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 take you inside to take you

around and see how they've camped out. the police are on alert at a contra costa county middle school this morning after a bomb threat. what the message said and where it was found. and a car careened into a pharmacy. police say the driver was not under the influence as giving a credible excuse for the accident. "mornings on 2" starts right now. well, good morning. it's friday, june 7th. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. want to start with the weather. steve's here. you and i talk about it being a little something for everyone. if you like it hot, go inland. >> absolutely. there's a lot of fog out there. the fog on the coast is really thick in parts of the bay. there's still a west wind from cordelia, fairfield, travis. inland, 90s. by the coast, 60s to 70s around

the bay. here's sal. steve, good morning. right now, traffic is a little bit slow here and there in the south bay but i think the slowest traffic would be in the east bay. we do have slow traffic at the bay bridge. on the golden gate bridge, it's foggy. very thick fog, especially at the north end of the bridge. back to the desk. we have some breaking news to tell you about out of sunnyvale. there are reports of police activity near lakewood elementary school. now, sunnyvale police have confirmed that agents from the alameda south county traffic force are on the scene. they were there to serve a search warrant from what we understand. but the person in question ran away. there's a backyard-to-backyard search going on for that suspect. we're working to get more information as soon as we have it. president obama, wrapping up his bay area visit this morning in san jose. he'll be talking to reporters

about his healthcare reform plan at 850. he will be at the fairmont hotel. janine de la vega is joining us. she's on the phone from the fairmont hotel where i know security preparations are happening as we speak. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yes. that's right. about an hour ago, our camera was taken away up in the room where the news conference will be held where president obama will be speaking and my -- that's why my photographer instead had to shoot some cell phone video of what it looks like outside of the fairmont on market street right now. there is a heavy police presence. a lot of secret service. there's bomb-sniffing dogs. there's an ambulance parked out in the front. just for precautionary measures for the president. also there's metal detectors. now, president obama is here to talk about his affordable healthcare act and what it means for all americans and the efforts in california to implement the law and enroll

people who are not insured. the president will highlight how to make this affordable. and he will highlight how important it is to insure those people here. he raised money for the democratic senate committee. the president said he's much more optimistic about america than he ever was at least right now. he says he needs to get people in congress who share his optimism and don't think that the word compromise is a dirty word. now, president obama will be making his remarks at 8:50 this morning regarding healthcare in one of the ball rooms at the fairmont. we to have a camera again up in the room that's undergoing a security sweep. for security reasons, i -- or recant tell you what's going on

-- we can't tell you what's going on -- or we can't show you what's going on. men in dark suits are doing a complete sweep. this news conference is not open to the public. it's only open to the press. we'll bring you that news conference when it happens. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, janine. the president's speech, 8:50. it will be on the affordable healthcare act. according to the white house, the president will focus on efforts here in california to enroll the 6 million people in the state who do not have health insurance. he will highlight special efforts to reach out to uninsured latinos. yesterday, protesters trying to get the president's attention showed up ap his fund-raisers. the biggest group demonstrated against keystone oil pipeline from canada to the gulf coast. now, president obama's motorcade this morning could also affect rush hour traffic in the south bay.

after he wraps up his speech in san jose, the president will head to moffett air field in mountain view. that's at about 9:15 or so this morning. the likely route will be highway 87 to 101 north. the presence of the motorcade could make traffic even slower than usual in that area. now, the president's speech, again, this morning in san jose, scheduled to begin at 8:50. we're watching for it. we're gonna share all of the details with you on "mornings on 2." we're gonna live stream the president's speech on our website, ktvu.com. when president obama leaves the bay area this morning, he's flying to southern california for a two-day meeting for the president of china. the main focus of that meeting, cry bersecurity. this is -- cyber security. this is video of the president of china and his wife arriving. they will be meeting in rancho

mirage. google and adobe systems are the businesses saying they were targeted by chinese hackers. san jose police have ordered protesters to get out of the plot of open space or be arrested. ktvu's claudine wong is there live at the scene where demonstrators are saying they are not going anywhere. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning. this is the site of the old hayes valley farm. it's now the site of new development. for now, it's the site of another occupy protest. let's take you inside. the protesters have been here for a week. they've opened up the gates. you can see a lot of activity. they say during the day there are about 100 people. still some people sleeping here. they have a living area, a place to park their bikes and clothes. they have areas where they've made tree stands and they will continue to build more of those as the days progress. they say they have a couple of people sleeping in there. a lot of sleeping on the ground. to the left of you, we do kind

-- of us, we have the computer set up. and then there's the garden. their goal, to keep this area from being developed. it's slated to be the site of new condos. that's why they've come in here to try to stop that. they believe they will be successful. we've been talking to neighbors about what they think of this protest. >> i do support them. i think that we needen to able to preserve some -- need to be able to preserve. >> i've killed my supervisor, the police five times. >> reporter: about this protest? >> i've called the health department. i've called the landlord, the people who own this property. no answer. no. i tried everything i can think -- today i'm calling mayor's office because this is nasty. >> reporter: back live out here on this plot of land, this is laguna, in between the oak area

here. pretty busy area. no one wants this to be open space. i haven't found anyone who supports necessarily the development, but there are mixed emotions about this protest underway. now, in terms of police activity, we've seen a couple of patrol cars drive by. there was a written notice to the folks saying if they don't leave they could be arrested for trespassing or disorderly conduct. but so far, no action in this area. we can tell you if you take a look at the fence, they are prepared for things to go in a different direction if that's the case. but they also say they are prepared to stay. live in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:09. this morning, police in clayton are on a middle school campus after a bomb threat was found in the girls' bathroom. it was found at diablo view middle school. it read "i will blow up this school on 6/7/2013." the school said the they was investigated and that it is safe for kids to go to school

today. police will be on the campus as a precaution. criticism about the santa clara unified school board is growing now. an online petition has received more than 1500 signatures now. parents, students and educators want a no-confidence vote. they blame board managers for micromanaging and driving out top administrators including the superintendent and six principals. the school board is concerned about the student test scores, not the politics. 7:10 is the time. hopefully, we have relatively light traffic for friday. i know it's slow at the toll plaza. >> it is because of some earlier trouble there, pam, and dave. westbound on the bridge. we had a crash near treasure island. it didn't stay there for too long. but i have a feeling if we hadn't had that, we would have a much lighter commute. they had to switch the metering lights on. they are kind of cycling back up to normal speed. it will take a while for this to unwind. about a 20-minute delay at the

toll plaza. on 880 it doesn't look bad in oakland. northbound and southbound in hegenberger, moving along nicely. livermore valley commute has been not as bad as it normally is. a little slow coming in after the tracy triangle into livermore but it clears up by dublin. 7:10. let's go to steve. a lot of gray here. there's already some some inland. vacaville 61. by the coast, it will not get hot today. there's not a component of a north or northeast wind. there's still a bit of a westerly breeze, cordelia to fairfield. the warm air's in place. definitely aloft. that's settling in. that sends the fog bank down the deck. so some thig 5:00 and misty, drizzly by the coast. thick fog in the morning, warmer inland. really bay, though really nice. some locations, 90s. the warmest day will be

