>> reporter: neighbors say the crash sounded like an explosion. i will explain how a fatal shooting wiped out power to this east oakland neighborhood. developing news in san francisco, where an suv has crashed into a home. what happened just moments before the collision. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where the polls just opened. people will be voting to see who will replace the man convicted of corruption. a woman says she was attacked during her morning run in palo alto. what police say is key to solving the case. "mornings on 2" starts right now.

good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, june 4th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, everybody. i'm brian flores. dave clark is off today. let's go to sal castanedo, taking a look at the roads over there. >> all right. right now, traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area. we do have one notable backup. that would be the bay bridge. but 237 is getting a little bit slow as you cross 880. you are going to see a little bit of slow traffic there and also on the montague expressway. also this morning, the san mateo bridge is moderate. we did see traffic on the bay bridge all the way out to the maze. 7:01. back to the desk. all right. new this morning, a deadly shooting caused a crash into a power pole that crippled part of an east oakland neighborhood. ktvu's katie utehs joins us live from the scene with pictures taken right after the crash. good morning, katie. >> reporter: good morning. before i get to the pictures, i want to tell you, 20 people are

still watt power and pg&e -- still without power and pg&e estimates it will be about three hours before they get the power back. a power pole has been laying against that tree and the crews are cutting the power pole into pieces. now that it's daylight, they can untangle it. they are still working on restoring power. it should be around 3:00. let me show you the scene as the poles rested on the crashed van. bullets blasted the window out of the van the victim was driving. police say around 11:30 someone fired shots at the van being driven on maddox drive. >> there were bullet holes in the rear of the vehicle and definitely on the side. all of the windows seemed to be broken. and the air bags had come out. >> reporter: police tell our photographer that the driver died of gunshot wounds.

paramedics took a female passenger to the hospital. she had been struck in the leg. now, neighbors ran outside after hearing the commotion but the man i spoke with said that he did not want his face shown on camera because he says there's been a recent uptick in gunfire in the neighborhood. last night's homicide came way too close to home. police have not yet released the identity of those people shot or why they might be targeted. we're working to learn those details. live in east oakland, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, katie. 7:03. knew statistics shows -- new statistics show a rees in property crime in the bay area -- a rise in the -- in property crime in the bay area. in oakland, crimes are up 20% year over year. property crimes are up 26%. in san jose, they are up 29.5%. san francisco also saw a large increase in cell phone thefts.

this morning, confer groups are getting a -- conservative groups are getting a chance to testify. i want to go live to the house and ways commit tee. leaders of six conservative groups are there to tell how their applications for tax- exempt status was delayed. also today, the inspector general is scheduled to release another report saying the irs spent $50 million on conferences between 2010 and 201. another hearing on capitol hill this morning looks at the increasing number of sexual assaults in the military. coming up how senators are proposing how to fix what they call a broken system and why military leaders call it the wrong approach. happening now in santa clara county, the polls just opened for a special election to replace a disgraced supervisor convicted on familyny charges. ktvu's -- felony charges. ktvu's janine de la vega is live right now.

the big question, has anyone showed up to vote? >> reporter: we've been here for 15 minutes, we've seen two people come, drive up their cars and drop off their ballots in this voter box. a lot of people are not expected to vote. it's a special election. county leaders are hoping that's not the case because the seat open holds a lot of power. voters are being choose a replacement for george hirokawashino. he was convicted of gambling away public win. whoever wins will help those in san jose. here's what one voter had to say about whoever ill ifles the seat. >> i'm -- fills the seat. i'm hoping there is new blood coming in to dig into the correction to see if they can correct it and correct the misspending throughout the county. >> reporter: 77,000 ballots

were registered. the registrar's office says 22% have been returned. because there's so many candidates to choose from, some analysts say it may be difficult for one to get 51% of the vote. if necessary, a runoff election will be held on july 30th but if that does happen it will cost people here in the county another million dollars. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. there are a few other special elections today. in marin county, voters in the stenson school district a will decide on a $300 per year tax for education. in contra costa county, voters will decide on a utility tax in hercules. in santa cruz, a measure, whether annex farmlands will be

allowed in watsonville. two medical offices were broken into on hospital drive and then a few weeks later, two more officers -- offices were burglarized on south drive. and just two days ago, police say someone kicked in the back door of a fifth avenue but no one actually got inside. los gatos has approved a scaled-down version for netflix. the company has agreed to lease part of a proposed 550,000- square foot complex near highway 85 and winchester boulevard. the idea has been bantered around foreign the past three years. last night the developer was given approval for a slightly smaller complex across the vet from the current headquarters. opponents say the project is still too big for the neighborhood. but supporters don't want netflix to leave. 7:07. we want to check in with sal. how are things looking? >> it doesn't look bad. the most crowded conditions are at the bay bridge toll plaza. some of the other commutes look good. we might get lighter-than-usual

conditions at the toll plaza. this is the height of the morning rush. it'sing baaed up for about a 25 -- it's backed up for about a 25-minute delay. northbound 101 traffic looks good. a little foggy but otherwise we're looking good. san jose and northbound 101 now beginning to fill in a little bit. it's backed up from -- in pockets from the capital expressway all the way up to sunnyvale. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. well, a rather strong and very deep fog bank here today is moving locally inland. it will be the coolest day by car. decency reads, delta had gusts to 30 miles an hour. you can see the low cloud deck. there's a little coastal eddy along with an upper level which has brought thunderstorms up in the peninsula. the main emphasis, will be a cool pattern. napa, 80. we'll go 74 today. livermore from 83 to 76. san jose from 77 to 73 degrees. got a hot weekend -- had a hot

weekend last weekend and another one this weekend. about two days and then out of the picture. temperatures started to drop sunday coast and bay. and they will continue that today. there's some areas inland that don't cool down in this pattern but many will. the low cloud deck will burn off sooner. the breeze has been out of the west for many. south wind santa rosa, that's a cooler direction this time of year. novato west, napa west, fairfield, 25 gusts to 30. concord, oakland west. you get the idea. this is a westerly wind, except san jose a little easterly. most locations show westerly. 41, tahoe. a lot of low clouds from l.a. to san diego. some of that thunderstorm activity will probably fire up again this afternoon. windy at times, sometimes low clouds come in. the wind tails off. it will probably pick up later on. if you are on the edge, it can

be downright windy. 59 stenson, 74 napa, 82 st. helena. petaluma upper 60s to very low 70s. danville, 7 a. brentwood -- 75. brentwood, 68. 50s on the coast -- low 60s. fog, sun, mild, warmer and then here comes warm to hot. saturday will be the hottest day by far. thunderstorms up in the sierra. cooler for all next week. >> all right. speaking of some rather unfortunate weather, we have new information out of oklahoma where the tornado death toll is rising. we now know 18 people, including six children, have died from the tornado that hit an oklahoma city suburb on friday. it was the latest in a series of twisters to hit the state since may 19th.

our sister station says tull -- tulsa is facing more severe weather today but not likely tornadoes. >> you have to feel for the people out there in the midwest. >> yes. 7:10. coming up -- the reason an oakland raider turns down an invitation from the white house. and charging your iphone can lead it to being hack> and a facebook executive throws a lavish wedding. why he's now facing a million- dollar fine.

