a death overnight in san jose. we'll tell you what we're learning about the victims. >> and commenting for the first time, they're developing -- defending their companies in the wake of the spying scandal. >> it's going to be the hottest day thus far in these areas. i can expect -- tell what you to expect in your neighborhood as news starts right now. good morning, everyone

welcome to the morning on 2. >> good morning. expect a very hot day. let's check in with rose mary to see where it will be the hottest. >> good morning. it will be a ridge of high pressure, it will bring us very hot weather. it's going to be inland where some of our hottest spots will hit the century mark even go above today. it will remain on the cool to mild side around the bay. i'll have what to expect around the bay coming up. a homicide, investigators are working a new case, a man was stabbed to death. we're joined from the scene. tell us what you were able to dig up in the last couple of hours. >> reporter: this man was stabbed to death in the middle of the street.

we'll show you where this happened on the sidewalk on indian broom drive on the 300 block. homicide investigators still gathering evidence. this attack happened at 1:00 this morning. we'll show you just within the last hour, the corner came in and removed this man's body. the victim in this case was an asian man. we saw this morning, the officers went door to door on the street trying to talk to neighbors, trying to find witnesses to this crime. i have talked to one officer on the scene. police are not offering any more details about what the motives may have been for this killing. we're not able to find out if anyone is in custody in connection with this homicide. we're working to get more information about what may have taken place here this morning. again, we know one man was found stabbed to death here on the street in san jose. they've reached out to their

spokesperson this morning. we were hoping to get more details on what we understood as the 24th homicide. k tv u channel 2 news. a fight among family members left one man dead in san jose. it happened on those apartments off of 280 and winchester boulevard. they got into a fight in an upstairs apartment at 5:30 last night. one died from the injuries in the hospital. the two men are related. this comes one week after a deadly stabbing around the corner. >> it seems to be really dangerous right now, and kids playing around outside and i have my daughter, and you can't even be outside no more. >> a neighbor told k tv u that there have been disturbances there in the past. police are trying to figure out what started the fight. we learned more about the

homicide near the great mall. we'll have a look at the suspect coming up at 7:30. >> former south african president is back in the hospital, nelson mandela. he's said to be in serious, but stable condition. he fell ill a few days ago but was rushed to the hospital overnight after his condition worsened. he has suffered a number of serious health problems recently. this is his fifth visit to the hospital in two years. president obama is holding high level talks with china. he will meet with china president and the two met yesterday sitting down to talk about different topics: cybersecurity, international trade in northern korea. they expect to meet around noon. they met last year and during the governor's trade mission in

april. two of the companies say they are denying that they assisted government's programs this week. facebook is not and has never been any part of any program to give the us or any other government direct access to our servers. we've not received a court order or government agency from any government. indeed the us government does not have direct access or the back-door to the information stored in our data centers. president obama defended the surveillance program in the bay area. he talked about the need and benefits for health care reform. the f.b.i. mind the servers of high tech

giants such as yahoo apple and google. >> they may identify potential leads for folks who may engage in terrorism. >> met a data is about the source, and when and where that communication took place. civil liberties groups say it allows intelligence analysts to track a person's movements and contacts. >> they say it helped stop a terrorist attack in new york city. an afghan american said he had been recruited by al qaeda in pakistan. there could be increased fire danger in the bay area. they'll dispatch extra cruise

for every report of a fire just to make sure flames are quickly contained. there's a warning for parts of northern california including the chico area. they have rented additional carts to help the elderly. there are tents and misting sprays for people to cool down and shield themselves with the sun. there will be gatorade and water, this is another year of the liver more rodeo. they say for people who do not have air-conditioning at home to visit air-conditioned centers, malls, theatres, and drink plenty of fluids especially if you're exercising in a hot environment. today is a second straight spare the air day.

residents are asked to walk, bike, carpool, they combine for -- fuel and other things, pollution, combine to cause unhealthy air pollution. if you can't stand the heat, it may be the best time of the day for you. we're off to a beautiful start in most cases. i do realize we have thick fog banged up along the coastline. that ridge of high pressure, it's pinning that fog bank to real close to the ground. you can expect that along the coastline this morning. meanwhile the most of us are waking up mostly sunny, you see a little hazy out there. a spare the air alert. i want to give you a quick look at just what areas will be with

the poorest air quality. it's going to be the eastern district, the inland moderate air for most of the bay today. it's going to be hot out there and the air will be stagnant in some spots. 71 degrees in fairfield, upper 60s to low 70s. we don't have that number this morning, low s,to 60 degrees for areas around oakwood, and 50 degrees, a mention a moment ago, very gray over half moon bay, that light shade of gray right there, it's indicating that fog, that's pretty much from the ocean beach area all the way down to santa cruz. i want to show you this here. this weak system here off the southern california coastline will track north and east. this will bring us a big change for tomorrow. today is going to be the hottest day.

it will be warm to hot inland. we have that coastal fog this evening, it will keep temperatures at the coast, cool to mild. meanwhile, the hottest spots hitting 100 degrees and plus. 101 expected in clearlake today. get closer to the water and it will feel good in saws lee tow, 76 in burke lee, upper 90s, walnut creek danville, it's 90 degrees for san jose, and 87 for santa clara. warm in palo alto, and 82 for san jose. it's going to be a scorcher in some areas. it could be a nice beach day if you're headed in that direction. if you're going to get into tomorrow, not so much a nice beach day. 84 degrees expected for the

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santa monica. 11:5 2:00 a.m. the first 911 clothing, a man leaving black -- wearing black tactical clothing was believed to have shot in his house. he had been firing into the house. >> reporter: the gunman jumped into the car forcing the driver with him. minutes later he opened fire on a santa monica city bus. no deaths thanks to a quick thinking bus driver. >> it happened in front of me. i was in my car and a guy on the left side of the street jumped out of the car with a big black gun and started blastings rounds at our cars and the bus. >> reporter: the gun shot at a building and then force add driver to take him to the college where a killing spree continued. >> i heard a couple of gunshots and someone told us someone had

a gun to get out. >> i went to the hallway and i saw a gentleman dressed in all black. >> reporter: it was a deadly path fromhouse to the library at santa monica packed with students studying for finals. >> it looked like he was standing there posing for the cover of an ammo magazine or something, it was very calm, not yelling, looking around for tarts targets casually. >> less than 15 minutes after it started it was over, four victims and the gunman dead. >> they engaged the suspect and he was shot and killed on the scene. >> his body moved from the library and taken to the sidewalk where he was pronounced dead. >> santa monica police detained another man. it was a person of interest, he's been cleared and released.

in afghanistan four soldiers have been killed in four separate attacks. taliban attacks. a man wearing an afghan turned his weapon us forces. and a militant ran up to a vehicle and tossed a grenade in it. three american soldiers and an italian soldier were killed. shannon richardson tried to frame her husband. she suspected her husband had mailed rice inlaced letters to the president and the gun control group last month. they found inconsistencies and she failed a polygraph test. she is the mother of five. he filed for divorce on thursday.

hurricane season is expected to speed up and soak the northeast this morning. tropical storm andrea caused flooding and made it impossible to drive in many areas. some people had to be rescued from their cars on long island yesterday. it could drop up to five inches of new jersey and new england today. it started out as a tropical storm. here's a look at the mess in cranston, rhode island last night. the cars trudged through flooded streets. one is above flood stage and causing minor flood damage. earlier they faced flooding in andrea's aftermath. this is what it looked like at the height of rush hour. there were lots of accidents, thousands of commuters got stuck in traffic. one ended up stranded. >> i left my office at 3:30 to

beat the rain and flooding, i got in here and i pulled into the parking lot. >> he stayed in there for three hours. by 9:00 last night, the water covered sidewalks and as you can see there, went to door steps where people tried to fight that rising tide with sandbags. >> she is 31-year-old traditional a hop. she has no permanent address but has ties to pleasantton. she was found near the seashore. it's being investigated as a homicide. her injuries appeared suspicious. a teenager has died. they're trying to figure out how 16-year-old tracy brown and another teenager escaped from

camp and they found brown and he died. he did not have any signs of being hurt or attacked. >> it is very hard, difficult for us. he was under our care. any time something happens, it affects all of us here. >> they say the authorities were outside and told the boys to stop when they jumped the fence. they'll have extra deputies out look are for him. a hayward elementary school is holding a toy gun buy back. they can trade in toy guns for books or other things. it will include fingerprinting and bicycle and gun safety. >> people who shop at supermarkets, they're reporting

suspicious traffic. they noted their the computer was recently hacked. we tracked down one woman who went to the park store on tuesday, hours later she said someone used a debt card number to make a purchase out of state. >> if they don't check their bank account, they are not going to have any money. >> they were not sure of the hackers customer information. the supermarket has received other complaints about fraudulent charges out of state. the f.b.i. is investigating the case. southern health is warning patients that their personal information may be compromised. it turned up during a drug bust last month. it may include addresses social security numbers, birth dates and numbers.

city officials plan to do a show-it-off in oakland. they hope to make that bike path and park more accessible to bikers and pedestrians. people are being urged to leave the cars at home. it will be closed one hour before and after ent. the price tag for the stadium continues to go up. they increased it $100 million raising the to the al to $$1.9 billion. it includes elements that enhance the fan experience. they are not cost overruns. it was estimated to cost more than $900 million. >> the beaches should be packed today because of all of this warm weather. not everyone will be there to relax. what volunteers will be doing

