>> reporter: we're live in berkeley where a man drives his

car into an estuary, after a police chase, car crash. we'll explain -- next. police respond to a loud fight on a boat and end up shooting a man. breaking news in san francisco where a tree is blocking the path of muni line in the sunset district. >> reporter: the high school attended by a teenager who committed suicide because of alleged cyberbullying may adopt a new anti-bullying tool that encourages kids to use their smartphones. we'll explain. "mornings on 2" starts right now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, june 5th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, everybody. i'm brian flores. dave clark is off today. breaking news in san francisco, where a leaning tree

is causing problems for muni. sal? >> that's right, brian and tori. this tree came down sometime overnight and is precarious hanging on one of the power lines on garfield street in the city's merced heights neighborhood. i want to mention that will the 21 sunset goes -- that the 21 sunset goes right by there. pg&e crews are there with their heavy equipment working on live power lines. they don't want any vehicles to be underneath when when they are doing this. this is the outbound line. if you are going outbound, it will affect you. the outbound is there. you will have to go one more stop to get to the 29. back to you. >> thank you, sal. a hit-and-run suspect leads police on a bizarre chase from san francisco to the east bay.

he's accused of bashing a neighbor's window and having a run-in with a neighbor. the vehicle ended up in lagoon. >> reporter: yep. it began with a hammer attack and ended in the estuary. you can see the mud tracks. the drivers helped pull the range rover out of the vehicle at 5:00 a.m. the man in the car was able to get to shore around 11:30 last night. this all began -- police say the suspect smashed into a neighbor's door with a hammer. we noticed the surveillance camera nearby. sources close to the investigation say the suspect went to a off 6th and harrison -- went to a gas station off

6th and harrison. the man led police and the chp on a low-speed chase through the city, crashing into a car along the way. the suspect eventually hit a police spike strip and pulled over in berkeley driving into the estuary. >> they reported that he might have had a hammer and might have been suicidal. but we didn't find a hammer. it might be at the would. to of the estuary -- bottom of the estuary. >> reporter: the suspect was not hurt. he was taken away for a mental evaluation. police say he has a history of mental illness and he will face charges. live in berkeley, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. a thief may be to blame for a fire and power outage in fruitvale overnight. this power pole at coliseum way and high street caught fire at 11:30 last night. oakland fire and pg&e thinks someone tried to steal copper cut into a live wire.

most of fruitvale lost power causing at least one crash at a dark intersection. the outage lasted about an hour. in san francisco, hundreds of people are without power after a tree fell on power lines on garfield in merced heights, south of ingleside. the outage started before 1 1:00 last night and is affecting 600 customers. pg&e expects the power to be back on by noon. a warning for uc berkeley students this morning about an increase in bike thefts. staff members at university village say nine bikes were stolen between may 13th and may 17th. university village provides housing to graduate students in albany. a new anti-bully tool is promising help for a school correct. tara moriarty is live with more and says the school district is

interestedded. what caught -- interested. what caught my attention, it's $125 a year. >> reporter: yeah, it's a minimal cost. i printed out the policy. and it halts what constitutes -- and it highlights what constitutes bullying. over the summer, the school district will look into this free service being offered and the two-way texting. students can send texts about abuse to the school anonymously. the only fee involved in is in this is the setup line. the school district is very

interested in using this device. te say it sounds like a -- they say it sounds like a valuable mechanism. >> i think that kids are into technology. this is the way they operate. if you give them something that's a tool that they already use, they are more likely to use it. >> reporter: the assistant superintendent says into in light of what happened to audrey pott, they need to be vigilant. but they couldn't comment more because of pending litigation. we're gonna try to get in touch with students as they come on campus. this is the last day of school. it's finals. tomorrow is graduation. we're very curious to see if this texting service is something that the students would even feel confident using. reporting live from saratoga, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. it looks like a run-off race is likely in order to fill the sheet of george shirakawa,

junior. more than 50% of the vote was need for this. cindy chavez has has 41%. teresa alvarado received 31%. chavez and her reporters gathered in san jose raft night for an election -- last night for an election party. chavez wants to see more attention on public safety. >> in the time since i've left office, we've lost enough officers to staff sunnyvale and mountain view. we have work to do. >> voters will likely return to the polls on july 30th for a runoff. in marin county, a parcel tax appears to be winning. measure-a received 66% yes wrotes and 33% -- votes and 33% no votes.

it only needs a two-thirds majority to pass. in contra costa county it appears that voters have approved a measure that would raise the utility tax for five years. the measure received 70% yes votes and 29% no. it needs a simple majority to pass. it's estimated this would raise a million dollars a year. sal is keeping an eye on traffic, especially in merced heights area. any updates there? >> ier, we're looking at -- yeah, we're looking at that. we're also looking at the toll plaza. it's improving. you can tell it's improving. it's not quite as bad as it was. we mentioned the power outage in the merced heights neighborhood because of a tree limb. pg&e has to fix it. there goes the 29 sunset, rerouted because of this is. there's also some tree crews out there trying to trim the

trees back from the power lines. some neighbors, as you heard earlier, are gonna be without power in merced heights. they are gonna try to get this done by noon. let's take a look at the concord to walnut creek. it looks lighter from pleasant hill to walnut creek creek. 80 is still backed up because of an earlier crash in el cerrito. it's backed up all the way to pinole. let's go to steve. a very cloudy, gray morning. a lot of cloud over the gray. another day, where it will be on the cool side. i will ya, i'm starting to wonder about thing with. it will get warmer, but one forecast model has pulled back on the in -- intensity. it will warm up. we'll see if it gets as toasty as original thought. maybe some clouds and a pretty big cooldown as we head towards sunday. today it's another day of -- well, back to back of a lot of low clouds and a strong sea

breeze. temperatures are in the 50s. mid-50s. even out when -- when you get a southwest wind, travis had gusts to 40 overnight. that's a delta breeze. even cordelia. usually the overcast doesn't make it there. that's a sea breeze, onshore breeze. 47 tahoe, possibility of thundershowers. ukiah, 54. sacramento is only 55. pretty cool start to them. that tells us the breeze is there. a lot of low clouds for us and need a little afternoon heating. fog, sun, breezy to windy. that's a big fog bank. up towards clearlake and vacaville. 50s on parts of the coast, very low 80s. thursday fog will burn off sooner. it will be warmer. we'll warm it up on friday. any fog will be confined to the

coast. friday looks warm to hot, maybe not as hot as thought. and on sunday -- sunday, clouds and cooler. and handling a heckler. how the first lady handled this very different from her -- from her husband.

