problem? >> at 1:30 they received a call for -- hold up -- >> -- trying to keep the roads closed in this area and you have people coming on through -- >> so what -- >> you were called out -- >> -- pd responded what they originally thought might have been a burglar alarm. the first on scene officer saw what he thought was a vapor cloud coming off of some storage tanks and proceeded to call us. knowing that it is a pool supply company and not sure what the alarm -- the exact nature of the alarm is, we notified sonoma county office of emergency services and their hazmat team, so they are going to make a quick entry and determine whether or not chlorine is -- there is an actual problem with the chlorine container or an alarm malfunction. >> okay, how long before this is resolved and the area is back open? >> within an hour. >> okay, so the hazardous

materials team is suiting up soon here getting set to go inside. again a pool company here, north bay pool service, they are going to figure out what this leak is. live in cottaat this, alex savage, ktvu channel news 2. >> deputies are looking for a suspect in this shooting. the victim was among a group of men there. now our cameraman was told a car pulled up to the group and someone inside started shooting. the man who died was hit in the chest. we will have a report from the scene in our next half-hour. a missing woman's family is asking for the public's help. they say 31-year-old marge cabrera is 9 months pregnant, due september 15th, last seen in antioch on august 28th. police say she has the mental

capacity of a 12-year-old. her family says she may be in san francisco in the tenderloin district. 4:32 is the time right now. the families of two men shot by vallejo police continue to speak out against what officers say prompted them to pull their guns. police say they were forced to fire shots when one of the men got out of the car with what appeared to be a gun. witnesses say the men never got out of the car. officers fired more than 30 rounds, joseph johnson survived but mario ramiro was killed. his sister watched it unfold from a window. >> that is when i seen an officer reload his clip, hop on top of the hood sand proceeded to shoot -- starting shooting more. i got this window up and was pleading for him to stop, please, just stop shooting, i have never begged for something so hard in my life.

>> police and the district attorney's office are investigating the shooting. the officers are on paid leave. doctors are pleased with the progress of san jose firefighter is making after suffering a heart attack on the job, frank ryan suffered it while fighting a fire at st. patrick's church, since then he has been at the hospital where they are staying with him around the clock. he is moving but has not spoken yet. they were dealing with hot blackout conditions when it occurred. turning now to election news, the democratic national convention begins today aid in north carolina. ♪ [ music ] >> if you don't recognize that voice that is james taylor performed there welcoming them to charlotte. tonight michelle obama is featured speaker. the 37-year-old mayor of san

antonio texas gives the keynote address and will try to convince latinos that president obama deserves their vote. >> through any score, immigration, education, health scare, an any number of issues he has been a very effective advocate for the latino community. >> president clinton will address the delegates wednesday night and president obama closes out the convention thursday night with his acceptance speech. the california delegation in charlotte held a celebration yesterday honoring nancy pelosi's 25 years of leadership. she told the delegates her goal in november is to re-elect president obama and win the 25 seats they need to take back a majority in the house of representatives. we will have live coverage all week long. we will have our first live report from charlotte this morning coming up at 5:15. right now it is 4:55. republican presidential candidate mitt romney won't be spending this week on the campaign trail. instead he will spend the next

several days in vermont. coming up in nine minutes how romney is getting ready for his three debates with president obama next month. teachers and students plan to rally outside san francisco city hall today. their goal, save city college. the school is at risk of shutting down. community members will be supporting proposition a, a tax aimed at preventing more cuts from the school, which has seen more than $53 million in cuts in the past three years. in july the college received a scathing report from the accreditation commission, now they are going through pa process to keep the accreditation. starting today they are cracking down on the illegal use of handicapped parking placards. officials say a lot of people borrow one so they can park more more easily, now drivers who don't have prove can face fines. joan has arthritis and says she

is in pain with every step so she is happy about the crack down. >> it is -- oh, i have no words, frustration is terrible. >> other drivers say they can understand why someone would want to just the placards even if they don't need them because parking in downtown berkeley is very difficult to find. the good news this morning the dumbarton bridge is back open. more than nine hours ahead of schedule. yesterday afternoon cal trans put the finishing touches on its siesmic retrofitting project and has a 42 inch gap giving it wooing el room in case of an earthquake. there is still work left to do but cal trans says there won't be any more full bridge closures to do it. toll hikes are paying for it. 4:37 is the time, it is back to work for a lot of people so let's check in with tara who is in for sal today. >> that's right, with the opening of the bridge everything getting back to

normal, 80 westbound on the left side those are heading there. no delays there. here is the bay bridge toll plaza, a lot more folks on the road compared to yesterday. it was dead so the folks had the day off. finally you can see traffic flowing nicely. let's check in with rosemary, still foggy out there. >> you are right, long the coastline fog over santa rosa, visibility down to 3/4s of a mile so the fog is back in your neighborhood. we are looking at a decent onshore breeze, actually ramping up. still weak through the delta but got that marine layer thicker, the delta breeze stronger, and that is going to again equal a bit of a cool down for your afternoon. 48 in napa, 49 santa rosa, most of us within a few degrees of what we had yesterday. 60 degrees livermore, upper 50s