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miles. the chase ended when he ran into the foothills of northeast albuquerque. they believe that young bear was let loose by his mother and was out looking for a new home. >> or maybe a meal. >> or maybe both. three hours later he's hungry. >> looking for his mom too. a bear up by the river also. the great outdoors, it happens, what are you going to do? it's hot, it's pretty cool right now. especially considering what we're about to receive in the afternoon. >> we're seeing a quick rebound this morning. let mow take you through the morning if you have morning plans. it's going to be mild to warm relatively quickly. it's 60s out there. we get to 9:00, low 60s around the coast, mid-70s inland, by 10:00, low 80s, low 70s around the bay, we'll remain at the

60s and by lunchtime it will be hot by some of those warmer spots. liver more today, you can see from the chart from the right side, you can expect upper 80s low 90s in time for the lunch hour. 100 degrees in antii don't like and 80s around the bay, they're waking up with fog along the coastline. we have a localized sea breeze that will continue to keep the coast relatively mild for today. your extended forecast coming a big drop coming tomorrow. if you can't stand the heat, we have relief on the way. upper 70s for our inland communities. we have a couple of nice days coming tuesday and wednesday. low 80s, and low to mid-60s along the coast.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. >> investigators say a man was stabbed to death in south san jose. we're joined live from the neighborhood with details. alex? >> reporter: neighbors are disturbed as they wake up to find this large crime scene.

one man i talked to said he's seen more and more problems here. san jose police still have this all taped off. they're investigating and trying to piece together what was san jose's 24th homicide of the year so far. it happened at 1:00 this morning on the 300 block of indian broom drive. this is where a man was stabbed to death in the street. according to reports the victim in this case was an asian man. they were seen knocking on doors, looking to talk with any witnesses. one neighbor told me that this crime was troubling. >> i come out this morning and i find out we have another stabbing and there's been a lot of them in the area here and it's getting me concerned. i've been here 17 years and it used to be out on the outer edges. >> reporter: i've reached out to the spokesperson for the police and looking for more details about what happened this morning and police are not

offering up details on this killing. they are not saying what the motive may have been for this stabbing death or if there is anyone in connection with this crime in custody. we have new information on the suspect in a violent mall confrontation that led to first homicide of the year here. the sports authority in the great mall. he saw a man he knew inside the store, the two began fighting and he pulled a baseball bat off the shelf and beat the man and he died of his injuries. everyone else in the mall had no idea what had just happened. >> i wish that somebody would have came in and notified us or gave us some kind of info. >> the officer got to the store

13 seconds after getting the call for help and got the us is picket in custody. the beating was not gang related. protestors want to stop a planned housing development in that space. 100 demonstrators filled the site of a the old hays family farm. six people take to the trees. they have issued one written warning but have not taken action. they are holding a community festival and barbecue today in an effort to reach out to the community and supporters. two people are recovering this morning, two pedestrians were hit at 7:20 last night as they were crossing the street at lake chicago bow park around

7:20. both victims were conscious and alert. no word whether the drivers were charged. three people were shot during a side show at 106 avenue and mcarthur boulevard. they'll continue to patrol the city streets. the reorganization ban provides district captains to better solve their area's problems. trash collectors and postal workers are being recruited to see what antioch police to see what they can't see. they hope their details can help them catch criminals. the crime rate increased 24%. they say it is understaffed. >> a couple has been arrested

after the dog bit their son twice. the boy had been left along with the dog which weighs 100 pounds. the boy was bitten before. he was treated at the hospital, and the dog was forced to send away and the parents face child neglect and endangerment charges. a redwood city man who kidnapped his children is facing three years in jail. christopher was sentenced to three years in san may te'o county jail. he is charged with kidnapping his daughter and sailing away with him with a stolen yacht. they ordered him to have no contact with his children until his full term is served.

richard ramirez died at 9:10, he terrorized communities in southern and northern california in 1985 and 1984. he operated at night looking for open windows and doors and attacked. he is accused of killing 13 people and being sentenced to die in 1985. >> he's been reserved for the last several years. he hasn't gone into the yard and exercised. he was just a pure evil person. >> a spokesman for the marine county courthouses, he died of natural causes related to kidney failure. he was 53 years old. >> the cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for a decade. 139 counts of rape, and aggravated murder charge for

purposely causing the unlawful termination of a pregnancy. he was arrested last month after one of the women escaped with help from a neighbor. castro is scheduled to be arraigned next week. a man who was operating machinery is facing multiple charges for a building collapse in philadelphia that killed six people. police believe he was using demolition equipment on wednesday of what was left with a four-story building collapsed on to another store. he had a high level marijuana in his system. he's a fell on arrested 11 times since 1984. the swiss team is preparing a new boat after the fatal capsize of a catamaran.

it's replacement boat should be ready next month to compete for the cup. at noon paraplegic veteran angela will leave for a lo row across the ocean. that's after the loss of her legs from a failed back surgery in 1993. she's been competing as a rower, she will row 2300 miles across the pacific with no support boat. that's 100 days before landing in hawaii. why key key beach. >> that's what i saw on the forecast today. that's down right hot. >> you have to brace for something like that, right. it heated up inland. it's a summertime divide. we're cool to mild at the coast and we have a finger of fog

floating right across san francisco. we're going to give you the shot right now. do you see it at the bottom right corner of the screen. mostly sunny skies in most cases away from the coast. right at the coast it is really thick and dense. it has to do with that ridge of high pressure. i'll explain that in a moment. your pacific satellite view. you can see the cloud formation. we have a weak system off the southern california coastline. it will lead us to a cool down. it may lead us to the thunderstorms in sierra for tomorrow. when you have that ridge of high pressure and the warm air associated with it, sinking down towards the ground, it's pushing whatever marine layer and fog we have right there, close to where we reside. that's where we are waking up, right along the coastline, it's about a quarter mile in some cases. take it easy if you have an

early morning drive. i want to start in the inner east bay. this reading is 3800 feet up. it's an indication of how warm it is. that warm air is sinking and it will be with us for today. 65 in walnut street, and 69 in 63 in oakland. it's a cool start for you, 50 degrees outside your day in half moon bay. triple digit heat. 100 degrees for fairfield. yes, some of the hottest numbers we've seen so far this year, especially inland. what happens when you get to the bay and the coast. we have the localized sea breeze that will keep our temperatures feeling good. upper 90s and low 100s for the inner east bay. a beautiful day in santa cruz. it should be mostly sunny for

the afternoon. 76 san bruno. 72 for san francisco if you plan on playing there for the afternoon. the extended forecast we'll see a big drop in our temperatures, it will be way more comfortable inland tomorrow. low 60s at the coast. if you're thinking about a beach day, today will be the day as we're looking at partly cloudy skies along the coastline. temperatures will be at the coolest, a low 60s in the forecast, and low 60s at the coast. we'll have a look at the lunchtime numbers coming up. >> now, the warning comes after the drownings of three people in the sacramento and american rivers this past month. one included a 17-year-old. they have life vest stations along the river so people stay safe. >> it's not worth it.

>> authorities say despite it being a misdemeanor for parents allow children to go in without a life vest, it has the highest rate of drowning in california. horrific fire in china. dozens of people are trapped from a fire. investigators say this is no accident. work is under way and when that road should be back open. >> let's give you a look outside. san jose, we'll see 90 degrees on this saturday and this saturday morning, traffic moving smoothly down in the south bay. time is 7:43, you're watching mornings on 2. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad

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good morning lafayette. 69 degrees outside your doors this morning. the temperatures will be hot for us today. it is a spare the air day. new this morning, police in china said the suspect of a deadly fire, it killed 47 people and injuring 34 others. they found traces of gasoline on the wreckage even though the bus ran on diesel and the fuel tang tires are intact. they found a suicide note at his home. he was unhappy and deliberately set the fire to vent his anger. the class is celebrating

its graduation two months after fertilizer explosion in texas. they finished up school in another town. they wrote special messages on the caps. and they say what's important. >> you grow closer to what you have been and already are. the principal said that all of them were tested and rows to the challenge. >> he wants billions of dollars paid, 8 people were killed. they're calling for the state to fine the utility $3.85 billion. they had proposed a lower amount which included credits and tax benefits.

no one has commented on the filing. today is disaster preparedness day in san mateo county. you can take a free course in basic cpr and watch how the pros do it. if you get there before 11:00, you can get in the county fair for free. president obama says the next few days will go a long way in determining immigration reform. >> it will hold employers more accountable if they knowingly hire undocumented workers. >> they discussed the bill that was introduced in the sen -- senate yesterday. he says it strengthens the borders provides a pathway to citizenship and is a commonsense approach to a

delicate issue. a bay area will hold two forums about immigration reform. religious leaders will express their views including support for family reunification and protecting people from deportations. the pentagon said it relieved major general michael harrison for failing to properly investigate a sexual assault last year. he's not accused of any sexual misconduct, but he's one of the highest ranking officers to be affected by the sex abuse scandal. a meeting will be held in san francisco this afternoon to discuss the issues surrounding an army private on trial for

relieving -- releaking to wiki website. they call him a hero, but others call him a traitor. paris jackson made a suicide attempt. she cut her wrist and took an overdose of motrin and the judge wants her home life evaluated and is anyone taking care of her? the grandmother was appointed guardian. each year buff fet sets up an online charity auction, the winning bid was $1,1hundred dollars. the proceeds go to the glide foundation in san francisco.

