>> reporter: a family in san francisco's bayview district forced from their home after a huge early-morning fire breaks out. we'll tell you how they were able to get out safely. an important warn something going out to students at a major bay area university. the disturbing incident that has many students on edge. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where the d.a.'s office is expected to make a huge announcement on a major gang crackdown. we'll bring you the latest coming up. breaking news.

an explosion at one of america's busiest airports. we are getting new information. "mornings on 2" starts right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, june 11th. let's get a quick look at weather and traffic. steve? >> yeah, we have a lot of low clouds around. some breaks already in the clouds. the higher clouds look like they will thin out, mainly for the morning hours and then look for machines, 60s, 70s and 80s. here's sal. this morning we're looking at san francisco and the traffic on the freeway looks good. let's go back to the desk. we have an update on developing news from san francisco we've been covering since 4:30. a family is looking for a new place to stay following an early-morning fire. their home is one of two

damaged on hudson avenue. ktvu's alex savidge joins us live from the scene to explain why firefighters say this fire may be suspicious. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, tori. what raises a red flag is the fact this early-morning fire broke out in a home that was vacant at the time. that's this place here on the left. that's where the fire started this morning. it went from the home, it burned through a carport that's attached to the home. it also burned a garage here that's on this vacant lot. and then it spread and jumped over to this house next door where a family was sleeping inside. i want to show you a cell phone picture given to us by a neighbor who woke up and saw a huge fireball down the street from her. this fire started at 2:30 this morning. we're on the 1500 block of hudson avenue. i'm told there are at least eight people from the same family forced from their home when it caught fire. none of them were hurt. they are certainly grateful they were able to escape. a little while ago, i talked

with one woman whose granddaughter woke her up. this fire quickly spread to the home. >> get up and get out. i just grabbed mohurs and walked out. that's all i know -- my purse and walked out. that's all i know. >> reporter: more than 70 firefighters had to be called out to contain the fire. the first crews on the scene quickly called for more engines to come in because the fire was so large. there was one firefighter hurt here this morning. he's being treated for a minor leg injury at the hospital after putting his foot through a deck. as we come back out here live, the two homes, both damaged, one of them vacant. the other one has heavy damage and that family will have to find another place to live. live in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:03. in just a couple of hours, the santa clara county district attorney is expected to announce a major crackdown on gangs. ktvu's brian flores joining us live now. you have more details.

brian? >> reporter: good morning, dave. this is the santa clara -- one of santa clara's largest gang cases. we are learning more details -- we'll learn more details at the press conference at 10:30. but the district attorney is expected to announce that 48 alleged members of a gang will be indicted on 77 charges. those charges range from selling meth, murder, robbery and various weapons charges as well. a lot of this hit a boiling point and concluded about last month. 39 are men, nine are women. out of the group eight, may face life sentence esbecause of california's three strikes now -- sentences because of california's three strikes now. we want to go back to oakland and charles street. this is where a 38-year-old man was shot and killed as he was just sitting in his chevy. this was the first of eight homicides during a deadly week last year. in that case, four members of the gang, their names listed on the screen were arrested back in april. on monday, police arrested a

fourth suspect in the shooting, 21-year-old ruben cruz. he was arrested near reno. his arraignment is scheduled for thursday. 77 charges on 48 people is quite a bit which has led to some speculation that the county may be seeking some type of deal with these people. we'll find out more during the press conference at 10:30 the district attorney's office will not be commenting before then. we're live here in san jose, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. san jose mayor chuck reed is expecting the city council to pass his proposed budget this afternoon. mayor reed says his main focus is the recent spike in crime. he's proposing pay raises and bonus offices for veteran officers who stay with the department. he wants to bring in the maximum 60 recruits for each police academy. >> public safety is the number one priority of our community. not the only one but the highest one. we're spending the bulk of the

additional spending on public safety. >> last night the public final hearing on the city budget was held. mayor reed says most agree with him about the need for more police officers on the street. oakland city council is studying a plan that could fund pay increases for city workers. right now there's $3 million set aside in a rainy-day fund. a current policy says that extra money needs to go to pay down deficits. the council is g for a special meeting to discuss changing the policy and using the money for raises instead. it would be the first raise for city workers in oakland since 2007. 7:06. we're following breaking news at the atlanta international airport. the power has been knocked out because of an explosion this morning. as you can imagine, it's a major headache for travelers. this is one of the busiest airport hubs in american. we're watching the pictures. police the explosion happened inside of a maintenance shed.

here is a photo from our sister station in atlanta, wsb. look at this. this is concourse b being evacuated in atlanta. you can see it's very, very crowded with a lot of people. luckily, no injuries have been reported. we're gonna keep watching this,l bring you the latest information from atlanta international airport as soon as we get it in. >> i did check and delta airlines has its hub at atlanta. >> yeah. >> if you are flying possibly on delta, even not to atlanta, you might be impacted. let's check in with sal. sal, i understand there are some -- there are delays at sfo because of the weather, of course. >> that's right. it's being typical. whenever there's low clouds near sfo, they have to slow the planes down a little bit coming in. you should check with your carrier. sometimes the averages are way off. your flight could be delayed 15 minutes. they could be seeing hour delays. best thing, call your carrier and see how long your flight is

delayed. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is backed up for about a 15, 20-minute wait. there are no major problems. this morning we're looking at 880 northbound and southbound, today, the as are hosting the yankees. i think that maim will be well attended. you -- game will be well- attended. you might want to think about that getting earlier. one of the great ways to get there, b.a.r.t. and westbound 92 and highway 84 westbound, that looks good getting over to the peninsula. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. i was out at debe a mow country club for the fourth annual celebrity golf tournament and -- diablo county club for the forth annual celebrity golf tournament and bocce ball. i played bocce ball. it was a great time, thanks to

everybody. sponsorship. kay who is a pediatrician at kaiser said what do you do? i said nothing, i jumped over the fence and started to play bocce ball. good times for everybody. and bruce kelly, nice to finally meet you. low clouds around. a few clouds around. not much. maybe a little mist at half moon bay. maybe a few locations. but it will start to burn off. we'll have mostly sunny skies. a few high clouds around. a few high clouds. mainly taking aim more towards monterey. 50s on the temperatures. san jose is in there. mountain view as well. a little cool this morning, napa airport is 52. i think santa rosa is 52. a lot of mid-50s. low cloud. already some areas inland have the sun but temperatures will be where they should be this time of year. 57 sacramento, reno and tahoe. there's the morning trifecta. so a mix of sun and clouds, then more sunshine in the afternoon. it will be warmer. up towards clearlake, 8 a. 6,

pet dash 8 a -- 86 -- clearlake, 8 5. petaluma, 86. oakland low 70s. 82 morgan hill to gilroy, los gatos 66 in san francisco, low to mid-70s on the peninsula. a little cooler on wednesday. thursday looks about the same. friday looks to be the warmest day of the week. no sign. any heat or anything. no extreme one way or another until about sunday/monday when a cooler pattern starts to move in. a bit of a shock for a beach visitor in alameda. she says she stumbled across a mutilated bat rays. a woman said she saw six of them and the fins had been cut

off. 7:10. police in oakland investigating the discovery of a body found near the 980 freeway. police rushed to 23rd street and martin luther king, junior way yesterday evening. they made that discovery. they saw the body behind a fence just yards away from the t. tracks. it's believed the victim was homeless and lived underneath that freeway. police say so far, there are no signs of foul play. 7:11. warning an important one, for s university after a disturbing incident while a female student studied alone in a campus classroom. the company that owned the limo that recently caught fire at a retirement community has gotten into trouble with the state twice in the past two years. [ dog whines ] [ metal detector warbling ] ♪