saturday. it will be hot. ukiah, clearlake, vacaville, out to the valley, hot. we'll see 90 to 100 here on saturday and then we drop about 15, 20 degrees on sunday. a little low off the coast of southern california. and that will pick up some thunderstorm activity on sunday. but today and tomorrow, if you don't like the heat, go west. 50s on the temperatures. 51 santa rosa, 50 half moon bay. that's cool. mountain view, that's moffett. it's overcast. you go to the other side of 101 and downtown, it's 56. livermore is 56. walnut creek, 54. fairfield, 57. not that farm yet. you get a west wind, it's not that farm. napa west wind, slight component of a northerly breeze, not much. generally it's north or northwest. the fog will get chewed up pretty fast inland but by the coast it will stick around. it will be hot through the interior. it will be hot up in reno. maybe their first 100-degree reading. for most of the bay, it will be

a foggy morning. 80s towards, santa rosa, napa. and then 80s in marin county. 92 in walnut creek. 70 alameda. pittsburg, 94. livermore, 95. martinez, very quiet up there. no fog. but i do have reports at crockett and also vallejo. 85, santa clara. 95 gilroy, 76 on the beach at santa cruz. 64 half moon bay. 77 san mateo. 82 menlo park. and 81 mountain view. warm to hot. we'll continue saturday. we top it off and it drops 10, 20 degrees and then partly cloudy kind of cool on monday/tuesday. >> major changes in the weather. >> oh, yeah. a bad crash early this morning, right at an east bay cvs pharmacy. why the driver says this was not his fault. what he's blaming for the crash. and the attack on some local grocery stores that may have left your credit card information in the wrong hands.

we have a pretty good fog bank out there. inland temperatures will warm up pretty quick. look at the fog. it's really thick. it will burn off. sunny today, cool for some. warm to hot for others. we're following some developing news. southern california utility company just announced that it is permanently shutting down the san onofre nuclear power plant. the plant has been offline since a leak in january of 2012. operators say they are abandoning efforts to try to restart it because of a number of regulatory hurdles. 1,000 people will lose their jobs as a result of that closure. 7:16. if you shopped at a raley's supermarket recently, check your bank accounts. the computer network may have been the target of a cyber attack but they can't say for

certain if any customer information was stolen. raley's has been notifying people through e-mail. one woman says she knows people who have had their identity stolen. she's very cautious about her accounts. >> i check my credit card and bank statements two to three times a week. i watch it pretty carefully. >> one security expert says cyber attacks on businesses are actually quite common. they could happen several times a week. the nation's top intelligence official is denouncing the leaks of documents revealing how the government is monitoring phone records and the internet. scott macfarlane is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with details on this. >> reporter: the director of national intelligence has issued a statement saying this information is used to protect our nation from a wide variety of threats but the certain civil liberties union asking for a congressional investigation into these programs saying the government

has now direct access into every corn of our digital lives. the program is not a new program but it allows the feds to extract e-mails, photos, audio files that it allows the feds to directly tap into the servers of popular internet companies including yahoo!, facebook. we heard about the verizon phone records that have been tracked recently, also a source of controversy. >> they basically said to verizon, give us your call logs. if they love local calls, domestic calls, international calls, give them to us. that's a little disturbing to us. >> we'll see if president obama addresses this when he speaks later on a health care event in about an hour august. back to you. we're hearing that an irs employee in cincinnati alerted a number of irs officials in washington, d.c. about the practice of targeting

conservative groups a year earlier than previously reported. in interviews with congressional investigators, the irs cincinnati employee said she sent an e-mail to a number of irs officials in washington, d.c. in july of 2010 summarizing how her unite handled applications for tax- exempt status. they tarted groups that have -- targeted groups that have the words tea party in their name. one employee said she didn't learn of the practice until june of 2011. the debate over immigration reform begins in the senate today following a controversial house vote. the republican-controlled house has voted to deport importations of hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants brought here by their parents. they say the vote was symbolic, it does not expect to become law. but it strikes differences between the two parties as they try to reach a compromise on a

plan to provide 11 million undocumented immigrants on a pass to citizenship. inmates begging officials to reconsider a policy about mail. there's a new policy restricting mail to postcards. they claim that will strain relationships over their loved ones. this is to prevent drugs and contraband from being shipped into jails. a man from sacramento is looking for the rightful owner of $24,000 worth of marijuana. that was accidentally delivered to his house. george burton says a fed-ex box was left on his porch. he opened it up and found marijuana heavily wrapped with packing styrofoam. he doesn't know why the box was delivered to his house but he posted a sign on his door in case the rightful owners come looking for it. are you ready for a warmup?

>> i'm ready. >> sounds like we'll get it in some parts of the bay area. temperatures soaring over the next couple of days. but it will remain cool in other areas. steve paulson will have your complete forecast up next. check this out -- an l.a. county deputy goes out on a call to chase down an alligator and guess what. he also found a kangaroo and a monkey. good morning. san mateo bridge might be the way for you to get across the bay today because of some slow traffic on another bridge.

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welcome back. 7:23. i'm not making this up. an alligator sighting in los angeles county. somebody called the police. they said they saw two women holding an alligator atant intersection. sheriff -- at an intersection. sheriff's deputies said it was

probably a lizard but they found this four-foot long allegater along with a kangaroo on and a monkey. they were part of a program introducing kids to animals. the woman had just taken the animals to a school and they pulled over for a quick stop. wow. today is a spare-the-air day for you. as we look outside, you can look at the sky for yourself. that means our air quality is expected to be not healthy because of the hot weather steve's been telling you about and high levels of pollution. everybody's being encouraged, use public if you can instead of driving and try to keep the pollution levels from getting any higher than it already is. 7:24. let's see what's happening in our commute right now. it's getting busier than i expected for a friday morning, sal. >> you roo right, dave. this friday morning thing has been marred by a couple of things we had. one of them was a crash on the bay bridge that didn't last long. but it did some damage to the backup as they had to turn on the metering lights slower temporarily.

the crash has been gone for more than an hour. but the slow traffic remains. 237 westbound beginning to get a little bit slow, just at the bolling neck at zanker road. you heard -- bottleneck at zanker road. you heard dave talk about the spare the air board. they want you to take public transportation. in san jose, northbound 101 starting to get heavy as you pass 280 and get up to the sunnyvale area. 280 looks good and so does 85. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. well away from the coast, there's sunshine and warm temperatures. low 60s towards, vacaville and clearlake. it will be hot there. other locations dealing with a pretty big fog bank. inland it will burn off fast. but at the coast, not so fast. 60 for antioch. mountain view, cloudy. 55, oakland. hayward, san jose, highs today, 60s, 70s, coast and bay. 80s to 90s inland or even upper

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breaking news in sunnyvale. agents from the south county task force wrapped up a search near lakewood elementary school on lake chime drive. the sunnyvale police say they were there to serve a search warrant but the suspect ran away. that's when the agents started searching nearby backyards. we don't know if anyone was arrested. we're told the agents are leaveth the area -- leaving the area.

