>> reporter: the search set to resume in clearlake this morning for a 9-year-old girl from san francisco missing since sunday. we'll tell you where searches will be focused. a spy scandal brings back memories of the cold war. it involves russia and a diplomat. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where a fire rips through a building destroying two businesses. we'll tell you what the firefighters are saying about the investigation. and one of hollywood's

biggest stars reveals her biggest secret hoping to help other women. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, may 14th. happening now, search and rescue teams are preparing to resume the search for a missing 9-year-old girl with autism. ktvu's alex savidge joins us live from clearlake at the search command post where people started arriving about 20 minutes ago. so alex, what will be the focus this morning? >> reporter: well, the focus will be on the waterways next to clearlake because this young girl was attracted to the water, according to authorities. we're seeing searchers beginning to arrive at the command center. you can see a search and rescue car that pulled up with a four- wheeler on the back. this is a lake county sheriff volunteer. we are seeing people coming in from all over to take part in

this search effort. they are coming from at least ten different counties across northern california. everyone looking for 9-year-old mikaela lynch from san francisco. there's a great deal of concern for this deal who is autistic and can't speak. she and her family were staying at a vacation home in clearlake when the girl wandered off sunday afternoon. yesterday, about 100 searchers, some with dogs, worked their way through the neighborhood. authorities say mikaela is drawn to the water but doesn't know how to swim. the vacation home where the family was staying is just a few yards from the water. so dive teams were called in yesterday. she was playing in the yard with her brother and was left alone for j university a few minutes -- for just a few minutes. clearlake police have no reason to believe she's been abducted. >> we researched res residences -- residences, backyards.

nothing is indicating the child was taken. >> reporter: authorities are saying mikaela was not wearing any clothes at the time she disappeared. she had taken them off because it was hot and that's something she did quite a bit. she goes to an elementary school in san francisco. along with a number of friends and relatives, there are even some teachers, taking part in the search. volunteer searchers are beginning to arrive here at this command center. we're told the search area will be broadened out later on today. we're live in clearlake, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. the father of leila fowler is standing by his 12-year-old after the boy was arrested in connection with his sister's death. the boy was arrested saturday two weeks after 8-year-old leila was stabbed to death at her home in calaveras county. the boy told investigators an intruder stabbed leila. their father tells "the associated press" that he will unl he sees evidence proving

otherwise. the family had been planning to hold a press conference but canceled it. we're learning the 12-year-old boy may have been in trouble before. according to cnn, he was suspended from his middle school this year after being accused of bringing a small pocketknife on campus. the report says the boy was suspended for five days because of the incident. san jose arson investigators want to know what caused an early-morning fire that damaged two businesses. investigators searched for evidence on sharon drive near highway 85 and deanza boulevard. ktvu sea janine de la vega has been on the story since the fire start -- ktvu's janine de la vega has been on this sawyer since the fire started five years ago -- story since the fire started five years ago. what do you know? >> reporter: firefighters are back in the back of the building making sure things are okay, nothing will spark back up. the building is boarded you.

the fire ravaged this building which sauced a salon and a personal car shopping business. now, here are some pictures that were tweeted by the san jose fire department showing the flames consuming the building. this happened at 2:00 a.m. near highway 85 and deanza boulevard at the silk day spa and salon and at advanced results. that's the personal car shopping business. firefighters had to attack the fire from the outside because the salon was fully engulfed. it was too unsafe for firefighters to enter. it took them about an hour to knock it down. >> fire was coming out of every window. there was a hazard initially because of fear of collapse. we did a complete suite of the roof. the roof did collapse during the firefight. >> reporter: here's new video that we just took inside the business which shows us all of the burnt debris. you can see what a total loss

this was. the owner t she left the business at 10:00 last night. she said she doesn't believe that she left anything electrical on. so right now, firefighters are still investigating to figure out what may have caused this blaze as well as the other business, advanced results business. we called the phone number on the outside of the building. no one answered. we left a message to see if they had even heard that a fire happened at their business. but they've still not heard back. right here live, you can see firefighters sort of inspecting the building walking around. still under investigation. we hope to get more answers as the morning goes on. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. push 7:06. new developments in the scandal over the internal revenue serviceth taking tea party groups for extra scrutiny. according to "the washington post" two irs offices in southern california and the irs headquarters in washington, d.c. also were involved in

investigating conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status. that would mean the practice was not just restricted to one office in cincinnati, as the irs indicated. some tea party groups in the bay area say they gave up trying for tax-exempt status because other chapters warned them of the irs demands. >> as the membership rolls, donators, contributors, there was no way we were gonna give that information up to anybody. >> the law is demanding more information. the house ways and means committee has scheduled a meeting for friday. lawmakers are also demanding an explanation about reports the justice secretly obtained phone report from "the associated press." coming up what the just physical department was reportedly trying to find out -- justice department was

reportedly trying to find out. an 88-year-old woman is in serious condition for being trapped in other overturned car for days after veering off porter road in sonoma county. the car hit a utility pole, rolled 40 feet down the embankment and landed on the roof. yesterday, a truck driver spotted the wreck and flagged down a sheriff's deputy. the woman is being treated for broken bones and dehydration. if you use doyle drive in san francisco overnight, you will have to find a new roof for the new weeks. starting tonight -- knew route for the next knew weeks, it will be closed. the work is expected to last at least the rest of the month. all right, tori. 7:08. let's get everybody out the door. sal, you weren't sounding very encouraging about highway 24. >> well, the accident has cleared near the orinda cross roads. the damage is done.

the traffic is very slow. other parts of the east bay getting slow as well. we're looking at 880 at this time. right here it's like the calm in the middle of the storm. 880 northbound looks pretty good. it probably won't stay this way for long. you might want to get out there if this is your commute. the morning commute is really slow. it's backed up for a 35 to 40- minute delay. the metering lights were on pretty slow before you make it on the bridge. dave talked about highway 24. the crash is gone but 24 westbound is very, very slow coming from 680 all the way through the caldecott tunnel. so from walnut creek to oakland, it's a terrible drive. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. very good morning. some patchy slow clouds. more towards the peninsula, san mateo coast. other than that, it's mostly clear. a little cool this morning. it will be cooler for most today. san rafael yesterday was 81. we'll go 77 today. san carlos, 73. livermore down 2 and then san

jose, that was at read hill. we'll drop you 5 to 76. san francisco, i'm warming you up one. why? a little fess fog -- less fog. gusts to about a, 50 near point reyes -- 45 to 50 near point reyes lighthouse. concord, buchanan has a wit gusting to 23. a different pattern. a couple of weak systems moving in. a stronger one will move in thursday and friday. and a spin is helping usher in the car air aloft. 48 near novato. 52, san francisco. 55, san jose. some low clouds, more towards the peninsula all othe last time i checked, it was mostly sunny towards san jose. that was about two minutes ago. westerly breeze, northwesterly breeze for some. southeast san jose, but nothing too outrageous. a south wind on parts of the peninsula. 40 in tahoe. 80 in palm springs.