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some low clouds out there. a few high clouds. we're looking for mostly sunny weather today. a little drizzle by the coast. overall, temperatures where they should be. 60s, 70s and 80s. developing news from afghanistan -- more than a dozen people were killed today in a suicide bomb attack right outside the afghan supreme court. police say the bomber was targeting court employees leaving work in buses. all of this happened about 100 yards from the american embassy. we don't know yet if any americans were hurt. now we continue our coverage of that weak limousine fire in -- weekend limousine fire. luckily, no one was hurt. this 2008 lincoln town car they were riding in is supposed to carry only eight passengers. police say there were ten women in the limo.

the owner of the limb co company is blaming an electrical car -- limo company is blaming an electrical problem. the limo company has been suspended twice, once for not having workers' compensation insurance on file and again for not having liability insurance on file. this fire comes a month after five women were killed in a limo fire on the san mateo bridge. now a state lawmaker from the bay area is,ing for stronger safety rules -- is pushing for stronger safety rules for limousines doing business in california. ellen corbett of san leandro introduced a bill requiring that all limos have at least two exit doors and two windows that can be pushed out from the inside. president obama is scheduled to speak in about five minutes on immigration reform. as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, the president wants congress to

move quickly on this bill. kyla? >> reporter: president obama says nobody is going to get everything they want, not republicans, not democrats. the president says the gang of 8 proposal is a compromise. we're taking a live look at the east room, where the president will be speaking in just moments. the senate is taking a procedural vote this afternoon on whether to move forward. at the core is the 13-year path to citizenship for the estimated 11 million people who are in the u.s. illegally. it hey lous undocumented immigrants to apply for a green card after ten years and then apply for citizenship three years later. many republicans are already talking about offering amendments to the plan. some want more answers about back taxes and healthcare costs, other want the border more secure before this process moves forward. leaders from both parties in the house and senate say they

believe a comprehensive plan will become law by the end of the year. i will be listening live to the president's remarks and will have the latest remarks next hour. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. six months after the newtown, connecticut school shooting, some of the victims' families are helding back to capitol hill. they want to -- heading back to capitol hill. they want to remind lawmakers they are still waiting for action on new gun control laws. they have meetings with john erand eric canter -- john boehner and eric canter. last time they came, they left empty-handed despite the promise of the backing by the president. a grand jury in pennsylvania will now determine who was at fault when a philadelphia building building collapsed killing six people. so far the operator of an excavator machine has been arrested and faced manslaughter charges. police say he had marijuana and pain pills in his system while

operating that heavy machinery. now a lawyer for the contractor hired to tear down the building says he did not tell the operator to use machinery the day of the building collapse. five people are believed to be trapped in a collapsed building in india. the four-story building in mumbai collapsed during a monsoon last night. five people were killed, six others have been hurt. rescue workers are using sensors and flight detectorrers, using their bare hands looking for possible survivors. the cause of the collapse, still not known but some say the demand for housing there is so high, contractors will often cut kosher. happening now, a -- corners. happening now, a second day of jury trial is getting underway in george zimmerman's trial on murder trials in sanford, florida. attorneys are expected to ask jurors about their knowledge of the case and whether they can keep an open mind about what

they've heard. the neighborhood watch volunteer says he killed 17- year-old trayvon martin in an act of self-defense after being attacked by the teenager. zimmerman could face life in prison if convicted. investigators say a stiletto high heel was used as a murder weapon in a bizarre homicide case in houston. police say ann trujillo used the high heel to kill her boyfriend inside the couple's high-rise condo early sunday morning. the victim, alf anderson, was a professor at the university of houston. the woman told police she grabbed the high heel and stabbed him several times in an act of self-defense. she says anderson exploded in a violent rage and gee gan to attack -- began to attack her. a doctor in san carlos has entered a not guilty plea to charge esset two fires to his business. it's reported that the doctor entered that plea to felony

charges of arson and vandalism. prosecutors say he set the fires in december because he was going through a divorce and suffered from mental illness. a judge granted that doctor bail on the condition he remains in a psychiatric treatment facility. the death of a woman in hayward is being called suspicious. the family is looking r for answers. the body of -- is looking for answers. the body of the. woman was found by a hiker in west marin last thursday. it was about 15 feet down a hillside off sir francis drake boulevard. an autopsy has been completed. sheriff deputies say there are visible injuries on her body. >> she was from heyrd what -- hayward. don't know why she would be in marin, so far in marin. anyone with any information, just something. >> the investigation into her death is open. puties are waiting for toxicology reports to come in

and they've posted fliers all around west marin asking for information. we're in for a pit of a roller coaster with the -- we're in for a bit of a roller coaster with the temperatures. and a south bay woman who launched a facebook campaign to show that beauty comes in all sizes. good morning. westbound highway 4, we have some slow traffic coming up over the willow pass grade. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. ready?

