antioch police shoot and kill a man overnight on top of the roof of a house. we'll tell yu a child was involved in this deadly confrontation. all eyes are on isaac. at any moment, president obama will speak on the huge storm now heading to the new orleans area. gas prices expected to spike. we'll tell you how that

tropical storm brewing could spell disaster for you at the pump. plus -- getting tough with taggers. the crackdown? the south bay that's causing a controversy. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. i'm tori campbell -- >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, august 28th. >> reporter: antioch police were chasing a man who had a small child. what a sergeant tells us, was a toddler in the car with him as police were pursuing him. the chase ended with a deadly shooting and ended with a home up the block here. this neighborhood is near ponta

loma boulevard and as you see, you can see evidence markers. antioch police shot and killed a man as he was up on the roof of a house in this area, pointing a gun at officers. everything began around 11:00 last night with a domestic violence call to another house nearby in this neighborhood. that's when the armed man ran from officers arrived at the scene and led police on the pursuit e had the child in the car with him. he eventually bailed out of the car from here, left the child and began run with police in pursuit. eventually officers used the chp to locate the man on top of someone's roof and certainly it was a frightening time for the individual living in that house. >> it was like gunshots, sounded like a clapping, like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: at this point, antioch police are not giving as you whole lot of information by the man killed overnight.

they've not given us any background on the man, what he may have wanted. but again, everything began with some sort of a domestic violence call. whenever officers took got there, the man took off with a weapon and a young child in the car. the toddler has been checked out at a hospital and is doing fine this morning. this investigation expected to last for several more hours this morning. live in antioch, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. happening now, tropical storm isaac is expected to- hurricane katrina as it moves over the -- to become hurricane katrina as it moves to the louisiana. it is about 100 miles offshore and could make landfall as a category 1 hurricane late tonight or tomorrow. heavy winds are batter, the coast. the national hurricane center says significant storm surge is

connected and the storm could dump up to 14 inches of rain. officials say the levee system around new orleans should be able to withstood isaac after the upgrades after katrina. yesterday, president obama declared a state of emergency for louisiana. we're expecting to hear from the president in about ten minutes. when that starts, we'll go there and we'll go to gulf port, mississippi. and oil refineries this gulf are shutting down because of isaac and that means that prices here for you will probably go up, just in time for the labor day weekend. tara moriarty is here with more. >> reporter: if you are planning to go away forked weekend, hope flip you are not driving far. we're here at a gas station on market street. it's $4.39 for a gal be of

regular unleaded. $4.69 for supreme court. it could go higher -- for supreme. it could go higher. oil refineries are bracing for the impact. they produce nearly half of the nation's oil supplies. a refinery explosion in venezuela also taking a toll and the chevron refinery in richmond has not helped. soap in the bay area we've really had a triple wammy. in california, the average price of gas is $4.13. experts say if gas jumps a dollar a gallon for three months it do really hurt the economy. gas prices spiked 50%. we just spoke to one gentleman

filling up gas. he says he's paying between $40, $50 a week to full up his tank and expects to be paying close to $70 by the weekend. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara you -- tara. you can find the gas prices at ktvu.com. we're still following developing news from calistoga, that's where a fire forced guests to evacuate at an inn a knew hours ago. the fire broke out at about 3:15 at the calistoga inn. we are told the fire started in an autopsy your dab, dash in an -- we're told the fire started in an upstairs area. we're told no one was hurt. the fire crews are also trying to figure out how an important fire in walnut creek started. now, that fire started about 5:30 this morning on lincoln avenue near carmel drive.

no injuries have been reported there as well. 7:06. we want to check this with sal. let's see what's happening. the commute into the area, tori and dave, is getting busy. we're gonna show you one of the most popular ways to get in. it's not all that bad. i think the people using 237 really like looking at this. as we look at the bigger map, it does show that, the road sensor is not showing much except what we showed you. northbound 101, a little bit of slowing right here as you drive up to the 880 interchange. 280 is not bad. as you are driving on the peninsula, i circled highway 92. that's where the slow traffic is. 101 looks good across the bay. it's not all that bad but definitely slowing less than the speed limit.

some live picks again. this would be a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. but a 20-minute delay there. here's steve. a very good sunny morning. oh, my goodness. there is a tiny bit of fog down towards monterey it. otherwise, that's it. most locations inland are running warmer. it won't take long to start warming u the low-pressure system kicked in yesterday and a -- and this a big way temperatures jumped. sunny and nice today for many. sunny and warm by the bay. the low stays offshore for another day. it will start to increase tomorrow. that will coomb us down. we'll kind of level it on of -- level it off. tropical storm isaac is still a storm. it's really guess to getting to

hurricane strength. remember, yesterday -- this is the consensus -- a couple of towards alabama and a couple of near new orleans. it's getting close to the convective bands. there will be heavy rains. the storm systems already issuing tornado warnings. there's some cool. others that are warm. well, the sea breeze went from 16 to 18. today it's gone from 18 to 16. so it that continues to come down, we'll continue to cool down. there is a lot of sun. that's just toward monterey. otherwise everyone starts off with clear skies. but richmond 74.

88. him 77. 89 morgan hill. 89 milpitas. 63 daly city and 70 in the city. could be a little bump up. and that will cool us down for the weekend. there's more trouble for an east baylor who represented former your black muslim -- east lawyer who represented former your black muslim bakery. the charges for the attorney, brown, is accused of knowing that one document, which included the list of names was meant for a bay associate -- bey associate. bey bey was connected of ordering the killing of the men. let's go to the white house where president obama is talking about tom. >> preparations that are underway in the gulf. this storm is scheduled to make

-- is not scheduled to make landfall until later today. at my direction, fema has been on the ground for over a week, working on state and local officials in areas that could be affected, from puerto rico, the u.s. virgin islands and florida, more recently, louisiana, alabama and mississippi. yesterday, i approved a declaration for the state of louisiana so they can get the help that they need right away, particularly around some of the evacuations that are taking place. right now we're already -- we already have response teams ready to help communities in the expected pant of the storm. as we prepare for -- expectant part of the storm. as we prepare for isaac to hit, i want to encourage all residents to listen to your officials and follow their directions, including if they tell you, to evacuate. we're dealing with a big storm. and there could be significant flooding and other damaging

across a large area. now is not the time to tempt fate. now is not the time to dismiss official warnings. you need to take this seriously and finally i want to thank everyone who was been working around the clock to get ready. the hardest work, of course, is still ahead. and as president i will continue to make sure that the federal government is doing everything possible to help the american people prepare for and recover from this dangerous storm. as we get additional updates from the hurricane center as well as from fema in terms of activities on ground, we'll be providing updates both at the local level and national level. thank you. >> obama, giving a brief press conference there the at white house -- there at the white house. that's some of the storm of the

-- the waves coming. president obama says he declared a disaster declaration for louisiana. he said now is not the time to tempt fate. you need to listen to your officials and -- obviously, everybody is very mindful about what happened seven years ago when hurricane katrina hit. >> yes. a letter from an emotion -- emotional -- a letter that is very emotional -- from neil armstrong.