there's a big hole at the front entrance of a cvs in hayward. earlier this morning, that car crashed into the wall on foothill boulevard at the door. the driver, who only had a couple of scratches, said don't blame him it's not his fault. lorraine blanco is there now. what's happening there now? >> reporter: well, right now, employees are getting ready to open up the cvs pharmacy. there's still a hole there at the train -- entrance. the driver says this street is very confusing. here's why -- you can see foothill right here, drivers going southbound. they are forced to take a right turn. that's because it suddenly becomes a one-way street at a street and foothill. there are right-turn only signs but many drivers agree that it is still confusing. kevin bow said he was driving south on foothill, just after 3:00 a.m. heading to a friend's house. he stepped on the gas and

didn't notice it had become a one-way street until the median was right in front of them. the daly city resident said said he swerved and -- said he swerved and crashed into the pharmacy. we talked to a lot of people who agreed with him and they are not happy with this 238 corridor. >> down here, i've seen investigator people go straight where it's turn -- i've seen several seem go straight where it's a turn only. >> reporter: this is supposed to improve traffic here and the roadway changes were implemented in march. the driver is not facing any charges and is going home with a few minor scrapes and bruises. no one was inside the store at the time of the crash. the store still plans to open on schedule at 8:00 a.m. back out here live, city crews are on the scene working on this 238 corridor project. it's set to be complete sometime this summer. as you can see, the roads still

need to be striped out. maybe there will be more signs since so many drivers are finding it to be confusing. reporting live in hayward, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police are searching for a driver who plowed right into an apartment building overnight. police say the driver lost control and crashed into an apartment on rutherford street and foothill boulevard. there's a huge hole in the wall now. the people who live there were shaken up but not hurt. the driver ran away from the scene. about three hours later, another driver lost control in oakland and hit a fire hydrant. that happened at 55th avenue and international boulevard. water started to spill out on the streets. the car left the scene by the time police and firefighters arrived. not clear what caused that crash. 7:32. former santa clara county supervisor, george shirakawa, scheduled to be sentenced today for misusing campaign money and

public money. that's not the only legal matter he will be leaving this afternoon. he's also scheduled to be arraigned on charges of creating a flier for a candidate that falsely claimed an affiliation with the communist government of vietnam. the district attorney has asked for a one-year jail sentence on the charges of misusing campaign money. shirakawa could also face a three-year sentence if he's convicted on the new charges. happening right now, president obama, still here in the bay area. he's due to speak in about an hour from now in san jose as he we gins to wrap up his bay area -- begins to wrap up his bay area. security is underway at the fairmont hotel. at 8:50, the president will talk to reporters about his healthcare reform overhaul. the white house says the president will highlight california's implementation of the affordable care act with a focus on the outreach to uninsured latinos. again, the president's speech this morning in san jose due to

begin at 8:50 this morning. we're gonna watch it for you and share it with you right here on "mornings on 2." and by the way, ktvu will live stream the president's speech on our channel 2 website, cute.com. the oakland police department will begin a major reorganization this weekend despite a shortage of officers. the interim police chief said there are just 35 officers per shift who patrol the entire city. this made it hard for them to respond to some crimes like the sideshow last weekend that injured three people. the chief is shifting resources to send officers to places where the sideshows usually happen. >> in terms of reorganizing the police department this weekend, a lot of command movement to -- you know, make the plan work. >> the reorganization also includes a recommendation from the bratton consulting firm to have police captains assigned

to five areas of the city. a body found in west marin is now being investigated as a homicide. a hiker discovered the body yesterday morning near a ravine off sir francis drake boulevard, not far from point reyes see shore. the victim -- seashore. the victim's injuries appear to be suspicious. she's in her 20s, 30s. police in walnut creek searching for a woman suspected of robbing a cabdriver. it happened yesterday morning at 8:30 on treat and bancroft. police say the woman robbed the cabdriver after he picked her her up. she's described as white, 20, 25 years old, long blonde hair pulled into a ponytail. she was hearing a blue hooded sweatshirt, black stretch pants and had a black backpack. all morning long people have been lining up at a south bay doughnut shop in honor of

national co nut shop. psycho doughnuts is offering a one-of-a-kind treat. brian flores is in the newsroom to tell us why some say the special doughnut will cost that shop some business. >> reporter: well, several people are unhappy because of this. others don't think it's a big deal. they say it's a delicacy. foie gras is foos liver. what if it were given away for free? today they are giving away what they say are called foy bombs, a bow nut holes with moose and then honey fig and balsamic. they will be serving how much of these were made. we just spoke to the owners at the san jose location about 30 minutes ago. that location opened up around

7:00. despite violent and death threats on the internet and on facebook, they say it will not deter them of giving away the doughnuts. they say they were vie lighting the -- violating the ban because they are giving it away for free. the owner also says they were expecting protesters there this morning but they haven't seen any. instead, there are about 16 to 20 people, liked up to try one. we also understand that -- lined up to try one. we are aware that police are there just in case things get out of control. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. krispy kreme doughnuts is giving away free doughnuts. the salvation army doughnut girls gave free doughnuts and coffee to members of the military during world war i. in alameda county, they are celebrating and delivering doughnuts to emergency responders and military

veterans. ikea recalling thousands of lyda jumbo coffee and teacups. they can break when you put hot liquid in them. there have been at least 20 reports of people hurt around the world but none of those injuries were in this country. the cups sold for about $5 between august of last year and april of this year. if you happen to have one of these cups take it back to ikea, get a full refund. 7:38 is the time. back to sal for a look at traffic. what are you keeping an eye on? >> we've been looking at the bridge. westbound, bay bridge, earlier, much earlier we had a minor accident. it took a while. now things are getting better. it's looking like a 20-minute delay. the accident was only there for a short time. there were no injuries. the backup was there for a while. now, if you have the luxury of waiting around, it looks like it's clearing out and there's not a lot of traffic coming compared to a normal day.

so by 8:30 or so we should see a big improvement here. taking a look at 880 northbound and southbound at oakland, that looks good. we've been looking at the road sensors. we don't see a lot of slow traffic in san jose, cupertino, saratoga, los gatos. a little bit of slowing near 101 at 880. let's go to steve. some of the fog inland will burn off very fast, what's inland. some very warm air. some of the higher elevations. a site called black diamond, east side of mt. diablo. 74. that's pretty warm. at the surface there's still a cool po meant of a -- component of a westerly breeze. if we had a northeast wind, it would be really, really hot. as it stands, it will be warm to hot for some and kind of cooler for others. a fog and drizzle on parts of the coast and also in the western part of san francisco, i know out towards sunset and the richmond district. santa rosa, 76.

going 86. melissa in rohnert park said, there's a lot of fog. i don't know if it will get that warm. well, the days are long. remember that. 62 san francisco. 95 in livermore and we'll go 84 in san jose downtown proper but out towards readhill view, 88, 89. a very thick fog bank. it's being squashed. that's why we have the thick fog. it also burns it off sooner, except by the coast. that will be about noon before we get the breaks. ukiah, clearlake, it will be really hot. the hottest temperatures on today and tomorrow and then we'll cool it down. 60s 70s, 80s. ukiah, which was 101 yesterday. clearlake, which was 99 yesterday, i think, chloe up there. in vacaville, yes, they will be hot and out in the valley, it will be really hot. but for you, looking at more 80s and 90s. 52, santa rosa. 52 half moon bay. i mean, 56 walnut creek. 55 napa. kind of a cool morning,

considering there's so much warm air above. west wind at 15 miles an hour. it was up to 24. it's a westerly breeze. once the fog burns off, it might pick up a little bit. inland it will be hot. 73 in fresno. they are still getting a slight component of a delta breeze. fog, a lot of it. sun, pretty fast for most. warmer, warmer inland. thick fog by the coast means temperatures anywhere from the 60s, 70s coast and bay. and then napa, yountville, st. helena and clearlake, you will go to the 100s. kentfield 87. 98 brentwood. oakley, 98. martinez, 85. alameda, 70. 93 pleasanton. and then 90 santa clara valley. warmer out towards east san jose. but fremont 82. cupertino, 85. 82 woodside. 7p san mateo, bur bing -- 77

san mateo, burlingame. without the offshore wind, they can't warm up. a big drop on sunday. thunderstorms firing up over the sierra nevada, maybe out in the sacramento valley and then we keep it there monday and tuesday. pamela. >> thank you, steven. quite a change. sonoma arrest arrested the owner of an antiques store. investigators say dwayne kushner operated front-door antiques for about a year and was evacuated from his store for failing to pay rent. police say he then moved the antiques to his garage and storage unit and continued to sell the items held on consignment but investigators say he did not pay the owners when the items were sold. 7:42. mixed news from the labor department this morning. the new monthly employment reports and how the stock market is reacting. and trouble at a bay area abusement park. the -- amusement park.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." dow jones is up almost 200 points this morning. a lot of that has to do with the jobs report that we're looking at. we'll talk about that in a second. dow up 1.1/4. nasdaq and s&p up. one local stock, tivo, that stock down more than 17% right now. some negative news, for the most part, even though tivo has settled some patent disputes with motorola and cisco.