big fog bank out there. the biggest one we've seen in a while. cooler conditions, windy for some. on observer in crockett says it's been cooler. 60s and 70s for many. a team of researchers has discovered a new iphone hack they say you should know about.

the team from georgia tech says apple mobile devices can be hacked using a modified usb chargers. they can use a malicious charger to hack into an ipad or iphone in less than a minute. the team will present the findings next month at the conference. silicon valley companies will be paying close attention to the cyber hacks between president obama and the president of china na later this week. the two are scheduled to meet friday and saturday at a retreat. bay area high-tech companies like facebook, apple, fogle and twitter -- google and twitter have been hit by cyber attacks from overseas. happening right now, senators and top military leaders are debating proposed changes to military law to prevent sexual assaults.

kyla campbell has more and military leaders are not enthusiastic about some of the proposals. >> reporter: brian, the hearing got underway about 40 minutes ago. we're taking a live look at the hearing right now where top military leaders are giving opening remarks. earlier, senator carl levin focused on the low reporting rate of the sexual assaults. the pentagon estimated that 20,000 sexual assaults happened last year. but only 3,000 were reported. >> nobody who volunteers to serve our country should be subjected to this kind of treatment. >> reporter: a number of lawmakers in washington want to update the code. right now, victims are expected to report their crime to their commander. some say many are not likely to report this if their commander is their attacker. oklahoma's senator said the military deserves more time. they are in the process of imly

ent ming ten -- implementing ten changes recommended by this country. >> there's consequences if we act in haste without thorough and thoughtful review. >> reporter: the chairman said they are acting quickly and deliberately to change a culture that's complacent to sex assault. i will have more next hour. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. the oakland raiders' new punter chris kluwe said he had to turn down an invitation to the white house. he has been an outspoken advocate for same-sex marriage. kluwe says as much as he would love to go to the white house, the emthat, he says says -- the team, he says, is his priority. john kerry is expected to

travel to latin america. he will attend the organization of american states annual general assembly. latin-american countries are pushing for the u.s. government to start discussing alternative approaches to its truck war strategy. 7:16 -- drug war strategy. 7:16. the american civil liberties is calling -- is calling the war on marijuana, they say blacks are almost four times more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana possession. the group says enforcement is a waste of resources and the arrests have lasting negative consequences that affect moment, housing and student aped -- employment, housing and other students. yesterday, police announced the arrests of 19-year-old mathew clifford and an unnamed 17-year-old suspect. they are accused of in the may

26th shooting of 15-year-old christian comulang and johnson cular. investigators don't believe the killing was gang-related. clifford is due in court tomorrow. an alameda county sheriff deputy want -- alameda county sheriff deputies want your help. they have issued an alert for a woman. herrera was last seen at her house. she's driving a white 2003 white toyota camera, 5 aua 431 is the license plate number. a stolen piece of artwork is missed. it's a pig pink riding a rainbow colored bicycle. investigators say it was given to the 7-year-old girl by her grandfather from japan and the girl had become very attached

to it. 7:18. a new study shows technology is influencing all areas of american lives including marriage. researchers talked with thmarrndd people and found more than one- third started their relationship online. the study also says couples whose relationships began online are less likely to break up. former facebook president shawn parker's lavish wedding in big sur has cost him an extra $2.5 million in fines. he got married saturday and built a $10 million wedding site that looked more like a movie set with water falls. he was fined because the area is ecologically sensitive and he did not have a permit to build there. college costs are on the rise in california.

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in vallejo, firefighters battled a series of fires last

night. a ktvu viewer showed this video showing one of the fires burning on interstate 880 on glen cove parkway. firefighters responded to four areas in the same area at about 8:30 last night. the causes are unknown but firefighters say it's possible that sparks from a car are to blame. 7:23. australian researchers say they've found a fountain of youth of sorts. the scientists studied hundreds of white people to used spf sunscreen every day for more than four years. the people whoops sunscreen were less likely to show signs of aging, including wrinkles and sagging skin than people who did not use sunscreen. dermatologists remind people to apply sunscreen thickly and to reapply it after getting wet. i love the picture of the little boy scrunching up his nose. don't like it. but they need it on. >> yes. speaking of summer, we're going into the summer pattern

with the traffic, sal? >> it's pretty good. we still have very heavy traffic the toll plaza. highway 4, still some slow traffic here westbound as you come through. it will be pretty slow in antioch and also in baypoint all the way out to 680. the toll plaza has been slow since 6:00 this morning. we're going on an hour and a half of slow traffic. about 25 minutes. it could get better after 8:00 as it did yesterday. this morning's commute is going to be okay in san jose. we've had the slowest traffic on 101 but now 280 at 85 are beginning to so some signs of slowing into the valley. 724. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a rather solid fog bank out there. it's making a rather impressive push. we had gusts to 30 miles an hour at travis earlier today. that's a howling sea breeze. everything is in place. all associated with an upper low. also, it's kicking up some thunderstorm activity south of

tahoe and truckee could see something similar today. so keep that in mind. 50s on the temperatures. everybody is close here. i just think the low cloud deck and the onshore breeze, that's a west wind, a northwesterly breeze as opposed to offshore which would be east. a cooler pattern today. it was hot last weekend. this next weekend will be hot as well, maybe hotter but the cooling trend started sunday and today it bottoms out. it does look warmer tomorrow but then more so on thursday. get a good look at the fog, all the way down to southern california. 50s to low 80s. some inland areas really tough to cool down this time of year. this will be the day that everyone bottoms out on the temperatures. friday, saturday, saturday looks hot. could be 105 out towards stockton or 104 in the vacaville area. sunday looks like a big drop in the temperatures. an unwanted wakeup call for some san francisco residents.

>> i waited for the coast to be clear for me to come out. >> what happened just moments before an suv went crashing into a home. >> reporter: we're live at the port of oakland, where longshoremen are locked in a dispute over who unloads shipments. we'll tell you why a large is still out and not at the dock -- when "mornings on 2" continues. star command, i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars.