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stanford university is showing its report for lbgt athletes. >> at stanford, we provide a safe space go. >> for athletes of all gender identities. >> the school posted this video on youtube. it's already had 4800 hits. athletes, coaches administrators and the athletic

director form a circle and say all talented athletes can play at stanford. 7:23. a woman from san jose is using social media to help women overcome a negative body image. jessie kissinger started the page "plus size mommas" to showcase women with real bodies. more than 72,000 people have liked the page. it encourages women to embrace their curves by posing in baking suits. >> advertisers minute a very unrealistic -- paint a very unrealistic image of what they feel that women should look like. >> she's been overwhelmed by all of the positive feedback by a lot of women and is looking forward to going to the beach this summer without a coverup. we want to check in with sal and see what's happening in contra costa county. >> that's right, tori. westbound 24, we're looking at that commute. you will see traffic, it's kind

of busy approaching the la fayette b.a.r.t. station and also busy in orinda on the way to the caldecott. it looks like traffic is kind of normal here. we haven't had a lot of incidents. it's slow in some areas. bay bridge toll plaza, the same thing goes. we're seeing some improvement. if this continues and there are no crashes, i think it should be much better at 8:00. if you are driving the nimitz freeway, southbound 880, traffic is slow from 238 all the way down to union city. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. well, mostly cloudy, although napa airport says mostly sunny on the 7:00 a.m. observations. a lot of low clouds in place. a little bit of drizzle. not a lot. but a little bit. even a band of high clouds kind of zipping by. a bigger fog bank. you can see the higher clouds. they should thin out pretty quick. all of the of the rain looks to be gone. 60s 7080s. right about where we should be this time of year on the temperatures. there won't be too much change.

the warmest day looks to be friday. another cooldown kicks in. it looks like sunday and most of next week. we continue to following developing news out of atlanta where one of the biggest airports in the country has lost power. what investigators may be the source of an explosion that forced hundreds to evacuate. >> reporter: san jose state university alumni are outraged. what happened last night in this hall that has them so upset. >> reporter: we're live in oakland where we're meeting with b.a.r.t. representatives and union representatives to talk about upcoming negotiations. why it could get nasty -- next.

new this morning, a campus warning is in effect for san jose state university after a man exposes himself to a female student. ktvu channel 2 reporter katie utehs is on campus talking to people about what happened. good morning, katie. >> reporter: good morning. well, there are hardly any students on campus. that's because it's summer session. i will show you here. campus is looking pretty empty but we've passed some joggers along this trail, including some alumni who learned about last night's exposure incident on facebook.

university police say a man approached a woman around 10:00 last night studying in a room on the second floor of duncan hall. he made small talk and asked her out on a date. police say the man pulled down his pants and exposed himself. the student grabbed her phone to call police and the man took off toward the elevator. he's describe as 20, 25, between 5'6", 5'7", 160 to 170 pounds. he's unshaven and last was seen wearing a sharks' hat, white t- shirt and jeans. the aloomny was outrage -- the alumni i spoke to was outraged. they said people need to feel safe around here. it's a learning environment. police say the blue phone is

important. the woman's phone did not work. if you have you can use one of those university phones to call police. katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. a driver accused of killing his wife and 3-year-old son in a fremont cash crash could enter a plea. gilbert gill is charge. he -- it charged and was going 65 miles an hour in a 35-mile- an-hour zone when he lost control last tuesday and hit a tree. witnesses say he was also arguing with his wife before the crash. >> i heard just yelling and -- and, you know, to the point where i couldn't understand what they were yelling about. but i heard yelling and yelling and that's when the car lost control. >> gill has previously been convicted of three felonies in santa clara county including possessing a controlled substance, commercial burglary and injury on a spouse.

a suspected serial bank robber is now behind bars in the martinez jail. investigators say 42-year-old james paige of pittsburg has robbed eight bay area banks since march. the fbi called him the button- down bandit because he wore long-sleeved collared shirts. his arrest came after a police officer recognized him. if you bought tickets to the america's yacht cup races in san francisco, you may be getting a refund. organizers announced you can get your money back for tickets to races between july 5th through august 5th. that's because the swedish team says they will be joining the race late. the team needs more time to prepare their new boat. their first catamaran was destroyed in a deadly accident on may the 9th. word from sacramento, that governor jerry brown and democratic lawmakers are very close to finalizing a budget teal ahead of this saturday's deadline. the governor has been urging a

conservative approach to the new-found -- pardon me. tori? >> i will take over. >> yes. the -- governor brown has been urging a conservative group to a new-found budget surplus and wants to create a rainy-day fund. under the budget public schools will get a boost in funding thanks to passing proposition 30. schools with more low income students will get extra revenue. $206million is slated to improve mental health service. $80million will be returned for medicare for adult dental benefits. the city of el cerrito wants to ban plastic bag and styrofoam containers but they want the public's input first. the city says other cities and counties around the state ban the items and there's even

backing from local businesses. the meeting started at 7:00 p.m. a decision expected next month. the first of banning the cuts in el cerrito starts tonight. businesses offering single use plastic bag and styrofoam containers, the city wants to hear what residents have to say. they will start too listen at 7:00 p.m. at el cerrito city hall. a critical deadline in b.a.r.t.'s labor negotiation, now just three weeks ago. b.a.r.t. has until june 30th to hammer out a deal or the union could authorize a strike. tara moriarty is live getting a reaction. >> reporter: well, the mud slinging has begun. these negotiations happen every four years and every time it gets political. we just spoke to a union president who said her workers have not had a wage for four years. they are asking for an

increase. the labor talks involve engineers, train operators and station agents. b.a.r.t. says it wants to make the workers -- wants the workers to make more corruptions to help pension bent fits. it needs money to improve the system but workers say b.a.r.t.'s pooanas put it in the situation it's in. >> it's a fake budget. the budgets they've given are not reflective of what's going on and the bottom line is this -- we agree with b.a.r.t. we absolutely do. they do need to make improvements. they need to fix the trains. they are 40 years old. we're absolutely in agreement. where we disagree is where you are getting the money from. >> we're trying to make sure that b.a.r.t. has enough money for next ten years to buy new trains. we want to buy a new train droll system. we're trying to find the system between investing in our employees and at the end of the day, we're trying to strike that perfect balance. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.

says worker absences average 40 day as year per worker. that's just for sick and medical leave. not for vacation. but workers say what b.a.r.t. is not telling you, that's maternity leave, medical leave and jury duty. a lot coming from both sides of the hour. the contract negotiations obviously ongoing. we'll be speaking with b.a.r.t. in person coming up. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. a woman was seriously hurt in san francisco after she was hit by a bicyclist riding on the sidewalk. it happened on market near stockton street yesterday afternoon. police tell the chronicle, the woman in her 60s fell and hit her head. she's in the hospital with life- threatening injuries. the 21-year-old bicyclist was cited but more charges are being considered. a civil grand jury report says san francisco needs to do more to prevent bicyclists' deaths. according to the examiner, the report recommends that the city set a goal of zero fatalities.

it also urges more bike safety training workshops as well as incentive r for those who attend them -- incentives for those who attend them and for more police training to help enforce bike laws. sal just told us about a crash on the way to the san mateo bridge? >> that's right. westbound 92 just after the exit bereis a motorcycle accident. westbound 92. want to put it on the maps for you. emergency crews are on the way. you will see the fire department from hayward along with chp arriving on scene. at least one lane is reported blocked there. you might want to think about an alternate route like the dumbarton bridge. now we're looking at the south bay. northbound 101 slow traffic north of yerba buena all the way up to the trimble road exit. 85 we've had a couple of different things. 280 is a pretty good bet right now into the west valley. let's move to live pictures.