but tivo's stock is down. this morning's report on the job market is good news. 175,000 new jobs were created in may. that's an indication that the employers are hiring at a strong pace. the unemployment rate inched up .10. but economists say that's because more people began to look for work which is also considered a sign of improvement. the u.s. government plans to sell more shares of general motors stock. they ended up with stock in enchanges for the bailout plan with gm. the stock will go for about $44 a share. that will raise more than a million dollars. once the sale is complete, the government will still own 189 million shares of gm. homicide detectives in philadelphia now inspecting the site of a building collapse where six people were killed this week. that building was in the process of being torn down when it fell onto a salvation army thrift shop next to it.

all of the city's current demolition sites are being inspected. 13 people were rescued from the rubble of the building. >> i said god, handle this situation. carry me through the storm. >> another woman pulled from the collapsed building has filed a criminal lawsuit. her attorney says the contractor responsible for the building violated several safety regulations. new jersey senator frank lautenberg was buried this morning with military honors in arlington national cemetery. that'ser with was given a 21- gun salute. the services were taking place in the pouring rain there. frank lautenberg seed monday at the age of -- died monday at the age of 89. he was the last world war veteran in the u.s. senate. san francisco police hope surveillance cameras on a muni bus will help solve a shooting. police say three men got on the bus around 2:15 yesterday afternoon near 25th and

wisconsin streets in the potrero little neighborhood. now, they -- hill neighborhood. they then jumped off a few blocks later and fired two shots at a bus window. a male passenger in the back of the bus was injured either grazed by a bullet or -- or from shattered glass. >> if you looked at the rear of the bus, there's two bullet holes in the glass alone. >> the muni driver immediately drove the bus with the victim inside to san francisco general hospital. now, muni says that's not standard procedures but did praise the driver's quick thinking. 7:48. the fbi is looking for three bandits responsible for as many as four takeover-style bank robberies. the most recent happened yesterday at the b of a near 20th avenue in san francisco. investigators say the men were armed, wore black hooded sweatshirts and masks. two of them jumped over the counter and grabbed money. the men are suspected to be involved in two other robberies

in san francisco and a third in millbrae. 7:48. more than 100 people filled a san jose plaza demanding an end to gun violence. san jose police have investigated 22 homicides so far this year. now, some people say they are afraid to walk out of their holes -- homes. >> there are people out there saying i'm afraid. i said don't be afraid. [ applause ] >> san jose have dozens of extra officerrens on the streets trying to curb the violence. they think a third of this year's homicides are gang- related. we may find out if there will be fewer races in the america's cup yacht challengers series. the swedish team may not be ready to race after last month's accident that west one of their members -- that left one of their members dead. now, this could keep san francisco from earning the money it needs to pay the cost

from hosting the event. an engineer from caltrans says the new bay bridge would be 18 times safer than the old eastern span in a big earthquake. that engineer explained to state lawmakers how the 1989 loma prieta quake overloaded the old span but he says the new span could easily handlele the -- handle the shaking of another quake. one-third of the seismic bolts snapped last march. people in redwood city are being warned about a mountain lion that was spotted wednesday night in an area next to edgewood county park. as always, county officials say you should keep your distance. just a warning. this is a very disturbing story. a discovery in yolo county. deputies say a dismembered chihuahua was found in a car in knights landing. this is not the first time

they've made a discovery at the home. two weeks ago, someone left a decapitated terrier in a boat. deputies have not released information about a suspect. 7:50. a san francisco supervisor says more needs to be done to keep african-americans from leaving from the -- from leaving the city of san francisco. according to the census information from 1990 to 2010. san francisco's african- american population dropped by 36%. during that same time period, the city's asian and latino populations went up. supervisor london breed says one of the ways to attract more african-americans is to encourage local companies to precroute from historicry african-american -- recruit from historically african- american communities. mechanics who worked on the rides at the amusement park, they've reached an agreement. mechanics say they didn't get

everything they wanted. but they will get more overtime pay. this is their first union contract. google says it can predict which movies will be a hit at the box office a month before they are in the theaters. search engines says it looks at how many people are looking at a movies trailer and use that information to predict the revenue for the box office. google claims to be 94% accurate but is not saying how it plans to use that information. justin bieber, spedding into space. yesterday richard branson announced that he and his agent had signed up for spaceflights. this will take the popstar 65 miles up to mark the boundary of outer space. at that altitude, you can feel weightlessness, get a nice view of the earth and experience a roller coaster ride back to the runway. tickets, by the way, $250,000. per person. that's not a lot for someone like justin bieber, though.

>> no. you and he are buddies. >> oh, yeah. [laughter] 7:52. trash piling up in one east bay neighborhood. the public health concern about what may be inside of it. reports of three shark encounters at pleasure point. why state park workers are still telling people, don't worry. it's safe. you can go in the water.

something fishy is going on around one bay area beach area. big waves expected to roll in over the next couple of days. it looks like somebody wants to keep the waves to themselves. yesterday, these fliers were posted at pleasure point near santa cruz. they describe three different shark sites wednesday night -- shark sightings wednesday night. it says to stay out of the water for 24 hours or go down to the nearby beach. >> you know, it's a pretty big

ocean. i think there's room for everyone. and with that, i'm gonna go put my wet suit on. [laughter] >> there you go. state park workers say the fliers have their logo right there but they did not make the fliers. they say there are no reports of anyone seeing sharks. whoever made the fake posters could face charges similar to falling a false -- to filing a false police report. going over to sal now. >> that's not cool. >> i remember seeing those signs at different beaches in san diego. they want to preserve their little spot, maybe. >> i understand. [laughter] good morning, everybody. we're on twitter in case you want to comment on that story, you can find us there. someone said, hey, the bay bridge is looking good. i got a message on twitter. by george, he's right. look at how the bay bridge has

cleared up. if you wait longer, you might not see any traffic getting into folks. no major problems on the bridge. we're getting a little bit of a break. westbound 24 looks pretty good. it's a little crowded here on the way to the tunnel. if you are driving in san jose, we keep watching it for you. traffic has become heavier on 101 and 87. 280 and 85 are still okay. a very good morning. well some inland locations. port chicago has a west wind at 23 miles an hour. there's a lot of fog, some location, ukiah, clearlake, vacaville, it will be hot. others will not. that fog has been compressed. 63 antioch. that's a brentwood temperature. but 57 fairfield. livermore, 58. san jose, 58. 55 san rafael, napa. some fog you can see there's plenty there. it will warm up a way -- awy from the coast. thick -- away from the coast. warmest day will be sauer --

saturday. it will be hot in the valley and areas that don't get any fog. that fog is not going anywhere. it will regroup and be thick. 60s to almost 90s. a lot of 70s in between. we drop big time on sunday. that possibility of 15 to 20 degrees and then kind of level off and keep it there for most of next week. all right, steve. thank you. 7:58. the job of grand marshal for this year's gay pride parade in san francisco still has to be filled. organizers may make a decision today. >> reporter: we're live in san jose inside the room where president obama will be speaking in the next hour. we'll show you the activity around the fairmont and what will you speaking about this morning. >> reporter: protesters have taken over this space in san francisco. what was the hayes valley warm.

we'll tell you what the neighborhood association just told me about their position on this protest. look at 'em.