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developing news in san francisco where an suv crashed into a home. this is a live look at the scene of the accident. this happened on keith avenue in the bayview district around 5:30 this morning. you can see that the suv actually was just towed away, but it looks like some crews there are examining the scene of that crash. you can see the whole as we zoom in where the suv went into the garage. they are putting a log up to try to support the rest of the house so it doesn't fall in. this looks like it could be the suv. it looks like a range rover that crashed into that house and so you can see this tow truck right on the scene right now, about to pull it away. and so obviously, there's gonna be still quite a bit of activity on the scene. what happened here, witnesses tell us they heard a loud noise and then saw a female driver had crashed into their

neighbor's garage. >> i was downstairs and i heard a skid, and then the next thing i heard was boom! >> i woke up. i thought it was an earthquake. and this this car was -- this car was in my house. >> the owner received extensive damage. the power and gas had to be shut off. if -- and the gas had to be shut off. police are now trying to determine if alcohol may have played a role in the accident. more than 100 longshoremen have blocked a barge from unloading at the port of oakland. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is live at the port with the policy change that led to this labor dispute. >> reporter: we haven't seenny protests out here -- seen any protests but there could be. we're not allowed past the gate. you can see there is a barge still out there on the water. it's been there since last night when longshoremen turned

it away. more than 100 workers gathered at the port last night. they say the pacific maritime association is trying to skirt the rules. longshoremen are locked into a dispute over who is allowed to unload ships. union 10 say this their jurisdiction i. the barge tried to throw its lines to nonunion workers. >> this barge is at least 6 feet out of the water at low tide. high tide it's more. so you need to throw a line to somebody on the dock. that's always been on an ilu longshoremen. >> reporter: the ilwu says they recently changed policies. we've put in several calls to the pacific maritime association. but we have not heard back yet. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara.

happening right now. president obama has scheduled an event in the white house rose garden. there's live pictures of the president. he's announcing his resignation for three candidates for the district of columbia circuit. want to listen in right now? okay. well, this is considered an understaffed federal appeals court. the president said this cannot be understaffed. this announcement sets up a push for republicans for trying to name him as being influential. 63-year-old renee brunette was a long-distance runner. on sunday, he disappeared from a trail during the mt. diablo 50-k and his body was found down an embankment.

his friends and family say running was his passion. >> this was something that he truly loved to do. it's small solace but something that we know he was doing something that he loved. >> a public viewing will be held from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the halstead north gray funeral home in san francisco and from noon until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. firefighters in southern california are gaining ground on a wildfire burning north of los angeles. the fire is now 60% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted for the lake hughes and lake elizabeth areas. but evacuation orders are still in place for one small community. the fire destroyed at least six homes and damaged nine others. lighter winds and cooler temperatures are forecast in the area today. and fire danger worries are growing here in the bay area with the hotter temperatures on the way. yesterday, in east san jose, firefighters and a calfire helicopter responded to a grass

fire near happy hollow park and zoo. seven acres burned before it was brought under control. it's the fourth grass fire in the last three days. with all of the activity, firefighters had to call in volunteers. >> we had four requests for assistance. i don't remember that happening in one day. >> firefighters around the state have so far battled more than 2,000 wildfires. that's 60% more than last year and 90% above average. alameda is becoming whole again. today, the city is regaining control of alameda point which had been used as station. the area will be developed with homes and businesses, creating thousands of jobs. new this morning, all lanes have reopened on highway 101 in

sausalito after being blocked by a rockslide on rodeo avenue around 2:15 this morning. the debris caused one driver to lose control and that driver said she did not see the rocks in the road until it was too late. >> big rock and then just kind of -- [inaudible] >> the driver who hit the rocks complained of chest pain but does not appear to be seriously hurt. there's -- this is new video of a crash involving a big rig, a car and a pickup truck on the richmond-san rafael bridge. this happened around 3:00 this morning. the crash blocked several lanes but there are no reports of injuries. the cause of the crash is being investigated. san francisco supervisors say more needs to be done to ensure the safety of pedestrians. 964 people were hit by cars last year. that's the highest number of pedestrian accidents since 2000. scott wiener has introduced

legislation that would change city codes to allow for wider sidewalks and improvement at intersections. the legislation could be voted on by the full board of supervisors by next week. want to check in with sal. we've been hearing steve say there's still some fog and clouds out there. there is causing air delays at sfo. that's right about 30 minutes. you should check with your carrier whenever we have low clouds and fog. the planes don't go in and out as fast as they could. steve says the weather will get better. let's take a look at the toll plaza. a little bit of traffic. it seems to be getting better. the 880 ramp is showing improvement. usual lib that's the first thing to -- usually that's the first thing to improve. i wanted to show you a little bit of fog here. northbound 101 looks good. but the fog is moving in. if you are driving in san jose at 101 northbound, it's slow from blossom hill road almost all the way up to sunnyvale. let's go to steve. >> i think i saw 33 minutes,

flight advisory. >> yes. >> okay. thank you. on twitter. a big fog bank out there. i mean, big, big, big. some of the low fog not making it to everybody. there's a lot of gray out there. some of that has made a strong push inland. this will be a day where temperatures go below average. we were way above on sunday. 65 yesterday in san francisco. only 61 today. napa downtown, 80. we'll go 74 today. that's 74. from livermore's 83 yesterday to 76 today and san jose, 77. we'll go 73. pretty cool readings for this time of year. a lot of fog, in fact, a big fog bank has had no problem due to the low that came in. that will allow the bases to lift so a bigger fog bank and a rip-roarin' sea breeze. from cordelia to fairfield it's been kicking u 33-mile-an-hour gusts at fairfield in the last

hour. morning clouds, breezy, windy. the coolest day will be today with 50s, 60s and 70s. warmer weather starts thursday, really kicks in on friday. saturday will be the warmest. there will be 100s in the interior. i think some closer to here as well. thunderstorm activity, associated with that low blowing up. for us, the main concern will be the cool pattern. 50s on the temperatures. i mean, they are not going anywhere yet. the breeze is really moving along. 25, gusts to 33. napa west wind, south wind at santa rosa this time of year. that's a cooler direction. a lot more low clouds in sonoma county. livermore west, hayward west, san jose a puff of an east. 45 tahoe, 51 ukiah. a little cool there. 58 sacramento. the delta breeze will cool down sacramento today. there's the gray skies with the low cloud deck. it's at its peak today.

fog, sun, cooler. for some there's calm conditions under the overcast. but 50s to 90. clearlake still 90. san rafael, 70. novato, 71. sonoma, 72. fairfield, 76. 74 concord, pleasant hill, walnut creek, la fayette, still low 80s. brentwood antioch. livermore, also down in the 70s. 77 morgan hill. tyler in gilroy said 54, some patchy low clouds around. 79. 74 in santa clara, milpitas. sunnyvale, low 70s. palo alto, 78. woodside. fog, sun, mild, and then warmer thursday. here comes the warmup. it won't last long but it will really fire up. it is 7:39. major flooding is expected today along the mississippi river hundreds of people are now evacuated from their homes in west missouri after a levee broke sending water gushing into the et toes.

people are trying to protect their homes by filling sandbags. others say they are not taking any chances and emptying out all of their belongings instead. >> i want to be safe than sorry. i don't want to change thens chances. >> it's stressful for for sure -- for sure. >> the rivers are feet above flood stage. david deacon jones has died. an official with the washington redskins said he died of natural causes last night at california. jones was known for knocking down quarterbacks. in fact, he actually coined the term "sack." he led the rams from 1961 to 1971 before playing for san diego and washington. deacon jones was 74. a stock to watch, why all eyes will be on local gamemaker zin ga -- zyngs.

