we have breaking news out of hayward. a car smash into a cvs drugstore. the nearby road work. president obama getting ready for a major policy speech. he will give it in a couple hours right here in the bay area. what he is expected to talk about and why he says it's really important for latinos. and a flap over gragua on -- fragua on national donut day. e-mails and videos the silicon valley company that handed over that information. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this friday morning june 7th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. we go to steve. it depends on where you are how you are going to dress.

>> a huge difference. it's a little cool for some. there is a lot of fog out there. some temps in the low 50s. it will be warm to hot inland. that will take the brunt of this. we will see the 90s coming back. 86 santa rosa. 62 pacifica. here is sal. steve, good morning. right now 24 westbound looks okay but there is report of a car fire westbound 24 near the caldecott tunnel at wilder road. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the golden gate bridge. now back to the desk. we are following breaking news in alameda county. a cvs pharmacy in hayward will open on time at can this morning. that is despite a car that came plowing into the front entrance. the car left a dent near the doorway. the driver told me he was confused because of construction in the area. he didn't realize the street in front of the store was one way. he said he swerved to avoid a traffic sign and ended up

hitting the pharmacy. >> i haven't been here in a couple months. so i didn't know all the street regulations. and this came out of nowhere. >> the driver suffered minor scratches but he was not seriously hurt. oakland police searching for a driver who plowed into an apartment building overnight. police say the driver lost control and crashed into an apartment on rutherford street. you can see the huge hole there in the -- in the building. the driver ran away from the scene. president obama is waking up in san jose this morning and in just about three hours from right now he will due to talk to reporters about his health care reform law. janine de la vega is outside the janine you're on the phone

right now correct? >> reporter: yes, that is right. right now there is a security sweep in the ballroom where the news conference will take place where obama will be talking about health care. so they have bomb sniffing dogs and they are going to go over all of our video equipment. to make sure everything is safe. a lot of security here at the fairmont. outside on market street, it's blocked. completely to vehicle traffic. we see heavy police presence. i poked my head into the front entrance of the fairmont. there is a metal detector there with guards saying you are entering a secured area. now mr. obama is -- and the effort the president are --

president obama will california is president arrived in the bay area idea and -- both were i read money. one is more ever he says he needs to get people in congress to are his optimism and doesn't think compromise is a dirty word. president obama will make comments. it's not open to the -- leak on to pest. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> janine de la vega live on the phone for us.

now president obama's motorcade this morning could effect rush hour traffic in the south bay. after he finishes his speech in san jose, the president will head to moffett field in mountain view. that is about 9:15 or in that area. the likely route will be highway 87 to 101 north. that motorcade could slow down traffic in the area which is typical because of the president's motorcade and the police in the area. again the president's speech this morning in san jose scheduled to begin at 8:50. ktvu which will be watching it for you and share you all the details throughout mornings on 2. >> when president obama leaves the bay area this morning, he is flying to southern california for a two-day meeting with the president of china. a main focus of that meeting is expected to be cyber security. i want to show you video of chinese president and his wife arriving in los angeles yesterday. the leaders of the world's two biggest economies are scheduled to met.

many silicon valley companies will be -- google and adobe systems are among the bids saying they have been targeted by chinese hackers. there will be police officers at a middle school in clayton this morning after a bomb threat was found in a girl's bathroom. it reads quote i will blow up this school on 6/7/2013. the school says it has investigated the threat and it is safe for students to come to school today. police will be on come pus as a -- will be on campus as a precaution. today is donut day. everybody is lining top try a donut filled with fragua. brian has more. >> reporter: it's pretty controversial this morning.

fragua is duck or goose fat. at least in the state of california it's illegal to produce and sell it here. because they say it's an maul cruel -- animal cruelty. but what if you gave it away for free? they will be serving as many as they can while supplies lasts. but however, many customers are letting their voice heard. we spoke to the owners a few minutes ago. they did promote the image on their website but they removed comments because they were threatening violence. they say they are not violating

the ban if trover tonnennen there are. krispy kreme donut giving away free donuts. this dates back to the 1930s when salvation army donut girls gave free donuts and coffee to members of the war. volunteers are delivering donuts to emergency responders and veterans. that includes the salvation army in downtown oakland. >> very good. time now 6:08. let's check in with sal. you're watching the teleplay v and -- toll plaza eneverything else. i want to check out that toll plaza. traffic is slow heading down south out of san leandro to hayward. also in the east bay they are