880 northbound and southbound, the traffic is -- traffic is moving along well. the as are hosting the yankees. the best way to get there b.a.r.t. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge at the toll plaza. that's backed up now for a 20- minute delay. good morning, steve. >> best way to get there is a limo, sal. >> yeah. >> b.a.r.t. is a pretty darned good way to get there. >> it is, in -- it is, indeed. so mostly cloudy here in the morning. a lot of fog left over from yesterday's system. that's long gone. the higher clouds seem to be splitting. moving more towards monterey. more towards the south bay. once these head back we'll have more sunshine. a mild pattern. ocean temperatures have come up for about a month, six weeks ago. they are about 53 to 57. the lows are not as cold near the coast. there's still a lot of fog. a quiet, quiet rest of the

week. seasonal temperatures, no extreme one way or another. i would hope not after what we had friday through monday. partly sunny cool to warm. by the coast, cool, mild inland. the higher clouds will filter out of the picture. they will still line out into the pacific. mostly sunny, areas away from the coast, we'll get back in the 80s. a lot of 60s to the north bay. they were socked in most of the day. big, big 5:00 bank. wind is still onshore. a little bit of a west- southwest wind. concord southwest. oakland showing west. santa rosa has a westerly breeze. there's a little component of the westerly breeze. nothing too strong. mostly cloudy near the coast, partly to mostly cloudy for everyone here. 57 teams popular. reno, lake tahoe and sacramento. i usually don't see all three. clouds and sun. morning fog, mild, not cold or

anything. higher clouds, more towards the south. 60s 70s and 80s. clearlake, 85. petaluma santa rosa 76. kentfield in there. richmond, 68. when knew shaw -- ben knew shaw and crockett. 85 brentwood. 60s and 70s. berkeley, alameda, oakland, san leandro. hayward at 73. 78 san jose. low 80s. los gatos, santa clara valley. 76 fremont. that's the spirit. same for redwood city, san bruno, brisbane and pacifica daly city. starting off about 55 to 60. it wouldn't take much to warm up. thursday -- friday looks to be about the warmest daof the week. then we bring it down. looks cooler sunday/monday. 7:40. breaking news we are following this morning, we've just learned the ivy league is

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president obama trying to rally support for immigration reform at the white house. let's listen in. >> our immigration system has no credible way to deal with the 11 men and women who are in here illegally. yes, they broke the rules.

they shouldn't be let off easy or gain anything. but the vast majority of them are not looking for treble trouble. they are looking for -- for trouble. they are looking to help their families and support their community. they are our neighbors. toon they are forced to do -- too often they are forced to work without overtime, low wages. that pushes down standards for all workers. it's bad for everybody because all of the businesses that do play by the rules -- >> you've been listening live to president obama. i want to point out at the top right of your screen, that's william bratton who has been hired by the oakland as a consultant for their police department. a bit of a controversial move there. but we did want to point that out. the reason the president is talking about immigration, the senate is taking a procedural vote this afternoon on whether

to move forward with the debate on the immigration bill. some republicans are calling for the border to be secure before any reforms would go into effect. we'll have more on what's currently included in the reform bill in a live report coming up at 8:15. 7:44. taking a live look at the big board on wall street, stocks are down sharply after japan did not offer new measures to calm it's bond market. that's disappointing u.s. investors who are also trying to gauge the future direction of central bank policy at home. the dow is current, 69. it was -- down 69. the nasdaq is down 20. s&p down 10. we want to get to our breaking news from the campus of princeton university in new jersey. a bomb threat there has prompted evacuation orders for the entire campus. all students and employees are being sent home and everyone is being told not to return to campus for any reason until

they hear otherwise. again, breaking news from princeton, the campus is being evacuated because of a bomb threat to multiple, unspecified buildings. we'll bring you more updates as the story develops. we have an update on this morning's explosion at the atlanta international airport. pam cook is in the newsroom to tell us how this is affecting airports around the country. pam? >> yes. we understand the passengers have been allowed to return to the concourse that was evacuated in atlanta. but that's after about an hour of uncertainty. now, an entire concourse had to be evacuated after an explosion and a power outage at the hartsfield-jackson airport in atlanta. investigators say it appears to be some sort of electrical problem that caused that explosion. it did knock out power to that entire concourse. atlanta is a major hub so we're hearing of reports of delays because of this. now, this is a photo from our sister station in atlanta, wsb,

showing the crowd of people. you can see they are forced outside during this investigation. so sort of a chaotic scene as they wonder what's happening. flights out of that concourse evacuated are now about a half- hour later. of course, that could change. we've seen a ripple effect happen in incidents like this before. we just checked. there are two flights leaving atlanta for sfo that are about 40 minute late right now. i'm gonna try to reach sfo directly for an update in our next hour of "mornings on 2." reporting live from the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, pam. a flight from los angeles to texas made an unplanned landing after a bomb threat was called in while the plane was in the air. the southwest flight with 143 passengers on board was diverted to phoenix, arizona. military jets were called to monitor the flight as it headed to the airport. after the plane was searched, the fbi says no explosives were

found. san jose could spend $100,000 on new ads promoting all nippon airways between mineta and tokyo. that was the airport's first, nonstop, overseas flight in years. the airport director says all airports will be entering to expand or enter the south bay market on how well they do. the city council will consider this request at the next meeting. within the last 15 minutes we got word that government contractor booth allen has fired the 29-year-old computer technician who leaked top-event documents. jamie due please joins us via -- dupre joins us via skype. so edward snowden could face more problems in addition to losing his job, right? >> reporter: you are right. the justice department is expected to file a criminal

complaint against snowden, at least alleging some of his crimes releasing sop-secret material. we have to see what they will decide to charge him with at this point in time and whether or not snowden can be reached by the long arm of the law. whether or not he's still in hong kong. lawmakers are very divided here in congress over how to treat the speakers of the -- over how to treat him. john boehner saying on agriculture, he's a trader and should -- abc, he's a trader and should be prosecuted. when you look at more libertarian democrats, they say he's a whistle-blower and should not be charged with any crimes. >> and i read the reporter that spoke to snowden says he's gotten a lot of offers, people who want to contribute to his legal defense fund. i would imagine there would be people who feel he should not go to jail at all. >> reporter: it sorts of reminds you in the sense of the wikileaks investigation and and