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he's right there. >> where? oh. >> spare-the-air day. >> yes. >> a lot of fog. there's some thick fog. this is not doing good things for my hair, erica said. if you are inland, it's already getting warm. much, much cooler, sunday, monday, tuesday. here's sal. good morning. traffic is moving well at the macarthur maze to the toll plaza. also this morning we're looking at northbound 101. a little bit of slow traffic here and there on the way to sunnyvale. back to the desk. well, president obama has one last event this morning before he leaves the bay area. he's going to speak to reporters in san jose about his healthcare reform overhaul. and ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is right there in the middle of all of the excitement at the fairmont hotel where the president's speech is scheduled to start at 8:30. janine? >> reporter: in the last ten minutes, the media started to

filter in in the fairmont. you can see the cameras set up and the reporters. up at the front of the room, they have the official presidential seal on the podium and the flag set up there for the president when he enters the room, just shortly before 9:00 a.m. i want to show you some video that actually was taken by my photographer on his cell phone because we couldn't have our cameras. our cameras had to stay up in the room. he took this video of the bomb- sniffing dogs outside of the fairmont on market street. those streets are blocked off between san carlos and san fernando. heavy security president out there as well as the secret service and an ambulance parked out front. all precautionary measures because the president is here. president obama is here to talk about the affordable healthcare act and what it means for all americans and of eve thes in california -- efforts in california to enroll people not

insured. he will highlight how this will happen with affordable insurance. he will discuss how california is the largest state with the biggest insurance market and how critical it is to help the nearly 6 million uninsured here. the president arrived in the bay area yesterday and attended two political fund-raisers in palo alto and portolo valley. both were here to raise money for the democratic senate campaign committee. the president said he's more optimistic about america than he has ever been right now. he says he needs to get people in congress on his side and who are willing to compromise. again, the president is set to enter this room here at the fairmont at 8:50 to make those remarks about the healthcare. we'll bring you an update live and the president's remarks. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> so again, the president's speech scheduled for 8:50 this morning on the affordable care act. that's at the fairmont hotel in san jose where janine de la vega is. according to the white house, the president will focus on efforts in california to enroll

the 6 million people in the state who do not have health insurance. the white house says the president will highlight special efforts being made to reach out to uninsured latinos. now, yesterday, protesters also trying to get the president's attention showed up at his fund- raiser. the largest group demonstrated against the proposed keystone oil pipeline from canada to the gulf coast. >> well, president obama's motorcade this morning could affect rush hour traffic in the south bay. after he wraps up the speech there in san jose, the president will held to moffett field in mountain view, about 9:15 or around that time. the likely route will be highway 87 to 101 north. now, the motorcade could slow down traffic more than usual in that area. so just be ready for that. again, the president's speech this morning in san jose due to begin at 8:50 this morning. we'll watch it for you and share it with you right here on "mornings on 2." we'll also live stream the president's speech on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com.

happening right now, a standoff in san francisco over open space. ktvu channel 2 report reporter claudine wong is there where protesters are defying an evacuation order. what's happening now? >> reporter: we have a little bit of a developing situation here. take a look. this beat has been opened for us. they just -- gate has been opened for us. they just locked it. i asked them why. they said because of the crew that came to cut the trees. there's a truck there and around the corner another truck. i talked to them. they said they were sent by the city to clear out the trees here on the property. and clearly the protesters aren't gonna let them in. we've talked to one man, putting on gear. we know they have put these tree platforms in the trees. they've told us that, hey, they've seen it done at cal when they had the protest that

lasted almost two years. in the far distance you can see somebody up in the trees. i think they told me five stands already in the trees and they are gonna build another one, at least that was the plan today. they are getting prepared, though, to get up into the trees at not let these folks come in here. let's walk up the street and let you know what's happening. we can show you -- there's the cherry picker, the other side. the crews had no idea this was there. they called in a supervisor to figure out where they should go from here. but a little bit of a standoff situation. we've never seen the truck here. we've seen a couple of patrol cars but no police to enforce what's going on. we did get a letter from the neighborhood association. it's going to be sent to the mayor told. this is what one board member told us. >> our message is we would like to have a clear and swift clearing of the parcel so it

could be secured and the development could proceed as planned. >> reporter: you are looking at video of the garden that's been planted in the weeks since the protesters have been here. this is called parcel o and parcel p. it was the hayes valley farm. it was slated to be used for a housing development. but protesters say they are prepared to stay here as long as it takes to make sure that doesn't happen. >> people don't want to be here to squat the land or live here. this is to keep the trees alive. >> reporter: how long are you prepared to stay? >> as long as we have to -- >> reporter: weeks? >> more than weeks and months. >> reporter: all right. you are look acat the back of -- you are looking at the back of the man you just heard from, putting on gear presumably to go up in the tree. the gates are locked. we'll see if they force this issue and what the supervisor says or if they will send this

crew back. live in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. the city of oakland will help pay for tonight's first friday festival but it will be the last time it puts up any money for the event. the city has contracted $500,000 to the monthly street gathering -- contributed $500,000 to the monthly street gathering. they plan to turn it over to the organizers. that group is not sure they can pay the $20,000 to close the streets and provide the extra security every month. sal is back. things are actually getting better. >> they have. it's incredible that we had a crash on the bridge and about an hour and a half later, things are much better. we're gonna look at highway 4. that's very good. a little bit of slowing to the construction zone in antioch. by the time you get to baypoint, it has improved quite a bit. that's good news and not news we can report very often. taking a look at the bay bridge, that's cleared out. the traffic is moving along

nicely. they do have a new crash reported in livermore, westbound 580. in fact, they are gonna move the maps over to -- this the toll plaza. westbound 580 just east of the isabel area there's a report of a crash there coming into livermore. so we'll keep an eye on that. that one just popped up. let's go to steve. a very good morning and foggy morning for some. a lot of low clouds there. inland temperatures are beginning to warm up. there's still a west wind, though. therein lies port chicago. even pittsburg. i saw west-northwest to about 19 miles an hour. as long as that's in place. unless it totally collapses and the fog disappears like that. it's tough. some areas will. far enough away from the coast or if you don't get any sea breeze whatsoever, it will be hot. 76 in santa rosa. 86 today. i think kind of pushing it. rohnert park says, i don't know. without a north-northeast wind,

it's really tough for areas like santa rosa to warm up. if they had a east wind, they would probably 106. not in this pattern. san jose, 76 to 84. it will be 88 in east san jose. there's a big fog beige out there. inland temperatures, 5, 10 degrees warmer. ukiah, clearlake. san ramon, danville, yes. the hottest days will be day and tomorrow but especially saturday. after that, it's out of my forecast zone. vacaville and ukiah aren't. 52 santa rosa. 52 half moon bay. had some drizzle. misty conditions. still a west wind at fairfield. west through the delta. i will tell you, 80- temperatures in the higher

elevations. as long as there is westerly well breeze. reno may see their first 100- degree temperature of the season. which would be a record in sacramento. they l warm to hot. clearlake, 101, probably ukiah, 102, petaluma, 86. i'm really nervous up towards marin county and sonoma county. napa, sonoma, 87. ben knew shaw, 8 -- ben knew -- benicia, 84. 95 for livermore. 76 on the beaches there at santa cruz. 85 cupertino. 60s on the coast in the city. 70s to low 8s on the -- 80s on the peninsula. warm to hot on saturday. a big drop. i mean, 15, 20 degrees. thunderstorms up in the sierra nevada. maybe even out to the valley. monday, tuesday, level it off .