good morning. we have some power lines down that are affecting -- that is affecting some power in the merced heights, you see the tree crews and pg&e crews are trying to untangle a tree limb that came down on some lines and caused the lines to go out. caused power outage and also is rerouting the sunset -- the sunset muni line, the number 29

outbound is rerouted. this is going to be an issue for a time, according to pg&e. they have to wait for the tree to be cleared out. then they will fix the line and hope to have everybody restored by noon. back to the desk. >> it, sal. 7:14. an american soldier will plead guilty later this morning to one of the worse atrocities in the afghanistan war. 39-year-old staff sergeant robert bales will recall how he slaughtered 16 afghan civilians, men women and children last year. this confix allows him to avoid the death penalty. the sentencing fa iz will be held this sum -- phase will be held this summer to determine if he gets life without parole. the syrian government has used the deadly nerve gas sarin several times in the civil car, according to britton --

british. britain has reported -- britain has reported this. president obama is scheduled to announce personnel changes. as kye ba campbell reports, republicans -- kye ba campbell reports, republicans are expected to speak out. >> reporter: administration officials say president obama will name susan rice his national security adviser. she will be replacing tom donilon. he's been the adviser since 2010 and mayed a major role in killing osama bin laden. this will upset republicans. the gop has heavily criticize

-- criticized the u.n. ambassador. the president san fernando reportedly going to same samantha power. -- samantha power. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. flade michelle obama confronted a protesters who heckled her at a democratic fund-raiser in washington, d.c. the protesters repeatedly interrupted the first lady's speech demanding that president obama sign an executive order on gay rights. michelle obama walked over to the protester and said "listen to me or you can take the mike but i'm leaving. you all decide. you have one choice." the crowd shouted for the first

lady to continue." we have new details on a last- minute addition to prom's schedule. he arrives in the bay area tomorrow to attend a pair of fund-raisers. he will spend the night here and talk about his healthcare reform act in an event open to the media only on friday morning. reportedly, the addition of a policy speech by the president came after some high-profile democrats complained about another fund-raising only trip to the bay area. and when it comes time to enroll through the accordable care act where you live will determine how much you pay for healthcare premiums. the "sacramento bee" reports your premiums depend on the threat work. the california health benefit exchange has chosen 13 insurers to compete in our state including anthem, kaiser and

blueshield. the exchange will begin selling policies on october 1st. 7:18. we want to go to some breaking news, to sal castanedo, following a fire in downtown -- >> okay. okay. hold on. this is breaking up here. these -- let's go right to the picture here. oakland fire is now being dispatched to this fire at 7th and harrison in oakland. this apartment building, it's kind of an old victorian building that burned about a month and a half oak it's been the subject of people who have broken in, squatters, according to people in the know. this building is burning again. 7th and harrison, very close to interstate 880 and we already have one engine company there, they are just arriving now. so fire units are responding to this scene. the smoke is visible from all

over oakland. we're on the way. we can see it here in oakland. at the corner of 7th and harrison. second-alarm responses. >> sal, quickly, we can see the freeway there. does traffic look like it's starting to slow down or is there a backup at all? >> yeah, that's the freeway northbound moving from right to left on your tv screen. people are curious, slowing down, the smoke is blowing onto the freeway. more fire units are responding. if you are in the neighborhood, you hear a lot of sirens. that kind of thing. this is -- this is just outside of chinatown in oakland here. you can see -- you can see some flames in the video coming up. the flames and black smoke. this is gonna be a tough firefight in this abandoned building. i drive by this almost every day. it's boarded up. but apparently people have been getting in and squatting in

that building. they will probably have to close 7th and harrison for quite sometime -- in fact, i'm hearing now they've already done so. >> sal, have you heard of any evacuations? any evacuations that you know of in nearby buildings at all? >> no, we don't. i've been listening to the fire dispatch here. right now, their first order of business, brian, is just getting units to the scene. they don't have enough fire units there. they are sending more units. it's a second-alarm response. if it goes to a third alarm, we'll let you know. alarms mean number of firefighters and the firefighters are on their way. >> all right. we're gonna stay with this for a little while. as you can see -- we can see this building literally becoming engulfed in flames as we're talking. again, this is now a two-alarm fire that's burning at 7th and

harrison in oakland. this is at a victorian building sal was mentioning that was on fire six weeks ago in the evening. we covered it here on ktvu and the belief is at that time there were some squatters -- squatters that were the cause of the fire. we don't know the cause of the fire this morning. but there is a lot of flames and smoke, a lot of -- a plume of smoke coming from the fire. this is northbound 880. the traffic you see in the foreground. it looks like it's causing traffic to slow down a little bit as they are watching this fire. we do have at least a few fire trucks on the way. not sure if i'm seeing water being sprayed on the fire. >> right. the weather kind of playing a role in this. the winds are pretty calm, steve? >> this should not be blowing on the freeway, west to east. however, the fire can create its own wind sometimes.

some of that could backtrack over the freeway. right now it's a westerly breeze about 10, 15 miles an hour. >> this is kind of on the edge of chinatown, i'm looking at a map between webster and jackson street. just on the other side of the 880 freeway. the nimitz freeway. a rather busy area. as we pan out, you can get a sense of mostly industrial buildings but possibly some residential buildings in the area. >> it looksic loo the firefighters -- likes like the firefighters are arriving on the scene. and they are spraying water on this. this is an abandoned building affected before. >> yeah, this is not the first time. >> you can see the smoke spreading on the right side of your screen there. this is a rather busy area of chinatown, it can be busy in the early-morning hours with a lot of merchants in the air, getting set up for the business of the day. we believe this was an

abandoned building. there are fire crews on the scene and trying to do their best to get the fire out and stop it from spreading to other nearby buildings. >> a lot of looky-loo traffic. you see a fire along the freeway, you tend to stop. how is traffic looking, sal? >> obviously people are beginning to slow down here. we're keeping our camera on the fire. northbound 880 is slowing. people naturally will see the flames and the smoke and you can see -- even water being poured on the fire from down below. it wouldn't surprise me if you start to see some sort of a water tower come up and that will make it more interesting for drivers to see and it will slow traffic. if you are thinking of an alternate route, you should use 580 instead. you can still see the smoke from 580. this building was heavily damaged in the first fire and

it looks like more damage is being done now. >> i'm looking at a map and this is very close to the exit of the posey tube where it looks like traffic will be coming from alameda into oakland. so that might impact people trying to cross that way. >> that's a very good point. people coming out of the tube, they turn right, an access 880. if you are coming out of the west webster tube and trying to get on 880, you're route may be impacted. people come out of that tube, the posey tube, the tube coming from alameda. you come out and turn right on jackson street and get on there, you didn't do that right now because the city has closed down the street to let the firefighter fight -- to let the firefighters fight the fire. you will have to figure out another way to get on 880 and get yourself to san francisco. i wouldn't be surprised if

traffic will be very slow because of this fire. >> and i'm also seeing a chinese community united methodist church very close by and a couple of medical clinics as well. that may be impacted at this point. boy, we have seen the fire grow since we've been covering this. we started to see close smoke. now we see flames all the way through the roof. so fully engulfed fire at this point. let's check in with steve right now, once again, for the weather conditions. the winds -- >> west-northwest, tori, brian, and so the smoke is blowing it looks like towards lake merritt, b.a.r.t. station or laney college. it's not going back over the freeway. sometimes that fire can create its own diversion with its own wind. but it's a westerly breeze or a northwesterly, so blowing toward town or south of town. >> and there's concern of sparks growing or spreading.