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clear skies this morning

except for some patchy fog. otherwise it will be sunny, mild, warm. maybe upper 80s to 90s. temperatures should start to cool dune tomorrow morning. -- cool down tomorrow morning. now that -- the republican convention is in full swing since isaac forced a delay. renee marsh is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we're awaiting the arrival of mitt romney in tampa. it's a big night. we'll hear two key speeches and they will be selling mitt romney. he will be sharing the spotlight today. you just heard the president speaking about the storm isaac and a lot of the national headlines also talking about isaac. tuesday night one of mitt romney's most effective weapons, ann romney, will be up at pat in front of a large and friendly crowd. but it's those who are not sold

on her husband that she'll be speaking to. the romneys spent time monday in their hometown practicing their potential make-or-break speeches. >> i like my speech. i really like ann's speech. >> reporter: also scheduled to take the sank tonight, new jersey governor, chris christie. >> reporter: but as both headliners talk of you mitt romney's headliners, it will be hard to ignore this -- a massive storm barreling to the coast. the show will go on. they admit, though, they are not sure how they will handle isaac. >> if we have to do anything to incorporate the -- incorporate some of the occurrences, and ha that means i don't know -- and what that means i don't know. >> reporter: i can tell you

that when we checked you in this morring, security is ramped up here. several more layers of security as we head up to the rnc. >> and stay with us for more coverage on the republican national convention. in a half-hour, we'll learn how changes have been affected. arlen specter is fiing for his life after being diagnosed with a serious form of cancer. according to cnn, the 82-year- old arlen specter was diagnosed with a unspecified form of cancer. last night he had a employer -- he a flare up of the disease. in 2009, he switched his party

affiliation from republican to democrat. he later lost the prime. just a couple of weeks before he denied, neil armstrong sent an 11 -- sent an e-mail to an is --p e-mail to an 11 -- sent an e-mail to an 11-year-old. he was an orphan. i said his dream was to meet -- he said his dream was to meet neil armstrong. and neil armstrong wrote back. as you know neil armstrong died on saturday at the age of 82. 7:19. new this morning, a maryland teen has been charged with attempted first-degree murder after police say he opened fire on another classmate. the attack happened yesterday

near baltimore maryland on the first day of school. the student shot was in critical condition. but the injuries could have been worse if a guidance counselor and teacher had not interviewed. witnesses say they prevent -- pinned the gunman against a vending machine to prevent anyone from being shot. six san jose schools were locked down while police searched for two armed robbery suspects. it start -- it started at 1:15 yesterday. investigators say the suspects ran toward the school and that's when police called for the lockdown. san jose police arrested one suspect. a short time later, still in the area. the second suspect was found an hour later. 7:20. san francisco fire department investigating a fi at two buildings. it started just after 2:30 at jersey and noe streets. the flames spread to a second

building. it took firefighters about an hour to put out the fire. luckily no one was hurt. things are really starting to warm up during this final week of august. meteorologist, steve paulson, will be back to test us -- to tell us where we can find the hot spot. >> this driver was not trying to get away from the cops. good morning. westbound highway 4. the traffic is busy getting unto the grade. we'll tell you more about this coming up.

7:23. gotta show you this -- gotta show you this, a horrifying high speed chase in missouri was caught on tape. but the woman driver was not trying to get away from -- was not trying to get away from the conditions. >> coming up on a bunch of cars! >> police say the woman's gas

pedal got stuck. >> when i passed osiola, they said tried to lift up the accelerator and push the brake and i did that and it like slammed me from 119-miles an hour to like nothing. luckily, no one was seriously hurt. contra costa county is taking new actions is it tries to keep the mosquito population under yoel. tonight throughs plan to fog an area in nisen. by perimeter and holland. the fogging will take place between 7:45 and 11:00 tonight. a large number of mosquitoes has been found in the area. 7:24. sal, can you help the folks on 280 now? >> well, it's getting more

crowded, dave? >> by told that you 280 was not that bad -- we told you that 280s with not that bad. it's not awful but it is going to be slow as you drive through. also the morning commute, looks pretty good if you are driving on the approach to 580 but when you get to the maze you will see some slow traffic. again, it's pretty typical once you make it onto the bridge, it looks good. and then 0, the whole stretch from hey -- and then the 880, the whole stretch is clear. let's go to steve. the coast is clear, that's not something that we have said lately. temperatures warmed up, especially inland. we start off with the upper 40s, 50s to near 60. there's very warm air aloft.

today, high pressure wins out as it did yesterday. so 60s, 70s, 80s. and then warm to hot. i mean compared to sunday, we're jumped up considerably -- row's jumped up considerably. the -- we've jumped up considerably. some of the convective bands are just beginning to move onshore. some of the rain is getting very, very close. it looks like it's on the south side, moving -- it's pretty -- moving very quickly now. the wind at travis has picked up here. we'll keep an eye on that. there's that little low off -- there's oregon. that will move in tonight, tomorrow. a lot of sun today, warm to spot hot. patchy fog there. 60s, 70s, 80s. it look likes we cool it down,

wednesday, thus, with your weekend in view, it looks like another pattern kicks in. 7:26. tropical storm isaac is closing in on the gulf coast. how people are preparing to ride it out -- next. >> reporter: taggers say it's art but some south bay prosecutors say it's kick a -- it's like a criminal gang of activity. and how a red light camera bill may help drivers. íú