clearing up a car fire. the fire department is on the scene. hasn't been causing a huge traffic jam. dave mentioned the toll plaza. i want to look at it. it is backed up but not as backed up as it normally is. it's lighter than usual and the metering lights have not gone on. we might have a little bit of lighter than usual conditions. some like to say friday night. others just say hey, it's friday. this is a look at 880 north and southbound. let's go to steve. sal. >> yes, sir? >> it's friday. very thick fog out there. i've been doing this a long time. travis has a west wind at 20 miles an hour. that is a decent delta breeze. just saying. there is a lot of fog out there. if you're up in yew ya -- it's

therennen if if if the city just not getting if sonoma county airport just don't warm up. but they do but not outrageous. 50s on the temps. 54 san jose. half-moon bay is 50. 52 novato. it's cool. very cool. and there is also that fog. west at 20 miles an hour. that has to collapse in orders if us to get really hot. but there is a little component of a westerly breeze but it's losing its grip. expect for a few locations. 44 tahoe. yew chi yap 56. ukiah will be about 101. fog, sun, warmer. warm to hot. away from the coast thick fog by it. we'll go 60s and 70s and 80s

and some 90s. 95 gilroy. pleasanton. mountain 81. san mateo 77. hoof moon bay 67. saturday will be the hostest day. we could drop 15-20 degrees. that a controversy about speaking spanish on the job. >> they are going outside the parameters of the law. >> the reason two employees were suspended from whole foods. disturbing new testimony from a witness in a richmond gang rape trial. plus the hack attack at local grocery stores may have left your personal information in the wrong hands. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. if you shopped at a raley supermarket recently you may want to check your bank account. it can't say for certain if any customer information was stolen. raley's has been notifying people through e-mail. one man who regularly shops at raleys says he keeps a close eye on this bank statements. >> i check mine every two weeks because i've been hacked into with my debt card three times.

>> reporter: one security expert tells us cyber attacks on businesses are quite common and they could happen several times a week. time is 6:14. some lawmakers say they have no problem with the recently revealed government surveillance program. one that has been tracking millions of the defenders of the program say it has pretended forecast ever. >> reporter: he says quote the unauthorized disclosure of information about this important and entirely legal program is rep hencable and risks protection for the security of americans. the government is reviewing not just phone records, but internet data. the surveillance program is called prism. gettives the government access to the injure computer systems.

potentially giving the government access to e-mails and phone calms. they are also monitoring phone records. >> this program was used to stop a program excuse me stop a terrorist attack in the united states. we know that. >> reporter: president obama speaking locally in two hours about health care we'll see if he also addresses this growing controversy over surveillance programs. live in washington scott mcfarland. the two men shown on the front page of the new york post are now suing that newspaper. the paper showed the two men standing next to -- the picture implies the pen were suspects. the paper previously said they

received a i. seven active duty u.s. marines are among the people arrested in connection to a major crime ring in san diego. they are accused of dealing with stolen cars and military gear. some of which was stolen from camp pendleton. all together 50 people were arrested. in addition to the seven marine assay already and seven former service members were arrested. disturbing new details emerge during the trial of two men accused of gang raping a teenage girl. a former student testified march sell loss peter and month tan owe -- if convicted they could get life in prison.

a family in sonoma county believes a bare is >> she says when they came home tuesday night that -- the two goats were dead. this is not the first time they have spotted the bear. the new cost of fighting that massive wild fire in southern california. more than $11 million has been spent fighting the power house fire. it's 83% contained. it burned 24 homes and almost 30 other buildings. firefighters have contained another wild fire north of los angeles. this one in ventura county. it started yesterday afternoon. the fire disrupted metro link train service for awhile. it also burned more than 50 acres before it was brought under control last night. so far no homes have been

damaged. contra costa county is trying to get rid of guns on the streets. the direct attorney tells the times he is launching a gun buy back program this summer. the exact dates and times have not been set but it's open to archlying in the county. people $100 for handguns and $50 for rifles and shotguns. sal, you have been talking a lot about tries down this morning. what happened in fairfield? >> yeah. remember we were talking about this since 4:30 dave and pam. we have the video of the tree that came town after it was hit by a big rig set of doubles. this is new video of crews clipping up this it happened around 3 3:allying alert is in