that's something they have to keep an eye on. >> yeah, there's nothing that strong. i mean, the direction that the smoke is blowing, you can see it's heading more southeast. north wind is taking over more than the west wind. >> again, if you are joining us this morning, you are looking at an abandoned -- i guess, house, would you say? >> yes. >> it's been affected by firefighter. oakland crews are battling the fire, pretty intensely. i think there's about two or three fire engines there from what i'm hearing right now. obviously a lot of looky-loo traffic. that goes by that house there as well. do we have katie utehs available for us right now? is this she live on the scene? okay. okay. well, we -- we should have crews there -- that he had -- that he hadding -- heading there. the fire department is there. >> as sal mentioned earlier,

there was another fire at this house just about six weeks ago that it is believed was spotted by squatters or homeless people. it looks like an abandoned building, a victorian that is two or three stories tall. a very intense fire started. but at this point, we have no idea how it started. as we pan back all of the plumes of smoke, you can see. it seems to be white mostly gray, which means they are usually making progress. when it's black smoke, that means it's going without any water on it or chemicals. it's obviously creating -- creating quite a hazard. the fire heading from right to left is heading northbound on 880. quite a distraction, just past the oak street onram. >> and sal, have we -- >> go ahead. >> i was gonna say, you can see the smoke is covering it.

you can see oakland fire, one of the truck companies has a tower up on the right there putting water on the fire. it looks like -- i can see on the left there's another tower up. there are two towers. two of the truck companies there are at the fire and putting water on the fire. we'll come back to this. i'm going to toss it back to you in the studio. we'll come back to this and i will be echadding how it will affect your -- checking how this will affect your commute. >> okay. turning to our news -- it happened in a matter of minutes. a vallejo police officer said he had to fire his gun in self- defense after coming face to face with an armed suspect. katie utehs isive loo at the vallejo marina were -- is live at the vallejo marina with more. >> reporter: good morning. investigators tell me they are still working to determine exactly what was said between the officer and the man, if anything. it happened so quickly. that shooting took place behind

me on the c-dock. you can see the police line tape where they have it blocked off. there's yachts an large boats where people live -- and large boats where people live. the 911 call came in. the caller heard death threats. an officer was sent out, responded around 8:00. we're told as he approached the yacht, the man on board pulled a gun. the officer fired in self- defense. the interaction happening within the maker of minutes. the backup of a was on his way. the man shot was in his 40s. >> it's my understanding that he lived on the vessel. whether he lived there with other persons at this point is unknown. >> reporter: police are looking for the other person involved in the original argument. there was only one man on board the yacht, when the officer

arrived, police tell me they are working to confirm the man's identity from the coroner's office and we may also learn are the officer's name as well. coming up in our next live report, i will have more details about the officer who fired those shots. reporting live in vallejo, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >> did and that shooting marks the second deadly officer- involved shooting in vallejo. the other mapped on march 20th when a man got into a four-hour standoff with officers. the ising was found dead inside his home. last year, the department got a lot of attention when the city of vallejo had six deadly officer-involved shooting shootings. new this morning -- officer- involved shootings. new this morning, dozens of senior citizens were evacuated when a pot on the stove activated the sprinkler system. about 100 people had to be evacuated from the senior center when the sprinklers and fire alarms went off just before 1:00 am a. water damage

is preventing some people were returning to their homes. >> we arrived to find one unit on the fifth floor, it activated two sprinkler heads. it caused further damage to the units below. all the way down to the first floor businesses. >> fortunately, no one was hurt. but it was a different story. that same building in 2008. three people were killed in a fire that badly damaged the complex. investigators said fire alarms were not working the day the fire started by a tenant smoking in a. roo. the openers of the -- in the room. the building reopened in january. a federal raid ends in sacramento with fbi agents removing several boxes from a state senator aoffice. here's video from sacramento where boxes were wheeled you out of the his office.

the l.a. times reports the raid is part of a larger corrupt investigation in los angeles county. calderon is a democrat in l.a. county. the senate sergeant of arms had to say this -- >> i have no idea what's in the warrant. it's a sealed warrant by the court. >> federal agents also served warrant at the latino caucus office. cal deran ron -- calderon is a member of that caucus. students at uc berkeley are on high alert after a student was assaulted and grizzly peak. the 20-year-old man and is two of his friends parked their car at a lookout point when they were approached by ten people. pun of the students was -- one of the students was punched and kicked several times. oakland police are searching for a suspect they say committed three carjackings, two kidnappings and shot his girlfriend and his

father yesterday. his name is jamar cleveland. police say he's a 9, weighs about 200 -- he's 5'9", weighs about 200 pounds. this is him driving on the international boulevard. he tried to carjack a car parked out front. >> police are working with his friends and family to try and find him. oakland as' pitcher bartolo colon will pitch today under a cloud of suspicion. it's reported that he is about one of 20 players facing suspensions in a widespread

doping scandal. another player is reportedly former san francisco's giants, melky cabrera. he's playing for the blue jays tonight. ryan braun of the milwaukee brewers is also named. >> i will not make any further statements about this. i addressed it in spring training. for all of us, we have a job to do regardless of what the distractions are. this has not been fun. it's not easy. >> the owner of a defunct miami clinic will cooperate with major league baseball and testify that he supplied performance-enhancing drugs to the players. suspensions of up to 100 games could begin by the end -- before the end of the month. the two biggest names involved are yankees' star alex rodriquez and ryan braun.

two as pitchers are implicated. also, gio gonzalez places scrutiny but will likely be exonerated. today an acreditting panel discuss the -- will discuss city college. a report on the panel's recommendation is expected to be released in early july. apple says it plans to add more than 7,000 workers at its cupertino campus in the next flee -- in the next three years. let's check in again with sal and get an update on the status of the fire burning near

the freeway in oakland. >> we want to go right to the live ctbrinin oakland fire battalion chief, eleanor bowlen. can you tell us more about the fire. >> yeah, this is a large victorian that's burned approximately two to three months ago. they are doing an aggressive exterior attack because the stairs are gone due to the fire two or three months ago. we have a two-alarm response there. seven engines. we have a total of 45 personnel there. we arrived from the first 911 call. we arrived on scene in three minutes. two minutes later, they struck a second alarm. as you can see by the pictures, they are making good progress on the fire. >> that's right, chief. we do see the two companies up

there. do you if there was any exposure to the other buildings? >> the buildings there are very close together. that was addressed by the first on-scene company. >> this building had already burned once. is itoo early to t may have caused it fire? >> yes. the investigator is on scene and they will -- and they will have more information coming in. >> they are doing a defensive attack on this building. and even though no one was legally supposed to be inside, is it a possible someone could have been inside, even a homeless person, someone who was not supposed to be? >> you can never rule that out. it would be unsafe for the firefighters to go in. there's no interior stairwells due to the last fire and the -- the structure was already comprospliced in -- compromised in the first place.