7:29. president obama is urging gulf coast residents to take warnings seriously as tropical storm isaac moves closer ashore. he made the remarks just a short time ago from the white house just before doe barting on a three -- depart on a three- state trip. isaac is expected to make landfall later tonight. our reporter is live in mississippi to let us know how people there are prepared to ride out the storm. good morning, george. >> reporter: it seems we're in between rainbands here. we just had sunlight a minute ago. it's starting to get darker. you can see. surf chumping up. we're talking again just a day shy of the anniversary of the hurricane -- surf churning you.

we're talking again just a day shy of the anniversary of hurricane katrina. fema says it's already on the ground. >> we're already in louisiana, mississippi and alabama. we won't wait for disastersers to come in and we have supplies coming in. >> reporter: gone has lived here and has been through his share of storms. >> it's loud. it's noisy. and you are gonna be knocked around and if you are not used to it, it's gonna scare the dickens out of you. >> reporter: in new orleans, isaac is stirring up memories of hurricane katrina which was seven years ago. but after the improvements to the levee system, the city is prepared to weather the system, officials say. >> a category 1 and and category 2 storm can bring significant damage in terms of wind, water and electric and a lot of loss of life comes from

people being careless and not paying attention. >> reporter: the storm surge from katrina rose as high as the second story. >> i think -- they are gonna hunker down and their do rest to be ready for us. >> reporter: the hotel's engineer doesn't expect will be nearly as destructive but like many residents along the gulf, he's praising for the worse and -- bracing for the worse and hoping for the best. a moment ago, you mentioned the president's warning. you find some people, though, here in gulfport and along the gulf coast who have decided to wait it out. son people on the beach, he just want to see the storm come in. i did talk to people who decided no leave town. they don't want to talk any chances. many of these people who went through the experience of hurricane katrina, they are just everyone looing -- they

are just leaving. now, many are remembering the hurricane irene one year ago. a grew of taggers in the south bay may get more than ten years in jail. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live with more. >> reporter: well, san jose businesses are clearly at war with takers here. you can see where a beauty star tried to cover it. across the street at the former car dealership. they tried to paint over it. if the vandals think this is harmless, they have a lot in store. they say it is art and criminal activity but the county wasn't

buying it. p the county is getting very serious will taggers. it is know considered a gang enhancement. under state law a gang is three or more people committing certain crimes as one of its main activity. a judge will -- will hear the plea deal this morning at the hall of justice. they will serve six to eight months. and if they vile their probation, they -- probation -- and if they violent their probation, they -- vie their -- violate their probation, they face more jail time. we also checked out one of the home pages. that guy said it will never, ever stop. reporting live in san jose,

lorraine blanco, cut cut -- lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. caltrain wants to put up a fence around this property because of clients. coming up at 7:48, pam cook is coming back. she'll have more on this makeshift camp and why homeless advocates say it should not be taken down. 7:5. san francisco's newly named archbishop is apologizing for his drunk driving arrest over the weekend in san diego. police say the man was one of 11 people caught during a duic on saturday. in a statement, the soon-to--be archbishop said he was driving

his mother home after dinner at a friend's house. his mother talked with his -- his mother talked about his arrest. >> i blame myself. i blame myself for that. he was driving good but then when he wouldn't through the checkpoint. >> he will be installed as ar, wish ship federal reserve days before -- archbishop five days before he's due in court. so far this year, more cal students are being hop iced for -- hospitalized for alcohol concerns. police have handled 14 days of -- 14 cases that have put people in the hospital since

august 1st. four have happened since august 17th. 12 of the 14 involve people under 21. last august, there were just 11 such cases all month. 7:36. well, smog that creates hydrocarbons have been leaking this richmond ever since the chevron fire. but today that may reportedly stop. that was one of the updates released yesterday at this meeting. chevron could face fines up to $25,000 a day if pollution standards are violated. the exact amount of that leak has not been determined. a lot of residents worry about their health. >> really interested in what's been going on in terms of the air sampling. >> my main goal is to find hout exactly what was -- to find out what was exactly what was m

there -- exactly what was in there. well, residents in one san jose neighborhood are keeping their animals indoors because coyotes reportedly killed three pets. neighbors say three dead cats have been found in three weeks. wildlife officials say this appears to be the work of three coyotes. >> this is harming domestic animals and who knows what they are gonna wait for a toddler to be armed -- harmed. >> wildlife officials recommend bring pet food inside, pick up any fruit that's fallen from trees. they also say coyotes cannot be trapped or relocated unless they are sick, injured or orphaned. the state legislature has given the green red to a red light camera bill. the bill approved by the legislature would require camera locations be selected

solely on tickets. let's go to sal. this morning we have the toll plaza back up. that's pretty -- it'sbacked up to the -- it's backed up to the 880 interchange. you are looking at a half-hour, maybe more than that to get into the city. which, which is not unusual for that time of the morning. 880 is looking pretty good. if you are driving to catch a flight or perhaps driving to downtown. 5 0 is a little crowded as you head to the -- -- 580 is a little crowded as you drive to the kursh. pockets to cupertino and 101 is slow from about storywood to

tully. let's go if to steve. >> thank you. a very good morning, under some fog. it looks like a little weller day inrand -- benter day. and then today it's mainly fog free. clear skies to start off with without -- out of the gate. did we jump up 15, 17 degrees compared to sunday. we'll start the cooling trend tomorrow. from -- this sa -- this is a baby compared to katrina. katrina was a 5. this is a tropical storm. it can't hold a candle to katrina. just keep that in mind. you get 70 mile-an-hour winds that could cause some damage.

>> west at 16 at and travis -- and -- 16 and at traffic vis. maybe near 90 and the extended outlook has a cooler pattern, wednesday, thursday. and then it will be cooler as we lead into the upcoming weekend, tori. 7:40. each -- breaking news. emergency responders are at the scene of a gas line explosion. -- gas line. these are live pictures. you can see some flames firing up in the air. traffic has been shut down. as we zoom in, we can see some construct and for-sale sign. we -- again, this is a gas line that occurred possibly some construction going on in the

area. gas line explosion. we'll bring you more on the story as we get it. 7:41. feel -- we'll find out what's moving the stock markets this morning and also one of the big moves and who she is adding to her management team. and how the storm has had ap a negative -- a negative impact on the candidates.