this year the winner received a bargain. last year it was 3.5 million. they're holding a take back event. they're going to take unused or expired medications. people who drop off medication will get gift cards while the supplies last. all you have to do is drop the bottles off at the fairfield department lobby. pleasantton is trying to capitalize on its celebrated downtown. but, how? they want to designate the area as a historic district. that might help individual property rights. they're not expected to vote until the end of year. the busy market street is closed to bicycles and traffic right now. they're laying down 1300 tons on new asphalt.

the bus lines are being rerouted. the 24-hour project started last night. they'll be closed until later today. other parts of market will be repaved later this month. film maker george lucas made an appearance to the parade in modesto. he returned for the grand marshal, it's the 40th anniversary of his feature film, american graffiti. it was also harrison's fourth starring role. >> i'm happy to be where the inspiration of my movie came from. the 69-year-old lucas says he does not anticipate coming back to modesto in the future, but he did like copping to his high school reun at ty

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organizers of oakland's first friday festival hope that last night's event will not be the last. they will be able to sell their we're and there will be street events. they've had to raised 20,000 and funding from the city runs out this month. >> a short-term to run out through a kick start and crowd funding and get some short term sponsors. we want to apply for grants and get long term sponsor ships.

>> it pays for security and they're trying to rebound from a deadly shooting in february. but, first friday is a solution to the crime problem not one of the causes. there may be a dress code at the fair, the idea is to single out gang members. they want to outlaw the gang insignia, they want to kick suspected street gangs out of the fair. a public hearing is set for july 13th. it opens on july 3rd. the event offers everything from traditional fair and animals and rides, and this year, they're offering something never seen before, a robot that throws frisbees, more than 130,000 people are expected to attend the fair. >> a knee on run is being

shown. this is a 5k road rage. this is going to take runners through glow zone. it will take them through fog, music and neon lighting. it's going to happen on jamestown avenue. let's check in with rosemary and talk about the morning and the afternoon. >> what is night about some of those spots, it's way too hot to be outdoors in the middle of the day. you have that night to look forward to. we have a cool down coming. i'll show you what's going to happen today and into tomorrow. i'm going to pick it up this afternoon and notice still a little bit of fog banged up along the coastline. partly cloudy and mostly cloudy. that will keep you cool to mild. meanwhile the inland area is going to be baking today. i will fast forward into tomorrow morning. notice the cloud deck. this is going to lead to, well,

a cool down for us for your sunday, and then more importantly, that on sure breeze is going to strengthen, that will bring us temperatures that will be comfortable. if you like it warm, you are in luck that's what we have in store for the 50s and 60s, coastal fog, mid-70s for the warmer area. it will be mid-80s and by noontime already in the low 90s for our inland cities. your extended forecast, 70 degrees, mid-60s, half moon bay pacific a where santa cruz is going to be nice. inland areas there it is there. that big change comes tomorrow and a cooling trend will continue with monday being the coolest day. temperatures remain steady tuesday through wednesday, back to you. >> temperatures are climbing coming up. we'll have more on some of this

weekend events. how organized we'll try to keep people cool and we have another warning for you from firefighters. >> president obama and the president of china, it's the women behind the chinese at stake that was starting to get a lot of attention. yq [ both ] we're foodies.

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another killing overnight on the streets of san jose, what we're learning about the victim in this case and why neighbors are so disturbed by this crime. >> a mile long rampage over the neighborhood, some of the victims and their connection to the man who opened fire in santa monica. >> they have all what you can expect in your neighborhood coming up. good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday june 8th. >> good morning, hot weather today in the bay area. let's go to the triple digit temperatures, rosemary? yes, outside some of us have the low 60s to low 70s. the ridge of high pressure is in place. it's bringing patchy dense fog to the coastline.

some areas are reporting visibility down a quarter mile. that will be with us for the morning hours. 60s are expected there, you go inland and temperatures will be hovering around the century mark. i'll pinpoint these areas and show you what you n expect in your neighborhood coming up. >> we are following developing news out of south san jose. al alex savage has been talking to neighbors. this kind of violence has been on the rise in their neighborhood. >> one neighbor i talked to said this is just the latest in a series of problems here in their neighborhood. this is a crime here. they're investigating the 24th homicide of the year so far. it happened just after 1:00 this morning on the 300 block of indian broom drive. this is where a man was stabbed

to death in the street. according to reports the victim in this case was an asian man. we don't know much more than that about him though. we saw officers knocking on doors in this neighborhood, looking for witnesses in this crime. one man said he's worried about this deadly guess the officers doing what they can, but it's getting worse. >> now, i've reached out to san jose police, their spokesperson they're looking for more details from this killing. i have not yet heard back to them. i'm hoping to hear back from them and get more information on this investigation. it's unclear what the motive was for this crime. it's unclear at this point if anyone is in custody. we're live in san san jose alex savage k tv u channel 2 news. one man is dead in san jose. it happened at those apartments at huff avenue. it's off of 280 and winchester

boulevard. two men got into a fight about 5:30 last night. one died from the injuries at the hospital. the two men are related and this homicide comes a week after a deadly around the corner. >> it seems to be really dangerous right now, and kids playing around outside and i have my daughter and you can't even be outside no more. >> a neighbor told that a mother and daughter have lived in that apartment and there have been disturbances in the past. they're trying to figure out what happened in the fight. the 94-year-old south african president nelson mandela was rushed overnight as his condition worsened. this is his fifth visit to the hospital in two years.

fresh off his bay area visit, he will meet with chinese president ping, the two first met yesterday sitting down to talk about relations. they talked about cybersecurity, international trade in north korea. they're scheduled to talk about trade in noon and they'll meet in april. the meeting between the two heads of state is not the only thing making the trip to america. they brought his wife. the style and grace of china's first lady is leading comparisons to mrs. obama. she decided to stay in washington because monday is sasha obama's 12th birthday.

the first 911 call came in at 11:52 yesterday morning. neighbors reported seeing a man dressed in black carrying a gun in california city. shortly after the house burst into flames. they found two victims inside. they believe it was the father and son. >> they went from that residence carjacked a female after shooting another vehicle, carjacked another young lady and had her start driving. police say the gunman had the woman stop the car two times while he opened fire at random buildings, a bus and a police car. he forced him to drive them to santa monica college and that's where the rampage continued as the suspect walked from the hallways to the library. >> he was coming right towards us, he his gun close to his

chest. the reason it felt strange was he was walking down the hallway so casually. he wa in a chaotic state. >> he was shot and killed. he has not been identified, and four people were killed and five others injured. >> parts of the bay area should hit triple digits today. they will dispatch extra cruise for a report of a fire in case they need to contain the fire. it includes the chico area. organizers of the livermore rodeo are taking measures to protect people from the sweltering heat. they are bringing in tents and misting sprays to cool down and shield themselves from the sun. they're stocked with extra gatorade and water, this is the

95th year of the rodeo. they advise people to stay in the shade, and if people don't have air-conditioning at home, visit air-conditioned places, catch a move owe at a theatre. drink plenty of fluids especially if you're exercising and in hot environments. we want to show you a live pictures. a the skies is a second straight spare the air day. take public transit instead of driving while possible. they say high temperatures and low winds and car exhausts combine for unhealthy amounts of ozone pollution. >> if you're trying to escape the heat, if you live inland there's no escaping, but it's actually, this is why we live in the bay area, there's somewhere to go. >> you have your choices at least. i'll get an e-mail from somebody, i love the heat, why are you talking about it being

hot and miserable out there. i know somebody who might go golfing in this kind of heat. be aware, it's going to be a hot one out there. especially inland today. some of the temperatures i mentioned a while ago. around the bay and coastline it will be a different story. it looks like berkeley overhead, the aquatic park, and you can see we have that haze right along the bay and inland. we have a spare the air day for today. we have a little fog as well. some of that is humidity, a very weak onshore breeze. for today no such luck. 76 in fairfield, 73 in livermore. 64 in walnut creek. if you're headed out to the farmer's market some little leaguers are playing their games. 54 in oakland and 53 in san

francisco. pack that extra water and sun block. you want them to stay hydrated even if they insist they're not thirsty. 56 degrees, but i want to get south and point out. 4 degrees. this is not too bad. i'm seeing the higher elevations reporting 80s already. it's going to bring us a big warm up or continuing our warmup. it looks quite hot in some inland areas yesterday. we have fog along the coastline, visibility all the way down a quarter of a mile. this will hold tough in some cases. it looks like perhaps all day long we may actually see some of the areas along the coastline remain with mostly cloudy skies. you're going to santa cruz to the boardwalk it will be warm this afternoon. the hottest day it will be 100 degrees. the coastal fog again will be

with us and that's what we can expect for your saturday. big changes coming tomorrow. 100 for saint he lean a and if you don't like this that hot, go to saws lee tow where we'll be in the 70s this afternoon. get inland and it's a hot one, danville 98 for you, 101 in brentwood. 86 for sunnyvale. apps will be warm and 85 for palo alto. a bit of a weak sea breeze and that will keep you comfortable today. the big drop comes tomorrow and we'll continue with the cooling trend, the coolest day on monday. temperatures remain seasonal and back to the des -- desk. >> a fitness craze is coming it's to work out your heart and

calm your mind. >> customers say they're finding unexpected charges on their debit and credit card accounts. >> let's look outside, a classic microclimate look. we're talking 100 degrees in saint helena, it's probably chillier at the golden gate. a fog advisory is at the gate, drivers are asked to slow down. it's 8:12, where you're watching mornings at 2.

welcome back. a live look at the trance america building. a fog is float nothing the bay this morning. inland areas will be hot for the afternoon. >> for the first named storm is expected to speed up and soak the northeast this morning. heavy rain caused flooding that made it difficult or impossible to drive in many areas. some people had to be as you can see there rescued from their cars on long island yesterday. andrea is packing 45 miles per hour and could drop up to five inches of rain in new jersey and new england today. >> some of silicon valley's could drop money today, and statements.