the controversy over that -- and the controversy over that, bradley manning. when you put together the more labelert democrats and the libertarian-type republicans, they are by no means the majority. there's bipartisan support in the house and senate leadership for these programs. there's a very strong support on the intelligence communities. look at dianne feinstein, a shrug of the shoulders about the existence of these programs. if there's gonna be hearings there may be more hearings on the question of more why did this question who did not achieve a lot in his life, why was he given access to this information. >> it's miauled the government does not want this to -- want this to go to trial because they could have to reveal more secrets. >> reporter: there's always that possibility. we'll have to see what they want to try to charge him with and then we gotta figure out whether they can get their hand on him and bring him back here in another. so before we jump the gun and

worry about how long he could be in jail or something like that. the u.s. could have to get custody of him and, of course, the extradition is always a tricky thing when you talk about returning somebody. we'll have to see what happens on that. >> we understand he's on the run in hong kong. he's left that hotel and m.i.a. right now. >> reporter: and we'll have a briefing from intelligence communities about 2:00 pacific time. and then there is a briefing for all senators scheduled as well. >> a lot of developments still to come. thank you, jamie. you can find a link to jamie's blog on our website at ktvu.com. pull down the news menu bar and go to our politics page. 7:51. later this afternoon, san jose city council is expected to pass a new budget. what some are saying is the city's biggest concern and what the mayor thinks about that. a drone that dropped dinner. up next, the restaurant using

acquirer neek way to deliver food -- using a rather unique way to deliver food orders.

a london sushi restaurant testing a new way to deliver food. it's called the itray. it flies the food to customers at their tables, tori. >> wow! >> the tray has four propellers. they control it with an ipad. the owner says the biggest problem so far is getting food to the outside tables when it's windy outside. funny. >> yeah. >> 390 people in the east bay may find out soon if you will have to pay more for your water. they will talk about a proposed 20% rate hike over the next two years. that would mean about a hundred- dollar increase for customers every year. district officials say they need more money to pay for

repairing those old pipes. if approved, the rate hike would kick in july 1st. two men will attempt to attempt to swim from san francisco to alcatraz for the 1,000th time. this is video of gary emic and steven herwitz. today's swim marks the 51st after of the historic escape the frank morris and two others from alcatraz. they famously escaped from their cells in 1962 by digging spoons into the ground and making a raft from 50 rain coats. you know, that mystery has never been solved. >> never. >> they never found out what happened to them or tracked them down. one of those amazing 20th century mysteries. >> there is a movie there. >> yes. sal, how are we looking out there? sal? you are gonna have to do that thing. yeah. sal -- every once in a while,

he needs me to get his attention. >> thank you, dave i appreciate that. we just had a new crash in the east bay. it doesn't sound like major injuries. they are checking on the truck iveabound at the discovery kingdom exit. where i put that indicator right there, this truck is carrying lumber. the big problem may be it may be there for a little bit on 37, all thome the slow traffic westbound -- although the slow traffic westbound, it's slower at this point of the morning. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up. you can see improvement there. it's backed up to the middle of the parking lot and the commute in san jose on 237 is off to a good start. let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds in place. had some higher clouds. most of those thinned out. some areas already dealing with the sunshine. kind of a mild morning. redwood city, 60. san rafael is in there as well. 52 in napa and santa rosa this

morning. a little cool to the north but really some high cloud, some low clouds. but overall, a mix of sun and clouds. a lot of low clouds and drizzle. i know over towards sharp park, pacifica, half moon bay, all dealing with a little bit of drizzle. 60s, 70s or low to mid-80s. temperatures right where should be. own subtle changes for today. the warmest day looks friday and then a big cooldown sunday/monday. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. today, santa monica college students will honor the victims of friday's shooting. we'll go live to santa monica where police are looking at the suspect and what motivated the deadly attack. >> reporter: and a family forced from their home after an early-morning fire in san francisco's bayview district. we'll te you the flames and -- show you the flames and tell you why firefighters think this is suspicious. >> reporter: and the district

attorney's office is expected to make a huge announcement regarding a gang crackdown. we'll have the details as "mornings on 2" continues. ♪

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>> i'm dave clark. let's check in with steve. >> 60s, 70, 80s. we'll have a cooldown on saturday. more coming up. here's sal. the traffic is moving along well coming up to the willow pass grade. 237, a little bit slow at santa clara. let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sal. >> we're starting with breaking news just coming in now. santa clara police just confirmed one person has died in an industrial accident at the 49ers' new stadium site. this happened about 40 minutes ago. right now, police are not giving us any deof the accident -- dear tails of the accident but we have a -- details of the accident but we have a crew headed there. we're investigating what just happened at the 49ers' stadium site. we also have developing news from san francisco. a family of six won't be able to go home but they are lucky to be alive after an early-

morning fire. their home was one of two damaged by fire on hudson avenue just hours ago this morning. ktvu's alex savidge has been there all morning. he's back now. you are saying the family is just grateful everyone got out safely. alec? >> reporter: ey are thankful they got out safely. firefighter investigators are still trying to piece together the cause of this early-morning fire. but the battalion chief says it's possibly suspicious because of the fact that the home that caught fire this morning was vacant at the time. that's this place on the left. the flames spread from this vacant home to a carport right outside, then to a garage, that sits on this lot and then eventual this fire spread to the house next door where a family was inside sleeping at the time. all of them, though, managed to get out. i want to show you a cell phone picture given to me by a neighbor that shows a giant fireball. flames shooting up into the air. this fire started about 2:30 this morning on the 1500 block

of hudson avenue. there was one firefighter would was hurt out here. he was treated for a minor leg injury after putting his foot through a deck. eight people from the same family were forced from the -- were forced from the form after it caught fire. a woman told me she raced outside and told me she saw this enormous fire. >> fire everywhere, just blowing. the heat was intense. we were just trying to get out of the way. grateful for that. >> reporter: the crews called for more engines when they got out here. eventually 70 plus firefighters were called out to try to contain the fire. the crews -- the crews could not tell what was burning. so they used images to find out

what was sitting on the lot. it was the car port and garage as well -- carport and garage as well. arson investigators have been out here, came through here, gathered evidence. took photos of all of the debris, trying at this point to pinpoint the exact cause for this early-morning fire in san francisco. we're live in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:03. police in scotts valley, searching for a gunman who robbed a market. take a look at this police sketch of the suspect described as a man in his 30s. he has a tattoo on his neck. police say he pulled 0 a gun on a clerk at -- pulled a gun on a clerk at scott's valley market. no one was hurt. the suspect did escape with cash. if you see this sketch, if you have any information, call scotts valley police. raley's supermarket are still investigating a cyber attack on their computer systems after customers reported unauthorized activity on their personal payment