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encouraging news about home prices and trade helped to push the stock market up. core logic reports that home prices jumped 12% in april from a year earlier. the biggest gain since february '06 and the government reported the country's trade deficit in april was narrower than commits had expected. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 31. the nasdaq is up 16. s&p up 4. checking right now and sin ga's stock is up -- zing ga's stock is up -- zynga's stock is

up less than a pen -- than a penny. they laid off people yesterday and those are getting generous severance packages. >> it comes with the desert with games on company's -- it comes with the territory with games. well, it's back to a new york court for apple today. the cupertino company says it's eagerly waiting for its chance to show an enhanced competition in the e-book industry. that's after the just tis department said they were part of a plan to push amazon out of the field. apple says there was not much innovation and competition when it entered the market.

mcafee reports the attacks tripled during the first three months of this year. mcafee said two events are probably related that's because personal information taken from facebook accounts can be by spammers to gain access to networks. 7:44. another irs hearing on capitol hill this morning. leaders of conservative groups get to tell senators how they were targeted for extra scrutiny by the irs. jamie dupree joins us now via skype. republicans want to know who ordered the targeting, right? >> reporter: yeah. so far we haven't gotten really far on that issue. whether it was from cincinnati or whether the tentacles reached back to headquarters in washington, d.c. a lot of republicans saying they are just not getting the answers they want. today's hearing features a group of tea party representatives from around the

country who have basically come to capitol hill to detail how they were run up and down the flagpole, rattling off document requests made by the irs, that these groups say were simply an effort to try to dissuade them from getting tax-exempt status. we heard from a woman who heads a group called the san fernando valley patriots coming all the way from california to tell her story. karen ken nip said one question she was asked by the irs was to list all of the groups her -- laws her groups had broken and whether they promoted or conducted illegal activity. she had a snappy one liner say "we're the san fernando valley patriots" not "occupy oakland." >> outline for people why should the average american be concerned about this? how does this affect people who may not be trying to apply for

tax-exempt status? >> reporter: sure. there was one other person who testified this morning. he works for a group -- he works for a group fighting gay marriage laws. he says some of their tax exempt status information was leaked out by the irs and the argument is if they can do it to use, they could do it to to -- do it to you as well and use it in a political way. while we're seeing some pushback by democrats, pretty much, tori, again if you put your hands over your eyes, it's hard to tell the difference between democrats and republicans on thissish a. the irs has no -- on this issue. the irs has no friends. a new report comes out detailing excess spending at a conference that the irs held down in anaheim a few years ago. over $4 million for that one. and about $50 mel in conference spend -- million in conference spending. >> they are becoming more of a

punch bag these days. thank you, jim -- jamie. you can find a link to jame mip's log. go to ktvu.com. pull down the news menu bar and go to our politics page. and nethis morning, oscar pistorius made his first public appearance in months overnight during a pretrial hearing in south africa. a judge postponed his trial until august to allow more time for the prosecution to investigate. pistorius says he shot and killed riva steevkamp by mistake, thinking she was an intruder. the judge in the james holmes' says says he has considered letting him change his plea. but lawyers will argue that the laws are unconsty tuesdayal --

unconstitutional. that could delay the case. 20-year-old marcelles peter and 22-year-old jose montano are charged with sexually assaulting a victim while more than 20 other men joined in or watched. 2004 other men have reached plea deals in the case and two more are awaiting trial. the victim is expected to testify. in marin county, the jury process is underway for the trial of a serial killer. joseph naso is charged with killing four women between 1977 and 1994. he's acting as his own attorney. when it was his attorney to question jurors in court yesterday, he reportedly mocked the prosecutor by imitating her hand gestures. ifth canned, na -- if convicted, naso could face the death penalty. a scary incident and now a warning for other women.

pam cook is in the newsroom with more on an attack reported on a popular jogging trail. >> this happened along the baylands nature preserve trail right here the palo alto golf course and airport. the woman says the man jumped on her back and grabbed at her but she was able to push him off and she ran away. >> based upon what the victim told police, it seemed it was very outrageous and we haven't seen anything like that in this area this year. >> police say two bicyclists came to help the woman who see if she was okay. now investigators want to talk to those cyclists to see if they can get more information on exactly what happened. now, the suspect is described as possibly latino, about 20 years old, 5'8", 160 pounds. he also is described as having buzzed black hair and studs in

both ears. now, police arrived on the scene within minutes of the report of a sexual assault. they searched the area extensively but could not find the man that the woman described. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," some of the other clues that police are looking through right now. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, pam. ten minutes before 8:00. a big announcement could come this week surrounding the america's cup. how it could have an impact on san francisco's economy. and the stage is set for the nba finals. we'll show you who is add vanning to the next -- advancing to the next round to face the san antonio spurs.

the stake is finally -- the stage is finally set for the nba finals. the miami heat will have home court advantage when they take on the spurs. the heat won last night. it wasn't much of a

competition. >> as you can imagine, heat fans are excited. fans gathered in the streets of miami after the win. they were banging pots and pans to celebrate. many of these same fans are hoping to attend thursday's game. well, sweden's team will announce its decision this week on whether it will continue to compete in the america's cup. one of the team sailors died last month during a training session in the bay. if artemis withdraws, there will be two teams. that also means the race schedule would be shortened, possibly reducing crowds and lessening the economic impact for the bay area. let's check in with sal. see what's happening on the roads. fairly quiet? >> it's quiet out there. we don't have a lot going on. we do have some slow traffic. but it is not all that bad. let's take a look at the toll plaza just as we suspected. it is backed up only to about

the middle of the parking lot. so it is getting better by the minute. this is northbound it 8 -- 280. some slow traffic there. there we go. guys in the control room. thank you. northbound 101. slow traffic is blogged up from blossom hill road all the way up to trimble. let's go to steve. good morning, everybody. a big fog beige out there. big as i've seen out there. it's made a pretty good push inland. we've seen gusts to 33 miles an hour out to travis. so the delta breeze is definitely in full force. you can see the low cloud deck right there. that's pretty big. also some thunderstorms up in the sierra nevada. 50s on the temps. usually areas start to hit the 60s. things are kind of held down today. it's a cooler pattern, much

bigger fog bank. a strong onshore. that's a westerly wind. look at the thunderstorm complexes over tahoe and truckee. the fog, though, means a cooler day. this will be the cooler day of the week by far. we're gonna turn things around here. 50s, 60s, and 70s. up into lake county, clearlake, probably still close to 90. same for ukiah. but otherwise, today is the coolest day and temperatures start to warm up. they get warm and then sot. really hot saturday -- hot. really hot saturday. but it doesn't last and then it cools down. >> triple digits on saturday. >> yes. a bay area teacher is in trouble for allegedly showing a nude photo of himself in class. one man is dead after a shooting and car crash. how this incident is still affecting residents in that neighborhood this morning. we're live in san jose

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good morning. welcome back. let's check in with steve. today it's cool, very cool. a lot of low clouds and fog out there. in fact, a west wind. mainly 60s and 70s. here's sal. good morning, steve. traffic on northbound 101 in san jose, we mentioned it's backed up from blossom hill road. it's slow all the way up to the sunnyvale area. also the traffic is moving along okay if you are driving on the san mateo bridge westbound heading out to the high rise. coming up on 8:00, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. new this morning, pg&e is slowly chipping away at a tree and power pole tangled with power lines after a shooting and crash. katie utehs has been covering the story since had:30 this morning. she's -- since 4:30 this morning. she's live in east oakland with the progress there.