>> facebook has not been part of any program to give the us or any other government direct acis he to our servers. we have never received a blanket request or court order from any government information like the one verizon received. google posted similar remarks. the us government does to the have a direct access or back- door to our centers president obama defended the surveillance. he talked about health care reform. but, he was asked about recent revelations, whether they mind the servers of high tech giants to examine the users of millions of customers. >> they are sifting through

metadata, they may identify leads for motion who engage in terrorist activities. >> civil liberties groups say it allows intelligence analysts to track a person's movements and conditions. phone records were used to uncover the bomb to bomb new york subways in 1989. he pleaded guilty by the plot saying he had been recruited by al qaeda in pakistan. court documents show shannon richardson of text as told authorities that she suspected her husband mailed letters to the president, but investigators say they found

inconsistencies and she failed a polygraph test. the number of five faces ten years in prison. no charges have been filed against her husband and he filed for divorce on thursday. a teenager who escaped a camp has died. 16-year-old tracy brown and another teenager escaped the camp last night. he was not breathing and later died. brown's death remains a mystery. deputies said they didn't have any signs of being hurt or attacked. as for the other teenager who escaped they have extra deputies out looking for him. >> there are suspicious transactions on their credit and debit cards. the computer was recently hacked. one woman says she went to the parts store on tuesday and someone used her credit card

number -- debit card number for purchases out of state. >> it's a rampant horrible thing that's going on. >> she was unsure of the hackers getting information. but, there have been other complaints of fraudulent charges being made out of state. they're investigating the case. personal information may be compromised. stolen data turned up in a drug bust earlier last month. 4500 patients who received care could be affected. >> in 30 minutes a hayward elementary school will be holding a toy gun buy back. kids are also planning on attending and protesting. it happens at the element elementary school.

children can come and trade those toys and get a book or a bicycle. it will include fingerprinting for children and safety demonstrations. organizers have told us that gun advocates are going to bring toy guns to give the children. we'll here from that for the buy back. >> they plan to go up. it increased another $100 million raising the totals to $1.3 billion. the increase covers elements that enhances the fan experience and are not cost overruns. it will pay for additional features, levi stadium was allegedly to cost $900 million. >> it's all in honor of father's day next weekend. the microsoft score will hold a

x box challenge between the capper nick's. the winners will take on the capper nicks. the event begins at 11 this morning. >> we'll the nfl camp will include mat anyone and a dozen other players. they'll teach football skills and 3 #00 children and ymca and other clubs. it will be from 10 to 20. the radars are the first of 12 informal teams that will host the camp. soul cycle is known for its zen like approach of working out. it's done in with candles and no talking. it's located at the marine county, classes are held

throughout the day. summer movie season is in full swing and for some people the stars were extra close. >> thanks for coming to our screening of world war z. >> brad pitt appeared and also the bay powerhouse that made his debut last night. a warmup already under way. i'll have your day planner lining up for saturday. coming up. ♪

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the internship starring vaughn on and wilson was the number 2 movie last night. the movie is about two men who lose their job and start over at the silicon valley powerhouse. it brings humor to the differents of generations when it comes to technology. it was a special opening night for people in san francisco for hose who attended the late night screening of world war z. actor brad pitt made a surprise appearance before the movie started and he stayed around for a little bit but you can hear from the cheering, it's safe to say that he made that audience's night.

he had made several other surprise appearances over the past two days and his movie world war z comes out june 21st. >> i know you pretty well claudia, i didn't know you could scream that loud. >> i know you love him. >> who doesn't love brad pitt? >> you say people don't like the heat, i do like the heat. >> well, today is your lucky day. the heat is going to be on. we're warming up. are you waking up this morning thinking it never got cool. it's already at this hour. the temperatures will continue to climb as we get through the next hour or two. at this hour, as at the coast but the rest of us enjoying mid- 60s as we go to the 9:00 hour. we'll be in the coast lean. that's the 9:00 hour. 10:00 hour, look at the

oranges, 80s for 10:00 and by noontime, the communities, we'll have 90s, 70s around the bay. mid to upper 70s, oakland, as well as free month, mid-60s along the coastline at noontime. it's with patchy fog, hanging close along the coast for the entire day. no not everyone will be in. we'll see mostly gray skies, the rest of us mostly sunny, antioch low to mid-90s, upper 80s to low 9 os in the south bay. the extended forecast, today is going to be the hottest, it's a spare the air day. it's unhealthy for our inland areas if you're sensitive to the pollution when it gets hot like this, temperatures take a big drop tomorrow. i have to point out sunday, we have cooling on the way. monday will be cooling.

temperatures remain cool on the coast, mild on the bear for tuesday and wednesday. >> thanks rose mayor i didn't. there was a wild and unusual police chase, the suspect was not human, but a bear. police pursued the bear for hours, but stopped when he ran into the foothills. they believe the young bear was let loose by its mother and was looking for a new home. >> the show down continues between the city of san francisco and a dispute over land and what protestors have planned for today. >> the reaction to a serial killer who terrified people in the 1980s. the night stalker passes away. , now there's a solution. introducing sleep number dual temp,

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new information on a deadly attack inside the mall after the suspect pulled his weapon from a store shelf. i'm mike. >> and i'm claudine wong. 26 this 26-year-old was arrested on suspicion of murder in the great mall. he saw a man he knew inside that store before 11:00 a.m., the two began fighting and he pulled a baseball bat and beat the other man who died of his injuries. >> while the sports authority closed for the investigation, everyone in the mall had no idea what happened.

>> i wish someone who notify us, be on alert or be on the lookout. >> police say it happened fast and the officer got in 13 seconds after getting the call for help and took the suspec into custody. he is the only suspect and the beating was not gang related. the focus is to reduce crime such as illegal and dangerous side shows. three people were killed at a side show. they're going to patrol city streets. it provides district police cap taints with their own investigative teams to better solve their area's problems. trackers and postal workers are being asked to report things that police don't see. ask the workers to see any suspicious activity they see on their routes. they're hoping that it can help

them catch criminals. antioch pd says it's understaffed. two women are recovering this morning. two were hit as they were crossing the street at lake chapeau park. both victims were alert and no word on the driver. they want to stop a housing development on this farm, the old hays valley farm. over the number, 6 people take up on to the trees. they've asked the mayor to clear the site. police have issued one written warning, protestors will hold a community festival and an effort to reach out to the

community and supporters. an east bay company has been arrested after their dog bit their young son in the face twice. the boy had been left along with the dog which weighs almost 100 pounds. the dog had bitten the boy before in march. he was treated at the hospital both times. the dog had to be sent away. both parents face child endangerment charges and child neglect. california serial killer known as the night stalk certificate dead. he died at marine general hospital yesterday morning. he terrorized communities in california including san francisco. he operated at night and would then attack looking for open doors and windows. he was being sentenced to death in 1985. >> he's been very reserved for

the last several years. he didn't go to the yard ander. >> he was a pure evil person. >> a spokesman said he died with natural causes related to kidney failure. he is 53 years old. >> there's a 329 count indictment for the man accused of kidnapping and raping the three women. he faces 329 counts, including unlawful terminating a pregnancy as well as other charges. he's scheduled to be arraigned next week. there will be early races missed but this swiss team will be preparing for the next race. some thought it would be too much for them to endure after

the death of their captain. they said their boat should be ready to launch next month to compete for the cup. allison madison will leave santa cruz for a solo row. she lost her legs back in 1983 and she's been raising support for the military and her veterans. she'll row 2300 miles across the pacific with no support boat. she plans to be at sea before landing on waikiki beach in hawaii. that warning comes after the drownings of three people in the sacramento rivers this month. they've set up seven life vest station linings the river to make sure people stay safe. >> look how the current is going, it's not worth it.