accounts. last week, unauthorized card use was reported around the states including here in california. the company says while the investigation goes on, you customers stud still keep an eye on your credit and debit card transactions. call your bank to report any suspicious activity. just a little over two hours from now, the santa clara county district attorney will make a huge announcement on a gang crackdown that has plagued the city foyears. ktvu's brian flores is live in san jose with an idea of what we may hear today. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. this is one of santa clara county largest gang cases ever. we're expected to learn more details of what will be announced during a press conference that's scheduled for 10:30. what we do know if jeff lowsen -- jeff rosen is set to announce that 48 members of one gang will be indicted on 77 various charge, including selling meth, murder, various robberies as well. a lot of activity hit a boiling

point for three years in san jose starting in 2010 and concluded just about last month. 39 of the alleged members are men, nine are women. out of the group, it's being reported that eight may face life sentences because of the three strikes law. we want to go to video of a scene back in august of the last year. some may recall this is where 38-year-old martin chacon was shot and killed as he was just sitting inside his chevy impala. this was the first of eight homicides during a very deadly week that year. in that case, four members of a gang were arrested in connection to the shooting back in april. but just on monday, police also arrested a fourth suspect in the shooting. that's 21-year-old ruben cruz. he was arrested in reno, nevada. his arraignment is scheduled for thursday. authorities say a lot of the violence occurred when vet

regiments occurred -- street regiments occurred. we'll learn more during this press conference that's scheduled for 10:30 this morning. we tried contacting the district attorney's office but they say they are not commenting before the press conference. brian flores. ktvu channel 2 news. later this afternoon, the san jose city council is due to vote on a new city budget. mayor chuck reed gave his recommend aces last night -- recommendations hast night. he says public safety is the -- last night. he says public safety is the top concern. he wants to have pay raises for police and fire. right now, there's a $3 -- there's $3 million in a rainy- day fund. the current policy says that money needs to go down to pay -- needs to pay down deficits.

jumping off a moving muni bus. it's a growing problem in san francisco that authorities say puts passengers at risk. muni says it's happened at least 15 times in the past 12 days. passengers forced open the back doors of moving buses and jumped out. each time it happens, the bus has to be pulled from service so the doors can be checked. police say they are looking through surveillance video so they can identify the bus jumpers. >> i don't think anybody should be able to do it. like i say, it's easy enough to push a door open. but anybody want to -- why would anybody want to jump out while it's moving? >> they want to install new motors on the doors to keep them from being pried open. until then, lower plain clothes

officers will be put on the buses. sal? >> we had a big rig driver that had a medical emergency there. the truck is fully loaded with lumber on 37 eastbound right at highway 29. they will have to get that out of here. but the traffic is going to be a little bit slow in the area. let's move along and take a look at the east shore freeway. we have some slow traffic this morning. a lot of slow traffic. we had a couple of minor crashes along the route. traffic is starking up coming in through berkeley. when you get to the toll plaza of the bay bridge, it's improving a little bit, as you can see. it's only backed up to the middle of the parking lot. we've had some improvement. let's go to steve. big fog bank out there. the higher clouds up above seem to have thinned out. all of the rain except for drizzle is gone. very few areas reporting any sun unless you are far away from any fog influence. as chloe said up in clearlake, a lovely morning.

a few scattered showers, a little bit of a westerly breeze. a pretty good area of fog, right there, right there. most locations are under cloudy skies it's an onshore breeze. that means it's a westerly wind or southwesterly or big westerly. milder lows due to the nature of the water temperatures not being as cold as they were. they were bone-chilling cold about a month a few high clouds look like they want to visit monterey. nothing wrong with visiting monterey. >> but that looks to be where they are -- monterey, but that looks to be where they are heading. overall, the low from yesterday is long gone. the low clouds are not. low clouds are in place. it looks like seasonal temperatures. i would hope so. that was too extreme there. 60s and 50s on the temperatures. 59, napa. 57 santa rosa. half moon bay. el go da know -- emgranados. fairfield, 62 but they do have

a west-southwest at 15. not outrageous. but it is an onshore breeze. son cord -- concord southwest. west at santa rosa, so you get the idea, same thing on the peninsula and south bay. the higher clouds gone. but the lower clouds are thick, thick, thick. 60s on the temperatures. ukiah, sacramento and tahoe, all within a couple of degrees of each other which is very rare. and bookends, 81 down in las vegas. and also palm springs. a little bit warmer inland. not much change. we're starting off pretty warm. 85 clearlake, some locations are in the 60s. it wouldn't take much to get in the 70s. martinez at 75 degrees. 78 san jose, 82 morgan hill to gilroy, los gatos. santa cruz, 7 a. 60s on the coast. a little cooler wednesday but

not much change friday looks warmer. >> all right. thank you, steve. there have 6,000 lightning strikes in northern california since sunday night. that lightning caused more than 50 small fires across the region. calfire says it's not over there could have been strikes that left embers smoldering. >> we could have sleeping lightning strikes out there maybe in the heavier fuels that do heat up and then we could get some fires out of those. >> calfire says the lightning is especially dangerous. they say this this has opinion a very try dash they say this has opinion a very dry -- they say -- they say this has been a very dry year. 25 people were treated for heat-related illness at last saturday's graduation ceremonies at freedom high in oakley and heritage high in presentwood. the events began at 9:30 in the

morning. but by that time, temperatures are in the 90s -- are in the 90s. > making a case for immigration reform. why the president says the moment is now for congress to act. it's a plan to designed to discourage a very popular crime. what apple is doing to help with stealing cell phones. 7o

a lot of fray over the bay.

it looks -- gray over the bay. it looks like it will be sunny inland. temperature, 60s, 70s and 80s. it's raining hard in pennsylvania. drivers in philadelphia yesterday were stuck like that person there in rising waters. they will get a brief break in the rain over the next couple of days before it starts to rain again this week. well, the rain has the u.s. government association scrambling to get the golf course ready for the u.s. open in pennsylvania. a lot of rain made the course extremely wet. more wet weather expected today and on thursday. 8:15. we have continuing coverage now on the deadly shooting rampage in santa monica. reporter begee garciette is outside of the -- reporter gigi garciette is outside of the of

the shooter. >> reporter: good morning they are putting the pieces together about this. was the man mentally ill or evil? of course we're talking about john zawahri. his name making international headlines. he killed five people on friday, including his father and brother here in santa monica. now, long before he made national headlines. there are a lot of people who are now saying that he was on their radar. we're talking about, for example, his english teacher at the alternative school he attended here. he said he reported the troubled teenager after catching him surfing the internet for assault weapons. this was back when he was only 16 years old. then there's the school friend who says that he reported visiting zawahri here in santa monica and zawahri sharing a secret. tegging him he had a -- telling him he had a hit list with the nails of students that he wanted to hurt and showing him a weapon, a samurai sword that he planned to use.