>> lightning, chief, thank you for joining us. as you -- okay. chief, thank you for joining us. this is a two-alarm fire. they have 45 firefighters there. stay with us. we'll have another report coming up soon. this is the bay bridge. it's moderate traffic. you will be waiting a little while to get in the city. some tree limbs went count and -- went down. this has rerouted some muni lines. the tree crews have to get rid of the trees first and then pg&e is going to replace the high voltage prosecutor lines. some customers have been without power since last night. let's talk about an overturned truck on the lakeville highway -- south at highway 37.

causing a huge backup getting into novato out of vallejo. if you take 37. 7:the -- 7:39. let's go to steve. >> a big fog bank here. just heard from ronald thompson up in crescent city. 55. a record low maximum te erature for the day. breaking the old market of 56, back in 1984. fog has made it -- actually, it's pulled off the coast a little bit. they've really been socked in. but we have fog all over the place. 50s on the temperatures. here we are at 7:40. antioch is only 56. thunderstorms and today, maybe mammoth, tahoe, truckee, reno, that's all associated with this low off southern california. it's really picked up our fog bank. fog, sun, breezy, to windy. i don't see much change. the only sign that might be warmer is the barometric pressure going up a little bit. there's a lot of low clouds in

place. i tell ya, 50s, 60s, 70s, low 80s. antioch, brentwood oakley. livermore, pleasanton cool. santa cruz, stuck in the soup at 68. fog will burn off sooner on thursday. high pressure will build in. friday looks warmer as well. saturday warm to hot. although, yes, they had 100. one forecast model has backed off on that. i think it will be right and then really drops temperatures on sunday. >> i'm relieved -- i'm relieved to hear that. 7:41. this will make you think twice. something you consume nearly every time you eat at a restaurant reportedly has more bacteria than toilet water. and why apple has been ordered to stop importing certain popular products and president obama's potential role in this case.

stokes trading lower today. taking a live look, the dow is currently down 72. the nasdaq is down 1. the s&p down -- down 12. the s&p is down 8. a u.s. agency has ordered apple to stop importing certain devices because they violent patents held by samsung. the products are all assembled in -- in asia so they are considered imports. president obama has 60 days to rule and veto the building or it will go into effect.

the clorox company presented the east oakland development center with a check for $so,000. the -- for $10,000. it offers programs in tarts and act lettics as well as providing tutor. a huge event that raises a lot of money for cancer he research is being cans -- cancer research is being canceled. the susan g. komen foundation is canceling in san francisco and seven other cities. they are canceling half of the events now that they've lost financial and volunteer part. it all started when the group decided to stop funding for planned parenthood back in 2012. it later reversed the decision

but not before the damage was done. this year's three-day walk will go on as scheduled along the san francisco embarcadero that's starting september 29th but that will be the last. new tests show an alarming amount of bacteria in ice at fast-food restaurants. mcdonald's burk -- burger king and starbucks contained more bacteria than bacteria in the toilet. they also say the reason for the high levels could be -- could be because ice machines don't get cleaned enough. the 22-year-old santa clara county woman was hospitalized after eating mixed berry from costco. the illness is linked to

townsend arms organic frozen berries. the oregon-based producer has issued a recall. the san jose woman accused of planting a finger in a bowl of wendy's chile is heading back to prison. the mapleaded no contest to charges of lying to investigators. police say she claimed two men shot her son in the ankle. it turns out he had accidentally shot himself. the problem was he's not allowed to own a gun while on parole. she served four years behind bars for the wendy's hoax. 7:47. we want to go back to the breaking news that we mentioned earlier this morning about an abandoned house fire in downtown oakland. tara moriarty is there with the latest. >> reporter: we're here at 7ant and harrison. behind me -- 7th and harrison. behind me, there's white smoke that you can make out behind

the palm trees. luckily nobody was inside this fire. >> to our knowledge, i know that the -- i know that the fire that bushed here back in the -- back in january, there were people scene leaving. that very possibly was happening now. i don't have any report yet. >> reporter: we want to mention that this particular structure caught on fire back on january. you guys are out here again. a lot of times with these cases do you find that people are trying to light fires to keep warm? >> exactly. it's oakland, just like san francisco. any opportunity to have a homeless encampment or people sheltering themselves will be taken advantage of. >> reporter: how many people out here? >> right now we have approximately 40 crew members out here and ten companies. >> reporter: the flames were shooting pretty high.

>> from the freeway, i understand it was spectacular. >> at. and i a -- and a lot of people calling this in. it was off the freeway, right on the edge of chinatown. a lot of people out on chinatown. it got a lot of attention. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. >> no problem. >> reporter: we're gonna stay on top of the fire and head down the street and get a closer look and we'll be tweeting photos as well. reporting live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the fire was at 7th and harrison. tear you are will stay on top of it for us. the film about the death of oscar grant's coming out next month. only on 2, his family's reaction to the upcoming premiere hand the package his daughter received in the male.

the family of oscar grant talked to us here about the upcoming release of "fruitvale station." yesterday, oscar grant's father received a package containing posters of the movie. she was just 4 years old when her father was shot by johannes mehserle. her aunt says she's too young to see the film but they still want her to experience the

excitement surrounding the movie. >> she waited up all night. we were by the door waiting for a big package. she feels pretty special and that's what i wanted her to feel. >> fruitvale station won the prize in the sundance film festival. it will be in heat terse next month. eight minutes before -- theaters last month. eight minutes before 8:00. >> an ternal review by the police department found that christopher dorner was justifiably fired and racism was not a factor as he had claimed in a manifesto. the full report is expected to be made public sometime this month. he was bent on revenge when he killed four people, including two police officers in february. a proposed rewrite of the no child left behind education law includes protection for gay

-- for gays and lesbian students. if passed, it could threaten funding if they don't prevent? students from being harassed. the oakland unified school district revoked the school's charter back in march. they say founder ben davis personally profited from $3.8 million in public funding that was funneled to his private business interest. leaders say they've taken every action possible to distance themselves from the founder. a ruling could come as early as tomorrow. traffic congestion is getting increasingly worse, especially in the south bay and san francisco. a new study says congestion went up 25% in the san jose area last year. with the average driver spending 31 hours sitting in

traffic. the average san francisco driver wasted 49 hours in traffic last year but that's actually down 7% from 2011. here is a look at some of the most congested areas for commuters. eastbound highway 4 from bailey road to summersville road, eastbound 80 from highway 101 to san francisco to treasure island and in the south bay -- southbound 101 from fair oaks to dela virginia boulevard. we want -- dela virginia boulevard. -- de la cruz boulevard. we want toeck check back in sal. >> this is blocking some of the city streets, this fire. but people using the posy tube are stuck in the monumental traffic jam. the tube is stopped coming out of alameda. my suggestion is to -- is go to south. then you have to get get onto