authorities say inspite of being a misdemeanor, many people still aren't using them n fact the new report shows that sacramento has the highest drowning rate in california with an average of 6 children drowning per year. >> it's a great reminder, roast mary cooler now, and folks may want to head out to the bay and some body of water. >> today will be the better day to head to the the coast, we'll talk about that, and as mike mentioned inland it will be hot and you may be looking for a place to take a dip in the water by the afternoon. we're seeing patches of fog move into the bay and over san francisco this morning, along the coastline, it is patchy, dense and very, very low visibility in some cases, i'll explain coming up in just a moment. that is a cool shot. you get inside the bay and

we're already warming up, mostly sunny. you can see storm track well to the north. i do want to point out a weak disturbance about here. it's harder even impossible to see. the disturbance over the southern california coastline is going to be working its way north and east. it's going to bring big changes to our area. for today, ridge of high pressure in place, that sing ising air pinning that low cloud and fog to the coastline and right down to the ground where visibility is down a quarter of a mile. we had a shot of the golden gate bring a mile ago. they're reporting visibility down a quarter of a mile. what a different story, mostly sunny skies, temperatures warming up. it's a hot, dry weather out there, really cooking up some of that pollution, we have unhealthy, especially for the sensitive folks in our area. moderate air quality for most

of us. we have a sea breeze, it's very weak though, it's going to keep the coast and san francisco cooler today. low 70s at livermore. some of our inland communities, you're anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees warmer than where you were yesterday and chances are you're feeling it. afternoon highs for today 92 for santa rosa, and 76 in berkeley and 76 for san francisco. around the bay it will be warm, go inland and it's going to be hot! >> 102 for livermore today. partly cloudy mostly sunny, santa cruz upper 70s for you. it will be beautiful. a big turn in our weather pattern will come as early as tomorrow. we'll wake up with low clouds, we'll be farther inland. the onshore breeze will be coming, 84 degrees expected inland, low 60s at the coast.

temperatures will remain steady, monday, tuesday, wednesday, monday will be the coolest day. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. president obama says the next few days will go a long way in determining immigration reform. >> this bill will continue to increase security at our borders and if they hire undocumented workers. >> in this morning's weekly address he discussed the bill. he says the obama administration is not perfect, but it strengthens the borders and is a commonsense approach to a delicate issue. they are expected to approve the bill. >> dr. oz is making an appearance in the bay area today. he's going to the health and wellness symposium. he addresses many of the hot topic issues right now,

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there are new details about two taliban attacks in afghanistan. three americans were killed in a so-called insider attack. a militant shot us service soldiers. two soldiers and a civilian. there is no word on what happened to the suspect. a militant ran up to a vehicle and tossed a grenade and two soldiers were killed and one italian soldier was hurt. 42-year-old sean was operating heavy machinery that was being used to demolish a building and a wall collapsed killing six people in a building next door. he's facing reckless

endangerment charges and involuntary manslaughter. students are celebrating graduation. the fertilizer plant explosions, the students graduated from another school nearby. they said the tragedy helped them remember what is important. >> it's awful and beautiful at the same time because you get to grow, you get to grow closer than we already have. most of us have been here 12 years straight. >> the school's principal says he's proud of the students. all of them were tested in the past few months. he wants pg and e to pay for the explosions in 2010. it killed 8 people and they're calling for the state to fine the utility. the maximum penalty $3.85

billion. they proposed a lower amount. neither one of them commented publicly on the filing. the us has suspend the top commander in japan for mishandling a sexual assault allegation. they relieved harrison of his duties for failing to properly investigate a sexual assault last year. he is not accused of misconduct, but he's one of the officers affected by the sexual assault scan der. a meeting will be held in san francisco to discuss the arabs surrounding an army private for leaking information to a the wiki website. they decided not to name him in this month's pride parade. others call him a hero others

are calling him a traitor. we're waiting to find out who invested $1 million to have lunch with warren buff fet. the winning bid this year was $$1,000,100. this year's anonymous bargain. last year's went for $3.5 million. korean star beginning ham style, the upon store hit. gangham style. >> i've got to do that forever. >> he was greeted by a huge flash mob dancing to the song. they did it in front of a bunch of fans. they helped people learn to dance. they're grateful for the song's success and they'll continue to perform it. george lukas made it to the

parade in mow des tow. it's the 40th anniversary of american graffiti. they've labeled it one of the greatest 100 films. it was harrison's first starring war. >> i'm happy to be where the inspiration of my film came from. >> they said he is happy to visit modesto, but is unlikely to come back soon except for high school reunions. 15 million came from foreign countries. the amount of money brought in helped to support 1 million jobs and generated $1.9 billion

in taxes. how is preservationists want to designate the area as a historic district. they're not expected to vote on the issue until the end of year. a busy stretch of market street is closed to all vehicles because of a project. they're laying down 1300 tons of new asphalt. some bus lines are being rerouted but the trolley should not be affected. market street will be closed until later today. other parts of market will be repaved later this month. it's going to be a bright night at candlestick park. they get ready for a late night 5k run. they'll be all decade out in neon. cloudy and cool at the

coastline. i'll have the temperatures expected for your neighborhood coming up.

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gerry parker got 7 innings. oakland won 18 of the last 21 games. no score on the top of the seventh. pablo chug around a score. mat king goes 7 score less. the diamondbacks won that one 3- 1. >> fans will be able to take their photo with the trophy at the bring. all proceeds will benefit the golden gate national park conservancy. >> i want to show you a similar run held in san francisco. it's a 5k race that will take runners through the glow zone. it will be fog and music and it sounds like fun. it will be at 8 p.m., it will be held in the parking lot on

jamestown avenue. there may be a dress code at the fair. the idea is to single out gang members. they want to single out gang insignia at the event. they want it out of the fair. june 18th. the fair opens on july 3rd. thousands of people intend to gather for the opening day of the fair. it offers everything from the food and they're offering something else never seen before, a robot that throws phrase bees. how many dogs would love that? many people are expected to attend the fair. let's check in with rosemary for the weather. >> it's going to be 80 degrees. in the sunshine, and pavement, it could be five to 8 degrees

warmer than that. so, bring along the hat, the baseball cap, the sunglasses, water for your little ones. it will be a nice day in san mateo. it's mostly sunny elsewhere. 50s along the coast, 6 os around the bay. mid-70s inland as we get into the 9:00 hour. mostly sunny, 60s for the coast. low 80s for the inland communities. lunchtime low 90s. today the heat will be on. the focus is inland. 100 degrees for fairfield antioch. it's going to be a warm day. 90 degrees, 81 in hayward. meanwhile along the coast we'll have patchy fog lingering for most of the day. we have a weak onshore breeze that continue throughout the afternoon. it will be a beautiful day to hang out, a lot of festivals

going on this time of the year. we have our little leaguers playing out there. if it's going to be in the afternoon. make sure they're going to drink a lot of water. the guidelines are every 30 minutes or so. it will do some good. >> temperatures will drop significantly. for our inland cities, meanwhile along the coastline, it will be cooler, low 6 os and tomorrow temperatures will remain the same. subtle changes in place with monday being the coolest day. this cool down will bring the possibility of thunderstorms to the sierra. i'll have what you expect coming up. >> i hope last night's event will not be the last. the vest value gets people to show their we're and show their tall leapt. thee need money to keep it going.

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we have new information about a stabbing in san jose overnight. what we have learned about the investigation. and get ready for the scorching temperatures. more on the dangers as the bay area gets ready to possibly break records. plus, andrea is making her way up the eastern seaboard. what forecasters are saying about the first named storm of the hurricane season. good morning and welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday, june 8th. >> it is going to be hot today.

following the triple digits for us. and viewer comments going, oh, it's nice now. things are changing, right? >> you're right. right outside, feeling good. but if you don't like the heat, it is going to get uncomfortable. the focus for the heat, the inland areas. ridge of high pressure in place. the sinking air associated with that, bringing some of the hottest temperatures so far this year to the inland communities. and along the coastline, it is pinning fog and low clouds right down along where we live and drive. poor visibility along the coastline this morning. if you plan on commuting through there, visibility down about a quarter mile. the fog is going to linger along the coast in some cases and inland, topping the century mark in some cases. i will break it down for you and have the numbers for your area coming up. well, as mentioned, parts of the bay area will head over 100 degrees today. and plus the bone dry

conditions mean increased fire danger. the fire department is going to dispatch extra crews for every report of fire just to make sure that the flames are quickly contained so it doesn't spread and make things worse. the national weather service issued a red flag warning for parts of northern california. and it is fair season across the bay area and organizers of the rodeo are taking extra precautions to protect fans. they have rented additional carts to help the elderly and there will be tents to cool people down. and vendors are stocking up extra water. this is the 95th year of the rodeo. and take a look outside. this is the second straight spare the air day. bay area residents are advised to bike, walk, take publess transit instead of driving if possible. the air management quality district says the high temperatures, low wins and the car exhaust combine for

unheatlhy amounts of ozone pollution. police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in san jose early this morning. the discovery was made just after 1:00 this morning. police say the victim was found injured in the street and died about 45 minutes later. officers say they are looking for witnesses among neighbors who say the violence in the neighborhood is getting worse. homicide investigators remain on the scene trying to piece together what happened. a fight among family members has left one man dead in san jose. we were the only crew on the scene yesterday. it happened just off of interstate 280. police say two men got into a fight in an upstairs apartment around 5:30 last night. and one later died from injuries at the hospital. we have learned that the two men are related. this homicide comes one week after a deadly stabbing just around the corner. >> it seems to be dangerous right now. and kids playing around outside. and i have my daughter. and you captain even be outside