santa monica police, they also say he was on their radar, they took him to have him commuted at ucla's medical center for a psychiatric evaluation. students here are gathering to mourn. there was a vigil at the college yesterday. and today, garage waigs and part of the pomp and circumstance -- garage waigs and part of the pomp and circumstance will be a member for the victims. this is the home where the father and the brother were shot. this is where it started. you are looking at a memorial for christopher zawahri there. police continue to investigate. the fbi has been called in. they are looking into how this guy got all of these weapons? 1300 round of ammunition, an assault weapon and a handgun since he didn't have a job.

his mother may hold the key to a lot of this information. hee she returned from lebanon and has reportedly already been interviewed. back to you. >> thank you. president obama and -- and stwrapped up talking live -- about comprehensive immigration reform. the president wants congress to act quickly on a bill the president addressed a concern shared by several republicans in congress. the pathway to citizenship. he said undocumented people will have to pass a background, learn english, pay taxes, pay a penalty and then get behind those who come here legally. president obama said it's not an easeway. it's earned. he also focused on the border,

something the gop wants secured immediately. he said illegal crossings are near their lowest levels in decades. and there are twice as many agents now than there were a decade ago. >> we'll continue to build on what we have done and continue to strengthen on the borders. this includes tough penalties for those who don't play by the rules. >> reporter: this comes as senators take a procedural vote to move forward with immigration reform debate. leaders in both parties say they believe a bill will be passed by the end of this year. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:19. there is a new study out showing the political party that you support may influence what you name your baby. a research at the university of chicago says there's a difference between what democrats and republicans are naming their babies. now, this researcher studied 500,000 babies boesch here and found that democrat sended to

pick more soft-sounding names such as those with an l sound and soft a ending. republicans tend to chose names with harder sounds like kurt and kim. facebook co-founder shawn parker is putting his money into the growing e-cigarette industry. the wall street journal reports that parker has put $10 million into the company enjoy which is one of the leading e-cigarette makers. it's an inhaler, simulating the act of tobacco smoking. analysts say the sales could double to $1 billion this year. today an anti obesity drug is being mild available for the first time. beliviq was developed ten years ago but did not get fda approvalen. it was finally approved last

june but was still not released for use. now doctors can prescribe it for overweight patients with one serious medical condition such as diabetes or high blood pressure. a tis coverry made -- a discovery made at a beach. and it's been a week of weird weather in the bay area. good morning. westbound 24 between walnut creek and oakland, not a bad commute. we'll tell you more about the morning commute -- straight ahead. ♪

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apple's worldwide developers' conference continues and tim cook said there would be no big surprises at the get-together. he did announce a new series of mac notebooks and and even tunes radio app. he added that apple needs to remain ut trendsetter in -- remain the trend setter in technology. apple upgraded its operating system, ios 7 nicknamed mavericks after the surfing site will sharply increase battery life. it works on virtually all apple deal vices. apple says the new software will make it harder for thieves to sell stolen iphones.

users who lose their phones can display a custom message on the phone screen with a request to return the phone. they can lock out anyone who doesn't have the user i.d. and activation password. so that would make the phones virtually worthless. 8:24. san francisco's district attorney is headed to new york today for a summit on smartphones. law enforcement officials and phonemakers are getting together talking about reducing the number of stolen cell phones. now, that meeting starts one day after apple announced it will have a kill switch built into new software. that will disable the phone if it's ever stolen or loss making it painful worthless. that's already beingen to in australia as well as the united kingdom. let's get you moving out there. sal, you are watching a fire in berkeley. >> yes, on university avenue --

near shattick. it's in this area of berkeley here. good area to stay away from. fire department called three alarms. we looked for it. we did not see any smoke on our berkeley camera. it appears they have a handle on it. it's a good area to avoid university between shattock. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, northbound and southbound, it traffic looks good. let's go to steve. a lot of gray skies, mainly low clouds. had a lot of high cloud. most of those have thinned out. monterey peninsula, gray skies. not much of a breeze. there's a little bit of -- more leaning towards a west or a southwest or northwest wind. there's a lot to go around. concord, napa, say mostly sunny. everyone else says cloudy.

unless you are out at fairfield and antioch and then mostly sunny. we started off mild. wouldn't take much to warm up. but by the coast, the fog may be tough to get rid of. 60s, 70s and 80s. right about really where we should be this time of year. not much of a difference for a couple of days. looks quiet this week compared to what we had over the weekended a on monday. a little -- weekend and on monday. a little warmer but not much change. a cooler pattern sunday into monday. a very important warning this morning for students at a major bay area university. what happened out there that's making a lot of students very nervous. also we have breaking news new from santa clara. police confirming one worker has died in an industrial accident at the 49ers' new stadium site. and we have new concerns for the bay area's hundreds of thousands of b.a.r.t. riders. a critical deadline now just three weeks away. hey, look! a shooting star!

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developing news from the princeton university in new jersey. it's been evacuated because of several bomb threats on the campus. all students, employees have been sent home. they've been told not to come back for any reason unless they hear otherwise. princeton's spring semester wrapped up in may but the school has been offering summer courses. rough of the classes had no students enrolled, according to the university's website. we'll keep an eye on what's happening. we'll bring you details. we're also following breaking news right here at

home from santa clara. police confirming one person has died in an industrial accident at the 49ers' new stadium site. ktvu's katie utehs -- you just got there. so what have you been able to figure out? >> reporter: well, dave, we have seen that construction workers are being sent home for the day. i will step out of the way. you can see the scene. we're still working on the details. this accident happened somewhere between 6:40, 7:00 a.m.-ish this morning. a construction worker killed on scene. we're working to find out if that was a man or a woman. kcbs is confirming it's an elevator worker. we're still waiting to confirm that. clair arrived on scene. there is a lot of excitement with this stadium getting it ready. the 49ers just won the super bowl bid. levi just bought the naming

rights. hundred of workers trying to get this stadium up and running for the 49ers. back out here live, we're working to find out who that construction worker was and what actually they were doing when this accident happened. after we get done with our live report, i'm gonna try to track down police and get you the latest details. katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:31. a shocking discovery made by a beach visitor in alameda. she said she stumbled across mutilated bat rays on crown beach. she said she saw six ray oses on the beach -- six rays on the beach. their fins were cut off. if you have any information about this, call. police in oakland are investigating after a body was found near the 980 freeway. officers were called to 23rd street and martin luther king, junior way yesterday evening