880 -- to get onto 880 north which is no picnic but i would still take it. a problem that's a affecting muni lines in the ingleside neighborhood. pg&e crews are repairing a line damaged by a tree limb. overnight, the sunset number 29 muni line has to be reboughted in the area. want to mention there's a new accident that's blocking several lanes in contra costa county southbound 680 at pillow -- at willow pass road. huge problem coming off the benicia bridge. and then on highway 37 there is an overturned truck. at lakeville highway. the traffic coming into marin county is just ridiculous leaving on 37. you might want to consider using the richmond brick. let's go to steve -- bridge. let's go to steve. kevin in sausalito said

this is a stratus deck. if i said i know. but my neighbor calls the fog. so we call it fog. we're not going to -- cool down much more than we have. today was very cool. today will be the same. there will be some temperatures. clearlake hit 90. most locations did cool down. you can see some of the thunderstorm activity associated with the low -- associated with the low. the fog bank is front and center. low clouds, fog, sun. i really don't see much change. too much fog. it will be slow clearing. 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. high pressure will build in. we'll see some of the updated information beginning to come in. it will be warmer. we'll get in the 90s on friday and saturday but there are signs now that not as warm as thought. there are signs that a pretty

dramatic cooldown happens sunday into monday. we've been following the developing news in the east bay. an update on the house fire. a wild chase from san francisco to berkeley. how a range ver ended up in the estuary. >> reporter: the high school attended by audrey pott who committed suicide because of cyberbullying may adoptage policy that would allow kids to if -- adopt a poll -- a policy that would alou kids to use their smartphone. we'll explain. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch

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charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm bruno res -- i'm brian

flores. we start off with steve. pretty good? >> it will be a cool, breezy day for many. it does look warmer a little bit thursday. then friday saturday will be warm to hot. that's coming up in about ten minutes. this fire is having impact on the traffic coming out of alameda, especially. but also on 880 as we pull back here. you can see the ladder trucks clearly from the freeway here and 880 is slowing down past the scene. the posey tube is a mess. for oak, i suggest using a -- for oakland, i suggest using a different way out. i want to mention that power lines have been affected by trees in san francisco in the merced heights neighborhood -- heights neighborhood. some people are without power. pg&e hopes to have everyone back online by noon. let's go back to the desk.

>> thank you, sal. it's the developing news we've been following for the past hour. a fire at an abandoned victoria in the east bay. tara moriarty is in oakland with why firefighters are very farm with the particular property. >> reporter: a lot of folks were calling this one in. behind me you can see they are just finishing up their ry aggressive exterior attack. >> they are up on the ladder truck and they are spraying down on the roof. the shingles have been flying. we did see some flames coming out of the side windows about 15 minutes ago. it seems like everything is under control. soon the crews will go inside to start their interior attack.

the fire broke mouth at 7:15 -- broke out at 7:15. this is an abandoned structure. no one was inside. but the last -- but the last time there was a fire here, back in january, if we can -- it be we can take a look at that video. you can see there were flames in that fire. in this kate this morning, the chief -- in this case this morning, they don't believe anyone was inside. they will try to figure out the exact cause of this fire. but again, abandoned building, no injuries as we understand but there's -- back here live, this roadway is blocked off here on 7th. blocked off between webster and harrison. if you need to get through, you will have to go around the

block. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. 8:03. meanwhile, we're learning more about how a car suspected in a hit and run ended up in a berkeley estuary. dive teams pulled off the range rover about 4:45 this morning. police say the whole incident began in san francisco late last night. the suspect a accused of smashing a neighbor's door with a hammer, had a run-in with him and drove his car off. the suspect told investigators he drove into the estuary in order to hide. >> he said he just wanted to get away from the police. he pulled up here, made a right turn and drove straight into the estuary. >> the suspect was shivering when loaded onto an ambulance but officers do not believe he suffered any serious injuries. a fire and a power outage in fruitvale overnight. thieves may be to blame.

firefighters believe a would-be robber started this. they say someone trying to steal copper cut into a live power. the outage lasted about an hour. meantime, pg&e crews are still on the scene of this power outage in san francisco. part of a tree fell on power lines onrfield. these are live pictures of crews there. sal's been telling you about this because muni is being rerouted. pg&e hopes to restore power to nearly 600 affected customers by noon. a new antibullying cool is drawing -- tool is drawing image at one school. janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: good morning. well, students arrived in the last 20 minutes here. it's the last day of school. i'm told some of them are still rattled about what happened to audrie pott. you will remember, she was the

teenager who committed suicide last fall. her parents say she was bullied and now the los gatos/saratoga school district will look into a free service offered by blackboard, inc. it's two-way texting. students can confidentially tend texts about bully and abuse to officials. this is available to all schools grades kindergarten through 12th. the district would have to pay $125 for the phone -- phone line but the service is free. the assistant superintendent says they are very interested in using anti-bullying tools like this and sounds like it a val ruable mechanism -- valuable mechanism, he says. here's what one thought -- >> i've never been in a huge group where there's huge social

pressure. i'm not exactly one of the cool kids. if i did notice that, i think it would be better to do it like this rather than using facebook or something where you have your name on it. >> reporter: the assistant superintendent says in light of what happened to audrie pott that they need to be vigilant. they say they want to give kids the opportunity to share what's going on and feel safe. but he couldn't comment more about audrie pott just because of pending litigation happening right now. again, the district will be exploring whether or not it will use this service. they said they are looking into whether or not they should do an anonymous hot line. they will see which one will be the best fit. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> want to check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads. still a backup near the house fire in oakland? >> yes under there's all kinds of other things going on.

it's kind of -- it's kind of been a busy morning. 37 driving to novato is a mess because of an overturned truck on lakeville highway, visible from the freeway. this is near willow pass road. traffic had been light but it's been getting busier. the bay bridge has cleared out a little bit. if you are trying to get on there, it looks good. as tori mentioned, the 880 freeway and the posey tube affected by the fire at 7th and marry son -- hashry son. the posey tube, the tube -- harrison. the posey tube, it gets out right near the fire. some of the streets are blocked and the traffic is a mess. if you want to get out of alameda, go down to the fruit veil bridge and get down to northbound 880. let's go to steve. >> all right.

thank you. a lot of low clouds in place, even well inland. a couple of nice tweets coming in. britney, in the city, i'm putting my wool coat over my sweater. june in the city. yes. look at all of the low clouds and fog, it's lifted. you can combine that with a rather robust wind and we have a cool, cool morning. high pressure building in tomorrow. rod a lot of fog by the coast. i could own -- today a lot of fog by the coast. i could only find a couple of breaks by the sonoma coast. sunny, breezy, mild, maybe warm. you have to be way out there. i mean, even past the back 40 to be in the warm to hot category. 57 fairfield. they were down to 53.