no more. >> a neighbor told ktvu a mother, husband and their adult son lived in the apartment and they say, there have been disturbances there in the past. police are trying to figure out what started that fight. we have learned more about yesterday's homicide inside this sporting goods store. new details on the yourirst loo coming up at 9:30. well, we have just learned the name of one of the victims in the deadly shooting ram pain that ended at santa monica city college. police say a 68-year-old was killed during the shootings which stretched an entire mile in the city. it all started yesterday morning at a burning home. police say the two victims were inside. the shooter's father and brother killed. the gunman fired several more shots before opening fire in the library at the college. >> what i heard was unbelievable. i heard one bang, stop, 15 bangs. >> four people and the gunman

died. right now, police are working on nine active crime scenes trying to figure out why the shooter went on the rampage in the first place. it took place not far from where president barack obama's motorcade passed through yesterday. and fresh off his bay area visit, president barack obama is holding high level talks today with china. in about 20 minutes from now, he will meet with the chinese president at an estate. now the two men first sat down yesterday. topics included cyber security, climate change, international trade and north korea. governor brown is scheduled to meet with the chinese president around noon. they met last year during the governor's trade mission in april. some of the most powerful companies are denying that they assisted the government in surveillance programs uncovered this week. facebook's mark zuckerberg posted the statement, facebook is not and has never been part of the program to give the government direct access to our

servers. we have never received a blanket request like the one verizon reportedly received. and google posted similar responses saying, indeed the u.s. government does not have direct access or a back door to the information stored in our data centers. and now president barack obama defended the surveillance program during his visit to the area. he met with reporters to talk about health care reform but of course the reporters asked him about the recent revelations. >> sifting through this so- called metadata, they may identify potential leads with respect to folks who might engage in terrorism. >> data is an email or phone

call and metadata is about the information of the source and when and where it took place. good morning to you. starting out with, well, a foggy shot. there you can see how low that cloud deck is. below 1,000 feet. drifting just inside the bay. hugging the coastline. and the patchy dense fog remain ago long the coast. and lingering for the entire day. so unless you are new to the area, this pattern not really new for us. we know that we get the fog along the coastline. and it could be 50s to low 60s along the coast. and well inland, 90s to near 100. and that's exactly what we are going to see for today. 52 at half moon bay with overcast skies perhaps the entire day. areas like santa cruz and mild temperatures for the afternoon. around the bay, upper 50s to low to mid-60s.

but inland, it's hot in walnut creek. 80 degrees for you and just getting started. the ridge of high pressure in place, the warmer air is sinking and bringing us the fog along the coastline. and warming us up. and that will be the case for today. the hills, the color coating, the shade of orange indicating 80s in the hills. higher above, we have warmer temperatures and that will be moving into our area for today. already for you this morning, 68. a mild start as well. and back it up and show you the patchy fog as almost the entire coastline all the way down. and we will see that begin to burn off later today. again, lingering over half moon bay. i'm going to bring you back farther and show you what will be the beginning of the cooling trend. this will be for tomorrow. so if you enjoy the heat, that is what you will have for today. if you like it cooler, just stay tuned because we have the big change coming as early as sunday. 92 degrees this afternoon for

santa rosa. we showed you a moment ago, fog this morning. but for the afternoon, partly cloudy and 76. inland east bay, going to be really hot in livermore, 102 for you. stay hydrated, 90 degrees san jose. if you are joining us this morning, it is a spare the air day. a nice day in san francisco, 72 expected for you. a weak onshore breeze. and fog hanging along the coastline. the exthe ended forecast, temperatures will tumble for tomorrow, feeling a whole lot more comfortable, inland, 84. low 60s at the coast. and settle into the pattern with seasonal temperatures expected monday, tuesday and wednesday. i promised a forecast, i'll bring that to you coming up. the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season is soaking the northeast this morning. heavy rain from post-tropical cyclone andrea caused flooding

making it difficult to drive in areas. some people had to be rescued from their cars on long island yesterday. and andrea has 45 miles per hour winds and could drop up to 5 inches of rain on new jersey and new england today. and people yesterday in south florida faced severe flooding there. is what it looked like at the height of the rush hour. a lot of accidents, hundreds of cars stalled, thousands of muters got stuck in traffic. one man thought he could stay a step ahead ended up stranded. >> left my office at 3:30 trying to beat the rain and flooding. i got as far as the store here and i pulled in the parking lot. >> and he ended up stuck there for just about three hours. bands of showers drenched the area with more than a foot of rain by 9:00 last night. the water covered sidewalks went up to the doorsteps where people fought the tide with good old sandbags. well a costly move for the 49ers. the new price tag to build the

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good morning. thank you for joining us. a live look there. a beautiful shot of the bay

bridge and into san francisco. mostly sunny away from the coast and warm to hot for most. three americans killed in afghanistan. a militant wearing a military uniform fired at americans 2. the victims were two u.s. soldiers and an american civilian working for the military. security returned fire but there's no word on what happened to the gunmen. and in western afghanistan, a militant tossed a grenade. an italian soldier was killed while three others were injured. the former south african president is back in the hospital because of a reoccurring lung infection. he is said to be in serious but stable condition. he was rushed to the hospital overnight after the condition worsened. he has suffered a number of serious health problems recently. this is his fifth visit to the hospital in two years? >> a voice expert is testifying today in the george zimmerman second degree murder case.

a judge is listening to testimony on voice identification relating to 911 calls made during the confrontation with the 17-year- old trayvon martin last february. the analysis of the calls could determine whether zimmerman was attacking martin or being attack bid martin. zimmerman says he shot ask killed martin in self defense. there is now a 329 count indictment against the cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for the past decade. ariel castro faces 177 counts of kidnapping and 139 could wants of rape and an aggravated murder charge for purposely causing the unlawful termination of a pregnancy among other charges. one woman escaped with the help of a neighbor. castro is scheduled to be arraigned next week. a senior security official says the surveillance program by the government helped stop a terrorist plot to attack new york city. this comes in the wake of the new crittism of how much user

information the government has access to. officials say the information was used to uncover a plot. an afghan-american pleaded guilty to the plot. and the fbi the pregnant actresses charged in the ricin plot against president barack obama tried to frame her husband. she told authorities she suspected her husband mailed ricin-laced letters to the president and the new york mayor gun control group last month. but investigators say they found differences and say they failed a polygraph test. she faces up to 10 years in prison. and no charges have been filed against the husband and he filed for divorce on thursday. a teenager who escaped a detention camp has died and investigators are trying to figure out how. the 16-year-old and another teenager escaped from camp peterson on thursday night. deputies found brown in a nearby field a short time later. he was not breathing and he later died.

the death remains a mystery but depp single digitses say he did not have science of being hurt or attacked. >> very difficult for us. you know, these youth are under our care and any time something happens to them, it affects all of us here. >> an employee was outside when the teens escape and told the boys to stop when they jumped the fence. for the other teenager, the sheriff's department says it will have extra deputies looking for him. a number of people who shopped supermarkets are reporting suspicious transactions on their credit and debate card. the computer was recently hacked. we tracked down one woman who says she went to store on tuesday and just hours later, someone used her debit card number to make a purchase out of state. >> somebody doesn't check their banking account, before you know it, they won't have money. it's a horrible thing going on. >> initially, they were not sure if the hackers accessed

customer information, but the supermarket received a number of other charges made out of state. the fbi is investigating the case. they are warning their patients that their personal information may be compromised. evidence of stolen data turned up during a drug bust in oakland last month. officials say the data may include addresses, social security number, birth dates and information about employers. about 4500 patient exposure cently received care could be affected. a new drug to help fight obesity is about to come on the market. it's weight loss drug will be available to u.s. patients beginning next week. the fad approved the drug for adults with at least one medical complication. it's one of only two new drugs approved for long-term weight loss in more than a decade. and housing developers

guessing. will young adults buy homes or opt for apartments? it's causing anxiety for home builders. some saw what the recession did to their parents and they are looking for smaller homes. and others say they have high student loan payments and they captain fit the mortgage into the payment. well the price tag for the 49er's new stadium cons to go up. the team announced that it increased another $100 million raising the total to 1-$49 billion. -- $1.49 billion. the team adds it will pay for the additional features, not the city. all right, the time now is 9:19, and beating the heat. dr. oz is in studio and we will talk about why he is here and he will have more on how to keep you and your family cool in this heat. and it is going to be a hot one, especially inland.

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well a special guest just dropped by our studio. he talks about everything from healthy living to how to fight off alzheimer's. >> hi dr. oz. in the studio today for a seminar. >> yeah, having a lot of folks come by and get them psyched up. i want to celebrate. >> sounds awesome. and you walked in and looked at the forecast and says, does that say over a hundred degrees? >> first off, if your urine turns dark, bad. when you stop sweating, worse. but the biggest sign, for heat stroke is you stop being aware of what's going on around you. you get confused. it might not be just the alcohol. >> and talking about, the music industry. getting into some sort of rap video.

it's about child obesity, but talk about. i. >> yeah, i had the first on the show. i think we have roll on it. i had him on in my eyesight because the first lady had me do the duggie. >> so first, like this, go right. >> going left. >> and going right. and going left. >> and now the breaking news is that none of us are hip. >> thank you. >> the rap video, there it is. >> and what i love about this, there's him in the background. and we got the kids moving. and you realize, it's all about that. if you want to live a longtime, the best way to avoid dementia is to dance. for kids, they'll do it for the rest of their life. just the other day, they showed me on the show, didn't know i had style, department know i had flow. we had to practice. >> just ability 30 minutes.