56 ukiah. 58 in sacramento. this system right there will begin to carve itself out of extreme northern california. that might brg the oregon borde for us it will ramp up the fog bank and also bring in much cooler air. why am i showing you a clear oklahoma? well, they've only had 17 tornadoes this year, the lowest, fewest amount since 1988. reason being it's been so cool. the conditions aren't ripe for severe weather. may is usually prime time. all of the chasers -- they are going nuts, not enough instability. we have a little bit of a fog bank. more sunshine. temperature, a little breezy at times. mainly higher elevations, mostly on the coast. some of the fog might hang on for a while toward the coast. 60s, 70s and 80s. inland highs come down a couple of degrees. 76, san jose. morgan hill, 83. 70s on the peninsula. 60s on the coast and also in

san francisco. not much change wednesday. then a pretty good drop thursday into friday. partly to mostly cloudy. we'll start to move things out. it does look warmer on sunday. good for basketball. five of the nba playoffs against the san n antonio spurs in texas. now, the series is tied, two wins apiece. it's the best of seven game series. the warriors even things up on sunday. et baaing the spurs, 97-87 in overtime. tonight's game starts at 6:30. this is the first time the warriors have won two playoff games past the first round since 1977. 7:12. tonight, the san jose sparks will play game one against the los angeles kings in their playoff fight. this will be the second stanley cup playoff meeting between the two teams. the previous series happened in the 2011 western conference quarterfinals and the sharks defeated the kings in six games in that series. they play tonight and thursday in l.a. and come to san jose on

saturday and next tuesday. >> will you be screaming at the tv? >> i likely will, yes. a u.s. diplomat labeled as a spy. what he's accused of doing by the the suspicious items they say he was carrying. medications?

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a little bit of patchy low clouds. there's a lot more sun than yesterday. mainly the peninsula also toward santa cruz. will be sunny, brees, a little cooler but -- breezy, a little cooler. new this morning, video to -- to show you what russia claims is a cia agent posing as a diplomat. here's the video. the man was caught trying to recruit a russian agent. this video was released by

russian security agencies. reportedly the man was carrying special technical equipment, disguises, written instructions on how to recruit a russian citizen and he had a lot of money. there's no immediate comment yet from the u.s. embassy in moscow. many republicans and democrats appear to agree the justice department should not have snooped through journalists' phone records. the agency admits it tracked phone lines connected to "the associated press." as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c., the aclu is up in arms over this as well. kyla? >> reporter: an aclu says the secret subpoena is supposed to be the last resort to obtain information and it should not have been as broad as this. the justice department told the associated press, it secretly connected phone records from april of may of last year. and not just their work phones but also their personal phones. the justice department did not

explain why but the associated press believes it is connected to a criminal investigation. the justice department has said publicly it wants to know who leaked information to the press, regarding a thwarted bomb plot last year. the government does try to protect issues of national security. but some political analysts say the government often uses that as an excuse to cover up information the public does have a right to know. congress is demanding answers from the justice department and its leader, attorney general eric holder. i will tell you when they will get their chance next hour. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:17. happening right now. the senate judiciary committee is getting back to work on immigration reform legislation. new york senator chuckerrer there. the commit -- chuck schumer. among the issues up for discussion today, two separate provisions for a visa, one for

high-skilled workers and another for lower-skilled workers. your time, 7:17. new reports are out saying that defense secretary chuck hagel will announced reduced furloughs for employees as part of the sequestration budget cuts. hagel will announce 800,000 civilian employees of the pentagon will face 11 furlough lays. that's a lot less than the 22 days originally proposed and even less than the 14 days that hagel announced just last month. if you have $50,000 just laying around, you could place a bid on a piece of american history. that's a minimum price for a d.c. 9 that acted as air force two. it goes on auction tomorrow. that plane was used by nelson rockefeller, george h.w. bush and al gore. the auctionhouse says that plane may have been used by a president and would have been

called air force one on those flights. a deadly police beating case on video. it was shot on may 8th in bakersfield. it appears to show officers using objects to strike 33-year- old david silva more than a dozen times. police say he was intoxicated and fought him asy tried to arrest him. a witness called 911. >> eight sheriffs, the guy was layingen the -- on the floor and -- laying on the floor and they ran up and started to beat him with a stick. >> sylvan developed breathing problems and was taken to a hospital where died. the sheriff's office says it is investigating. an investigation also continues into the death of the daughter-in-law of former state senate leader don perata. investigators say 38-year-old katherine perata was found dead saturday in the swimming pool at her home in napa. you can see katherine in this

photo thhusband, nick perata. napa police say it appears catherine perata browned and there are no signs -- drowned and there are no signs of foul play. they are awaiting reports from toxicology tests. we're getting new details about a deadly shooting over the weekend on grizzly peak above uc berkeley. police say the victim, 21-year- old alberto santana silva tried to break up a fight before he was shot. silva was in his car when someone shot him several times. police say he tried to drive away but he ended up stopping on an embankment off the road. so far, no arrests have been made. menlo park's fire chief is recovering from a very serious back injury suffered at his home in san jose. the mercury news reports that the chief was doing some yard work when he either fell from a ladder or the ladder gave way. this happened saturday. he's expected to have surgery. still not clear when he will

return to work. it is 7:20. baseball's youngest superstar is recovering from injuries he suffered during a violent collision with an outfield wall. >> and taking advantage of the breeze, a drive to deep right field over the field -- he's banged up. >> bryce harper had to leave last night's game after slamming into the right field wall at dodger stadium. the 20-year-old star received a 11 -- received 11 stitches in his chin and jammed his shoulder. he did not suffer a concussion. still not clear if he will play tonight or if he will play when the nationals come to san francisco to play the giants next week. never like to see that. a little blood on the neck. >> face first, no padding there, it doesn't look like. well, if you like the weather we had yesterday, i think you will like today. look out the window now. steve paulson says things are about to change, though.

his forecast is coming up. there's a bear. they are unking for their lives into the house -- running for their lives into the house. >> a how a pear was -- and how a pear was eventually caught -- bear was eventually caught. good morning. we'll tell you why contra costa county is not doing well.

>> reporter: here is the people. look at their reaction. they are out of here. there is a bear. they are running for their lives into the house. >> scary moments for two people in los angeles county after a black bear decided to wander into their home. no one was hurt. two schools were put on lockdown as wildlife officials tried to capture the bear. they are moving kind of slowly.

was later caught and tranquilized. wildlife officials plan to relocate the bear to the angeles national forest. zip car would have exclusive use of two parking lots for a year that are public, it's proposed. the city council will take up this issue tonight at 6:30. all right. 7:25. want to check in with sal. quite busy in a couple of spots. >> we're gonna start with contra costa county there, tori and dave, westbound 24 and southbound 680 are taking a beating because of an earlier crash. 24 is a mess. 680 is a mess. if you are driving to the tunnel, you need to give yourself extra time this morning. a lot of the alternates have been thought of as well. let's take a look at the live pictures. bay bridge backed up for a big

delay, 30 minutes plus before you make it past the metering lights. this morning on the san mateo bridge, things have improved. they cleared a truck accident earlier and traffic is a little better from hayward to foster city. let's go to steve. we have some fog there. mainly towards san mateo coast, peninsula and the coast. a little bit around the bay but a lot of that seems to be filtering out of the area. clear, sunny, elsewhere. temperatures, 50s for most. a little bit of a breeze. a couple of systems taking aim at us. that will chip away at the high- pressure system. 60s, 70s. low to mid-80s. a couple -- one more day, then we'll see temperatures take a plunge. 7:26. a hollywood superstar goes public with a medical secret. how she's hoping her story will inspire other women fighting a life-threatening disease. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where teams for the america's cup will meet behind closed doors to talk about the