san jose, mid-50s around redwood city, low 50s san francisco as well as oakland, 54 in concord and livermore 60 degrees. as we get outside mostly clear skies for most of us. we again do have that marine layer shooting across the bare over near oakland low clouds along the coastline and fog developing there. so for today in a nutshell mostly sunny skies, numbers come down 3 to 5 degrees, the onshore breeze strengthing, 15 to 20 miles per hour in some cases, 25 some some of our windier prone spots. giving you a look at the afternoon highs, 80 degrees petaluma, 82 san rafael, 75 oakland, low 90s danville, livermore, 90 pittsburgh, into the santa clara valley, 85 for you san jose santa clara, 84 there and 70s to 80s from san mateo down into mountain view,

66 in the city, partly to mostly cloudy, low 60s at the coast, the ex-continued forecast shows you a cooling trend but by the weekend temperatures 80s for near 90 for the warmer areas, coming up in a few moments the possibility of thunderstorms in the forecast. i will show you the time line coming up. >> 4:thriven :39 is the time. it could help provide help for the hungry in san francisco. how the city hopes to turn the popularity of food trucks into a way to benefit homeless. plus he is barely old enough to vote but could he become the next mayor of a bay area city?

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, time now 4:43. take a look at this, the fire has injured 4 people now including two firefighters and started sunday afternoon in the

san gabriel mountains, two firefighters have been treated for health related injuries fighting that fire. a third person injured an ankle and a hiker had to be airlifted to safety. good news is no homes threatened but the fire is only 5% contained. president obama was there to console hurricane victims and assure them the government won't let them down. the visited the st. johns parish area of louisiana to see the damage from isaac. he praised volunteers and pledged to review flood protection there. nearly 3000 people are still in shelters because of the flooding. >> folks in louisiana, they are resilient, people in mississippi, they are resilient, they know what tough times are like but they know that they can bounce back. >> more than 100,000 customers are still without power in louisiana, mississippi and arkansas. eight deaths are now blamed on

last week's hurricane. while president obama is at the democratic national convention this week mitt romney is preparing for their debates. the two will go head-to-head in three debates this week. this week mitt romney and his staffers are holding mock debates with rob port man playing the role of the president. his runningmate is spending the day campaigning in ohio and iowa. well, he is barely old enough to vote but a teen in fremont says he is running for mayor. 18-year-old asis is a sophomore there majoring in engineering. his campaign office is down the hall from his bedroom but says he can balance it and hopes his candidacy will encourage young people to vote. >> i have been paying attention to local politics since i was about 10 or 11 years old so i know what has been going on for the past few years and i know exactly what needs to be done. >> he is running against four other candidates vying to

replace the outgoing mayor. two of the candidates have served on the city council. a protest ended with fines for them. they demonstrated outside the home of the city manager, the protesters are upset with recent pension reform measures spearheaded by city leaders. some of the city workers say they were showing support for where the police -- who handed out 1000 dollar tickets to the demonstrators. >> we don't blame the cops for that. we think they are caught up in a system that is not serving them as well and hopefully that will change and hopefully change will come to city government sooner or later. >> voters overwhelmingly approved the pension reform measure at the heart of this protest. time now is 4:46. time to check back in with tara, early look at the commute. hopefully no problems so far. >> so far so good. looking at the chp website and no accidents to report and

hopefully it will stay that way. we have fog you want to let you know about along the coast this morning. drive slowly. let's take a look outside right now. this is 101 through san rafael, traffic flowing nicely as folks make their way south toward san francisco. pat the golden gate bridge there is the fog we were talking about, definitely patchy there as you make your way into san francisco this morning but no delays. finally 880 near the cog se um, same story, traffic on the left- hand-side there southbound toward hayward and on the right as you make your way toward oakland. 4:46. let's check in with rosemary. >> all right. good morning to you. we do have pattern change on the way and that is going to bring us a subtle cool down into your afternoon. a look at the pacific satellite view, watching a little bit of moisture pull in, looking for these remnants from tropical depression john. by tomorrow migrating into the north bay. i am going to show you what we do expect between wednesday afternoon and thursday afternoon, turning partly to

mostly cloudy at times. here we are waking up as tara mentioned fog there, parts of the north bay valley, santa rosa visibility down so if you are out early be aware of that. i will drive you into wednesday morning. notice those clouds from the south just south of monterrey, bay the afternoon we are all mostly cloudy. we have a little bit of rain here popping up on the radar for the south of us. but by wednesday or thursday morning i should say we could wake up with mist and drizzle along the coast. maybe sprinkles over the bay area and this will be our best chance at maybe the possibility of a few thunderstorms over our east bay hills. by thursday afternoon and evening clearing out and finished. for today the fog this morning will stick around for areas over the north bay valley locations. low clouds over the bay and into the east bay at this hour that will burn off. will hug the coast for the afternoon. 76 hayward, 75 oakland, 66 san francisco, 81 mountain view,