>> yeah, no. what is interesting and maybe it kind of ties into the heat today, when people are exercising, they may not realize that they're exercising. >> the best way to stay thin is to fidget. it's not the mile in the morning, just keep moving. and the kids who move around, they stay thin. the dulls who get up and walk the their friend's desk, they stay thin too. wear sneakers to work. forget about an hour of exercise in the day. do what is easy to do, fidget and move around and makes a huge difference. >> and eating healthy. >> well, it's easier if you've been moving. and dancing, get music and our bodies together. and when the brains have to coordinate our bodies, that keeps the brain sharp also. >> and simple. bay area a healthy place to get a good response. >> i love the area. my sister lives out here. coming to get you. coming to you. >> before we let you go, seeing triple digits for the first time this season. what are you going to tell

residents right now for today. >> for just for today, especially inland, you won't appreciate how fast you lose fluids. every to hour you're outside, you got to chug the water. >> they don't realize how hot it is. >> the biggest risk is that you don't realize it, in part because you're starting to develop early signs of heat stroke. the brain is being affected. the brain like a walnut goes up in there. the urine turns dark and you stop sweating. >> and confusion. if you're not on it -- >> not just popping in here today. >> the symposium, a wonderful organization. founded for health purposes. i love supporting their work. and they're supportive of the children's foundation. a treasure to come out here. and i get to torture my niece whose birthday is today.

>> happy birthday. >> owning it. >> okay. i'll cut my rug other ways. going to the right, left way, stick with the cabbage patch. how we looking right now? >> go ahead, do it. >> really? >> yeah, do it. >> there she goes. >> oh, my goodness. there we go. >> was i saying? >> heat, yes, the heat is on today. a rapid warm-up in places. 70s to low 80s. and it's only going to get hotter as dr. oz said. make sure you stay hydrated and keep the little ones hydrated. bring extra water to the ball games today. and what is going to happen over the next few hours. and then into tomorrow, the big changes. so i am going to point to the fog along the coastline. with us this morning, i expect it's going to be with us most of the day. at least in some areas. some coasts will see partly to mostly sunny skies. but areas like half moon bay,

could be mostly gray most of the day. and notice the fog bank, a little bit thicker. and we will see it come in farther. so we have a weak system off the coast that is going to bring us a cool down. it is going to bring the possibility of thunderstorms to the mountains. especially south of tahoe, it's going to be warm. and the chance for thunderstorms will come sunday afternoon. right now, a 30% chance. but we will be tracking that for you as well. and of course, this time of year, that also will aid in fire danger. so that in store for the mountains. here at home, the hottest spots, 102 today in brentwood. we do see that big change come tomorrow. and then settle into a comfortable pattern monday, tuesday and wednesday. back to you. well, busy stretch of market street is shut down. the work now underway and when the road should be back open. and the death of a serial kill templet disturbing behavior that continued after he made it into prison. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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a violent confrontation at a bay area mall leaves one man dead. what we learned about the suspect, his relationship with the victim and the police response. good morning. it is saturday, june 8th. >> good morning everyone. we have new information on the suspect in a violent mall confrontation that led to the first homicide of the year for the town. the 26-year-old was arrested on

suspicion of murder yesterday at the sports authority in the mall. police say he was inside the store just before 11:00 a.m. the two began fighting. and he pulled a baseball bat off the store shelf and beat the other man. tythe rker said while the investigation, everyone else in the investigation had no idea what had just happened. >> i wish somebody would have came and notified us to tell us, be on alert or be on the lookout or some kind of information. >> police say it happened fast. an officer in the area got to the store just 13 seconds after getting a call for help. and took the suspect into custody. police added he is the only suspect of the beating. and it was not gang related. two women who were seriously hurt after being hit by a car are recovering this morning. now according to chp, the two pedestrians were hit around 7:20 last night crossing the street at the stance of the

park. the paramedics performed first aid and then took them to a trauma center. there's no word on if the word is going to face charges. and oak l.a.p.d. police are kicking off a new program this weekend. last week, three people were shot during a side show at 106th avenue. chp officers will continue to control streets as part of a partnership with the police department. the plan provides police captains with their own teams to better solve their area's problems. trash collectors and postal workers are being recruited to help police see what officers can't always see. the times reports the police department asked the workers to write down any suspicious activity they see on the route. police hope the details can help them catch criminals. the city's crime rate jumped 24% last year over the year before. half a dozen tree sitters are taking a stand high above an urban garden. protesters want to stop a

planned housing development. they started setting up a week ago. and about a hundred people filled the site of e farm. overnight, the number gets cut in half, but at least six people take to the trees. and neighborhood association has asked the mayor to clear the site and police have issued at least one written warning but have not taken any action. protesters are holding a community festival and barbie key in effort to reach out to supporters. a dog bit their young son in the face twice and the couple has been arrested. police say the 5-year-old was bitten by the dog last month. the boy had been left alone with the dog which weighs almost 100 pounds. officers learned the dog had bitten the boy before back in march. the boy was treated at a hospital both times. and the judge forced the father to send the dog away. both parents face child negligent and endangerment charges. a fatal dog attack in san

francisco. that story made headlines back in 2001. the coroner identified a homicide victim whose body was found in a ravine. she has been identified with a 31-year-old. the sheriff's office says she has no permanent address but does have ties. her body was found by a hiker not far from the seashore on thursday. the death is being investigated as a homicide because authorities say the injuries appear to be suspicious. a california serial killer known as the night stalker is dead. he died at the hospital at 9:10 yesterday morning. he terrorized cities in southern and northern california including san francisco back in 1984 and 85. investigators say he preyed at night looking for open windows and doors and would then attack. the night stalker was convicted of killing 13 people and was sent to the prison after being sentenced to die in 1958. >> he has been reserved for the last several years. been a guy that hasn't went to the yard and exercised. >> and i remember, he was just

a pure evil person. >> a spokesman for the coroner's office says he died of natural causes related to kidney failure. he was 53 years old. the city wants pg and e to pay billions of dollars for the deadly explosion of 2010. eight people were kill when had the natural gas pipeline blew up. they have filed legal arguments calling for the state to fine the utility the maximum pre-tax penalty which is $3.85 billion. the commission proposed a lower amount, $2.5 billion which included credits and tax benefits. night have commented publicly on the filing. and a meeting is going to be held in san francisco this afternoon to discuss the issues surrounding an army private on trial for releasing top information to the wikileaks website. the board received mixed support for the decision. his supporters call him a hero

and others say he's a traitor. president barack obama says the next few days will go a long way to forming immigration reform. >> increase criminal penalties against smugglers and traffickers and hold employers more accountable if they knowingly hire undocumented workers. >> t the immigration bill that was introduced in the senate yesterday. president barack obama says the legislation is not perfect but he says it strengthens the borders, provides a pathway to citizenship and is a common sense approach to a delicate issue. the senate is expected to approve the bill before the july 4th recess. a bay area lawmakers will hold two community forums today. george miller will address the issue at 9:30 this morning in richmond. that is now just getting underway. and leaders will express their views including support for family reunification and

protecting people from deportations. bill clinton says california can lead the nation in overhauling the health care system. he addressed a group of doctors yesterday. he said if california can successfully inlimit president barack obama's affordable act, it will silence critics and encourage states on the fence to take part in the federal program. it sets up a state-run insurance market for individuals and small businesses. it will miss some early races but it will compete for the 34th america's cup. they are preparing a new boat. some weren't sure if they would continue to compete because of the death of their team member. and now it looks like they'll go forward. they say the relacement boat should be ready to launch next month. and now at noon today,, a veteran is going to leave for a solo row across the pacific ocean. she lost the use of her legs

since a failed back surgery back in 1993. she is going to row 2300-miles across the pacific with no support boat. she plans to be at sea for almost 1 hyundais before landing on the beach in hydroplane. and a major paving project underway. it's happening right now in downtown san francisco. crews are laying down about 1300-tons of new asphalt on market street. the roadway is right now closed to cars and bikes. some bus lines are being rerouted but the trollly should not be affected. it is a 24 hour project. it started last night, it will go all day today. market street is going to be closed. other parts of market will be repaved later this month. authorities want to remind everyone to wear a life vest if they plan to hit the rivers and lakes to cool off this weekend. the warning comes after the drownings of thee people in the sacramento rivers this past month. one death included a 17-year- old. volunteers have set up seven

life vest loaner stations along the river to make sure that people stay safe. >> they could be swept away with the current. look how fast that's going. it's not worth it. >> authorities say despite it being a misdemi minor for parents to allow children in the water without a life vest, many people are still not using them. sacramento has the highest drowning rate in california with an average of six children drowning per year. and a summer-like warm-up in store for the inland communities today. and a summer-like pattern along the coast. you can see, we've got fog out there. the low clouds and the fog will continue along the coastline. some areas like half moon bay, i do expect. partly cloudy skies, perhaps overcast skies for your entire saturday. temperatures in the 60s at the coast. nearing 100 degrees for the hotter spots today. the satellite view, rim of high pressure in place. we have a weak system off the coastline. that will bring us changes for