future of the race after a deadly accident. >> reporter: we're live in palo alto where the city council voted overwhelmingly to ban smoking in certain parts of the city. we'll tell you where as "mornings on 2" continues. j)

we've received new information about today's big meeting on the america's cut

yacht race. all four teams will discuss last week's deadly accident that killed andrew simpson. tara moriarty is live from san francisco. we understand that you found out when the meeting will begin. >> reporter: we just spoke to the promotions director on the phone for the america's cup. he says this meet be will happen at 9:00 this morning behind closed doors in an undisclosed location. this after the horrific accident off treasure island where team sweden's boat capsized killing andrew simpson. investigators looked at the artemis's boat fire structure. some say it was too light and broke apart in bay waters. we spoke to an expert and he doesn't know how the boats could be made safer. >> the boats are bigger than they have to be, they are taller, taller at 13 stories but they are taller than you

have to be. but they are complexes of engineering. you can't just re-engineer. it's like redesigning an airplane. >> reporter: the german youth team announced they are pulling out of the race due to safety concerns. the youth teams are made up of young salors ranging in age from 29 to 24. they use the 24-footers rather than the 72-footers. the youth team's decision has no effect on the main race but it's kind of awkward. we don't know how long this meeting that we mentioned will hast. there will be a media briefing at 2:00 this afternoon. live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. the manhunt in humboldt county has expanded for an accused killer on the run. shane franklin miller is an ex- con suspected of killing his wife and two young daughters. u.s. marshals are now in this manhunt. miller is believed to be heavily armed. investigators say he shot and killed his family one week ago today in their shasta county

home. his abandoned truck was found the next day in humboldt county. hours ago, british prime minister david cameron paid tribute to the victims of the boston marathon bombing. you can see them him there with deval patrick. now, mr. cameron toured the site. it's part of his three-day trip to the u.s. yesterday, he met with president obama at the white house. he called the bombing attacks an appalling outrage. mr. cameron wants to offer condolences to those victims. actress angelina jolie has revealed she has undergone a preventive double mastectomy. she wrote that she has the gene that sharply increases her risk of dreping breast cancer. coming up at -- developing breast cancer. coming up at 7:45, pam cook will have the deeper reasons behind angelina jolie's surge to get -- surgery to get surgery and how her family

played a big part. jerry brown will release his budget plan and will reveal what he wants to do with the surplus money. he doesn't want the state to go on a spending spree. the budget has to be approved by the state legislature before it takes effect on july 1st. 7:33. new in palo alto, you smokers will soon have one less place to light up. last night the city council passed a city ban in parks. brian flores is live in palo alto right now. when will the new rules begin, brian? >> reporter: in a couple of months. >> reporter: reaction is mixed. you have advocacy groups who say this decision will make it easier and healthier for everyone. the smokers feel singled out and don't wae ban.

the palo alto city council overwhelmingly last night voted 7-1 pretty quickly to ban smoking in public parks and open spaces. the plan was to ban the smoking in parks that are less than five acres. but the mayor said it should be expanded to 38 parks in open spaces. the lone descending vote was from -- was from pat burk. reaction from palo alto this morning was mixed. >> the parks are natural environments. you think of parks and nature and health. so -- it makes sense. >> people who want to smoke. they feel alienated and they feel they are being pushed away. they are finding less and less places to do this. >> reporter: even though the ban will affect the city's open spaces as well. their parks and rec department will decide later whether they should be -- whether there

should be designated smoking areas. they join san jose, mountain view and cupertino that have the ban. this ordinance is expected to take place in mid-july. i posed this question whether residents agree on my twitter page. we hope to share those reactions and gather re reaction from the st. louis this morning morning and -- from the city council this morning and have more later on "mornings on 2." back to you. >> thank you. there's a new study out linking marijuana with a lower risk of bladder cancer. researchers from kaiser permanente found that people who smoke marijuana will less likely to get bladder cancer than those who smoke gets. researchers have a theory that marijuana affects receptors in the bladder. this study has been criticized for not including any nonsmokers. it is 7:35. another protest will be held tonight as the san francisco pride debate over bradley

manning continues. sf pride's facebook page says manning will not be named honor airy grand marshal and the discussion -- honorary grand marshal and the organizationers had named manning as a grand marshal but rescinded the offer. the gay soldier is in military custody after leaking classified government documents. tonight, san francisco city planners will unveil a final design plan to improve castro street. the goal, making it easier for pedestrians to navigate between market and 19th. issue the project will tackle  is the street's narrow sidewalks. the public is invited to attend the community's openhouse at the market and knowwy center starting at -- knowwy center -- noe center starting at 7:00. a deal is supposed to make google list more competitor services. this is after charges that

google unfairly steers users to maps and travel lists. now google's rivals say the proposed settlement could increase the imbalance in the internet market. they are worried about a condition that -- about rivals and the search feature. the courts says google must act on requests to remove auto complete entry after a lawsuit claims the feature made defamiliar tori suggestions. the lawsuit suggestions that google's search sucked links to scientology and fraud by one users. the court says google does not have to eliminate all of the suggestions but it does have to remove defamiliar tori results whenever they are notified. there will be a state hearing today as well as the federal investigation. over the new span of the bay

bridge. lawmakers plan to grill caltran officials before the senate committee this afternoon. at issue is whether caltrans can or should handle such large construction projects. the federal highway administration is investigating the failure of seismic rods on the bridge and the proposed solution. 7:37. hey, sal, how is 237 doing? >> it's okay. a little bit of slow traffic. but nothing out of the ordinary. we're starting off in the south bay. you will see a little bit of slowing here westbound as usually the case, coming out of milpitas on the way to the valley. if you are taking 101 or 280, it's not that bad. i want to show you 880, we had an earlier problem on the san mateo bridge. it's backed up from 238 down to about fremont there. 's we tilt up we're looking at -- as we tilt up we're looking at this motorcycle accident in orinda. traffic is busy. 880 is t between

pinole and richmond on 880. when up get to the bay bridge, there's a bick backup, about a -- big backup, about a 30- minute delay if you are in the lanes trying to get to the metering lights. let's go to steve. still some fog on the san mateo coast, the peninsula, a little bit of san jose, but they are still mostly sunny. it looks like the weak system is kind of chewing up the fog. there wasn't much to begin with, especially north and east. a little bit cooler air mass coming in. 77 in san rafael. livermore and san carlos down 2. 81 was yesterday at read ville. i'm bumping the forecast up 1 because of the decrease in the fog. yesterday there was a lot of fog. today north of san francisco there's hardly anyone. we'll go for a high of 62 to slightly below. there goes one system. a little pin in the atmosphere.

kind of picking up the breeze along the coast. a stronger system will start to work towards thursday and friday. that will really send temperatures down. that's -- disregards that 67 50s for many on these temperatures. low to mid. the breeze is all over the place. some areas have a west, some have a northwest, calm, picking up, south, southeast, northwest. so again it's variable today but it's out of the west or the south. 40 in tahoe. 83 in las vegas. 80 in palm springs. getting hot there. ukiah, 56. sacramento sacramento at 58. there's the system, it looks like it's riding up and over but it will carve itself over california. might even get some rain near the oregon border. may is prime time for what they say chasing tornadoes. severe weather folks and it is just so quiet. the kye utest severe season since 1988 -- the quietest severe season since 1988.