had wind gusting to 40 miles an hour. still westerly at 21. overcast at cordelia, usually the fog on the hills. today won't be much warmer than yesterday. west at napa, west-southwest, concord. west at livermore, you get -- you get the idea. west at sfo. so the sea breeze is definitely working out. it's in full force. 57 tahoe. 67 reno. 55 ukiah. that's not too bad. only 58 in sacramento. rather cool there. you can see why. the low cloud deck and the robust sea breeze is making an impact. breezy, windy. not much change. i actually undercut the temperatures. they tried to warm it up and i'm like really? i don't think so. tomorrow we'll start a warmup. fog will burn off sooner. the -- it will be sunny and warmer and probably warm to hot. we'll see if the forecast

models stay the course. it will still be warm to hot but a cooler pattern on sunday. 8:10. a change in the weather is benefiting crews at a southern california fire. cooler temperatures have helped firefighters contain 65% of this wildfire in the angeles national forest. however, wind gusts are still a problem. in fact, they caused some flareups yesterday. the fire north of l.a. near palmdale is -- is known as the powerhouse fire. we have our first confirmed cases of west nile virus in the bay area. two dead birds found in san mateo county have tested positive for the virus. one bird was found in the hillsdale area, the other was found near hayward park. and mosquitoes spread the disease. so most humans who are infected really don't feel anything, but about 20% do get flu-like symptom -- symptoms and a small percentage get ill and could

die. the best way to prevent west nile is to empty standing water. the sheriff's department is looking for a suspect. they released thisful video of shots fired at the south san jose substation. cutes say -- deputies say the suspect likely knew the surrounding area of the substation because that person is not seen on the video. oakland's two largest civilian unions are threatening to go on strike. they will take a strike vote next cut.

city revenues are on the increase but the city still wants them to pay more of their pension and healthcare costs. oakland civil upworkers have not gone on strike since 1946. the schedule for the upcoming america's cup is in serious doubt. the mercury news reports, sailing experts believe the artie mess racing -- ararte mess racing team -- arartemes -- artemes will not race. 8:13. a new job for u.s. ambassador susan rice. a horrific accident claims the life of a boy. what witnesses say happened moments before the driver crashed his suv into a tree. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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temperatures 50s, 60s. not very warm at at&t. that's for sure. temperatures will be in the 50s, 60s and 70s. protesters clash with police and turkey overnight hours after the country's deputy prime minister apologized for a violent crackdown on demonstrators. it's the 6th straight day protest verse taken to the streets in istanbul for protests. at least two people have been killed and thousands more injuredded. 8:16. we're expecting president obama to announce susan rice as the

replacement for his national security adviser. a news conference is scheduled for 11:15 this morning. kyla campbell is in washington where some republicans are less than thrilled with this appointment. kyla? >> reporter: senator mccain was one of the first to take to twit -- twitter, saying he disagrees with this but will work with her on important issues. mccain and other republicans were critical of her after the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi this past september. they accused rice of giving misleading accounts of the attack by omitting information. you right remember that president obama considered her as secretary of state but republicans threatened to block that because of benghazi. the president will also name samantha power as rice's

replacement. she's a former white house adviser. even if republicans are angry over rice's appointment, there's not much they can do about it. this post does not require senate confirmation. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:17. two waiters and another woman are in custody in connection with a mass abducktion in mexico city -- abduction in mexico city. a witness told police that the bar's staff sent victims outside on the streets where armed men ordered them into suvs. amnesty international is calling the number of unsolved disappearances in mexico a human rights crisis. police in india are issuing an alert after three men are accused of gang raping an american woman. bris say she was unable to find a -- police say she was unable

to find a taxi. the three men in a truck drove her to a secluded spot where they reportedly raped her. she went to police. no arrests have been made. authorities have set up roadblocks to check any truck leaving town. disturbing testimony from the father of a teenaged girl gang raped out outside of a homecoming dance. 20-year-old marcelas peter and jose montono are accused of raping the girl while as many as 20 joined in or -- joined in or watched. the victim is expected to take the stand later this week. at a hearing yesterday, senators grilled military leaders been -- about an alarming increase in the number of sexual assaults within the armed forces. the military leaders say they do not agree with proposals to strip commanders of their authority over sexual assault

cases. removing commanders. making commanders less responsible and less accountable will not work. >> you have lost the trust of the men and women who rely on you, that you will actually bring justice in these cases. they are afraid to report. >> the pentagon estimated there are 26,000 cases of sexual assault in the military last year. in more than half of those cases, the victims were men. a decorated former navy s.e.a.l. has published her book from her transformation from a man to a woman. she said she struggled with her identity during her 20 years in the military but was afraid to say anything until she retired two years ago. her teammates she says have been 100% supportive. we're getting new information on three bank robbers wanted for three robberies. yesterday, we reported three robbers hit a cafe bank in

millbrae on monday. now that same trio is suspected of robbing a bank in san francisco's chinatown the same day and another san francisco bank on april 19th. the fbi says these bank surveillance pictures show the robbers in action. agents say the suspects are described as african-american, about 20 to 35 yearold. they used guns to intimidate people in the banks before grabbing crash. >> very violent, aggressive when they entered the bank. one jumped across the counter. took the money and they fled that one particular bank. >> after the robbery, the chinatown bank banned anyone with hats, hoodies or sunglasses. the fbi says the robbers got away in an older, light-colored ford taurus. a young child is dead after a horrific high-speed accident where speeds reportedly reached nearly 100 miles an hour. the accident happened on the paseo padre yesterday afternoon. a relative told police the family was readed to -- was

headed to a water park in fremont, when the father lost control, hit a curb and slammed into a tree. the rear part of the car flew about 20 yards with a young child slapped into a safety seat. >> i went inside the car and i saw them bleeding heavily and maybe after 20 seconds -- [inaudible] >> the couple suffered serious injuries. the witnesses say the father was going upwards of 100 miles per hour in a 35-mile-an-hour zone. 8:22. coming up, a unique opportunity that has not been offered in years. how you can purchase your final resting space in a spot built by a famous architect. and steve paulson will tell us where temperatures will top out today and when the hot weather will peak this week. good morning.

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8:25. there's a unique opportunity for your final resting place in oakland. this year marks 85 years since the redesign of the chapel of the chimes mazda lee yum which was built by -- mazda lee yum

-- mausoleum. it was built by julia morgan. that area is very popular but it's been sold out for years. >> she actually built this part of the building from 1926 to 1928. it kind of has a gothic look with the features in it. >> some of these cost as much as $55,000. the property is a maze of small rooms. the mausoleum is open seven days a week for people to scroll the ground. work will take place between vacaville and dixon from meridian road to highway 113 starting tomorrow. crew also spend a week inning are up and repaving the lanes from 10:00 at night to 6:00 a.m. work starts next thursday.

let's go to sal. and sal, 37, 680 merced heights, 88 to and the posy tube, i don't know where you start. >> you wrote them all down. i'm impressed. >> well yes. >> this time i'm going to start with 880 northbound because of an earlier fire in the chine nowtown area. people leaving -- chinatown area. people leaving are trying to avoid the tube and that's made things a mess all over alameda and yea 80. the -- and 880. the bay bridge toll plaza has lightened up. it's a very nice drive getting into san francisco. menlo park, pal area, some -- palo alto area, some traffic here. southbound 680 at willow pass road, there is a crash clearing there. the traffic is going to be slow

also on 680 leaving walnut creek for danville. let's go to steve. >> thank you. a lot of low clouds. we call it fog making a rather strong surge inland. there are a couple of breaks. they may burn off sooner today. when you get this big of a fog bank and a west wind across the board, look at that. that's a lot of low clouds and fog. even some thunderstorms up in the sierra nevada. highs very close to yesterday. maybe one or two degrees warmer inland. i think somebody in weather would only notice. 50s, 60s 70s, 80s. friday, saturday do look warm to hot. there's about a ten-degree difference between one forecast model and the other one. as we like to say, brian, we'll know more tomorrow. >> sounds good. thank you. we're following breaking news out of philadelphia. a building has collapsed and people are believed to be trapped inside. we'll bring you the live pictures next. oakland police are out searching for a man they say rent on a rampage carjacking and shooting people. part of the crime wave was caught on video.