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housing. we're hearing that mitt romney could arrive in it, florida -- could arrive in tampa, florida any minute now. alison burns has more. >> reporter: dave, local republican congressional candidates will be on the convention stage this afternoon. but republicans are rolling out the big headliners for major speeches tonight. for ann romney, the goal will be so soften mitt romney's image. she has to make her husband, who many see as awkward, more likable. new jersey governor, chris christie, givens the keynote address and will likely focus more on president obama like he's been doing in speeches -- during the speeches in tampa already this week. >> the president is nothing more than a chicago war politician. that's the way he's been acting

on this campaign so far. 90 plus% of his -- 90-plus percent of his ads, vicious towards romney. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:46. well, the congress and the cia are taking a close look now at a new tell-all book written by a former u.s. navy seal who took part in the -- navy s.e.a.l. who took part in the raid that killed bin laden. the s.e.a.l. did not submit his book to the navy for review, as he's required to do that. now, the publicker of the book

says it will -- publisher of the book says it will "set the record straight on the bin laden operation." the homeless have to go. hasn't the word of a another battlep is heats up this time in san francisco -- that's the word of another battle heating up, this time in san francisco. pam cook has more. >> this is on caltrain property near the 4th and king station. we're peaking you -- we're taking you out there live this morning where you can see what's going on out there in the company that's -- in the camp that's set up. caltrans plans to leave and plans to put a coalition says the camp shouldn't left alone. homeless advocates and city officials say up to -- the camp shouldn't be left alone. homeless advocates and city

officials say some have camped there for five years. she's not seen any problems. >> i don't know anybody here who has gotten picked up on burglary charges. but they are using that as the excuse. >> shy also says that they all try to keep the area pretty clean. some people who park their cars near the camp say they feel safe with the carm there. there are reports that the camp could be evicted today. but the chronicle is reporting that the mayor's office will he would ginn -- will begin an outreach problem. i'm gonna try to tack caltrain to see if we can -- i'm gonna try to contact caltrain to see if we can get an update. reportedly, the some

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eight minutes before:00, a second visitor at -- before 8:00. a second visitor to the yomembertycy -- yosemite park has died from the ha. this tavirus. the -- hantavirus. there is now a southern california fan code of conduct for stadiums. violaters could throat again out of the -- could get thrown out of the game and be arrested. >> fans who are obnoxious -- i

have one message, there will always be rom in the county jail. >> this comes a year and a half after ryan stow was brutally -- after bryan stow was brutally meeting. and here are some of the things we're talking about -- blood pressure. the boys of the petaluma national lightning logue -- petaluma national little league team woke up in their own beds today arreturning home from the world series -- after returning home from the world series. an estimated 1500 people greeted the players and coaches after quite a summer. the players, well, they are

going book school today. >> i wish that we had -- going back to school today. >> i wish we had a couple of days to catch up on sleep because we've been waking up at 7:30 every morning. it's been amazing. >> a parade will be held this sunday beginning and ending at walnut park. >> going back to school after being a star. 7:54. hey, sal, you are watchge the south bay. we're watching it -- you are watching the south bay. we're watching it. >> we are watching it. you will see slow traffic all the way around into cue per tee though, 85 is not that much better. neither is 101. i want to show you the entire south bay map here. northbound 85 and say ta --

saratoga ga. 101 is -- saratoga ga. and 101 is -- saratoga and 101 is slow. this is a look at the toll plaza. it's about a 15 to 20-minute delay before you make it on the bridge and the morning bridge into san francisco looks all right. let's go to steve. a lot of sunshine here and bay. yesterday,ly to deal with a lot of -- i had to deal with a lot of fog. that's not the case today. inland temperatures it looks like 80s will come right back as we had yesterday. big jump and the low looks like it will slow us down. tropical storm isaac very close to -- very close to hurricane strength. it's heading towards new orleans and the storm surge and heavy rain. 40s 50, 60s on the lows and

wile end up with temperatures, santa rosa, san jose, calm. it will be warm for many. very close to yesterday's number until that low to the north comes in and that will be late tonight, tomorrow -- tomorrow. it looks like cooler weather kicks in. with the weekend always in view, it will be cooler as another low moves into the west coast. we're tracking breaking news in texas where a gas line has just exploded. these are live pictures from the scene. and a man shot and killed during a confrontation with antioch police overnight. it all played out on top of the roof of someone's home. we'll tell you about the frightening moments for the man who lives in the house. >> reporter: bay area gas prices, shooting up we'll tell

you thing force behind the spike when "mornings on 2" continues.

good morning, welcome back. i am tori campbell.

>> i am dave clark. >> it is tuesday, august 28 rdz. >> there was a chase in antioch as they shoot and kill the suspect. alex savidge is there. >> reporter: this man being chased by antioch police had a small child in the car with him at the time. the toddler is safe this morning. everything ended with a deadly confrontation that took place on this rooftop we are showing you in the neighborhood. there was a deadly confrontation between police and the armed man. the investigation out here is still ongoing. this is all playing out near putnam street in antioch. antioch police killed the man. they say he was pointing towards officers. everything started at 11 last night with a domestic call. that's when the armed man ran from the officers that showed

up there and he ran a pursuit with the child in the car with him. he ditched the car and the kid. short time later a chp helicopter spotted him where elijah green lives. >> he heard a whole bunch of gunshots. >> i knew the cops were looking for him. i dove on the ground in the hallway when i heard the gunshots. i didn't want to get shot. >> reporter: so far, antioch police have not released the name of the man killed. and they haven't told us if the man fired shots at officers during the confrontation. we do have calls in to antioch police. we have not received any return phone calls this morning. we understand speaking out here to the officer that was involved in the pursuit and the shooting, it has been checked out, the baby, and he is doing okay. the investigation is expected to last for a good part of the

morning. in antioch, sal lex savidge, tktvu news. >> this is in mckinney, texas. live pictures once again from the scene. a backhoe hit a gas line at a construction site sparking a huge fire. you can see the power line smoldering. this is earlier when the gas was spewing out flames and smoke. this happened at the two corner major roads during rush hour. traffic is shut down. six workers were able to scramble away. one worker did ask to be hospitalized as a precaution. some people in the area lost power including a local hospital. but a back up generator is being used there. >> new this morning. this is at the calistoga inn. >> this is at 3:00 a.m. where the fire broke out.