>> reporter: in addition to the -- the power pole that was struck by the van, it crashed into the tree. it is snarled with power lines and tree branches. so pg&e is cutting it out section by section. they started that work around daylight this morning. now, i spoke with a neighborhood who heard the gunfire last night and rushed outside to find the shooting victims. >> they loud. it sounded like a bomb. all of the rights -- lights went out. it happened really, really quick. after that, i came over and i just saw the vehicle with the person -- the person who seemed like they passed away. >> reporter: the neighbor shared these pictures. you can see the power lines resting on the crashed van. officers told our photographer the driver of that van died of gunshot wounds. a female passenger is in the hospital with a gunshot wound to the leg. police say around 11:30 last

night, someone fired shots at the van being driven on maddox drive in brookville village. that's where we're at. as the driver crashed into the power pole, it toppled onto the tree and that knocked down the live power lines which cut electricity to this ne orpg&e mass stabilized the pole -- has stable iz ad the -- has stabilized the pole overnight. they are working to cut it out piece by piece. again, estimated time to restore power to this neighborhood, about 20 homes without power is around 3:00 this afternoon. reporting live in east oakland, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. one minute after 8:00. new stats show a rise in violent crime in bay area cities. 11th of the wear's largest city -- bay area's largest cities reported higher levels of crime. in oakland, up 20%. property crimes are up 26%.

in san jose, they are up 29.5%. san francisco saw a large increase in cell phone thefts. a south bay asem blamewoman is urging the -- assemblywoman is urging the police department to ask for outside help for crime problems. nora campos wrote a letter to the acting police chief urging him to get help to boost city patrols. but the police department says it does not need outside help. the department has put more than 40 extra officers on patrol after the city's fifth homicide -- fifth homicide in a week on friday. a supervisor who was convicted on corruption, a new replacement vote is being held now. janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: we've seen several people drive up and drop off the ballots here in the voter box. they are not expecting a huge

turnout. those who are voting say given what happened, trust is a huge issue when picking a candidate. voters are being asked to choose a replacement for george shirakawa junior. he was convicted on corruption charges and he admitted to misusing $130,000 of tax payer money to fuel a gambling abbey. there are six candidates vying for his old seat in district 2. whoever wins will represent people in east san jose and downtown. here's what one voter told us this morning that he would like to see the successor do. >> i would like to see more involvement with the kids. that's where i see -- getting the kids off the streets, involving kids in sports. you don't see a lot of that going on. >> more things with the police force, especially with all of the murders and things going on. >> 77,000 bal potts werish ad

and the -- ballots were issued and so far 22% of them have been returned. because there are so many candidates to choose from in this special election. some analysts say it may be difficult for one of them to get 51% of the vote. polls close at 8:00 p.m. tonight. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> there are a few special elections around the bay area today as well. in marin county, voters in the stinson union school district will decide on extending a $300 per year tax for education. in contra costa county, voters will decide on a utility user tax in hercules and in santa cruz county a measure that would allow the city of watsonville to annex farmland will be decided. bill lockyer says he plans to retire after a 46-year political career. lockyer was first elected to

the state assembly in 1973. he was a state senator for 15 years before becoming state attorney general, then treasurer. lockyer says he's proud of his legislative accomplishments, including the san francisco bay trail. >> i used to always say, well, as a legislator, my bills are my babies. so i love them all. [laughter] >> lockyer's wife was forced to resign her seat on the alameda county board of supervisors last year after an extramarital affair and an arrest on drug charges. lockyer says those issues did not play a role in his decision to retire. 8:05. a san leandro teacher who reportedly showed a nude photo of him in class has been charged with pornography and burglary. the charges against richard styner came after he told officials he accidentally projected the photo on the board in front of his class. a student told ktvu he was demonstrating a computer

program at the time. >> at first the reaction was everybody was of laking because because they -- laughing because they thought it was a joke but when everybody realized it was our teacher, that's when it became quiet and everyone got serious. >> police searched his computers and found store is and -- stories and photos that warranted -- warranted child pornography. styner is on unpaid leave and is due in court next week. a high school coach, barron edwards, is charged with 16 felony counts including rape. last week investigators reportedly searched a home in pittsburg that's connected to edwards. investigators believe there are more victims and are asking them to contact the contra costa county sheriff -- sheriff's office. according to the "chronicle" an audit shows that pg&e skimped

on repairs. pg&e, it found, routinely failed to spend all of the money it received from customers to fix and maintain natural gas distribution pipes. the audit was ordered by the utilitying commission -- utilities commission. let's go back to sal keeping an eye on the traffic. any major problems out there. >> nothing major but we have slowdowns. good morning. we have air delays at sfo of a little bit more than 30 wants. you want to check with your carrier there. you will see some slow traffic there as you come through. there are no major problems, though, northbound or southbound. this is a look at the toll plaza. it's cleared out. this night become the summer pattern as a lot of schools are out. fewer people coming in. if you can wait until 8:00, you have a much better commute coming into san francisco. if you are driving into

livermore valley, westbound 580 has been slow. 880 southbound right near highway -- highway 92 there is a minor accident on the shoulder. let's go to steve. well, some sun out there, it will be a cooler pattern, even for areas that are out yonder, even in the back 40 it will be cooler for many today. really interesting pattern coming up. we've gone from down, up, and the next week down. cooler, breezy, windy. a lot of fog on the coast. friday, saturday, hot. now inland on saturday, some locations could get to about 105, stockton, you know, sacramento, vacaville. 100s possible. sunday/monday it start to the cool down. next week looks really cool. one swing up. one swing down. all -- this is all associated with a weak low spinning around. i think thursday is the day when things start to turn around and warm up.

61. livermore 83 to 76. san jose, 73. the low is not that strong. but this time of year, you don't need it to be that strong. morning cloud, breezy. if you are covered thr overcast, sometimes the wind tails off. 50s, 60s, 70s for most today, for most. a little warmer if you don't get any sea breeze or fog influence. thursday, friday, saturday, temperatures zip right back up. thunderstorms popping up. for those of you who may be interested, quite a nice tweet from vince, where would the thunderstorms be? sierra nevada from about reno. things could fire up again. could trigger some thunderstorm activity. 50s on the temperatures. i mean, still usual by now we're in the 60s. fairfield, 26 gusting to 33.

san jose south wind. 55, tahoe. 53 ukiah. 71 in fresno. not too bad for inland areas. windy at times, especially out towards the delta. coolest day will be today and then temperatures start to warm up. still anywhere from 50s to -- from 50s to 60s, 70s. napa, st. helena to clearlake you can see there is a huge difference. not so much from novato, petaluma. concord, walnut creek, pleasant hill, 74. pittsburg, antioch. berkeley, 64. crockett, benicia, livermore, 76. hayward only 66. san jose, 73. 79 gilroy. 68 santa cruz. usually they warm up. but there's too much fog in this pattern. 60s or very low 70s on the peninsula. maybe atherton, menlo park,

belmont. that will be about it. high pressure builds in for two days. it will flex its muscle on saturday but then cooler on sunday. new information out of oklahoma where the tornado death toll is rising. we now know 18 people, including six children, have died from the tornado that hit on friday. it was the latest in a series of twisters to hit the state since may 19th. our sister station in tulsa says oklahoma is facing more severe weather today, including thunderstorms, with a lot of rain, but likely not any tornadoes. military leaders call sexual assault in the ranks a cancer that could destroy it. however, find out why they are still opposed about a proposal to fix it. ♪ [ roars ] ♪