>> reporter: we're live in chinatown where a fire rips through an old victorian home. this wasn't the first time. we'll tell you how it is impacting traffic. >> reporter: i spoke to a man who witnessed last night's officer-involved shooting in vallejo. the warning the officer gave to that suspect. i will have that coming up on "mornings on 2" when we continue. [ both ] we're foodies. [ both laughing ] but our plants were starving. [ man ] we love to eat. we just didn't know that our plants did, too. then we started using miracle-gro liquafeed every two weeks. now our plants get the food they need while we water. dinner's ready. come and get it. no one goes hungry in this house. so they're bigger, healthier, and more beautiful. guaranteed. with miracle-gro anyone can have a green thumb. and a second helping. [ both laughing ] when you feed your plants... everyone grows with miracle-gro.

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welcome back. we're following breaking news coming out of philadelphia where -- where a building has collapsed. still up clear how the building has collapsed. but we believe that eight to ten people may be trapped inside

the rubble. we'll continue to bring you breaking news as soon as we get it. an abandoned victorian home near 880 in oakland caught fire a little more than an hour ago. it's the same house that went up in flames in late january. ktvu's tara moriarty is near the house near chinatown with the latest information there. >> reporter: these flames were spectacular. firefighters say they had a lot of calls on them. commuters on the freeway could see them shoots up over the -- shooting up over the rooftop. there was heavy smoke that could be soon. this was off 7th and harrison in chinatown, not far from ktvu headquarters. crews responded at 7:15. within a half an hour, they had it under control. this was an abandoned building. officials don't believe anyone was inside. that's the good news. more than 40 firefighters tackled the flames and did a

really aggressive exterior attack from two ladder trucks. right now they are gonna be headed inside to make sure the hot spots are out. this isn't the first time we've had a fire at the building. another one, january 23rd of this year. the deputy chief told us the same home went up in flames. people were scene running from the home. obviously the cause of the fire under investigation. was somebody lighting a fire in there to keep warm? the investigator has arrived on scene. back here live, you can see that they are still spraying water on the victorian home on that second story there just to make sure that everything is 0 -- everything is out. as far as traffic goes, we're on 7th street and is blocked off between webster and harrison. if you need to get sand the area, i suggest going around the block. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the search for answers

continues after a man was shot and killed by police at the vallejo marina. that's where we find ktvu channel 2 reporter katie utehs. katie, you just spoke with someone who heard those crucial moments before the officer fired his gun. >> reporter: that's right. he gives a vive jade -- vive yesterday recollection of what he heard. there's the c-dock you can see the police crime scene still there after blocking off the scene. there is a pathway that goes around the marina, a lot of walkers use it both morning and night. i just spoke with the man who heard the shots and the officer. >> i was talking on the dock and i heard an officer clearly yell, hands up, hands up and then it was five to seven shots. >> reporter: the walker who did not want to be identified said the shooting happened around

8:00 or so last night. he said about 8:08, 8:1. someone called northbound -- 8:12. someone called 911 about an argument here. the caller said death threats had been made. investigators confirm multiple shots were fired and a man on the boat had a boat -- a man on the boat had a gun. police did not say how many times the man was hit. the officer responded on the scene was alone. his backup was on his way. this happened in a matter of moments. police are still -- are still looking for the man involved in the original argument or the person. they are not really sure who that original argument involved but they do want to talk to that person if there was another one involved. we may also want -- learn more information about the man involved. vallejo police hope to get us that information later today.

back to you. >> thank you. last night eight shooting marks the second deadliest shooting in vallejo so far this year. the other happened on march 20th when the man got into a four-hour standoff with officers. that suspect was found later dead inside his home. the department got a lot of attention when the department had six deadly offs -- officer- involved shootings. police are looking for jamar cleveland. this is video of him walking into an auto shop on international boulevard with a gun yesterday morning. he carjacked a car driving down the street and tried to carjack a car out front. he drove to 105th and shot and rounded his father. all of that came after he allegedly shot and wounded his

boyfriend. >> any time somebody engages in that kind of activity. it's reasonable to believe he would be a threat to other millions of the public. another clip shows cleveland returning to the auto shop after the first carjacking. he walked to a parked car and drove off with it. police are working with his friends and family to try to find 8:36. we're talking about smart phones and crime. representatives from apple, samsung, google and microsoft are all expected to neat next with -- to meet with new york city's attorney general and george gascon. they want to know why companies have not come up with technology that would make stolen devices useless. new this morning, the former ceo of rupert murdoch's company has pleaded not guilty. the charges come amid the revolution that journalists at

organizations observed by robert murdock racked into -- harked into e-mails, including the royal family. let's go to sal. >> these are average delay times for your flights. you should check with your fly. the planes are late coming in and in turn they are late going back out. it's still kind of a mess getting out of alameda out of the posy tube because of the fire. basically right on the other side of the tube at 7th and harrison it's causing a big traffic tieup. get out of alameda. and this morning at the toll plaza, it's very nice. it's light coming in to san francisco. at 8:38. this is a look at the bridge. road sensors showing traffic

looking good there. i want to mention on the peninsula at willow, they are clearing a crash. let's go to steve. all right, sal. very good morning. a lot of low clouds 0 in -- a lot of low clouds in place. rather strong and dominant fog bank helped along by a little low and you get the west wind or northwest and i tell ya, things are in favor for a very envelope cool pattern. thunderstorms firing up. lows staying off the coast for now. it will probably punch inland maybe on sunday. if that's the case, there could be more thunderstorms and a rapid cooldown. not much change. morning clouds, breezy to windy in spots. yesterday. i think today we'll roll it right over. 50s, 60s and 70s. thursday, friday, saturday will be warm. there will be a little bit of cloud cover, there are partly cloudies on sunday. one forecast model really is not buying into the big warmup.