can't even found a cloud in oklahoma. that's very care. morning fog, sunny. fog mainly to the south. breezy at times. nancy from pescadero said 54 and overcast there. there's still some low clouds around. 50s, 60s, and 80s. martinez at 80. concord, walnut creek, low 80s. alamo, la fayette. san ramon, livermore. oakland, 68. alameda, 66. same for berkeley. 76, san jose. santa clara valley, a little warmer. santa clara in there along with sunnyvale, mid-70s, same for redwood city, palo alto. not too much change wednesday but i think the cooling continues and then it kicks in thursday into friday. friday will be the coolest day. nice on saturday. it looks warmer on sunday. >> thank you, steve. 7:41. eat more insects? it may sound odd but it could be a serious solution to the

problem of global hunger. that's according to a new study by the united nations food and agriculture organization. the group says insects are a nutritious source of protein and are already being consumed by 2 billion people in asia, africa sand latin-america. the study says farming and consuming insects should be considered for food. the criminal history of the cleveland kidnapping suspect, including what he was charged with doing to a child on a school bus. and prince harry tours the jersey shore. the reason for the visit.

the labor department says import prices fell half a% last month compared to march. the largest design was 6% in december. the dow has risen 15.5% this year. the s&p 500 index is 15% higher. the dow currently up 65. the nasdaq up 21. s&p up 11. it is 7:45. the outrage is growing in washington as new information comes out about the irs scandal. as jamie dupree reports, some lawmakers are calling for heads to roll. jamie joins us via skype. it sounds like both parties are in agreement? >> reporter: yes. let's face n't have many

friends in d.c. you have to say just by watching in the capitol and watching, there's been a lot more republican voices out there than democratic voices. of course, overnight, some reports surfaced" the washington post requested leading the way saying it wasn't just the cincinnati office, but that here in washington, d.c. and a couple of field offices in california, the questions were being asked the at&t party and patriot party leaning groups to put the heat on them over exempt application. fee just heard from the senate republican -- we just heard from the senate republican leader, a very tough speech. even barbara boxer is acknowledging that questions need to be asked about this. so democrats would ask them in sort of a different way, maybe from the gop. >> so how -- how serious is

this for the president? i mean, again, not only do we have this, we have the benghazi situation, the justice department getting the phone records. are these growing scandals gonna have an effect on the administration? >> reporter: i think there's only so much news oxygen you can have at a time. and the immigration reform bill is being marked up by the committee today and other things that are out there, certainly it seems like the irs story with hearings set for later this week, the phone records seized by the justice department, there's a hearing tomorrow. those things take up -- benghazi as well. my gut sort of tells me this irs story is gonna have legs for a while. there's no natural defender on the irs. when you have the president

coming down hard on them, you understand what else will be in the routes and i had a source inside the irs ready to give me that sort on the tea party story but he says things have gotten a little hot over there. so a lot of people are watching who they are talking to as well. >> jamie dupree joining us live from washington, d.c. you can find a link from the insider blog on the website. go to ktvu.com. pull down the news menu bar and go to our politics page. time now, 7:48. a shocking announcement by a hollywood star has a lot of women wondering about their risk of getting cancer. ktvu's pam cook is in our studio now with the word from angelina jolie. >> yeah, she calls it my medical choice. angelina jolie announcing that she has undergone three months of surgical procedures in a double mastectomy. she made the announcement in why the the new york times "and describes -- in the" new york

times "and describes how her mother fought cancer for ten years before she died at the age of 56. jolie said her children didn't have the chance to grow up with their grandmother and asked if they could lose their mom, too. that's when she had testing done and found she has a faulty gene that raises her risk of getting cancer, too. >> there are genes that prevent ourselves from growing crazily. she was the mutation in the brack of one gene means it's no longer working. that's why she's at big risk for breast cancer. >> jolie says doctors have told her that her chances of developing cancer have now dropped from 87% to less than 5% with that double mastectomy. in our next hour, more candid comments from the actress in what she thinks the decision means for her career as an actress and a sex symbol.

right now, prince harry is in new jersey touring areas hard hit by superstorm sandy. chris christie will be his tour guide. thousands of homes were either damaged or destroyed by the storm last october. in seaside heights, he will see the roller coaster that plunged into the ocean. work to we move -- remove that roller coaster will begin after his visit. camilla bowlen says she asks -- she has to see prince harry because he's my future husband. ariel castro in 2004 was arrested for child entertainment after he refused to let a child off the school bus but he was never charged. castro is accused of abducting three young women and holding

them captive for -- for ten years before they escaped. a deadly danger in san francisco's golden gate park. the species of frog that's moved in and what is at risk. also, it was a long day of protests, confrontation and arrests in the east bay. what's next in the "occupy farm" demonstration? ♪

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welcome back. 7:53. one lane on northbound interstate 5 in southern california will stay closed while the fire crews put out a 50-acre fire. a tractor-trailer caught fire. the flames then spread to a nearby hillside. they are hoping to have it fully contained by this afternoon. 7:53. taking your kids to the san francisco zoo may be getting more expensive.

on thursday there will be a vote on a $2 increase. currently an adult ticket costs $15 and $9 for children. cute tiger there. the new fee go into effect if the -- if the vote passes. researchers say this species of this african frog found at golden gate park have been a problem to get rid of. the "occupy farm" protesters are not giving up. they are vowing to not give up the land. late yesterday, dozens of protesters occupied the spot in albany after an eviction earlier in the morning. they defied police orders and

started to replant the vegetables the university plowed over earlier. they left finally last night but vowed to return first thing saturday morning. we want to check in with sal see what's happening on the roads and the bay bridge toll plaza. >> it's really slow there. westbound coming up to the toll plaza, you will see some slow traffic this morning. it's backed -- it's parked under for a 30-minute delay. it's been slow from the get-go. moving along and taking a look at 880 northbound. it was good but now we have a lot of slow traffic from the coliseum. 880 south is extra slow. it's backed up from before 238. it's a very slow drive. i think the san mateo bridge slowing has a lot to do with it. it's backed up all the way down. it gets better tie the time you reef the fremont area. there was a crash 880 near

whipple avenue. if you are driving on southbound 880, you will need extra time. let's go to steve. we have a little bit of fog. but there's also enough of a grade wiping things out. still a little bit. but most of it favors areas to the south, along the san mateo, santa cruz coast, sunny, breezy today. temperatures 50,s up -- 50s, upper 50s for some. temperatures looking like they are about ready to rebound once we get to the 8:00 hour. a little spin in the atmosphere. there he goes. that's helping to pick up the breeze a little bit. some patchy morning fog. sunny, breezy. i've seen wind to the north, east. 60s 70s, 80s. 85 in santa rosa if a north wind kicks in. if it doesn't, they won't see that. a lot of 70s and 80s. inland temperatures coming down a few degrees. we'll continue the theme into

friday. pretty strong system thursday and friday for may. it looks warmer for the weekend. actually a bad situation getting worse every day. the emergency meeting today about the sliding homes in lakeport. authorities here in clearlake stepping up search for a missing 9-year-old girl from san francisco. we'll tell you about the additional resources being called in here. we're live in san jose where a fire destroyed two businesses including a beauty salon. we'll show you an inside look at the damage and tell you what the new owner told firefighters during their investigation. ♪