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cooler today. plenty of low clouds. robust westerly breeze in place. temperatures 60s or low 70s for many. one person was killed with mortar shells near the russian embassy in da mass cause. this is am -- damascus. this is amateur video. a new report says there's reason to believe that chemical weapons have been used in syria's civil war. but the report says more evidence is needed to know what

chemical agents were used and who used them. meanwhile, turkey's deputy prime minister is apologizing for a police crackdown that sparked five days of haven't protests in -- of violent protests in istanbul. today a 22-year-old protesters died near the border with syria. hundreds of protesters and police have been injured. turkey's deputy prime minister says the violence is wrong and unjust. 7:15. seven weeks after the boston marathon bombing, the last victim has been released from the hospital. she lost her leg in the blast. she's one of the hundreds of people who face a long road to recovery. including a local martinez boy. aaron hern. his parents say he's getting better every day.

president obama and china's president are scheduled to m saturday at a retreat near los angeles. silicon valley companies will be paying attention. bay area high-tech companies like facebook, apingle, gag -- apple and google have been hit by cyber attacks overseas. demand for cell phones and other foreign products increased twice as much as exports. the u.s. def with china ballooned to $24 billion and the deficit with south korea climbed to a record 2.4 billion. more than a hundred long moremen at the port of oakland are now involved in a labor dispute. coming up at 8:30, how the labor action is affecting deliveries of cargo. >> happening right now, the senate arms services committee is getting input from top

military brass on how to fix the sexual assault epidemic. as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, military leaders say they want to change the culture but they disagree with congress on how to do that. kyla? >> reporter: tori, some in congress believe commanders should be removed from the process of reporting sex assaults. as we take a look at the live hearing, we heard this would be detrimental to the military structure. >> we believe that the role of the commander is essential to any change, any positive change, we will be able to make on this issue. >> reporter: mel of congress demanding change -- members of congress demanding change claim victims are required to report this. each branch has a uniform victim advocate, young men and women who are trained to help victims.

those advocates help report the crime to the next level. these military leaders don't want the code of justice to be overhauled but they want to make what they call reasonable changes to get rid of a culture complacent to sexual assault. >> i have five sisters, i have a mother. they set my moral compass on this issue. i have a daughter looking at coming into the united states air force. i will not be tolerant of this crime. >> reporter: today's hearing is the starting point for this senate committee. they will park up their version of the bill and could propose changes to how sexual assault is report in the military. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it. 8:18. former u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton took a break from politics to give advice on fashion. she pitched the idea of a new reality show called project pantsuits. clinton made the comments to executives with bravo at an

event to honor oscar de la renta. his suits and gowns have long been a favorite for the first ladies. the statue of liberty was shut down in october in because of superstorm sandy. it will now open again. the security screenings will be held in lower manhattan. this is temperature while plans for screenings at liberty state park are being developed. in san leandro, police are investigating a home-invasion robbery where shots were fired. it happened sunday night at about 9:00 p.m. on warden avenue. police say four masked men with guns forced their way in and demanded valuables. one suspect fired shots but no one was hit. the victims cooperated and the suspects got away with undisclosed items. four men have been arrested for allegedly shooting a paint ball gun at people passing by the balboa park b.a.r.t.

station in san francisco. police say one of the victims suffered permanent eye damage after being hit. several other people got bruises on their legs, arm and back. a wisconsin town is taking a very unique approach when it comes to cracking down on childhood bullying. police officers can fine parents more than $100 if they can't help solve the problem. the new law is to target parents with children who are repeat offenders. the mayor there says he hopes this will show that the city is taking concerns seriously. boy, a bit of a set basketball for those beautiful bay lights that, that project in san francisco, the new discovery that has project managers launching an investigation. cooler temperatures today. hot weather is in the forecast this week. meteorologist steve paulson will have your forecast. good morning. northbound 280 traffic, a little bit of slowing here as you approach highway 17. another traffic update is minutes away. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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the bay lights show has been lighting up the -- some of the lights are not working properly. some of the lights are stuck on the on position or won't turn on at all. >> this is a major art installation that has to do with a lot of electronics and

data points in a very challenging environment. 500 feet in the air with high wind, vibrations, salty air and rain. >> investigators are looking into what may be causing the technical difficulties. this is scheduled to light up the bridge every night for the next two years. an app for google glass was shut down hours after it was announced. google officially banned sexually explicit material on the futuristic eye ware. google already specifically bans hate speech on glass. sal, there's still problems at sfo? >> there's delays at snowe. this is because of the -- at sfo. this is because of the low clouds. let's take a look at the

macarthur maze. traffic looks get. when you get around the corner to the bay bridge, i think you will like what you see. it's light. it almost looks like a sunday morning here at the bay bridge toll plaza. this will start happening in june and july before people come back from vacations. 880 southbound, you can see traffic here is going to be a little bit slow from 238 to mowry avenue. that drive time is 26 minutes. now, let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. well, a rather strong sea breeze. a rather big fog bank as well. mark in pleasant hill says it's sunny. it will be sunny inland. temperatures will be in the 70s for many. there -- you can feel it, a west breeze. for some that breeze has cranked up to 30 miles an hour. that's a big, big fog bank. thunderstorms also popping up in the sierra nevada maybe later today. they did yesterday. 50s with -- two 60s. that's at moffett. they tend to run warm. 60 at antioch.

58 livermore. overall today, a big fog bank. fog, sun, cooler, breezy to windy. today will be the coolest i da. 50s, 60s. 70s, 80s. if you are far enough inland, it will still be upper 80s to lower 90s. 50s closer to the coast. i mean, even a cool day for santa cruz which usually gets warmer temperatures. fog will be with us not much on wednesday. a decrease on thursday. then it warms up big time on friday. a big drop for sunday and especially on monday. an unwanted wakeup call for some san francisco residents. >> then i waited for the coast to be clear for me to come out. >> what happened just moments before an suv went crashing into a home. >> reporter: we are live at the port of oakland where longshoremen are locked into a dispute over who unloads shipments.

we're learning more about a labor dispute at the port of oakland. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is live at the report with how the dispute is affecting cargo deliveries. >> reporter: we're not allowed back in behind the gates. that's where the longshoremen were all night, scathing off a barge. if we take a live look at the rooftop cam, you can see the barge. it's been there since last night, when longshoremen turned it away. they say the cargo was sent in.

