime. authorities later found a suicide note in his office. >> petaluma still alive in the little league world series despite a loss yesterday. hundreds of fans once again packed the boulevard 14 cinemas downtown to watch them play on the big screen. tennessee scored 4 runs in the last inning. they won 9 to 6. it is a double

elimination tournament. they will play a team from new jersey at 1:00 today. and boulevard 14 cinemas will be showing that game. tickets $10. the money goes back to the league. >> let's see what's happening in the south bay. what's going on? >> traffic on 280 northbound looks good getting up to the valley. there's a little bit of slowing there. also the morning commute on 80 westbound is getting slow. new crash reported highway 4. more about that on mornings on 2. >> off to a great start but little to complain about. afternoon highs today low 60s at the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay. 90 for inland areas. this morning may need an extra layer. i'll take a look at those conditions coming up. >> thank you. coming up next on mornings on 2, a story we've been following since 4:30 this morning. huge fire fighting effort and a firefighter was

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