it broke out in the upstairs area. the cause of the fire is under investigation and no one is hurt. people live anything an apartment complex in walnut creek had to be evaluated early this morning. it happened near caramel drive. no one was hurt. and fire crews are trying to figure out what caused it. >> 8:02. new this morning, president obama called on residents in the gulf coast should listen to authorities because hurricane isaac is getting closer. >> now is not the time to tempt fate. you need to take this seriously. >> finally i want to say. >> he was speaking from the white house. isaac is on the verge of becoming a hurricane now as it comes closer to new orleans. our meteorologist is also watching this very closely. steve will tell you more about when isaac is expected to make lands fall. that is in a couple of minutes.

right now. republican presidential candidate is arriving in tampa, florida for the republican national convention. they are hoping to make up for lost time today after having to it delay the start of the convention because of the concerns of tropical storm are isaac. >> tonight, the headliners are romney's wife ann. and new jersey's governor chris christie. ktvu will have a live report with more of the highlights. that is coming up for you in 10 minutes. 8:04. hurricane isaac could leave more pain at the bump. it is a case of low supply, high demand as we we get ready for the weekend. good morning, tara. >> it may cost you a pretty penny. if you look at the sign behind

me. for a gallon of regular unleaded, it is $4.39. it is expected to go higher. in anticipation of the storm. 350 gas platforms in the gulf of mexico have been evacuated. that has halted production on three quarters of the oil that flows out of the region. >> refineries are bracing for the impact. >> a fineary explosion in venezuela is taking ale toll in the chevron refinery fire. the triple whammy is driving costs up. >> i try not to drive that much. >> i have to go back and forth to work every day. >> the average price of regular gas is $4.15. and san jose, $4.16. and here in san francisco, it is $4.21. if it jumps a dollar a gallon over say a three month period, that could really devastate the

economy. >> if you remember back. to wake up that, goes did jump. i am tara moriarty, ktvunews. >> you can -- ktvu news. >> choose consumer from the drop down menu. time is 80 a 5:00 -- 8:05. here is sal. >> we are improving in areas. dave and tori. we heard about the gas prices storiful what kills your gas mileage is idling. if you want to do less, go right to the toll plaza. there is a delay before you get into san francisco. also, the morning commute looks pretty good if you are driving on 880 southward. and northbound traffic, you will see traffic that is moderately heavy as you drive passed the coliseum and head

north. >> morning commute looks slow on the peninsula. on 101, it is bogged down and through palo alto and mountain view. and little bit slow. >> look at 880, very slow. it has gotten worse. from highwayward to fremont. >> we will go to steve. >> very good morning. mostly clear. >> patchy fog around. and no big deal. it will burn off soon. what is there, it is right there on the ground and it is clear this morning. >> that's not the case today. it will increase the system and begins to move tonight and tomorrow high pressure is working out. sunny and nice. sunny and warm. and sunny, warm to hot. we have a 17-degree jump between sunday and monday. and especially towards the inland areas. >> don't move in tomorrow. patchy fog.

and most locations say clear. >> we will level off and start a cooling trend tomorrow. >> tropical storm isaac still not a hurricane. it is just. >> i shouldn't say that. it is holding at 70 miles an hour. >> and some of the bands are moving on shore right now. >> the storm surge moves in. and also tornado warnings. and watches have been posted. this will create tornadoes and very amounts -- sayrying amounts. 66. 67 in fairfield and livermore. temperatures are out of the gate pretty fast here. still a westerly breeze. anything less than 20 is a sure sign it is going to be warm again inland. that is poised to make its move tomorrow. more fog and cooler weather. >> today, warm to hot. and mainly clear with 60s and

70s. and 80s. and that temperature is pretty close to yesterday's readings. >> 80 in fremont. and sunnyvale 82. the city 70. and cooler wednesday, thursday. >> this could be a slight warm up on friday. >> another low comes in. >> tori. >> thank you, sal. former oakland police chief anthony batts is the new commissioner in the city of balance more. he will oversee a force of 3,000 officers beginning the 27th. he was chief in oakland until last october when he left with condistricts with mayor jean quan. he spent we are years with the police department. >> they are specially trained to help the oakland police department. it is the largest citizen's police academy. they graduated last night.

45 people spent 14 weeks experiencing police work up close by shadowing officers and riding in patrol cars. >> the volunteers range in age from a 14-year-old girl to a 84-year-old. >> we live in a society that is very negative. >> sometimes we need to face up. and say something positive to people. >> many graduates told us they saw how hard officers worked with limited resources. >> police chief jordan said he will invite some of the graduates to be part of the panel to help recruit new officers. a big foot prank that backfired badly. how a fan in a costume ended up dead. what family members and victims from the colorado theater massacre will be doing for the first time this morning. >> where's the nearest jack in the box? i found 4 places that sell socks. not socks. jack in the box.

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. it is a little bit of fog out there. patchy at best. temperatures 67. upper 80s to 90 degrees. cooler weather for tomorrow. >> thanks, steve. >> tropical storm isaac has caused delays for cruise liners. two of theships are -- of the ships are going to return now that the port has reopened. everglades has reopened. and norwegian cruise liners were forced to remain at sea. the ships are due back today. it is already busy today.

the republican national convention in tampa, florida, after tropical storm isaac force add delay yesterday. our reporter is in tampa to tell us what is happening down there. good morning, renee. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we have an update for you. we can tell you that now we have word that both mitt romney and paul ryan have arrived here in tampa. so, they are here. so officially things have ramped up here. of course, tonight is the big night. we will hear two key speeches. both of them will spell mitt romney. >> one of his most effective weapons, his wife, ann romney will be in front of a large but friendly crowd. those not sold on her husband, the republican presidential candidate she will be speaking to. the romneys spent time in their hometown practicing their make or break speeches. >> i like my speech. >> i like ann's speech.