low 90s inland, 92 livermore, so shaving off a few degrees over yesterday's highs for your tuesday afternoon. in wednesday our cooling trend continuing through thursday. then a rebound friday into the weekend with your weekend in view, 80s and 90s for the inland spots 60s at the coast, pam. >> thank you rosemary. 4:48 is the time. a san jose girl suffered serious injuries after a jet ski accident on lake tahoe, they were on jet skis yesterday morning, each with a child seated behind them. police say the mother's jet ski crossed in front of the father's path and they collided. the mother and son suffered moderate injuries, the daughter suffered serious leg and foot injuries but is expected to survive. controversial first hand account of the u.s. military raid that killed osama bin laden comes out today. no easy day is already the best selling book on amazon.com. the former navy seal who wrote

it fears retaliation. the pentagon has threatened legal action and also concerns from abroad. >> he is in danger for sure. al qaeda has -- they don't have a short-term memory, they will remember this forever that a seal took out their spiritual leader. >> the government accuses him of violating non-disclosure agreements because the book was not submitted for a review. the author's attorney says the subject matter was not covered by agreementings he signed. an investigation is still underway to find out what caused the fire in richmond. dozens of protesters gathered outside there yesterday to call for more government oversight and the nationalization of energy companies. >> public control of energy now, public control of energy now. >> among the protesters was anti-war activist cindy sheehan. protesters claim they were contaminating children by exposing them to chemicals, the company says they are working

to prevent it from happening again. the city of san francisco wants to use a food truck to help the homeless. the city's director of housing opportunity says he hopes to bring a free soul food truck to san francisco tenderloin district. he says homeless residents would staff the truck which would provide nutrition meals in a neighborhood where many struggle to afford food. >> i learned about a study that showed that for individuals homeless or marginally housed living with hiv, 56% of those individuals are defined as food insecure. >> he says helping the homeless requires a mix of conventional and out of the box ideas and launched a program in june that pays panhandlers to get dogs ready for adoption. he was best known for his roll in the green mile. this morning fans of michael clark duncan are remembering his life. he died yesterday in a los angeles hospital. he was just 54. his death comes nearly two

months after suffering a heart attack. besides the green mile he appeared in other films. before breaking into acting he was the bodyguard for will smith and jamie fox. 4:51. east bay teams may have found a new place to party. why the wave of foreclosures may have helped them drink underage. plus changes to the commute there. the street drivers will need to avoid.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 4:53. two 17-year-olds are behind bars in connection with an armed robbery at a san jose marijuana club. police say three people robbed the club after 11:00 yesterday morning. the suspects left the scene in a white van. office others stopped the van about four miles away and arrested two of the suspects but the third person got away. east bay teens have found a new place to party. empty or foreclosed homes. on sunday night neighbors say 100 teens tried to get into this house in concord but when people started showing up one of the neighbors called the police. neighbors say they have heard about the same thing happening in homes in walnut creek, clayton and pleasant hill. >> there is this group that go is in around, sending out via

twitter or social media these alerts and the kids are breaking in and having a party. >> police have not released details about the attempted party except to say no one has been arrested. starting today drivers in larksboro will have to find a new way to get around doughtery drive. it will will be closed there. they are repaving, improving drainage and widening sidewalks. the city hopes it is done by november but the completion depends on weather conditions. 4:54, that goes through schools so that will pose problems. >> it is, the dumbarton bridge is open so that is the good news after this holiday week. we have construction in vallejo to tell you about, three lanes closed down i-80 westbound at san pablo dam road

and mcbride avenue should open shortly. down in south, 280, san jose traffic flowing nicely in both directions. 4:55, let's check in with rosemary. >> good morning to you. a cool start in some spots. over the north bay valley this morning, 49 santa rosa, 48 napa, close to our dew point and fog reported in areas near santa rosa. at this hour visibility down to 3/4s of a mile. the areas that warmed up yesterday afternoon still mild. , antioch 60 and 60s around the area, 57 san jose and 58 mountain view. this morning the marine layer deeper than yesterday, the breeze slightly stronger. this is going to lead to a cooler day with a bigger cool down expected by tomorrow. for the afternoon today two to five degrees below

yesterday, still a warm day, 82 and 83 there. in the east bay 75 there and low 90s for areas near livermore, pleasanton, concord, 80s in those areas, 77 in santa cruz, some areas along the coast yesterday never broke away from clouds. we will see that again today, 63 in half moon bay, 79 san mateo, san francisco went by but 66 expected in san francisco for the afternoon. your extended forecast still again a cooling trend underway today. most of us will feel it, a subtle change. the bigger change wednesday and nurse. tracking the pocket of high clouds, moisture in our wednesday and thursday, in time for the weekend summer like weather back in, 80s and 90s for the warmer spots, i will show you lunchtime numbers coming up. >> also coming up in our 5:00 hour putting the brakes on two popular ride sharing programs.

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this investigation unfolding as. we are having an investigation, we will tell you what prompted it. >> the family of a missing woman is pleading for your help. we will tell you about that. >> the convention begins today, the big speech set for opening night. >> putting the brakes on a free ride. who is leading the battle? still ahead here on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, thank you for joining us, i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic, steve is out, rosemary