effect. this if let's go to there is still a backup that is 15-20 minutes if. not all that bad. we are expecting it to clear out after 8:00. this is a look at westbound 92 as you head out to the high- rise. the traffic looks good. the fog and the low clouds may effect flights in and out of sfo. in fact i'm almost betting on it here. we will confirm that for you and just to be safe if you're taking a flight you should check with your carrier. let's go to seve. >> i bet so sal. flighted a i have so on twitter usual -- advisor on twitter usually comes up with that. there is a lot of fog. inland it will burn off soon. 50s on the temp.

san jose i've seen 52-degree readings not far away. upper 40s in the santa cruz mountains. west wind at 20 miles an hour at travis. high pressure doesn't get warm to hot conditions inland. inland temperatures will jump up about 5-10 degrees. the hottest day will be saturday and staff that we will drop big time. coast 60s, bay 80. so hot to -- but 60s to 90s. concord 93. santa rosa only 86. 87 napa. st. helena will probably be about 95. same with livermore, gilroy, san jose 84. 83 redwood city. 64 half-moon bay. if you're in the valley, it will be hot.

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 6:24 is the time right now. google says it can predict which movies will be among the best. google checks movie title searches a week before the movie opens and compares comedies to comedies. action movies to action movies. me channellics at -- mechanics at six flags says their labor dispute is over. they were locked out of their jobs in late april. they have reached an agreement with park operators for a new contract. it's their first union contract and they will get overtime pay which has been a major sticking point in the negotiation. your time is 6:25. two whole foods employees claim they have been suspended from their jobs for speaking

spanish. their manager told them they violated the grocery chain english only policy. it's not clear whether there is such a policy. a whole foods executive from the area issued a statement saying employees are required to speak english when they're on the clock. however, a company spokesman later said whole foods has no such policy. and those employees were suspended for being rude and disrespectful. >> i talk to members in spanish all the time. it's the truth. >> so far more than 500 people signed an online petition calling for a boycott of whole foods until the policy is changed. justin bieber is taking his act to outer space. bieber and their agent purchased tickets. they take people 62 miles up to the boundary of outer space. they will feel a few seconds of weightlessness. get a great view of earth and

experience a roller coaster ride back to the runway. tickets by the way $250,000. sal, that is nothing for justin bieber. nothing. $250,000. >> i don't think it is. i think he can for us it would be like $20. >> yeah. good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at the commute now. traffic is moving along pretty well northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. it's a nice looking drive. no major problems on 17 coming over the hills. and the traffic also looks good on the sunol grade. southbound 680 passing mission. here's a man rich in spirit. >> i wonder ifkey shaun johnson will join justin. >> good one. thank you. temperatures will be jump up. by the coast there is plenty of fog. 60s even in san francisco oakland 67. inland 90s. far enough inland close to 100.

a little warmup away from the coast today. coming up next defining an eviction order. why protestors are protesting an oakland farm. we are live in hayward where a college student crashed his car into a cvs pharmacy. we'll tell you why he's blaming a city construction project. and the opening bell is about to ring. it looks like a pretty good day following good numbers on the job market. look at 'em.

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numbers. good number of jobs were created last month. analysts seem to be happy. investors seem to be happy. we'll smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news it's friday, june 7th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. >> developing news story we've been on this from hayward since 4:30 this morning. workers are cleaning up the wreckage of a car crash at a store. the driver site he got confused and then -- seem bo backing up his claim. >> yeah they say customers complain about the roadway out here all the time. the drivers dad picked him up this morning and told us he's going to complain to the city about the lack of signage out here. if you take a look behind me, you can see that the city did put up signs to warn drivers

that it's right turn only here at foothill. but the driver says that warning should have come earlier. kevin vo says he was driving south on foothill just after 3:00 a.m.. heading to a friends house. when the light turned green. he stepped on the gas and department know it had become a one-way street. >> i have a lot of stuff to do and now i don't have a car. >> reporter: how you feel something ing? >> i'm in shock. >> reporter: the change in the roadway is part of the 238 corridor project that is supposed to improve traffic flow in downtown hayward. the roadway changes were implemented in march. the driver isn't facing any charges this morning. he's going home with a few minor scrapes and bruises.