>> scheduled tonight, chris christie. >> good morning. >> reporter: both headliners talk up his points. it will be hard to ignore this. it is barreling towards the gulf coast. forecasters predict it will make landfall as a category 1 hurricane. >> republicans say the show will go on tuesday. >> they admit they are not sure how they will handle isaac. >> if we have to do anything to incorporate some of the occurrences around us and into our scheduling program and what that means. i don't know. >> all right. so, dave, i want some color for you here. the crews on the ground are able to get an interview with ann romney and joking around with reporters about how she had to learn to read teleprompters there and refining her speech. just a little background and color as to what we find out as we lead up to the big speech

tonight. >> back to you. >> reporting live from tampa, florida. make sure you stay right here with ktvu "mornings on 2" for more on the republican convention. in a half hour from now we will find out how bay area candidates in crucial race this is fall are effected by the scheduled changes. >> 8:15. an investigation is underway after a nato helicopter made a hard landing. >> it happened last night in the eastern part of the country. >> no one was hurt but the taliban released a statement. saying they shot down the helicopter killing everyone on board. first, it did not appear to be hit by enemy fire. >> military experts say they could launch air strikes on the eyes really cities if they attack iran over the nuclear program. >> they report some israelis have begun stocking up on

supplies and basement bomb shelters. >> they believe iran is trying to make a nuclear weapon. >> a president called the existence a quote insult to humanity. >> disturbing mountain uncovered at a base in georgia. soldiers accused of murder to keep their secret militia a secret. >> four soldiers are arrested. they are accused of killing another soldier and their girlfriend because they were afraid of being beau trayed. >> they are members of fear. always enduring, always ready. one of the four is talking. he accepted a plea deal to cooperate with prosecutors defense the other three. >> to give it back to the people. >> you talked about revolution? >> yes. >> the goal of the militia, the

ultimate goal was to overthrow the u.s. government and assassinate the president. >> it is 8:17. in a few hours we are expecting to hear from the families of victims killed in the movie theater massacre. they called a news conference. family members will talk about behind the scenes events. 12 people were killed. and 58 others wounded on july 20th. when a gunman opened fire inside a midnight premiere of ""the dark knight" rises." >> james holmes is charged in the case. there is more trouble for a lawyer who represented bakery leader yusef bay iv. >> they have filed new charges against lorna brown. they stem from document that is brown admitted to smuggling out of jail. she is accused of knowing that one document which included the list of names was meant for a bay associate.

bay was arrested for orderinging the killing of two other men. a bill that would allow some california children to have more than two legal parents is now closer to reality. the state assembly passed the bill yesterday. now it goes to the state senate. if it is approved, it puts the best interest of the child first. it is inspired by a girl who was sent to foster care because her biological father could not be considered a third parent after her two legal parents couldn't care for her. >> this will lead to an unlimited number of parents. well the state senate approved a bill that bans the open carrying of rifles and shotguns. >> they started carrying long guns when a ban against carrying hand guns was passed in february. now it goes back for further action. a man died while try egg to

recreate a prank while using big foot in montana. it happened last night in a small town. >> randy lee tendley was standing in the right hand lane trying to scare drivers when he was hit by two cars. >> tendley was wearing this. a military style suit, like one you are looking at here. he was trying to make people think ephesus watch. and maybe they would call in a sighting of big foot. all right. it is coming up on 8:20. researchers gathering data today. >> what they hope to learn and what happens in a disaster strikes the bay area. >> we have heavy traffic here in lafayette and orinda getting into the double. -into the tunnel. b)c

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. it is 8:22. low-flying helicopter will hover over bay area neighbors today. >> it is to determine baseline levels in the bay area. they have information for come paerson in the event of a disaster. the helicopter is flying at low altitudes. just 300 feet off the ground. >> really nothing to be concerned about. >> it is not an easy machine but we will be out of your way in five days. >> the project has mapped

radiation levels in new york, washington d.c., seattle, and las vegas. >> time now is 8:23. how is it going to san jose. >> we are lookinging pretty -- looking pretty good. that is 280, we have a lot of slow traffic getting up to highway 17. it continues to look very slow. we have had a couple of minor things gone and remember, school is back in. >> 101 is not a good alternate. 101 has been slow. 880 getting back to the south bay has been slow as well. look at all the red. >> i will outline it for you here. >> it is heading south and commute started later. and it is not that great. >> getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. >> it is moderate. it is backed up for a wait. >> we will go to steve. >> we have mostly cloudy skies. and most of it is burning off.

there was a good patch in the monterey peninsula. it is sunny for all. temperatures starting off in 40s. 50s. 60s. update on tropical storm isaac. it is southeast of new orleans. winds are still 70 miles an hour. it is still on track to move in. looks to be just to the west. >> northwest at 10 miles an hour. and right up the mouth of the mississippi river. >> 66 in fairfield. >> 63 in highwayward and livermore. mountain view at 64 degrees. >> upper 50s for some. spinning off seattle and portland. will make a move tonight. >> looks sunny to mild to hot for some. >> anywhere in the 80s. to low 09s. that's hot. >> very nice. little cooler wednesday into thursday. >> friday could be a slight warm up. it will be here for another cool down. >> time now is 8:25.

a child injured in a bad fall. he is now in the east bay hospital. what may have caused the accident. . santa clara county slapping stricter penalties. we will tell you about one court case happening today. plus, he is a convicted murderer, sentenced to death row. why was he released from prison yesterday.

. time is 8:28. how long should taggers be jailed for years of spreading graffiti. how a plea deal being heard today in san jose is so

controversial. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. our on line site. the tagging crusade it will never stop. they have initials hysu. >> have you seen us. they said they are responsible for $60,000 damage to overpasses. fences and businesses in the south bay area. six of the members will be in court to make a plea deal. they claim it is art instead of criminal activity. >> they likened the activity to criminal activity. it wants nontagging crews. with serious prison sentences. >> under state law, a gang is more than three people committing certain crimes as part of its main activity. >> this is the plea deal this morning in the hall of justice. >> they will serve sentences from six to eight months. paw fines and get probation for

five years. >> if they violate the probation, they face prison sentences of three to 11 years. it will give them a strike on their record. >> some are calling it too harsh for vandalism. and the rest can'ts we talked to. >> they support the harsh erpen allotties. >> channel 2 news. >> a 12-year-old boy is in the hospital recovering after the fall. it happened at the beach. he was rushed by helicopter to oakland children's hospital. the marin county fire department said he may have had a seizure before he fell. he complained about back pain. and he had trouble with his memory. a notorious serial killer was released from prison. >> he is back on death row at san quentin. >> but he was taken from san quentin to a different

town. he will help search for the remains of his murder victims. >> he marked four new locations. >> kathleen gilgani offer add bill to release him. >> they need to step in fully and bring the best resources that they have available. >> now, she is hoping this will lead to the discovery of dozens of vick tunnels. >> they were convicted in a drug fuel before and later he committed suicide in prison earlier this year. >> they called for are an end to violence. families of homicide victims scheduled a prayer vigil. san jose has had 33 homicides this year.