now just hours left in the annual auction for lunch with warren buffett. so far, more than 100 bids have been submitted. the leading bid more than $775,000. but there's still almost a half day left if you want to bid. warren buffett will be hosting a lunch for the winning bidder and seven of their friends. last year's winner paid almost $3 million. all of the money raised goes to glide memorial church. illegal dumping at a vacant lot in concord raising very serious health and safety concerns. neighbors say mattress, couches and bags of garbage have been left on a vacant lot on pine street. that's not the only problem. mains say the will the is attracting -- neighbors say the lot is attracting drug-related waste and bugs and rats. >> we hope that the citizens in the area will see the dumping and call us on 911 when it's happening. >> the owner of the property says he plans to fence in the lot by the end of the month to

try to stop the problem. he also says he's been paying the cost of cleaning up all of that trash. 8:12. new revelations this morning about the u.s. government secretly gathering americans' phone records. a british newspaper now says its government is involved as well. also, the pope gets personal. revelation he just made about becoming the pope and the decision to give up a luxury home.

thick fog for some. it will be sunny and warm to hot. if you are well away from the coast. but it will be cool by the coast. tropical storm andrea is weakening. but it's expected to bring heavy rain over the weekend. in florida, the storm proud tornadoes, flooding and heavy wind. despite choppy waters, some people decided to go sailing. that left them struggle in the waters as the winds from the storm tossed their boats around. >> when we went out there, it was not that wad. it was not too -- bad. it was not too bad and then we got out there and it hit us like a blast. >> the storm is moving towards georgia and the carolinas. bit not expected to strengthen into a hurricane. pope francis is making stunning revelations about his personal life. he said it was a difficult decision for him to become a priest and never wanted to become pope. francis made the comments in front of thousands of school children who are visiting the

vatican. he also said that he turned down luxury housing and lives in a residential hotel instead because he doesn't want to be isolated from other people. 8:16. new this morning, britain's "guardian newspaper is reporting that they've been collecting information from american internet giants. how all of this comes as the national intelligence director is defending the program. scott macfarlane has more. >> reporter: here's the statement from the director of national intelligence. information under the program is used to protect our nation from a wide variety of threats. bun privacy -- but one privacy group is calling this government surveillance "beyond the program. it has the program tapping into yahoo!, facebook, google, microsoft. the program is not a new

program but "the washington post" reports it allows the feds to extract e-mails, foes to and audio -- photos. this is being defended by congressional leaders on the top security and yens committees -- jens commit ice. >> you -- intelligence committee. >> you keep up what you are doing. president bush started it. president obama is continuing it. we need it from my point of view. >> reporter: the director also criticizes the media leaks about the surveillance program saying the unauthorized disclosure information about this entirely legal program is reprehensible. live in washington, scott macfarlane, ktvu channel 2 news. a decision expected today on whether private bradley manning will be reinstated as grand marshal for san francisco's gay pride parade. he's the army specialist accused of leaking military secrets to wikileaks. today's decision comes as

former san francisco supervisor announced he will not be a grand marshal in this year's parade. he didn't say whether his decision had anything to do with private manning. seven active duty marines are among the people arrested in connection with a major crime ring in san francisco. they are accused of dealing in stolen cars and military gear. some of which was stolen from company company. among the items -- from camp pendleton. among the items seized. guns, ten thousand rounds of ammunitions and bulletproof vests. 50 people have been arrested. in addition to the seven ma reasons, a sailor and seven former -- ma means -- marines, a sailor and seven former service members are in custody. the trial begins in the gang rape trial. a former student testified that marcellus peter and jose montoya laughed an joked about the attack. the two men

are accused of raping and beating the victim while 20 others joined in and watched. if convicted, they could get life in prison. six men accused of shooting and killing a man is set to go to trial. the two men shown on the front page "new york post" after the boston marathon bombings are suing the newspaper. that photo right there, shows the two men standing next to each other with the headline "bagmen." lawyers say that implies they are suspects and they are accusing" the new york post "of libel. the paper previously said they received that photo from a law enforcement source and they never actually called those men suspects. a family in sonoma county

thinks a bear killed their goats. a woman and her husband live on the property east of santa rosa. she says when they came home tuesday night, they saw a bear climbing you out of the goat pen and into a nearby tree. the two goats were dead. they also say this is not the first time they've seen a bear in the area. new details about the costs of fighting a massive wildfire in southern california. officials say more than $11 million has been spent fighting that powerhouse fire in los angeles county. the fire is now 84% contained. it burned 24 homes and almost 30 other buildings. firefighters have contained another wildfire north of los angeles in ventura county. that started yesterday afternoon in simi valley. the fire disrupted metro leak, train service for atrium and burned more than -- a time and pushed acres before it was brought under control. fortunately, no homes were damaged there. 8:21. they are claiming they were suspended from their jobs for

speaking spanish. claims from two whole foods employees and why the grocery store chain says this whole thing is a misunderstanding. heading into a hot weekend for much of the bay area. but some places will stay on the cooler side. meteorologist steve paulson will have your forecast for your neighborhood -- coming up next. if you are driving in the south bay, we have some spots that are slowing down right now. we'll tell you more.

welcome back. two whole foods employees in new mexico claim they've been suspended from their jobs for speaking spanish. they say their manager told them that they had violated the grocery chain's english-only policy. it's unclear whether such a policy exists. a whole foods executive from the area issued a statement saying employees are required to speak english on the clock. but a company spokesman later said whole foods has no such policy and that the employees were suspended for being rude and disrespectful. >> i talk to many guests in spanish just because that's the preferred language. i can recognize that and i can help them shop throughout the store. more than 500 people have signed an online petition calling for a boycott of whole foods unless they know there's no policy against speaking spanish. sal, you've done a great

job of handling the morning commute, as you always do. >> well, thank you very much, dave. my goodness. your check's in the mail. [laughter] >> i'm kidding. let's take a look at the commute now, the traffic is moving along nicely. i think today we have an unusual thing on the bay bridge. we had a crash that was only there for ten minutes. chp and bridge views did a good -- bridge views did a good job clearing it up. this is very good news. let's look at 237. we have some slow traffic there crossing 880 and westbound 580 is still a little bit slow if you are driving over to the hayward area, hayward from 238 to mowry avenue, it's about an 18-minute drive. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. well, for some, it's sunny and getting warm. for others, it will be a cool, nice day. if you want the sun, go east. if you don't like the heat, go west. you can have anywhere you want

there. there's a lot of fog on the coast. 64 antioch. 61 fairfield. 50s on the temperatures. santa rosa still 52. 59 concord. 58 livermore and san jose, 58. fog burning off. that very warm air. it's almost 80 degrees up at 2,000 feet. the fog is down along the misty, drizzly conditions. the bay area fog will burn off. by the coast, a little later. it will still say cool. we have a wide variety of temperatures. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s to near 100. tomorrow will be the warmest day. temperatures inland around here upper 90s to near 100s. then we cool down, i mean as much as 15, 20 degrees on sunday and then level off on monday and tuesday. for two days it's up there. >> yeah. >> dramatic. all right, steve. the reason some raley's

customers are double checking their bank accounts. the hack attack that may have put your personal information into the wrong hands. >> reporter: we're live in hayward, where a driver crashed into a cvs store this morning. we'll tell you why other drivers aren't surprised. in fact, they expect more accidents. the story -- when "mornings on 2" continues. plus -- a south bay doughnut shop rolling out a new product just for national doughnut day today but it's not going over so well for some customers. good morning! wow.