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topped with caramelized onions and melted white cheddar. everyday, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. search teams are arriving in clearlake. they are coming from all over to help find a missing autistic girl. alex savidge joining us live from clearlake with more on how they hope to find mikaela lynch, 9 years old. >> reporter: we've been told additional resources are coming in. we're seeing volunteer searchers coming in from different counties across

northern california we're told there will be an air unit and calfire and firefighters will be searching through some of the heavily wooded areas here. i want to show you a picture of the 9-year-old girl from san francisco. her name is mikaela lynch. she's autistic and cannot speak. that's causing a great deal of concern for families. she and her family were up here staying at their vacation home in clearlake when the girl wandered away from the home on sunday afternoon and authorities have been looking for her ever since. i want to bring you the chief of the clearlake police department, craig claussen. talk to me about where you will focus your efforts today. >> today we're gonna have the more aquatic searching and land searches. so it will be find -- kind ofby fewer rated --

bifewercated --by furcated -- bifurcated, we'll have swamp boats because of the area we're trying to search. >> reporter: mikaela was drawn to the water. she was ath interested to the water -- she was attracted to the where the but doesn't know how to swim. >> that's correct. >> reporter: that's a great deal of concern. >> that's correct. >> reporter: and she can't speak so she wouldn't be able to find her way back. >> that's my understanding and couldn't even ask for the assistance. that's why the ground search is continuing in case she's under a home or a dock where we have to physically see her. >> no reason to believe there was foul play involved? >> no. it's an unfortunate incident that's taken place and we're hoping for a positive outcome. >> reporter: how much do you have in the way of many power today. >> we'll have probably 75 people. >> rerter: okay.

thank you. chief the police, thank you, from the clearlake police department. they have the command center here. volunteers are arriving. they went through a briefing. they will be getting out there to search for 9-year-old mikaela lynch hoping to find this little girl alive. >> we're live this morning in clearlake, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. meantime, in calaveras county, the father of 8-year-old leila fowler is standing by his 12- year-old son after the son was arrested in connection with his sister's stabbing death. the boy was arrested saturday, two weeks after leila was killed at her home in calaveras county. the boy told investigators an intruder stabbed leila. their father is telling "the associated press." he will believe his son is innocent until he is proven otherwise. the 12-year-old boy may have been in trouble before.

according to cnn, the boy was suspended from his middle school this year after being accused of bringing a small pocketknife on the school campus. that report says the boy was suspended for five days because of the incident. 8:02. in overnight news, fire destroyed a salon and car shopping business in san jose. the building they shared on sharon drive caught fire six hours ago. and firefighters dumped so much water on the fire, the roof caved in. janine de la vega is there live to show us the damage inside. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. this building is completely gutted. just take a look at the roof that collapsed because of the flames. we took a peek inside the windows that had not been boarded up yet. it was just a complete mess in there. a lot of water damage as well as burnt debris. the opener of the salon was shaken when she arrived earlier. she told firefighters, she told had the business here for three

months. here's the pictures of the flames that broke out at 2:00 at this building near highway 85 and deanza. the silk day salon and the business, a personal car buying business, were completely engulfed in flames. the firefighters sprayed the fire. during the firefight the roof collapsed. flames got very close to a daycare center next door. >> when we arrived on scene, the flames were about 20 feet above the building. the daycare was threatened. we were able to get lines in place to protect the building. we utilized almost all of the resources from the first alarm assignment. >> reporter: now, there was a lot of damage, again, inside. we had -- our photographer went in there and he took a look and took some video at the complete total loss of this beauty salon and this car shopping business. the fire investigator did come out here, collect some evidence.

they are already back at the office trying to figure out what caused this flame but the owner did tell firefighters that she left her business at about 10:00 p.m. last night from the salon and doesn't believe she left anything electrical on. still a lot of questions that need to be answered. we were told by a firefighter that it doesn't appear to be suspicious but we won't know for sure until the arson investigator looks at everything and gets back to us. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:05. supervisors in lake county will hold an emergency meeting this morning on what may be causing homes to slide and break apart. experts are investigating whether underground water leaks are compromising the subdivision of sliding homes in lakeport. the county has asked the governor to declare a state of emergency because the cause is not yet known. the california emergency management agency is deciding

to what -- what to do. >> it's a sad commentary for this being so slow. >> there will be an update at the board of supervisors' meeting at 9:00 a.m. where new safety regulations will be proposed. 8:05. the restore of the san onofre power plant could be delayed. a commission board ruled in favor of an environment groom that wants an extended group about the restart plan. environmentists say the delay will allow for a more detailed review of the restart plan. san onofre has been offline since january 201 after the discovery of damaged tubing that carries radioactive water. the battle over the drake's bay oyster company, their lease expired last year. the interior of the company

ordered them to move out. but the operator says the decision not to review his lease was arbitratory. the hearing today will know focus on -- will focus on whether the farm can continue to operate while the case continues through the courts. vallejo police investigated a shooting that seriously injured a man last night. you can see paramedics working on him. witnesses say someone drove up and shot him from another car. he was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. police are still searching for suspects. four employees at a san rafael car wash are recovering after being injured on the job. this happened yesterday at second street brushless car wash. the "marin independent journal" reports an employee lost control of an suv while moving it from the wash station. the suv crashed into a --

crashed into a tree and other two cars were damaged. doctors have upgraded the condition of one of the women still in the hospital after that deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge. now, that woman has been in the fire since the fire on may 4th. doctors at santa clara valley medical center say her condition has improved from fair to good. she was one of four survivors. five other women died in that limo fire. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and we spoke to the chp about last night's very scary scene on highway 4 near martinez. look at this video. investigators say a car just exploded into flames in the eastbound lanes, not far from 680. fire crews got there within minutes. they managed to put out the freeway fire before the flames spread to a nearby hillside and incredibly the driver escaped safely. still no word on how that fire

started. 8:08. we want to check in with sal, see what's happening on 880. >> it's very slow. we've had kind of a -- it's been a rough one here. the commute we've had a lot of slowdowns, a lot of crashes. 880 is improving a little bit finally. if you have the luxury of sticking around at home and waiting it out. that may be a little bit better for you. the traffic is slow at the bay bridge as well. we've had a big backup all morning lock. it's backed up for a 30-minute delay. it has not been a good tuesday trying to get into san francisco. nimitz freeway, southbound, has been very, very slow from near marina boulevard, all the way down to the scene of an accident in union city northbound at ripple. the problem, people are looking at the accident which is in a noncommute direction. if you are driving northbound, it's very slow as well. 8:on the -- 8:09. let's go to steve. sunny for most. a little bit of fog. mainly the san mateo coast, santa cruz.

although it looks like it's retreating. it has a little bit of a northerly breeze. the wind direction is all over the place. sunny, breezy, windy, coast, higher elevations, temperatures coming down a little bit. san rafael yesterday, 81. today we'll go 77. san carlos down 2. i was at the san car -- that was at the airport, by the way. a weak front. a stronger one is on. way. this will be here thursday/friday. may get some rain in extreme northern california if you are heading up there. ignore the antioch. 50s on most temperatures. now we're starting to bounce off the lows. the wind kind of tailed off. it showed signs of being mostly west. it's east in san jose at 13. south towards moffett. calm, santa rosa. it's a few miles away. you can find a different direction.