a crest employee told me customers they say it all the time driving into on coming traffic. he thinks it was badges. and italians to en. we are also following ktvu channel 2 this is the. >> reporter: take a look at behind me at this plot of land. you can see they are kind of getting settled here. they have a living room area set up and even closet space over there. if we pan and walk along the street. we can give you a good idea how big this area is.

you can actually see they have several other things set up. right here in this front area. this is the fence. this is the entry point. thigh have unlocked it for us. if you take a look closer, they do have several locks they can lock in place. these are usually used to put your hand through top make it harder for police to cut through that if they need to get through. obviously. they have left the gate open for us. again they say that stays losted most of the time. their interactions with police so far have been good. taking a look inside. i want you to look at the tree stands. they have some people sleeping in the trees. and several more people slipping in and around of this area. what is the point of this? this area is supposed to be developed entocone does. they don't want that to happen. and they think they will be pretty succiseful in stopping

it. >> we are to grow food and keep it open to the community. there is a lot of people that want to frances -- >> reporter: top things happening right now. you have this threat of police action. police did drop by this notice that says if they stay, they could be arrested or cited on charges of trespassing. then you have them moving ahead with their protest. they have this flier that just put out. at this point it remains unclear if police are planning to move in. we have not seen any police officers out here this morning. and again plans moving forward for a press conference later on this morning. a barbecue tomorrow and they say they are staying here for the long-term. time now 6:35. president obama is wrapping up his bay area visit later this morning in san jose. he will be talking to reporters

about his health care reform plan at 8:50 this morning highway will be at the fairmont hotel. janine de la vega is joining us live. she is on the phone from the fairmont hotel where security preparations are under way. >> hi. yes i'm on the phone a -- and leave it in the briefing room. it's one of the blessing. there is a heavy police presence down here. it's blocked off to traffic. we've seen again bomb sniffing dogs. there is an ambulance packed out -- parked out front. all precautions because the president is here. he arrived in the bay area yesterday afternoon and attended two private fundraisers. both were hill to from he says

he needs to get -- stress the importance of clean energy and investing in education. today the president will focus his speech on affordable health care act and particularly how they are working to encourage the 10.2 million uninsured latinos to get affordable coverage. because california is the largest state with the biggest insurance market, mr. obama will talk about how critical it is to help the 6 million who are uninsured here. it's not open to the public. only to the press. but we've seen a lot of curious hotel guests here. trying to catch a glimpse of the president. a lot of picture taking of people. but we will definitely keep

monitoring the situation. we are told we could probably fit into that room in about an hour. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> the president's speech this morning in san jose is scheduled to start add 8:50 this -- at 8:0 this morning. we are getting breaking news from southern california. utility company just announced that it will be closing the nuclear power plant. that plant has been offline since a leak in january 2012. operators have been pushing to restart it since then. san jose can safely run it at 70% capacity. just last week california senator barbara boxer called for an investigation into whether the utility executives intentionally misled federal regulators. back here in the bay area former county supervisor george shirakawa will be sentenced today for misusing campaign money. he is also scheduled to be arraigned on charges of

creating a flier for a san jose city council candidate that falsely claimed an affiliation with the communist government of vietnam. police have identified shirakawa with dna found on a postage stamp. time is 6:38. let's get you out the door. sal, what is happening with the toll plaza? >> it is getting busier. it's backed up for a 20 minute delay. you can see it's kind of stacked up. it's also stacked up on the ramp coming down from 880. you see the cars coming in from there was a it was a minor incident. it was in one of the lanes. that is why the metering lights were slowed down. this crash wasn't there for very long at all. there for maybe ten minutes on the bridge. but it did a little bit of damage as you can see.

also the morning commute on 237 that is light. so if the bridge hadn't had that accident, we might be looking at some live conditions there. we still might see that after 8:00. let me just get rid of that. westbound 24 the traffic there looks good. that earlier car fire has been cleared. let's go to steve. sal, thank you. well, well, still fog making a push inland. considering there is very warm air aloft. you get up a couple thousand feet. and without a north, north east wind it's not going to make it to the coast. there is a lot of fog there. the fog inland or over the bay will burn off sooner today. temperatures it will warm up. but santa rosa is 51 right now with fog. without a north wind yeah it will warm up by default. 86 there. san francisco going 68 after yesterday's cool 62. livermore well. 86-95.