13 of those crimes have been ruled gang related. police are calling for a crackdown on gangs in the city. >> one man is dead after a shooting in oakland. >> he was shot in the chest about nine last night. and eighth and add line streets. >> police have not released information about the suspect. the identity has not been released. the new archbishop of the catholic church is apologizing for his drunk driving over the weekend. >> salvatore was one of the 11 people caught during a dui check point. in a statement. the soon to be archbishop said he was driving his mother home after a dinner at a friend's house. >> the mother talked about the arrest. >> i blame myself for that and to go through the checkpoint. you know. >> bishop cordelioni is the

bishop of oakland. he will be the archbishop on october 4th. five days before he is due in court. >> 832 on. >> smog producing hydrocarbons and today, that could be stopped. >> that is one of many new updates yesterday morning. >> investigators say chevron could face fines up to $25,000 each day if pollution standards are violated. >> it has not been determined which has many people concerned about their health. >> my main goal is to find out. what was in this. >> we are sick of dying every day. and how can we change them. we we could breathe. >> it took them more than a year to complete. >> they plan to meet in san francisco to consider other actions to take.

>> many people who live in a neighborhood are keeping their animals indoors after coyotes killed three pets. >> they say. three dead cats have been found near sander dilute drive. >> the attacks hoop peer to be the -- attacks are by other animals. >> not having easy access to garbage. >> at least one neighbor is soaking towels in ammonia. and leaving them in front of their it home and they cannot be trapped or relocated. >> and they are sick an . they have given the green light to a red light camera bill that would protect the rights of drivers. >> the bill would require camera locations to be collected solely on safety of considerations. >> it makes it easy for them to

challenge of tickets. >> if you are staying here for the labor day if holiday. >> may be a good idea. >> closed to all traffic. it starts friday can night. >> the bridge is scheduled to reason open. >> tuesday. they need to meet the parents. >> and if you want more information. >> go to the channel 2 website. >> look for hot topic section. >> he will be talking about it quite a bit. >> wheel he of check in with sal. >> it is, i don't know why it is so slow. poem getting into the valley. they didn't want 101. and 101 is very slow. they are on 280 and 85 is slow as well. we started off okay in the

south bay and we are not ending very well, i am afraid. >> this is a look now at the commute on interstate 880 as you drive passed the coliseum heading north. the traffic is moving well. >> not today and tomorrow. but this weekend, the red sox come play the as. the new look red sox. and people will come out in the series. either a labor day option or know about it. and you are not caught in slow traffic. >> how do we want to 101. >> it is slow. >> 8:36. we will go steve. >> very good morning. >> most of it is gone. temperatures starting cool to mild to warm. temperatures are stay very close yesterday's readings. hype decided to come back to the west. >> jumped up a good 17 degrees for some. sunny and nice around the coast and around the bay.

warm inland. it is a few low 90s and sea breeze will kick in. >> it is for tropical storm. and moving northwest at 10. >> now, that is new orleans. and continuing to barrel towards them. this is heavy rain. and could be about a foot of rain. >> the storm surge is well. en and keeps moving. and it is a far cry. >> compared to taking a similar path. this is a tropical storm. >> huge difference. >> now the temperatures are pretty warm. >> we will move in toned. tomorrow. >> lots of sun, for you. me. >> patchy fog. >> might pick up a little later. and nothing for the usual areas. >> same holds for the east bay and santa clara.

and saratoga 86. santa cruz, near the 60s. >> 70s and also 80s. for some. it is cooler for wednesday into thursday kay. >> it could be a jump. night too much. and appears that a weekend panel would be cooler. >> he is bringing some heavy wind. >> and he should be coming. >> maybe later today. >> might make landfall. >> george are how well is live from gulfport mexico. >> any of those bands move in yet? >> >> reporter: you can feel the gusts. this is a day shy of the anniversary of the hurricane katrina. >> outer bands have begun lashing the gulf shore. they make final preparations to ride out the storm. >> it is already on the ground.

we don't wait for disasters to be requested to come in. and we are in louisiana. >> mississippi. and we have supplies coming in. >> he is stirring up memories of hurricane katrina. which hit seven years ago tomorrow. >> after $10 billion in improvements to the levee system. they are prepared to weather the storm. >> they are boarding up and being prepared. >> you have people down here battle tested. >> most important thing is for people to use common sense and be safe. >> isaac is moving slowly and could bring 14 inches of rain. the storm surge rose as high as the second story. >> they are going to hunker down and do their best to be ready. >> the hotel's engineer doesn't expect it to be nearly

destructive. but he is bracing for the worse and hoping for the best. >> a minute ago, you were talking about the bands. can you see here, this storm approaching. we are in between bands right now. >> they deed to leave down. and given hoe lying areas p. >> who have decided to hang out. and enjoy the kick up surf. >> it is expected to come into the area here. in the next six to seven hours. >> the possibility you mentioned of a category 1 hurricane. >> and from what we here. >> 90 miles an hour. >> all right. george. >> live in gulfport, mississippi. >> thanks for the update. >> swarm of this in the town are on edge. this is after two dozen after shocks rocked the down of brawly. >> this is on sunday.

a series of quakes in the area. >> they caused power outages. and pushed them off their stations. >> it is 1 miles east. > >> there is less ice covering the arctic ocean than any time on record. just 30% of the ocean is covered by ice now. >> that is worse in 2007. >> and the old record will be beaten buy a wednesday martian. >> this is contrast of warming in the region. >> this is a major my ride. >> a rotating roller coaster named under toe. >> it will replace this. >> it is a 5:45. million dollars ride. it is being built right now. >> in germany. >> it will be installed in the park by next summer.