85 already in las vegas. 86 in palm springs. 50 in tahoe. 60 in ukiah. inland areas will be hot. but around here, this little system can give us slightly coe elevations. that system is driving in thursday and friday. it will fall apart. it will give us a much cooler pattern. i'm zeroing in hon iowa because it just came across on twitter. if they don't get a tornado there in oklahoma, it will tie the record for the longest time without a tornado. 355 days in the state of iowa. the pattern extends from iowa to oklahoma, one of the coolest they've seen in a long, long time throughout the upper plains and even down to the deep south. we have a little bit of fog here. it will be sunny. fog mainly to the south. i think that will get chewed up. a little breezy at times. clearlake, 84. st. helena, 85. 78 petaluma. 85 santa rosa.

sonoma, 81. san rafael. 77, vallejo, benicia, crockett, in there as well. low 80s, walnut creek, i heard from kent he said it's sunny in orinda. concord, 82. hayward, 71. 76 san jose. same for santa cruz. they were 83 yesterday. it will be cooler today. santa clara in at 76 as well. 68 san bruno. pacifica, though, half moon bay low 60s. too much fog there. a little change, not much change on wednesday. then cooler. clouds roll in thursday/friday. saturday, things start to turn around. 8:12. happening right now in las vegas, we want to take you live inside a courtroom where the lawyers for o.j. simpson are asking for a new trial. now, you are inside. we've been watching the courtroom. we've not seen o.j. come in yet. we'll be watching for him. this is day two of a five-day

hearing. there's o.j. yesterday. he looks a lot different from when you probably last saw him. his lawyers want his 2008 conviction for kidnapping and robbery at a las vegas hotel room overturned. simpson arcs he had bad -- argues he had bad legal representation by then. he's expected to take the witness stand and testify tomorrow. >> a lot of people will be listening to that very carefully. tragic news from afghanistan. what we're learning about the death of four u.s. troops. also ahead, it's now been one month since facebook launched its new app. we'll tell you about the number one consumer complaint about it.

some patchy low clouds. it will be sun nip. 60s, 70s, and 80s. it looks like a trend of cooler weather over the next few days. happening now in las vegas, we mentioned that o.j. simpson was going into a courtroom this morning. he just walked in. you see him smiling at someone and jet churring at -- gesturing at some people. he's asking for a new trial. this is on his 2008 conviction for kidnapping and robbery at a hotel in las vegas. o.j. is expected to testify and take the witness stand form in his bid to get a new trial tomorrow. we wanted to show you the live pictures from las vegas. developing news from afghanistan, a roadside bomb

has killed four u.s. troops. their convoy truck an improvised explosive device. several other service members were -- were wounded but the extend of their -- extent of their injuries are unknown. russia has ordered the expulsion of a u.s. diplomat trying to recruit a russian officer for the cia. now, russia claims this video shows the american trying to recruit a russian agent. reportedly, the diplomat was carrying special technical equipment, disguises, written instructions on recruiting a russian citizen and a lot of money. there's no immediate comment from the u.s. embassy in moscow. 8:17. more political trouble for the obama administration. the justice department told "the associated press" it secretly collected some of their phone records last year. as ktvu's kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, congress has a lot of

questions for the head of the justice department. kyla? >> reporter: congress will have its chance to get answers from attorney general eric holder at a house judiciary hearing tomorrow. this hearing was scheduled before the justice department admitted to "associated press" that it secretly seized two months worth of employees' phone records from office lines and personal phones. they listed incoming and outgoing calls and the duration of each call. there's nothing right now that suggests the justice department listened in on those conversations. the "associated press" calls this a massive and unprecedented intrusion and demanded the phone records be returned and all copies destroyed. "the associated press" believes the justice department wants to know who leaked information to the press regarding a thwarted bomb plot last year. but a secret subpoena like the one used in this situation is supposed to be used only as a last resort. if this question went to the attorney general, then he's responsible and should be held

accountable for what i think is wrong. >> reporter: the white house claims it knew nothing about the justice department snooping through the a.p.'s phone records until the media reported it. the white house press secretary is expected to face some tough questions at a news conference scheduled for next hour. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:18. happening right now in washington, for the first time, republican members of congress oppose the senate's gang of 8 immigration bill, they are uniting to speak out against it. let's listen in. >> the immigration issue is not about whether america's compassionate and generous. we are. the immigration issue is about whether america has the financial resources to accept all of the world's immigrants into america. there are hundreds of millions of foreigners who, if they could, would immigrate to america. for example, in april 2013, a pew center poll revealed that 20% of all mexicans said they

will illegally immy eat to america if they can get away with it. another 15% said they would immigrate if they could lawfully do so. >> you've been listening live to some members of congress now speaking out about the -- about the plans for immigration reform. it's interesting the gang of 8 bill is being considered right now in the u.s. senate. even if it passes in the senate, it's facing a lot of opposition in the republican- controlled house. we'll keep you posted on what happens. 8:20. this week, lawmakers in the house and the senate are considering legislation that would cut federal farm and food subsidies. some of those cuts include cutbacks in the food stamp program, phasing out what's known as direct payments or subsidies that are automatically paid to farmers regardless of crop prices or crop yield and congress wants to raise what are called target prices for some crops. certain subsidies kick in if the prices trop to the tarts.

the security court ruled against an indiana farmer saying he violated pattons on genetically altered soy bones. the farmer bought seeds that had been engineered to be resistant to the pesticide roundup. but then he figured out another way. the supreme court ruled the farmer is not allowed to create new seeds without the patton holder's -- patent holder's permission or paying a fee. greening up -- cleaning up graffiti in your neighborhood. there's an app for that. it was created by four particularrers. we'll -- by four teenagers. we'll tell how they are being recognized. good morning. it looks like driving on the lower deck of the bay bridge is not a big problem from san francisco to oakland. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather.

overnight, cleanup crews finished a major graffiti  spree. this was filled with graffiti. here's what it looked like before the cleanup crews started the group late last night. yikes. the project is expected to last several days but by this

morning's commute, all of the graffiti was gone. the city is planning another cleanup project over the next few months. 8:24. four teenagers from east palo alto are being recognized for cre iting an android app for -- creating an an droid app for inchooing up graffiti. they placed in the 20 -- in the top 20 in the contest. they wrote the code for the app and did the market research to see if it would be useful. >> you had to look for who your target was and how many of them actually have an droid phones and how many of them would be interested -- android phones and how many of them would be interested in the app. >> the girls spent 12 weeks developing the app. >> good for them. 8:25. let's get you out the door. sal, you have to help the

people at the toll plaza. >> we're trying. it's very slow. it's a 30-minute plus delay at the toll plaza westbound. it's improving a little bit but still very slow. 880 southbound because of a crash near whipple northbound at whipple, southbound traffic is a mess all the way down to fremont. this morning in san jose, downtown, 280 northbound is okay. but southbound is slow. let's go to steve. a little bit of patchy fog but it seems to be losing ground going north to south. peninsula and also san mateo coast. sunny, temperatures, a little cool this morning, 50s, we'll see sunny skies a little breezy as well. 60s, 70s, low to mid-80s. the trend is to take the temperatures down a little bit but more so as we head towards thursday and friday. a rebound on the temperatures on the weekend, dave. 8:26. an incredible survival story in sonoma county. it involves an 88-year-old woman and a truck driver who is

a hero. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where the fate of the america's cup hangs in the balance. we'll tell you what is at st at a closed-door meeting. >> reporter: another bay area city joins others in banning smoke at public parks and open spaces. we'll tell you which one and why smokers are not happy, as "mornings on 2" continues. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today.