it does warm us up but the other one is very, very warm. we'll see. it will warm up the fog will burn off sooner. 50s, and 60s. there's very, very few changes in the temperatures because everyone is under cloudy skies. the wind continues to be off the ocean. westerly breeze. delta breeze, low cloud, west at napa, west at oakland, west at sfo. all the way out to livermore as well. that's a pretty good signature that's to warm up. the barometer is rising a little bit. that might be one sign that the fog burns off sooner. maybe a one or two-degree warmup. 57 in tahoe. sacramento is in the 50s. that tells you the delta breeze has made its impact out to san francisco. and it looks like a rather gray day for some. low clouds will retreat. maybe a little sooner today. but overall temperatures, 50s, 60s, 70s. gray kind of a slight mist. very cool gray. 50s, 60s, 70s. even 70s for morgan hill and

gilroy. fog will burn off sooner. friday, saturday we'll warm up. warm to hot compared to where we are now. we'll see how hot on saturday if the one model backs off. i tend to believe the one that's cooling down a little bit. then sunday brings in a big cooldown. thank you, steve. oakland police headquarters has reopenedpupipe burst yester flooding the building. cleanup crews are on site at the building on 7th street addressingsh -- assetting the -- assessing the damage. it's not the first time flooding has affected operations at the building. back in 2007, hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage was caused and caused some police units to relocate to other areas for months. the connection to the giants' and as as and the doping -- as and the doping scandal. >> reporter: will kids be more

likely to report bully be if they could text school staff confidently? we'll tell you about one school district considering using this tool when "mornings on 2" continues. yq yq

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more a year than employees who don't light up. that number comes from lost productivity, higher healthcare cost and absenteeism. research says the findings report the number of employers who ban smoking in the workspace or refuse to hierers let's get you updated on top of the top stories -- dive teams pulled you on the a range rover from the estuary about two hours ago. the suspect, police say, drove the vehicle into the estuary to elude capture. happening now -- emergency crews are frantically searching for survivors in the rubble of a building that collapsed in philadelphia. eight to ten people may be trapped. dozens of paramedics and -- and fire crews have been called to

the scene. janine de la vega is live from saratoga and tells us about a school district adopting a texting service. >> reporter: it's the last day here at saratoga high. they are in the midst of planning for graduation. district officials say they plan to explore this anti- bulling tool which students can use through their cell phone. the assistant superintendent of curriculum at the los gatos saratoga school district says over the summer, they are interested in looking at a service called tip-text. blackboard, inc is offering it free to every school from kindergarten to 12th grade. the district says the challenge to get students to open -- says it is cammed to get students to -- it is challenging to get students to open up. audrie pott committed suicide last fall after a picture of

her was taken of her on her cell phone and shared among students. her parents say she was bullied. here's what one student said about this anti-bullying tool. >> a lot of people, like, don't want to be perceived i told on this person. if you do it anonymously, people would -- wouldn't have that much of a problem telling, reporting bullying. >> reporter: services being offered for free. each district would have to pay $125 to set up a dedicated phone line. district officials say that sounds reasonable. another tool they are looking up is an anonymous hot line. they need to evaluate which service and which anti-bullying tool works best and is a good fit for their district. jag, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland as pitcher bartolo colon will pitch today but

under a cloud of suspicion. he's about one of 20 players facing suspensions in a widespread doping scandal. another player is giants' outfielder melky cabrera. he's playing against the giants for his new team, the blue jays. some fans think the players should be punished if they are guilty. >> anyone that's gonna jeopardize their career to stake steroids and -- to take steroids, and if that's what it takes to stay in the league, you don't belong in the league. >> the owner of a now-defunct miami clinic with cooperate with mlb and testify that he supplied these performance- enhancing drugs to the players. the players could challenge through arbitration. some of the big-named players involve include alex rodriquez and ryan braun of the make brewers. two former as' pitchers are

also implicated. espn reports that another ex- as' pitcher gio gonzalez will likely be exonerated. the network reports that he bought legal substances from the clinic. chances are you've seen people walking around in pink raising money for breast cancer awareness. but pam cook has more on how this is gonna change. >> the susan g. komen foundation is canceling half of the events around the country including the one in san francisco. seven cities will be off the list now that the foundation has lost financial and volunteer support. it all started when the group made a controversial decision to stop its funding for planned parenthood programs in january 2012. that decision reportedly made by the founder and susan g. komen's sister. it later reversed that decision but not before the damage was done and support for the foundation was pulled.

now, a spokeswoman for the foundation says economic uncertainty and competition from other charities factored in that decision as well. but the susan g. komen foundation walk will go on as scheduled this year in september in san francisco. then after that, it's off the list. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, pam. ten minutes before 9:00. the funeral for new jersey senator frank lautenberg is petting underway in new york city -- getting underway in new york city. these are live pictures right now. the 89-year-old was a liberal democrat, the oldest member of the senate and the last world war ii veteran. vice president joe biden and former secretary of state hillary clinton are among those scheduled to speak at the funeral this morning. a service will also be held at the frank lautenberg rail station in new jersey before his casket is put on an amtrak train to washington. the senator was an outspoken advocate for funding of rail

service. 8:51. in the city of sonoma, they are throwing political weight behind the drake's boy oyster company. they voted to sign a resolution of support for the oyster farm in west marin county. the national parks service refused to renew the list. the farm's operator filed suit to stay open. the appellate court has not handed down a decision yet. big changes are coming to a park in san francisco. this fall a renovation project will get underway at delores park. this will include the insulation of new bathrooms, upgraded walkways and a designated area for dogs off their leash. in october, the northern half of the park will be closed for the first part of the improvement. the entire project is expected to last at least a year. still painful to talk about

for san francisco. it should be the 49ers. it's the raiders. the one player who won't be at the white house today.

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check this out. a group of fishermen has one whale of a story to tell.

they caught this 12-foot long, 1300-pound shark off the coast of huntington beach beach on monday -- of huntington beach on monday. this is believed to be the biggest shark ever caught by individual fishermen. the anglers used chop mackerel for bait. an $18,000 reward is being offered in a case of dog abuse. someone abandoned a severely injured german shepherd at oakland animal services last thursday. the animal was dying of starvation and dehydration. the vet said they had to put the dog off. the dog was dropped off here by a man in a crate without food or water. if you know this individual, please call police. let's go to live pictures now of president obama. he's hosting the super bowl

champions, the ravens at the white house. one individual who won't be there is anquan boldin. he's in santa clara training with his new team. he did tweet he's sad to miss a great opportunity but he's sure that his ex-teammates will share the memories on his behalf. >> yeah. could have would have should have. gotta move on. let's check in with sal. >> 880 northbound for drivers trying to get into downtown oakland because of earlier problems. 880 is slow. getting out of alameda, we don't recommend using the tube, use the bridges. this is the toll plaza, it looks good. san francisco recovering from -- from earlier problems on the freeway. a little bit busy but not all that bad. let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds, cool for some, kind of mild.

westerly breeze. tomorrow warmer, fog will burn off sooner. it will warm up friday/saturday. we'll see how much. >> okay. thank you, sir. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> be sure to watch the noon news for more on president obama's official announcement. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. thank you for joining us. busch

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