. mitt romney has arrived. the republicans in california will be taking the stage today. one of south florida's cal tran stations will be removed. why homeless advocates say it should be left alone. frightening moment it is for an antioch family when police shoot and kill a man right in the middle of the night. >> why officers say they were forced to open fire. >> "mornings on 2" continues.

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. new this hour. presidential candidate mitt romney has arrived in tampa, florida for the gop convention. alison burns reports, they are rolling out party headliners tonight. alison? >> reporter: tori, ann romney and chris christie will take the podium tonight. this is the romneys leaving for tampa earlier this morning. it looks like they had some of their grandchildren with them. there is some speculation that mitt romney might join his wife on stage after her speech on the convention stage this evening. analysts say her goal will be to present the personal side of

romney and try to make him more likeable. >> rising gop star chris christi e will be laying out the differences between romney and president obama. >> conservative commentator blames democrats and the media. >> the media is now out there saying that, hurricane katrina is hanging like a pole over the republican convention in tampa. so this whole thing is politicized. >> candidate temkin and ricky gill of lodi are at the convention. gill is among a select group of candidates who will be speaking on the convention stage this afternoon. reporting live from washington d.c., alison burns. ktvu. we will bring you up to date on the top stories we are following for you right now.

huge fire this morning. this is in mckinney, texas. they say a backhoe hit a gas line at a construction site. several construction vehicles burst into flames. one worker was hurt. the fire just blanketed the area. >> look at all the smoke. no homes were evacuated. >> happening right now. firefighters investigating the cause of a fire that forced guests to be evacuated from a hotel in calistoga. this this is the inn. and -- this is the inn and they were blocked because of the firefighters rushing to the scene. >> they killed a man tonight after a dangerous high speed chase. police have been there all night. pulling together evidence and alex savidge is there since 4:30 this morning. >> alex, you have the latest?

>> reporter: this was an armed man being chased overnight d for part of that pursuit. he had a small child in the car with him. and a service does tell us of the child is safe. >> he left the child behind. and took off running trying to evade running. they found him hiding out on the roar of this house. >> they say the man pointed a gun at officers and he was shot and killed. this is another contra loma boulevard just before midnight. everything got started with a domestic call. the armed man drove off right as officers showed up at the house. >> he slammed into two patrol cars on the way. he eventually ditched his car and left the child inside. that's when a chp helicopter spotted him on the roof of the house. >> the man that lives there. said he heard a lot of

gunshots. >> i was startled. >> it was so close. >> i didn't know he was on the roof but i knew the cops were looking for him around my house. >> when i heard the gunshots, i went on the ground. i didn't want to get shot. >> reporter: that witness told us that the officers fired at the man first. they have not is said as much. >> we have not yet heard back. >> police have not identified the that was killed by officers. >> you can see. this will be certainly a lengthy investigation. >> officers expect to be out here much of the importanting. >> what was involved in the pursuit and we are told the child has been checked out at the hospital after the very scary ordeal. >> it is 8:49.

it is not an occupy group. but they are occupying private property. >> they agree they have to go. >> pam cook is in the newsroom. for a plan for a homeless camp this morning. as homeless camp that some say is safe san clean. others argue it is messy and dangerous. >> take a look at the property pictures here. >> it is cal tran property. it is near the fourth and king station. we understand of cal tran wants the group to leave. >> see, there is a truck there this morning. >> we are not sure if they are moving items today t and they could not comment. and any time you have people near working train tracks. >> there is is a safety yes or no. >> couple of children are living in the camp. >> we spoke to one woman who

lives there. >> police tell them they have to move. because she is gamed. for break ins. >> they consider it their camp too. and wouldn't cause problems in the area. >> one of us has food. we all got food. and we pitch in our fair share. >> know you. >> showing that they are making it their home. this is new video of a garden that the people out there are maintaining on the properties. >> this is one of the reasons why they say they ship left there to camp. >> cal tran and police arguing that it presents a safety concern. >> we have been told the campers will not be evicted today. and they will be evicted sometime in the future. >> this is the help conthe coalition of homeless miss. >> it is some alternative

housing. >> we will go back to the studio. >> new this morning. a southwest airlines flight landed safely after making an emergency landing at oakland international airport. the airline said the pilot of southwest flight 3519 had just taken off from san francisco international airport around 7:40. heading to denver, when there was a press sewerization problems on the plane. >> it was diverted. >> and everyone is fine. trying to figure out the details and get them all. >> of time is 8:52. new of of news about the shooter. >> they will have a stop commute on 280, next. okay, here's the plan.

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. hello bay area. injury welcome back. more than 20 babies at a sacramento hospital have tested positive for mrsa. >> it is a life threatening infection. they are in the neonatal untense sieve care unit. two of the babies have symptommed related to the bacteria, the others are considered carriers. >> that investigation

continues. new this morning a maryland teenager is charged with first degree murder. he opened fire on another classmate. it happened yesterday near baltimore, maryland on the first day of school. the student wounded is in critical condition. it could have been worse if i guidance counselor and teacher not can intervened. >> the pinned the gunman from shooting any one else. >> he said his son was being bullied. >> they were locked down yesterday. they search for two armed robbery suspects. >> it started yesterday afternoon did after a robbery at wells fargo did ban. >> they ran towards the schools. >> and they asked for the lock down. it is in the psalm area. and the second suspect was found an hour later in the car

on highway 880. >> it is ticket tuesday. >> it is along with three friends and nonstop thrill ride. one lucky viewer will win batman live on september 21st at san jose's illusions. >> it as completely new way to experience batman. >> for a chance to win. go to ktvu.com. and put it bat suit, all one word. >> sal, any throw rides on 280? >> keep it mice and boring. >> yes, we did. >> -- we do. >> it is slow. there goes cal tran and 280 is slow in the valley. 101. and the peninsula is slow. then if you are driveing to the oakland area. >> now, we will go to steve. >> thank you, sir.

clear skies. >> 06s. en 70s. >> near 80 around the bay. and few low 90s p. >> cooler pat. i will know by the weekend, you two. the. >> report. steve. >> we taw for trusting the news. >> we will see you the next time news breaks p. >> it edged closer to the new orleans for area. >> from that area. >> we are always leer for you. >> thanks for joining us. >>