san jose 76-84. that is downtown. there will be 90s to the interior. concord, livermore, danville, san ramon. it will be five to ten degrees warmer. coast and bay there is too much fog and travis has a west wind at 20. if it was going to be hot, hot they would have hardly any breeze at all. a west wind to 20. 100-degrees ukiah. clearlake. vacaville. temperatures 50. 52 novato. and 54 san jose. although not far away i've seen 52. there is that west wind at 20. most locations a breeze has tailed off but it's still generally on shore. a lot of fog. it will burn off sooner. sacramento might get their first 100-degree reading. reno probably will. if they do, it will be the earliest ever. fog, sun, warmer for most. warm to hot inland. thick fog coast and bay.

some of that fog already burning off well inland. st. helena 95. napa 87. 86 san rafael. richmond 74. 70 alameda. livermore 95. castro valley 80. 84 san jose. 95 gilroy. 76 santa cruz. 82 free on the. 60s on the coast. 60s and 70s. temperatures just staying on the cool side here or low 80s on the peninsula. hotter saturday and a big drop sunday. 15-20 degrees. keep it there monday and tuesday. 6:42 is the time. complaints about illegal dumping in the east bay. what may be lurking in the piles of trash that may be create quite a health problem. it's a delicacy. others say it's animal cruelty. good morning. highway 4 traffic is not looking all that bad as you come over the hill to contra costa county. a little bit of slowing.

we'll tell you about the bay bridge slow down coming up.

good morning. a lot of low clouds. fog. it will burn off pretty quick there. by the coast toys and -- 60s and 70s around the coast. welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right at

6:45. a cvs pharmacy on foothill boulevard will open in about an hour from now. after a car crashed right through the front of the store. the driver of that car had a couple of scratches. he is blaming nearby road construction for confusing him. president obama will wrap up his bay area visit this morning. he will make a speech to reporters in san jose. thesspeak at 8:50 this morning in san jose. he will be talking about his health care reform bill. and in washington, d.c. some lawmakers are defending that secret surveillance program. the one that collects the phone records of millions of americans. california senator dianne feinstein says that program has prevented terrorism. it is national donut day and a south bay donut shop is celebrating it with free donut it calls the foie bomb. brian has more on that. >> reporter: it's not stopping

people from going there. foie gras is duck or goose liver that is fattened by force feeding. some say it's a delicacy but in the state of california it's illegal to sell it here because the state says it's animal cruelty. but what if you give it away for free. here it is. today they are giving away for free what they say are called foie bombs which is a donut filled with foie gras. the way to eat it is infuse the donut and take a bite. they will be serving as many as they can while supplies last. however many customers many of them are now former customers are letting their voice heard in opposition of the giveaway. we spoke to the owner has minutes ago. they did post their promost on their website but they removed their comments because some were threatening violence. the owners say it will not

deter them from giving away the dote nuts. we also understand that police in the area are aware of the giveaway just in case things get out of control. if yo plan ongoing out there today, the company has two locations. one in campbell and one in san jose. in the newsroom brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. krispy kreme donuts also giving away free donuts in honor of donut day. it dates back to the 1930s when the salvation army donut girls gave free donuts and coffee to members of the u.s. army. time is 6:48. new jersey senator frank was buried with military honored this morning in arlington national cemetery. you are looking here at new video of the burial service. he died monday. he was given a 21 gun salute.

he was the last world war ii veteran in the u.s. senate. he died after suffering complications of pneumonia. in philadelphia 300 demolition sites in the city now being reinspected after that building collapse that killed six people. that building was in the process of being torn down when it fell down on to a salvation army thrift store next door. 13 people were pulled out of the rubble before crews called off the continuing search. one woman who was rescued said she was sopshopping in the basement -- was shopping in the basement. >> it felt like something had blew up, shook, and you hear all of this crumbling. >> another woman also pulled out of that collapsed building has already filed a criminal lawsuit. her lawyer says a contractor responsible for tearing down the building violated several safety regulations. the city of philadelphia is expecting eastbound more losses to be filed in the coming days.