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we're getting new information about the big meeting in san francisco about the america's cup yacht race. all four teams will talk about last week's deadly accident that killed british olympic medalist andrew simpson.

ktvu's tara moriarty is live in san francisco and you just found out when the meeting will start. >> reporter: it's going to start in less than half an hour. it will be behind closed doors. members of all four teams will be sitting down to discuss the future of the america's cup. now, this happened after last week's accident off treasure island where team sweden's boat capsized killing andrew simpson. on a dock in alameda, investigators looked at the artemis's boat structure and some say it was too late and broke apart in waters. questions have been raise the about the safety of these -- raised about the safety of these boats. >> there's not much that the investigation can tell us except what happened to andrew on the artemis. a completely separate conversation is what to do about enhancing, if possible, the racing on the ac 27s.

>> reporter: meanwhile, the german youth sailing team announced they are pulling out of the race due to safety concerns. those rangers are 19 to 24 years old and they use 45-foot boats rather than the larger ones. this decision has no effect on the main race. it's kind of awkwards. the results of the meeting will be discussed at a press conference at 2:00 this afternoon. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:31. an 88-year-old woman is in serious condition and very lucky to be alive in sonoma county after being trapped in her overturned cars for -- overturned car for days. the highway says her car veered off the road friday night in sonoma county. it hit a utility pole, rolled 40 feet down an embankment and landed on the roof. yesterday, morning a truck driver saw the wreck, flagged down a sheriff avenue deputy.

the woman is being treated for broken bones and dehydration. smokers in palo alto will soon have one less place to light up. last night the city council passed a smoking ban in city parks. brian flores is live in palo alto and brian you just talked to the city's mayor. >> yes, i did. we'll have his reaction in just a few minutes. i would say for the majority of people here in palo alto, they support the decision to ban the smoking in the parks. but there are quite a few as well -- as well. especially from smokers who feel they are singled out because they are running out of spaces to smoke. the city council voted 7-1 to ban public smoking. originally the plan was to only ban smoking in parts that are less than five acres. but the mayor sucked it be ex-- suggested it be exstranded. the lone descending vote was from pat burk who said the public should have been given

more time to give input. the vote last night was fast. we spoke mayor and he said she's -- spoke to the mayor and he said he's pleased. >> i think the public is very importantive of this -- have very supportive of this. [inaudible] >> people who want to smoke they are feeling aenated and are -- alienated and are feeling pushed away. >> reporter: now, even though the ban will affect the open spaces as well, the parks and rec department has been assigned to decide whether should be designated smoking areas there. palo alto joins other cities like san jose, mountain view and cupertino that ban smoking in parks and public spaces. the ordinance is expected to

take place sometime in mid- july. i'm brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. the federal government says california's 2,000-aging bridges are "structurally deficient." california has more than 24,000 bridges. they were built to last 50 years. the average age is 44. now, corrosive, salty water and the shifting earth has weakened them. >> you see some cracking at the top and a horizontal crack here and the whole thing seems to have come out a little bit. >> right now there is a multibillion-dollar funding deficit for bridge repairs. caltrans says since the economy is recovering, more federal money for those old bridges may be coming soon. check this out. officials in maryland closely watching a neighborhood where this sinkhole swallowed a car. the sinkhole was caused by a

water main break which caused the ground to open up. the driver of that car was headed to his mother's house and all of a sudden the car went head first into the hole. luckily, he was not hurt. 8:34. the golden state warriors getting ready for tonight's game five of the nba ayoffs against the san antonio spurs in texas. the series is tied at 2-2 in the best of 7-game series. the warriors evened things up on sunday beating the spurs 97- 87 in overtime. tonight's game starts at 6:30. this is the first time the warriors have won two playoff games past the first round since 1977. tonight, the sharks will play game one against the kings. this will be the second sanly cup playoff meeting between the two teams. the brief series happened in the 2011 western conference quarterfinals where the sharks defeated the kicks in games. tonight's game starts at 7:00

p.m. in l.a. the sharks will stay in l.a. for game two and then come back here for games three and four on saturday. next tuesday the remainder of the games will obviously only be played if necessary. a plan that could bring b.a.r.t. to hercules will be debated to support b.a.r.t. from the richmond station north to hercules. the council has to -- has to consider if it wants b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. has housing development guidelines near the stations and if the council decides if it wants the -- wants the station, where the station might be and where the route would be has to be debated. if you use doyle drive in san francisco, you will have to find another route for the next couple of weeks. starting tonight, doyle drive will be closed between midnight and 4:00 a.m. monday through saturday. that's so the final section of the old doyle drive can be safely removed and a new section can be placed there.

the work is expected to last at least the rest of this month. speaking of traffic, let's check in with sal. what's happening on highway 4. >> well, just like everything else, tori, it's improving a little bit. it's still slow. highway 4 in baypoint is not bad. but just over the hill in concord, you will see slowing approaching 242. 24 has been a mess. so has 680. that's because of earlier issues. let's move along to the bay bridge tone. that's im-- toll plaza. that's improving a little bit. 880 has been terriblele. we had a couple of earlier crashes to blame. dumbarton bridge has been slow to east palo alto. of course, we had the earlier accident on the san mateo bridge which caused some slowdowns. it's been kind of a tough tuesday. 8:37. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome. >> clear skies for most. there's still some fog. it looks like it's retreating a little bit.

but still parts of the san mateo coast, santa cruz. but i mean, far less than we had yesterday. a little system came by to help chew things up a little bit. also ushered in cooler air. if you are going to the point reyes height laos today, you might want to take a windbreaker, 40, 48 miles an hour to the west there. higher elevations 17 to 20 i've seen in the last couple of hours. 86 already in palm springs. hot there on the go. low clouds, fog, southern california. hot to the interior. ta low, reno 50, to 60. a couple of changes. we had a tiny system go by. a much stronger one by here is -- not bad for may. >> i'm talking about how just the lack of severe weather this season has just gone down in the books. haven't had the conditions -- they just aren't right. if they don't have a tornado in iowa today, and it doesn't look like they will, that will tie the longest stretch without a tornado, 355 days in iowa.

i don't think they will have one tomorrow and even oklahoma has had an extremely severe quiet season. the chasers are just beside themselves -- besides themselves. 60s, 70s and 80s. petaluma 78. 66 richmond. san rafael, kentfield, 77, 78. 87 brentwood. walnut creek, 82 to 66. berkeley, castro valley. thursday and friday looks much, much cooler as a system drives in here. we tart to turn things around -- start to turn things around a little bit. warmer on sunday. a three-man crew that spent five months on the

international space station back on earth. the astronauts landed safely this morning in kazakhstan. they traveled inside the soyuz spacecraft. ♪ >> sounds pretty good. also the first astronaut to make a music video in space. he's an experienced guitarist recorded the video throughout the space station. the video was posted on youtube and has already become a huge hit. mixed recrews for -- reviews for facebook's new home app. the number of people downloading the app has dropped dramatically since launching "home."