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more details about a vehicle crashing into the front of a cvs pharmacy. about 3:30 this morning, that car crashed into the cvs on foothill boulevard. the driver insisted it was not his fault. ktvu's lorraine plan co is there now. you've been -- blanco is there now. you've been out there since 4:30 this morning. the driver is not the only one complaining about the detours around there. >> reporter: one driver pulled over to share his frustration. he said he was not surprised at all. this sign says right-turn only. that driver has seen other drivers going through and instead of swerving to the right like the driver did today, they drove right into oncoming traffic. in this case, the driver, kevin, said he was driving southbound on foothill just after 3:00 a.m. when the light turned green, he stepped on the gas and didn't

notice the right-turn only signs until the median was right in front of him. he said he turned quickly to avoid the median and ended up crashing into the pharmacy. we talked to several drivers this morning who think the city made a congested area more difficult to get around. >> it's very confusing. in fact, right now -- right up the road is a place where the lane goes from one lane -- it divides into two lanes. that makes no sense to me whatsoever. >> reporter: the roadway changes are part of the 238 corridor project. it is supposed to improve the traffic flow. the one-way traffic circulation was implemented back in march. something positive, the drivers we talked to said the commute has been faster since the changes. the driver is not facing any charges and he suffered a few minor injuries. back out here live, the area, as you can see, is still under construction as we speak but is set to be complete this summer.

the cvs is open this morning. they've not fixed the shatteredder toway yet. reporting live in hayward, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police searching for another driver, that car smashed into an apartment building overnight. police say the driver crashed at rutherford street and foothill boulevard. you saw the gaping hole on the wall. the people who live in the apartment building were shaken up but luckily no one was hurt. the driver of the car ran away from the scene. about three hours later, another driver lost control in oakland smashed into that fire hydrant. this happened at 55th avenue and international boulevard. you can see all of the water spilling out into the streets. the car had already left the scene by the time the police and those firefighters got there. still not clear what caused the crash. if you shop at raley's supermarkets you might want check your bank accounts. the company says its computer network may have been the target of a cyber attack. 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 raley's says he already keeps a close eye on his bank statements. >> i check mine about every two weeks anyway because of -- i've been hacked into with my debit card three times. >> one security expert says cyber attacks on businesses are actually quite common and that, in fact, they could happen several times a week. 8:34. happening right now -- president obama is due to speak shortly in san jose as he wraps up his bay area visit. we're watching everything live. this is the auditorium at the hotel at the fairmont hotel in san jose. we're right there in the middle waiting for the president. now, at 8:50, the president will be talking to reporters. it's not open to the public, about his healthcare reform overhaul. the white house says the president will highlight california's implementation of the affordable care act with a

focus on outreach to uninsured latinos. again, the president's speech this morning in san jose is scheduled to begin at 8:50 this morning. we will, of course be watching out for it and share it for you. we'll live stream the speech at ktvu.com. now, when president obama leaves the bay area later this morning, he's flying to southern california for a two- day meeting with the president of china. the main focus of that meeting expected to be cyber security. i want to show you video of the chinese president, xi jang and his wife. the two are scheduled to meet in rancho mirror gauge. many silicon valley companies will be -- rancho mirage. many silicon valley companies will be following this speech. a south bay doughnut shop

this morning is making up an unusual treat as part of the celebration of national doughnut day. kight's brian flores is in our newsroom now to tell us why this particular doughnut called the foy bomb has some people really threatening violence. what's this all about? >> several people are unhappy. others don't think it's a big deal because foie gras is a del kissy. in case you don't know, foie gras is a duck or goose liver intentionally flattened. it's illegal to sell it here because they say it's animal cruelty. but psycho doughnuts is walking a fine line by giving a taste for free. they are giving away a foy bomb which is a doughnut whole filled with the moose and sopped with sage and then filled with honey and figs. they will be only giving away a

certain number because there's only a small amount made. we spoke to the owners about this location in san jose, that location opened around 7:00 this morning. despite violence and death threats at that store and the store in campbell, on the internet and facebook, they say it will not deter them and they also say they are not violating the ban because they are giving it away for free. i also spoke with campbell police this morning about ten minutes ago, they are aware of the situation and of the threats. no incidents to report of so far. krispy kreme he doughnuts giving away free doughnuts. this it das back to the 1930s. that's when doughnut girls gave out free doughnuts and coffee to members of the u.s. military during world war i. in alameda county this morning, salvation army volunteers are celebrating by delivering doughnuts to emergency responders and

veterans. vallejo's water department is trying to figure out what caused three simultaneous water main breaks. now, this one on solano avenue looked like a geyser. water shooting 20 feet into the air. the other breaks were on web street and on elliott drive. they happened as crews were shutting down water for repair work. there was some flooding on nearby streets and water was temporarily shut off to some homes. 8:38. sal, those pictures you've been showing us have been looking pretty good. >> they have. there are some slowdowns out there. i don't want to make it seem like we're completely open. but you are right, dave. right now traffic is doing pretty well on 80. there's still a slow down get -- getting to the richmond bridge. the richmond bridge recollection unfortunately, kind of a hassle getting to it from -- to san rafael from richmond. 80 looks good. bay bridge tone, that's very nice if you go to the toll plaza -- toll plaza that's very

nice if you go to the toll plaza. and if you are driving to the peninsula, we've been looking at that as well. highway 101 and 280 look good. air delays reported at sfo. check with your carrier to see if your -- to see if your is on time. >> so lie nil richie would approve. >> yes, he would, like easy on sunday morning. if you like it cool, head west. if you like heat, go north or east or south. temperatures in between won't be that bad. the fog is really, really thick. wrestling with santa rosa, rohnert park. the forecast is not that hot. i went 86 although there's some very warm air aloft. san francisco 62, 68. a lot of fog, drizzly conditions. now, livermore, yeah, it will warm up. 86 to 95. san jose, 76 to 84. it will be about 88 out towards

reedhill view. a lot of fog. it's getting smashed. fog, warmer inland. 5, 10 degrees. it was already hot yet in ukiah and clearlake. it will continue to be hot and then if you are heading up to redding and red bluff, it will be hot. i remember back in august in chico, it was 110. all anyone said was it's august. it gets hot here. it will be really hot. temperatures will come down rapidly on sunday. maybe a 20-degree drop on sunday. possibility of showers for those of you writing me. mammoth, yosemite and the sierra on sunday as well. that will be a source of our cooldown. 60s for some. 50s or others. if you have the nothing fog, it's held in -- if you have the fog, it's held in check. port chicago west at 20. most locations. the wind has died off. it's showing west-southwest or northwest. there's very warm air on top of

us. it didn't take much to warm up inland. reno, 70. their first 100-degree reading of the season will probably be today. the earliest ever. and then thunderstorms will pop up for the sierras. warm to hot. thick morning fog. slowly peeling back. 60s to 100. ukiah, clearlake, yeah, it's hot. petaluma, sonoma, napa, it will warm up. but i mean some temperatures will stay in the 80s while others will not be in the way. 90s inland. tomorrow will be warmer. tomorrow will be the hottest day. after that, we'll see a dramatic drop in the temperatures. by the coast, it's without a north-northeast wind. it's not happening. warm to hot on saturday depending upon where you are. if you are inland, it will be hot. sunday big drop. thunderstorms over the sierra, out to the valley and then it looks like a coomb week next --

a cool week next week. already stretched thin, the oakland police department is making changes. the new plan to lower crime that started this weekend. get ready for more changes for your facebook page. details about the company's new deal for local advertising. >> reporter: we're live in san jose inside the room at the fairmont where president obama will be speaking in just minutes. we'll show you the activity around here and tell you what he will be talking about this morning when "mornings on 2" continues. (horn blowing)