tomorrow. today, the ridge of high pressure and that sinking air associated with it, creating patchy dense fog along the coastline. time and time again this morning we have seen the golden gate bridge socked in my going. and we have live shots of that. that marine layer will be with us for today. the fog will go away. but the gray skies could remain. and mostly sunny skies inland, the light winds and hot temperatures, that is a recipe for unheatlhy air. and seeing moderate to unheatlhy air, we've got that for today. if you are sensitive to the pollution, it's going to be hot and that to keep in mind with the pollution with us for today. or the poor air quality for the afternoon. 85 degrees already in walnut creek. it is 9:40 in the morning and 58 degrees. you probably feel like taking a dip in the pool already. low 80s in fairfield. around the bay area, it's a

mild start, 66 in oakland. 65 redwood city. half moon bay, 54 degrees. we get a huge range in temperatures 2 degrees for santa rosa this afternoon. get closer to the water, richmond 79. so a pretty day for you. 80 degrees in oakland for the afternoon. upper 90s the low 100s. so the nice thing about the bay area, you have your choices. head to the coast if you cannot stand the heat. 95 morgan hill. meanwhile, if you're craving the heat, 85 redwood. and we have a localized sea breeze with us for the afternoon. and that is why san francisco will remain nice and mild. for sunday, notice the big change for the temperatures. the weak system mentioned a few

moments ago. inland, 84 will be the arch for tomorrow. low 60s at the coast. and the pattern will remain back to work on monday. the coolest day, low 80s the forecast for the warmest community, tuesday and wednesday. a look at the lunchtime numbers coming up. the season the as were hoping for. the defending champs have moved into first place. they are a half game up after the win against the white sox yesterday. top of 6th, showing off the muscles, slapping one opposite field. the first of his career. that big boy put the as ahead. josh redding, that game saver right there in the 9th. oak has now won 18 of the the last 2 1 . giants down in arizona last night no. score, until he dribbles up one up the middle. he would come around chugging the score. giants up 1-0. out goes paul goldsmith, three-run shot. the eighth home run against the giants in his career.

they win that one 3-1. a dress code at the county fair, the safety concerns that have officials considering a new policy about what fair goers can and cannot wear. and a different kind of gun buy back program underway this morning at this elementary school. why students are coming in and turning in their toy guns. but first, a live look at the gray looking at the chp traffic site right now. quiet morning on this saturday, june 8th. the clock 4:00 3 . and you are watching mornings on 2.

welcome back. mostly sunny skies over oakland this morning. 60 degrees in downtown.

let's recap the top stories. police are investigating the death of a man. the victim was found injured in the street just after 1:00 this morning. he died just about 45 minutes later. homicide investigators are trying to piece together what happened there. police say they have a man in custody on suspicious of murder after yesterday's attack at the great mall. they say he beat a man to death with a baseball bat. he is the only suspect in the attack. the sun is already out this morning and there is a fire danger concern. some places will be topping 100 degrees today. today is also the second straight spare the air day due to high temperatures, low winds and car exhaust combining for unheatlhy levels of ozone pollution. children are trading in their toy guns.

it's underway here. students lining up behind me here. and they are turning in toy guns brought from home. and in exchange, they get books and raffle tickets and a chance to win a bike that they have parked overhere. that's -- parked over here. the goal behind the program is to make sure the kids understand that the real dangers behind guns and the principal believes if kids play with toy guns, they become desensitized to the seriousness of the weapons. and i want to bring in the principal. a unique sort of gun buy back program. what's is the message? >> really that the kids are playing with kids, it's becoming see serious, too much of a threat. and police officers are on high alert. and there are too many weapons sold to be toy guns that look like the real thing. and although they are replicas,

police don't know. they have to make a split second decision. i would rather have a safe sum. and we want to provide them with books or something educational. >> reporter: and over the last school year, you took some very real looking toy guns here on campus. >> absolutely. actually one kid came in and said, a student has a gun on him. and so as you can see, this is the one i took. >> reporter: can we show right here. it looks real. >> looks real. so if this were to be seen by a police officer, i am sure without the tip being shown, it would be mistaken for a real gun. >> reporter: quickly, too, there are people here who don't necessarily like the idea of the buy back program. there were supposed to be protest, people who wanted to hand out toy guns to kids on the way out. your thoughts? >> well, i think it's ridiculous. we are trying to educate kids and preserve lives and save lives. and it's happening all over.

not just in the bay area, but nationwide, police are mistaking toy guns for real guns. and just remove some, it's worth it. save one life, it's worth it. i don't want to read about any of my students being accidentally shot. the we will have the pd here that will do gun training today. >> reporter: god. and i know you will do gun safety and fingerprinting for the kids, a safety day here. but they are doing a unique toy gun buy back program until noon today. live this morning, ktvu channel 2 news. the 2013 class of west texas is celebrating graduation almost two months after a deadly explosion that killed 15 people. the april 17th explosion took place just blocks away from the high school. students finished up the academic year at another school in another town. and yesterday, some of the graduates wrote special messages on their caps. they say it helped them remember what is important. >> it's awful and beautiful at the same time.

because you get to grow even closer than we already are. >> the principal says he is proud of the students and added that all were tested in the past few months and rose to the challenge. we are still waiting to find out the person who bid more than a million dollars to have lunch with warren buffet. the winning bid this year was $1,000,100. the proceeds go to one of his favorite charities in san francisco. this year's anonymous winner received a bargain because last year the bid went for nearly $3.5 million. well, there may be a dress code this year. and the idea, to single out gang members. they want to outlaw gang incig that at the event. and it will police to kick out members of suspected street gangs from the fair. a public hearing is set for june 18th. and the fair will open on july

3rd. thousands of people plan to gather for the opening day of the fair. it offers the traditional fair food and animals and rides. but this year, the fair is offering something never seen before, a robot that will throw frisbees. more than 130,000 people are expected to tend. today is world ocean day. and if you are f you're headed to the beach, help -- and if you're headed to the beach, why not help the environment as well. one of the largest events is taking place starting at 10:00 this morning. and another is scheduled at the park near the aquarium of the bay. volunteers are hoping to remove litter from the beaches to protect wildlife. and city officials plan to do some showing off tomorrow. millions of dollars in improvements have been made to make that park more accessible. the city is going to show off the improvements which include a new four acre park and theater. the event runs from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 in the afternoon. people are being urged to leave their cars at home.

about three miles of street surrounding the lake will be closed one hour before and after the events. well, it is time now for our ticket. and today you have a chance to win a pair of tickets in san francisco. the performance is the latest show created by cirque du soleil. and it will take place on november 14th. tickets go on sale to the public june 14th. and for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight tonight. and there's the secret word on the bottom of the screen. art and live music in the streetsover oak l.a.p.d., the new concerns by -- oakland, the new concerns by those who attend the event. outside our doors, current temperatures are running anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. and some will hit the century mark. who can expect the hottest weather coming up.

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a man kidnapped his two children from a south san francisco home and is facing 33 years in jail. he was sentenced yesterday to three years in the county jail. and another 16 months supervision upon his release. he is charged with kidnapping his son and daughter and sailing away on a stolen yacht. his full sentence is served. organizers of oakland's first friday festival hope last night won't be the last. the event is running into money problems. the organizing committee made up of volunteers has been unable to raise the $20,000 a month needed to keep it going. funding from the city runs out this month. >> short-term, to raise money through a kick starter or some other online crowd funding. and also, get some short-term spontaneous source.

we want to apply for grants and get long-term sponsorships. >> organizers say the money pays for security, street closures and fees. they are trying to rebound from a deadly shooting back in february. but they say it's a solution to the crime problem, not one of the causes. the billionaire's return to the hometown as grand marshall marks the 40th anniversary of his first feature film. critics have labeled it one of america's greatest 100 films. and it was also ford's first starring role. >> i am very happy to be where the inspiration for my movie came from. >> well, the 69-year-old lucas says he does not anticipate making too many trips back in the future, but he does like to go to his high school reunions. hello, san francisco.

>> san francisco movie goers surprised by brad pitt. last night, he made an unannounced visit at the screening of his new movie in the city. he only stayed for a little bit. but it's safe so say that the audience was excited to see him. and he made several other surprise appearances over the past two days. the movie comes out on june 2 1st. 60s at the coast. nearing 100 degrees inland. go through the numbers here. color coded for you. into the next hour, 60s at the coast. low the mid-70s around the bay. inland, temperatures into the 80s. and a few spots already in the 80s. by lunchtime, 60s at the coast. upper 70 aest to near 80 degrees around the bay. inland, upper 80s to low 90s for the lunch hour. the inland community folks, may kind of, well, by noontime, going to come indoors and turn

on the ac. 100 degrees for fairfield. low 80s expected. 90 for san jose. get closer to the coast, and it's cooler. patchy fog lingering. and the shoreline today. 70 in san francisco. tomorrow, take a look. wow, we have some relief in sight for those who don't like the heat. mid-80s expected for inland areas. and cooler on monday. >> all right. thank you. and that is our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join us at 7:00 which follows the red sox game. and we are always here for you at ktvu.com. stay cool today. now there's a solution. ual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. and it's only at one of our over 400 sleep number stores nationwide.

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