there are reports of it drawing down the battery. facebook ads are modifying home based on all of that user feedback. coffee producing regions in south amica are dealing with a growing problem of coffee rust. it's a fungus that gets on trees and can eventually kill the trees. could maymakers -- coffeemakers say 30% of high quality bones have been wiped out -- beans have been wiped 0. they also say that could eventually affect the flavor. a police speeding allegedly caught on -- a police beating allegedly caught on video. ♪

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u.s. stocks, bank of america is up 2.4%, climbing to a two-year high. goldman sachs climbed 2.1%.

this putting markets back in record territories. right now, the dow is up 56. the nasdaq is up 26 and s&p up a strong 13. time is 8:44. samsung says it has made a breakthrough that makes 5-g possible. they say they've now the tran receiver technology to -- tranceirev technology to make that happen. samsung says it will take seven years to make it available to the public. right now, san jose firefighters have left the scene of this early-morning fire. it devastated a san jose beauty salon and a car shopping business as well. the building shared by the businesses, burst into flames

about 2:00 a.m. it's now boarded up. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. also, a meeting that starts in just about 15 minutes from right now could have a big impact on this summer's america's cup yacht case in san francisco. all four teams will be meeting in san francisco talking about last week's deadly accident on the bay. they will decide what, if anything, should be done in the wake of the accident that killed andrew simpson. and in clearlake this morning, rescue teams are still hopeful as they expand the search for a missing autistic girl. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live from clearlake with the resources they are bringing together to find 9-year-old mikaela lynch. alex? >> reporter: well, good morning. this search is certainly ramping up today.  they are bringing in air resources, helicopters will be coming in later on today to search from the air. this is the command center here. it's set up inside a church. the search command center where volunteer centers have been

showing up. i was also told a couple of minutes ago that there are boats already in the water, searching clearlake right now, trying to find this missing 9- year-old girl, mikaela lynch. she's from san francisco. mikaela is autistic and can't speak. she and her family were staying at a vacation home here in clearlake when the girl wandered off on sunday afternoon. i'm told by police there's surveillance video from a neighbor's home as she ran down the street from hot us. she's from san francisco. her family and friends are up here involved in the search. a few minutes ago, mikaela agodfather talked to me and -- mikaela agodfather talked to me and is -- mikaela's godfather is staying optimistic. >> we're ecertainly grateful for volunteers and law enforcement and the people who have come out, the community, the family remains hopeful at

this time. >> reporter: the clearlake police chief told me this morning there still is no evidence that mikaela was abducted. they don't believe there was foul play involved. they believe she simply wandered off. she oftentimes likes to curl up and rest in a comfortable space. searchers are hoping to find her in a spot and find her safe. part of the focus will be pets if the -- boats in the water. part of the reason, mikaela was very drawn to the water although she doesn't know how to swim. we're live this morning in clearlake, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, alex. we're getting reports of a near drowning of a baby in fairfield. the daily republic is reporting, firefighters were called to a possible drowning on del ray court last night

about 5:30. an 8-month-old girl reportedly was taken to north bay health care, then to oakland children's hospital. we don't know her condition. police say all of this is still under investigation. it is 8:48. angelina jolie made a surprising announcement this morning that she has been undergoing surgery for three months for a double mastectomy. pam cook has more on why the young actress made this big decision. pam? >> she says it was a very tough decision but one she hopes will inspire and possibly save her women. jail announced that she chose to have a prevent -- angelina jolie announced that she chose to have a double mastectomy. doctors told her she had an 87% risk of developing breast cancer because of a faulty gene and family history. >> i want people out there to know it's less than 100 that you are carrying this. if you go to the doctor, you

they may tell you what your chances are. if you have a family of breast cancer at a young age, you may want to get tested for this. >> angelina jolie acknowledges that her fame and sexuality have fueled her fame. she feels empowered she made this choice. she lost her mom to cancer when her mom was just 56 and didn't want her children to worry about losing their mom. police searching for a 19- year-old man suspected in a shooting in a mother's day parade. several witnesses say akien scott was the shooter. it happened in a big crowd in the french quarters. look at the pictures. 19 people were hurt. three of them seriously. police say scott has a criminal history and they say he should surrender. surveillance video from bakersfield captures what appears to be a deadly police

beating case. now it's hard to see but this was shot on may 8th in bakersfield. it appears to show officers using obcorrects to hit 33-year- old david sila more than a dozen times. police say silva was intoxicated and fought them as they tried to arrest him. one witness called nbc. >> eight sheriffs. the guy was laying on the floor and eight sheriffs ran up to start to beat him with sticks. >> the kern county sheriff officials say silva developed breathing problems. he was taken to the hospital. that's where he died. at least two witnesses say deputies confiscated their cell phone video of this beating. the sheriff's office says it's investigating. another investigation goes on into the death of a daughter- in-law of former state senate leader don perata. catherine perata was found dead saturday in the swimming pool at her home in napa. this is catherine hiphoto

with her husband, nick perata. napa police say it appears that catherine drowned. no sign of foul play. they are awaiting toxicology results. the four biggest cell phone companies in the country are joining forces in an ad campaign against texting while driving. at&t, verizon, sprint and t- mobile will work with 200 other organizations to emphasize the dangers of drivers distracted by their phones. some of the ads will be aimed at teen drivers. the national transportation board a looking for new ways to eliminate drunk driving ethda, one-third of all traffic deaths are related to drunk driving. that percentage has held steady since the late 1990s. it will hear recommendations on how to meet the goal of zero-

alcohol related driving deaths. 8:52. an uninvited guest caused a big scare at a los angeles neighborhood. >> there's a bear. they are running for their lives into the house. >> they are unrunning, too -- they are running, too. good morning. san mateo bridge has been off and on. it's very crowded on the wait to the -- on the way to the peninsula. one last traffic check is minutes ahead. q

there's a bear. they are running for their lives into the house. >> scary moments. two people in l.a. county after a black bear wandered into their backyard. there it is. look at the middle of your screen. luckily no one was hurt. the two schools were put on lockdown as animal officials tried to catch the bear. it was later captured. it was tranquilized. officials plan to relocate the bear to the angeles national forest. scientists of stanford university say a group of killer frogs have moved into san francisco's golden gate park. they are african clawed frogs. they are not harmful to humans but they carry a bacteria that's deadly to other am bibians. this species is -- amphibians. apparently they are tough to get rid of it. it's time for ticket tuesday. three lucky viewers will win a pair of tickets to see the

steve miller band and the doobie brothers. the june 21st concert will be held at the new america's cup pavilion along the san francisco waterfront for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight and enter the secret word "bingo." sounds like a fun concert. >> since the doobies will be taking it to the streets, we go to sal, who knows about our commute. >> expertly done, dave. i like that. pretty good. we'll take it to the streets. the traffic is going to be busy. this tuesday has been rough. northbound 880 very slow coming up to the coliseum area and driving up to the bay bridge. also at the toll plaza, we've had a big delay, at least still 20 minutes deep at the toll plaza. 880 southbound is finally improving. a little bit of improvement here on your way from hayward and fremont across the bay on the peninsula. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a little bit of fog holding on. it will be sunny, breezy, 60s,

70s and 80s. looks like a cooldown will carry us into wednesday. we'll see a rebound on the weekend. >> up and down a little bit. >> yeah. that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu. we'll see you the next time knees breaks. >> be sure to watch -- news breaks. be sure to watch us at noon for more on the search for the missing 9-year-old girl. we're always on ktvu and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us. look at 'em.

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