more than 100 workers gathered at the port last night. they say their employer is trying to skirt the rules. longshoremen are locked in over a dispute about unloading ships. union workers we spoke to say this is their jurisdiction but the barge tried to dock by throwing its lines to nonunion workers. >> we have always caught the lines, always. ilwu have always caught the lines. we do it from the canadian border all the way to the mexican border. >> reporter: now, the ilwu person that we just spoke to, richard mead, says they recently changed policy, the company, pacific maritime association, to say that barges are not vessels that require union hands. meantime, we have put in several calls to the association but we haven't heard back yet. we're live from the port of oakland. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. a homeowner in san francisco got an unusual wakeup

call when an suv crashed into his home. now, the accident happened on keith avenue in the bayview district around 5:30 this morning. neighbors say they were in shock after hearing a loud close and then looked out their window to see a woman had crashed into their neighbor's garage. >> i was downstairs and i heard a skid and the next thing i heard was boom! >> i woke up and i thought it was an earthquake. this cars with into my house. >> about an hour ago, the suv was towed. they are aeggs the damage. the power -- they are assessing the damage. the power was shut off. police are determining if alcohol played a role in this accident. the fbi is looking to see if two bank robberies are connected to other bay area holdups. a cafe bank in millbrae and a wells fargo in san mateo were robbed within two hours of each other yesterday. but agents don't think those two cases are related. in millbrae, three men or boys showed guns and escaped with

crash in a silver or cream- colored car. the lone robber in the san mateo case said he had a gun but never showed one. he also got away with crash. a san francisco sheriff's deputy accused of robbing a bank is scheduled to face a judge today. deputy phil tong is expected in court on bank robbery charges last november in the richmond district. the robbery was captured on this video. court records he filed for bankruptry four months before the robbery. according to "the examiner" an audit listed 4 areas where the housing authority could improve. the housing authority was supposed to hire general maintenance workers but didn't.

because of that, the agency has lost out on federal subsidies. san francisco is moving ahead to vote on which streets would allow oversized vehicles. a policy to keep vehicles longer than 22 feet from staying overnight passed last year. mountain view police are investigating a string of burglaries at medical offices. police say there have been at least four burglaries at one attempted peculiarry since last month -- burglary since last month. two medical offices were broken into on hospital drive. and then two offices were burglarized. and then two days ago, someone kicked in the back door of a fifth office but no one got inside. los gatos has approved a scaleddown version for netflix.

the company has agreed to lease part of a proposed 550,000- square foot complex near highway 85 an winchester boulevard. last night, the developer was given approval for a slightly smaller campus across the freeway from netflix current corporate headquarters. opponents say the project is still too big for the neighborhood but supporters don't want netflix to leave los gatos. i guess sal -- sal's been saying that traffic is looking pretty good for a tuesday. >> it's been getting better. yesterday, it happened as well. today it's better as we get later in the commute. i think we're starting to see some of the schools are out and you can see it's lighter than usual at the bay bridge toll plaza for this hour. normally, we have a backup that stretches longer than this time. right now, it's light at the toll plaza. bay bridge traffic getting there. you will see a little bit of slowing on 880 northbound trying to get up to the coliseum and beyond that.

it's moderately avenue into oakland. 580 westbound getting busier. once you make it to dublin, it looks good to castro valley. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> you are welcomed, steve. >> big fog bank. pretty good onshore wind for some. stronger gusts for others. other locations if you are socked in and the breeze has not kicked up at all. it will be boo cooler and breezier. there's a lot of fog out there. that's big. allowing temperatures to cool down. even with the sun inland, it will be cooler today having a -- well, a twitter bet with chloe up in clearlake. i think it will be near 90. she says no. we'll see. of 65 san francisco. we'll go 61ed gawd -- 61 today. the fog, though, doesn't look like it's going anywhere. i think it will be with us today, tomorrow. maybe thursday until high

pressure squashes it. it will be a dome of high pressure building in. but today this little low, hard to see. but it's there. it not only gives us the but the thunderstorm activity. there you go. maybe see the same thing again today. maybe a repeat by sunday up toward the sierra nevada in reno. that will be the source of our cooling trend but not friday, saturday. today a lot of fog. windy at times. especially out to the delta. 50s, 60s, 70s to near 80 degrees or -- for some and then you can get some upper 80s to near 90. temperatures will be held down about the same on wednesday. it looks hot. friday and definitely on saturday. sunday another cooling trend. >> thank you, steve. the bay area is reporting another case of hepatitis-a linked to some frozen berries. the latest report comes from the alameda county public health department but officials are only saying an adult was

hospitalized and later released. it's confirmed this case is linked to the townsend farms organic antioxidant berry blend. shoppers say possible risks are everywhere. >> i think there's safe foods but you have to be real choosey. you have to be careful what you buy. even if they say it's organic, that doesn't mean it's healthy to buy. >> costco has pulled all of the berries out of the stores, they say. doctors say anyone who has eaten the frozen berries in the last few weeks, should get a hepatitis vaccine to prevent coming down with the disease. marin county board of supervisors will discuss using herb ba sides for vegetation -- herbicides for vegetation. supervisors are considering using the herbicide again due to the high fire risk on mount

tam. the marin water district will make the final decision. visit, the magic kingdom will -- kingdom will cost more. the price for a single-day pass for both rkis now $137. that's a 9.6% jump. prices are $3 more in florida. disney says most guests take advantage of discounts on multi- day tickets. you won't see as much of a price increase. the airline industry is doing better than expected. an industry trade group says the world's airlines will earn $12.7 billion. that's up 20% from just three months ago. it's a 67% increase from last year's profit levels. that's because demand for airline seats is growing faster than airlines are adding flights. united airlines has an offer for travelers who complain about being nickeled and dimed by airline fees. it's offering an annual

subscription plan. passengers can pay $350 at once for every time they play for a year. a frightening attack on a popular jogging trail. the warning for women this morning and what police say is key to tracking down the attacker. plus san jose police announce an arrest in connection with a shooting that killed two teenagers. what investigators are saying about the case. >> reporter: pg&e is trying to restore power to this east oakland neighborhood after a fatal shooting knocked out power. i will have more on the extent of the victims' injuries, including the possibility that they were shocked when "mornings on 2" continues.

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stocks are mixed. they were getting a boost earlier. this could be in jeopardy -- the dow has made it 20 tuesdays in a row that it posted a positive gain. the dow is currently down 8. the nasdaq is up 7. the s&p is flat.

happening now -- parents are protesting outside an east palo alto school calling for the principal to resign they say joslyn lee has led to to an increase -- to an increase of bullying. parents say they've complained to the district and no action has been taken. ktvu has a call into the district for comment but we've not yet heard back. let's get you updated on some of the top stories we're following right now. this morning, a senate hearing is looking into the alarming increase of the number of sexually assaultings in the -- vaults in the military. -- sexual assaults in the military. the polls are open in santa clara county for a special election to replace a former supervisor. he resigned in march and then pleaded guilty to felony corruption charges for gambling away $130,000 in public money. polls close at 8:00 tonight. the gunshot victims involved in this crash into a

power pole knight in east oakland were both shot and shocked. katie utehs joins us live from the scene with new details from firefighters. >> reporter: well, brian, i confirmed with firefighters that thoicwere, indeed, electrocuted by the downed power lines. however, they could not elaborate on the extent of their, j. let me step out of the way -- injuries. let me step out of the way. you can see the work that pg&e is doing to restore this neighborhood following the fatal collision and shocking of those power lines. this morning, pg&e has removed most of the power pole tangled in the tree and those power lines have been tangle -- has been dangling. they will reconnect the lines and hopefully get the power back on. about 20 homes tonight have power. spoke to one of the homeowners without power. he witnessed the shooting and the crash. >> very loud. it sounded like a bomb. all of the lights went out.