there could be fewer events in the next round of america cup races. the swedish team may not be ready to compete. that is after the death of a crew member during a practice run last month. that would leave just new zealand and italy to compete in the challenger races. fewer events mean fewer visitors and some ticket money would have to be refunded. time now jesus about 6:-- just about 6:50. what do you see on the roads? >> the toll plaza is busy because of an earlier crash. this crash was there for about ten minutes but it did a little bit of damage. it was blocking one of the lanes. there was no injuries. the bridge crews got up there and removed it rather quickly. traffic backed up all the way to the maze. we're looking at 30 minute delay before you make it on to the bridge yourself. so you're looking at the better part of an hour here. if you want to use the san mateo bridge as an alternative that should be a nice one for

you. highway 4 slow as usual but the rest of the highway looks good. now let's go to steve. thank you, sal. our weather looks good if you like sunshine already. sunrise over the big city there but there is still a lot of fog. it's down on the deck. it will burn off sooner today. it's not going to warm up without that north or northeast wind. in fact a friend of mine a colleague out in cordelia said west wind 24 miles an hour with stratus. low clouds on the hills. 20 at travis. 50s on the temps. 53 san francisco. very foggy for some. concord is 54. this warm air is squashing the fog. again it will help it do two things. it will also burn it off sooner. by the coast it will take awhile. and without that north or northeast wind they are not going to warm up. inland temps will though. about 5-10. and we'll get into the 80s and 90s and locations in the 60s

and 70s. yes ukiah near 100 today. mainly 90s inland. the coast will not warm up too much. 60s and 70s over the next couple of days. high pressure loses its grip. fog, sun, warmer for some. not for some. thick, thick fog out there. 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s. 99 toward 100 near vacaville. 80s around the bay. 70s and 60s closer to the waters edge. hottest day on saturday and a big drop on sunday. thunderstorms will pop up out near the sacramento valley. it will be cooler for us and leave it there mopped and tuesday. 6:52 is the time right now. scramble to save first fridays. what the city of oakland is no longer doing that could put the popular street festival in jeopardy. a fake warning about seeing sharks near santa cruz.

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& p they are up. about a half a percent. time now 6:55. right now a big surf swell is rolling in. someone in the santa cruz area is going to great extremes to keep the waves to themselves. yesterday these fliers were posted at pleasure point near santa cruz. the phony fliers claim there were three shark attacks wednesday night. and at the bottom it tells people to stay out another water for -- out of the water for 48 hours or go to another beach. >> somebody stole our logo and basically falsified some documents and posted them for the public to scare them. >> whoever posted the phony fliers could face charges because that is just like filing a false police report. surfers we talked to say there is more than enough room in the ocean for everybody. they are looking forward to the big waves heading our way. if illegal dumping at a

concord lot is raising serious health and safety concerns. mattresses, couches, and bags of bargain have all -- bags of garbage have been left on a lot. it's also an area to dump drug related waste and attracts bugs and rodents. the city of oakland first friday street festival may be ending soon. it costs about $20,000 to hold the event on telegraph avenue every month. oakland has put a half million dollar into security and street closures and permit fees but they plan to pass everything off now to a volunteer organizing committee after the first friday's tonight. organizers don't want to charge venn cars to participate -- vendors to participate but they're having a hard time figuring out a way to make the event pay for itself. it's coming up on 7:00. we want to get a quick look at traffic. if people are heading out the door, what should they know?

>> the bridge is a little heavier than they are used to on a friday. we had an earlier crash. only there for about ten minutes. it's unwinding. traffic is backed up for 25 minutes here. also the morning commute on the livermore valley approach from an altamont pass is slow but slightly better than it is. a lot of fog on the coast. some inland as well. there is still a component of a westerly breeze. by the coast not much change. inland it will warm up 90s unless you are really far inland. more on mornings on 2. coming up on mornings on 2 president obama wrapping up his bay area visit this morning in san jose. the pitch he will give to reporters before he leaves town. and tree sitters have taken over an urban far in san francisco. their fight against a large scale development project. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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i now appear to be lost in a deep dark cave... >> reporter: good morning. president obama is here in the bay area this morning. the personal plea concerning the new healthcare law he's expected to make in just a couple of hours. >> reporter: and protesters have taken over this open space in san francisco. we'll tell what you police told them last night and what neighbors are saying and we'll