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events in specific neighborhoods on facebook's news feed. that could be for a discount at a starbucks or other retailer. let's bring you up to date on the top stories we're following for you. reports from a british newspaper says england was part of a u.s. secret surveillance program. the paper reports that they've been getting information from the server from companies like google and yahoo!. that will allow agents to track a person's movements and contacts. the paper first wrote the big story of the united states telling verizon to hand over cell phone records. new this morning, back here at home, city work crews in san francisco have left that open space that's been occupied by protesters. protesters would not allow the crews in and they are defying an eviction order. they want the land at la fourche ga and fell preserved

as an urban farm. it's due to be developed into apartments. and president obama is scheduled to begin talking to reporters in san jose in just about five minutes from right now. the president is wrapping up his bay area visit with a push for his healthcare reform over haul plan. ktvu's janine de la vega is in san jose right now. you are look at the heart of everything at the fairmont hotel. what's the latest right now, janine? >> reporter: i'm in the front row here. this room is packed with local and national media. we're all waiting for the president to come up here and make the statement. we're told he will be making a statement will the -- payment will the affordable care act. we're told that questions would not be taken but now we're hearing they will. expecting the president in minutes. here's video of the activity outside. this had to be take -- this had to be take on a cell phone because our cameras were not

aloud. we saw bomb-sniffing dogs on the ground and there's, of course, a metal detector in the front. now, president obama arrived in the bay area yesterday afternoon and attended two fund- raisers in palo alto and puerto ta valley to raise money for the democratic senator yoel campaign committee -- senatorial campaign committee. president obama will highlight how the act will provide 10.2 million uninsured latinos across the country with affordable insurance. we'll bring you that live. the president, again, is expected to walk here on this riser and take the podium and we'll bring that to you. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. we're following developing news out of southern california. utility company just announced this it's permanently sutting down the san onofre nuclear power plant. that plant has been offline

since a leak in january 2012. operators say they are abandoning efforts to try to restart it because of a number of regulatory hurdles. 1,000 people will lose their jobs as a result of that closure. 8:48. well, this weekend, the oakland police department will pea twin a major -- begin a major reorganization. the interim police chief said there are just 35 police officers per shift to patrol the entire city of oak. that's made it hard for them to recrimes and lus dangerous sideshows like the one last weekend. the chief said he's shifting resources to send officers to places where the sideshows usually happen. >> what i'm doing is not acting like i'm the police chief, i'm being the police chief. i can't do this job halfway with -- just trying to get through a few months. i have to look long-term. >> the reorganization also includes a recommendation from the bratton consulting firm to have police captains assigned

to five different areas of -- of the city. contra costa county is trying to get rid of guns. the district attorney says he's launching a gun buyback program this summer. the exact times have not been set. but it will be open to everyone living in the county. people turning in firearms will receive $200 gift cards for assault weapons. $100 for handguns and $50 for rifles or shot guns. tomorrow, kid in hayward can trade in their toy guns in exchange for books and raffle tickets to win a bike. the principal tells the newspaper that kids who play with toy guns may not take real guns seriously. so tomorrow's safety day includes fingerprinting for children and demonstrations on bicycle and fun safety -- gun safety. police in clayton are on a middle school campus after a

bomb threat was found in a girls' bathroom. it read "i will blow up this school on 6/7/2013". the school says the thread was investigated and they say it's safe for kids to go to school today. police will be on campus as a precaution. the castro valley school district is beingic a of any getting teachers who -- neglecting teachers who have spent their lives em kateing student -- educating students. >> stand up for something we're entitled to which is dignity and our retirement. [ cheers ] >> yesterday, they protested outside of the school district offices. they are angry that the district cut medicare patients to about 110 teachers, many of whom are retired and taught for more than 30 years. the teachers say they've been getting letters from the district saying they were paid a monthly medicare supplement and each of them owed the school district more than $8,000. >> it's pretty shocking to get

a letter saying the school district has made an error and now you owe them $8,000. and besides that you have to pay more for your monthly healthcare. in that letter, the school district apologized for the inconvenience and they say they are willing to set up payment plans. the educator is still getting monthly health benefits. it's been a pretty exciting morning because president obama is in the south bay preparing to speak about the healthcare plan. we're down there live. we will tell you what we plan to say. we'll have a look at the traffic tieups that will be caused by his visit. right now, we still have crowded conditions getting into the valley at the last minute. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. yq ♪

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san jose, fairmont hotel, president obama getting ready to speak. we're waiting for you. we'll bring that to you as soon as it happens. the white house will talk about his healthcare reform overhaul, president obama definitely making personal pleas to californians, latinos and young people to sign up for coverage under the new health law but again we're watching live and as soon as the president comes out, we will bring that to you. president obama's motorcade, we're gonna live stream the president's speech on our channel 2 website,

ktvu.com. we'll have a full wrapup of the president's visit on ktvu channel 2 news at noon. now, the president's motorcade this morning could affect rush hour traffic in the south bay. as soon at he finishes his speech in san jose -- as he finishes his speech in san jose, he will head to moffett field. the likely route will be highway 87 to 101 north. now, the motorcade could slow down traffic as you can imagine, it's slower than normal -- slower than normal in the area. speaking of traffic, slower than normal, let's check back in with sal one more time before the hour is up. >> this is looking pretty good. the last hour has been great for the traffic. san mateo bridge, not a bad commute right now. it's a little foggy. the planes come into sfo will be delayed a little bit. you are looking at the westbound bay bridge. that's been very nice since about 8:00 this morning. if you are driving on the peninsula, highway 101 looks good. a little bit of slowing in san mateo with some slow traffic

also on 101 in san jose getting up north. at 8:56. let's go to steve. a lot of fog on the coast. what is inland after over the bay, it will be warm to hot inland. it will be cool by the coast. if you like fog, go west. if you like east, go -- if you like heat go east. >> will it be 100. >> yes. but coast of 60s. >> and sunday -- >> off the table. >> i mean, i know you like interesting weather. you are serious about weather, but this is the kind of wild -- it's a roller coaster. next week looks cool. >> we're waiting for the president to come out and speak. >> that's why we're -- >> yes. >> we want the weather to be nice for the president. >> it's good to know. there's a lot of graduations and for some it will be really hot. others you will be wearing a

jacket. 40-degree spread. >> all right. >> it's that kind -- it's that type of year. >> steve took care of the president. >> right. >> that's our report for this morning. we do thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the -- we'll see you the next time news breaks. be sure to join the news at noon for the entire speech, the regap. again, we're live there. we're gonna live stream it on our website, ktvu.com, and you will be able to see it there. so thank you for watching. have a great weekend. erybody.

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