it happened really, really quick. then after that, i came over and i just saw the vehicle with a person that -- that seems like he passed away. >> reporter: the shooting happened around 11:30 on maddox avenue as someone fired into a van. police tell our photographer the male victim died of gunshot wounds. the female passenger took a bullet to her leg. as we're learning may have also been shocked. after getting hit by the gunshot, the neighborhood has been without power since the crash, again, for over eight hours now. pg&e estimates the 20 homes without power will be restored by around 3:00 today. the installation of that power pole is a good sign for this neighborhood. reporting live in east oakland, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:45. in san jose, two suspects are in custody in connection with a deadly shooting that killed two teenaged boys. yesterday, police announced the

arrest of 19-year-old mathew clifford and an unnamed 17-year- old suspect. they are accused in the may 26th shooting of 15-year-old christian komilang and johnson cular. investigators don't believe the shooting was gang-related. clifford is due in court tomorrow. alameda county sheriff deputies want your help finding a missing woman for this woman of san lorenzo. she's 77 years old and has early onset alzheimer's. she was last seen yesterday morning at herhouse. they say she's driving a white we toyota camry with a -- 2003, toyota camry, 5 aua 431 is the license plate number. a man died yesterday while running in the race in mt. diablo. he was an elite long-distance runner who deeted in the most challenging -- competed in the

most challenging races. his body was found down an embankment. his friends and family say running was his passion. >> once he retired, that is what the one thing hent waked to do. so he -- that's the one thing he wanted to do. so he put his whole heart into it. ner hes not determined the cause of death. a scary incident involving a female jogger. police are asking for the public's help. pam cook is in the newsroom with some of the details of the moments before the reported attack. pam? >> a woman told police that a man attacked her sunday morning as she was running. it happened along the baylands nature preserve trail near the palo alto golf course and airport. the mercury news reports says the woman jogged behind her for about three miles. sometimes getting close enough to make her feel uncomfortable. she tells police that he then jumped on her back and grabbed at her. but that she was able to push him off and he ran away.

>> we're stepping up patrols in the area to make our presence known so there isn't any more of these kinds of crimes. >> police say two bicyclists came to help the william. investigators want to talk to -- to help the woman. investigators want to talk to those bicyclists. the suspect is injooed as possibly latino, about 20 years old, 5'8", 160 pounds, he's also described as having buzzed black hair and stud earrings in both ears. investigators say a man matching the man's description was seen leaving the baylands athletic center. and they are asking anyone information with information to please call them. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:48. gay rights sporters are anxiously awaiting to learn whether the supreme court will

overturn california's want on -- ban on same-sex marriage. a decision is expected sometime this month. legal analysts say the court has several options including upholding or overturning the ban. >> we're very simple people. we contribute to society. we love each other. we really look forward to the day that we're not stressed and attacked by others. >> the court is also expected to rule on the defense of marriage act. a new study shows technology is influencing all areas of american lives including marriage. researchers talked with thousands of newly married people and started more than one-third started their returnses online. the study -- relationshipses -- relationships. former facebook president shawn parker's lavish wedding in big sur has cost him $2.5

million in fines. he got married on saturday. they built a $10 million wedding site with waterfalls, ponds and cottages but the california coastal commission fined him because the area is ecologically sensitive and he didn't have the proper permits to build there. oscar pistorius made his first public appearance in months overnight during a pretrial hearing in south africa. during the hearing, a judge postponed his trial until august to allow more time for the prosecution to investigate. the double amputee and olympic athlete is accused of killing his girlfriend on valentine's day. he said he shot and killed reeva steevkamp by mistake, thinking she was an intruder. the suspect in the colorado movie theater massacre is expected to appear in court. the hearing could go one of two days. the judge has indicated to let james holmes change his plea by reason of insanity. but it's also possible the

lawyers could ask the state supreme court to hear their arguments that state laws on the insanity plea and the death penalty are unconstitutional. that could delay the case even looker -- locker. in about -- longer. opening statements continue in the trial of a gang rape of a girl outside of a richmond homecoming dance. the two defendants are charged with sexually assaulting the victim while as many as 20 other men joined in or watched. two other men have reached plea deals in the case and two more are awaiting trial. the victim is expected to efit. the jury selection is -- process is underway for the trial of joseph naso. he's charged with killing four women between 1977 and 1994. he's acting as his own attorney. when it was his turn to question jurors, he reportedly mocked the prosecutor by

imitating her hand gestures -- gestures. frightening moments for a driver on highway 101. what shut down the road overnight and caused a driver to crash. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible.

hundreds of people are evacuated from their homes in west alton, missouri after a levee broke. people are trying to protect their homes by filling sandbags. others say they are not taking any chances and are taking all of their belongings out of their homes instead. >> i want to be safe than sorry. i don't want to take the chances. >> it's stressful, for sure. >> the rivers are about ten feet above flood stage. the flooding is being blamed for at least three deaths already. all lanes have reopened on highway 101 in sausalito after being blocked by a rockslide. debris came crashing down rodeo avenue this morning. the debris caused one driver to lose control. that driver said she didn't see the rocks in the road until it was too late. >> big rock and then just kind

of -- [inaudible] >> the driver complained of hest chains but does not appear to be seriously hurt. this is video of a big rig crash on the richmond-san rafael bridge. the crash blocked several lanes. no reports of, j. the cause of the far -- of injuries. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. ticket tuesday. five lucky viewers will win a family four pack of tickets to the new built for speed exhibit at the california calendar of sciences in -- academy of sciences in golden gate park. for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in the secret word "catamaran." 8:56. let's get our last look at traffic. we're still looking at traffic

that's unwinding for the morning commute. we have a lot of improvement. look at the bay bridge. it looks great trying to get into san francisco with no major delays. 880 slow passing the coliseum as you drive through. but the traffic will be busy as you get to downtown oakland. also looking at the other side of the i ba, the peninsula between burlington, san mateo and redwood city, that commute is becoming better. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. we have a little bit of time here. fog, cooler, this will be the coolest day of the week by far. there's a pretty good fog bank out there. even a rather strong sea breeze. cooler for many today. still some fog on wednesday. it will burn off sooner and then a decrease. the bigger warmup is friday and saturday. now, saturday looks to be near 100 for some. 90s inland. not the offshore wind. so the coast will be okay. but not as hot as they would if there was a north or east wind. maybe stockton, vacaville, 104

or 105. fire danger. >> i think fire danger will go off. not the wind, though. >> some of us have plans. >> got a graduation party. [laughter] >> do it indoors. >> next week looks cool. >> all right. >> thank you. and that's our report for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more on a deal that could pair a tech giant with music mogul jay z. we are always here for you at ktvu.com.

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