where any made the grim discovery. they spotted the body behind the fence yards away from the b.a.r.t. tracks. it's believed the person who died was homeless and lived under the freeway and police say there are no signs of foul play. a critical deadline in b.a.r.t.'s contract talks is now just three weeks away. the transienhas until june 30th to hammer out a deal. union members could authorize a strike. so far there's little sign of any major progress of the negotiations. the main sticking points are salary benefits and work rules. let's get you out the door. time is 8:33. how is the toll plaza holding up? >> dave and tori, just as we suspected, it's gotten a lot better in the 8:00 hour. yesterday, it was kind of slow because of a crash. but today it looks good. and if you are trying tophet into san francisco, it might be your -- trying to get into san francisco, it might be your opportunity. northbound 101 looks like slower traffic coming up to the

bay bridge. it's backed up to cesar chaves. it's a little bit slow. if you are driving on 80 westbound. that traffic is slow from earlier problems. a good area to avoid is university near shattock. there was a hotel on fire. it looks like the fire has been knocked down. that's an area to avoid. a lot of fire equipment on the scene. let's go to steve. good morning. a lot of gray there. some low clouds and fog per sitting. the higher clouds look like they are out of the picture. but they are mainly gone. that's a pretty big fog bank. i think you know the drill by now. it will bush off. but rather solid fog bank, so a quiet rest of the week. temperatures kind of seasonal. 60s, 70s and 80s. no thunderstorms forecasted. that's for sure. next week could be interesting. we'll see. a couple of days to fine-tune the forecast. partly sunny, mostly sunny here today. that's away from the coast.

there's a lot of gray out there. usually by noon, 1:00, we get some pockets of sunshine. the low clouds are making a good push there inland. in fact, i mean, napa and concord, fairfield far enough say sunny to mostly sunny. but almost everyone else says cloudy. 50s on the temperatures or low 60s. mountain view is in there. the lows were held up today. honely a few locations got in the low 50s. fairfield, westerly, southwesterly, concord is in there, santa rosa, napa, oakland. you get the idea it's an onshore breeze. there's plenty of fray to go around. 60s for many. upper 50s, reno, tahoe, sacramento annedidaeia -- ukiah all really close. so is fresno. that's not something you see in june. clouds and sun, morning fog, mild and then high clouds mainly to the south. but it's that low cloud deck. so 60s, 70s and 80s. petaluma, 76. kent field in there.

sonoma 7p -- 77. fairfield, vallejo, ben knew shaw. 80 in concord. warmer antioch. pleasanton, danville, upper 70s to near 80s. walnut creek. 60s, 70s. oakland, berkeley. santa cruz, 75 but most locations on the coast, mid-70s redwood city, woodside, portola valley. friday looks warmer but it doesn't last long. we'll kick it out of here as another low drops down from the north. that means cooler weather starting on sunday. east palo alto's police chief has called off the crime emergency one week early. the emergency was put into place three weeks ago after a series of deadly shootings. police doubled the number of officers in the field by canceling days off. investigators now say there was

only one shooting in the past three weeks. it was most likely self- inflicted. east palo alto police made more than two dozen arrests during the crackdown. san mateo is taking its town hall virtual, this is new video of a website designed to get people more engaged in what's happening around the city. it allows people to share theired ideas and interact with people online. it will not replace traditional meetings but it meant to give people another outlook. the website was first created to get input on playground renovations. today we may get more details about plans for a new san francisco arena for the warriors. warriors' president inspected to give an update to the chamber of commerce this afternoon. just last month, a state assembly cleared a procedural step in the warriors' plan to build a waterfront arena. the warriors' openers hope to have that 18,000-seat arena built in time for the 2017 season. the waterfront development project in oakland is moving

ahead. the port announced it's reached and april treatment to sell the brooklyn basin site along the oakland estuary just south of jack london square. developers are ing to build 3,000 homes and condos, commercial space as well as parks. they are hoping to break ground earlier next year. the bay area leads the country in the percent of homes that receive multiple offers. nationally, 70% of homes that received offers in may had multiple bids. that's a 4% decline from april. but san francisco remains the most competitive market in the country. 88% of buyers had to face-off against other bidders for property. multiple offers may be one reason that many americans think now is a good time to sell a home. a survey shows 40% of those asked think it's better to sell now. that's up from 30% in april. that could mean more homes coming on the market and could

slow the pace of rising home prices. breaking news this coming in right now from vallejo. one person has been shot. ktvu's tara moriarty just arrived at the scene. you got there a couple of minutes ago. so what are the police saying, tara? >> reporter: well, we understand the victim is fighting for his life. he's been transported to a hole trauma center. we're at magazine and grant street. there are bullet casings on the ground. i've counted at least seven of -- at arrest seven of them -- at least seven of them. detectives are going through the scene. i understand that officers actually heard shots in this case? >> yes. we had two of our officers in the area. about a quarter mile away on an unrelated cal to for service when they heard the gunshots being fired. what happened? one of them responded. they saw the suspects driving away. >> as the officers were trying to assess where the calls came from, we got a call indicating

there was a gunshot victim down in the area of grant and mag stein. >> reporter: when they saw -- magazine. >> reporter: when they saw the suspect plea, it was a black car, possibly a nissan? >> yes, another officer responding to the scene, observed a vehicle, possibly a small nissan traveling southbound on 5th street at a high rate of speed. the officer made a u-turn, tried to catch up to the vehicle. at e point was traveling 90 miles an hour through surface streets and going through lights and stop signs. and then the officer lost site of him. >> reporter: thank you. he would understand the victim is in his early 30s. he's in critical condition. we do know that as far as a suspect description. the officer who was chasing after the suspect describes him as a black male in his 30s, last seen driving southbound on fifth street near lemon. we'll stay here on the scene and keep you posted. but again, that victim fighting for his life as he was struck multiple times by bullets.

tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, tara. 20 minutes before 9:00. we are also following developing news from atlanta that we've been following for the past two hours. an explosion of one america's busiest airports. we'll let you know what's happening there now. >> reporter: a huge fire in san francisco forces a family from their home. we'll show you what the scene looked like shortly after it broke out. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show.

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you are seeing the big board. stocks coming back a little bit. the dow is currently down 7. the nasdaq is down 11. s&p down 4. one reason investors might not we seeing bad news, the employment picture is better. 24% of all u.s. employers to higher new workers between july and september. that's the highest level in more than four years. 21% of california companies plan to hire new workers during

that time frame. that same survey shows many bay area employers lan to increase their staff. the overall job market is improving but it's still rough for teenagers looking for summer jobs. teen up employ hit 24 1/2% last month -- unemployment hit 24 1/2% last month. that rate affects only the one- third of teens actively looking for work. half of all working-aged teens wanted jobs in the 1990s. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories -- breaking news from santa clara, one person has died at the site

of the new stadium site. this happened just about two hours ago. we do have ktvu's katie utehs there. she's gathering all of the information. katie will give us an update on this in just a few minutes. new this morning, firefighters in berkeley you -- berkeley now have gained control of a fire that happened at an historic hotel this morning. this happened about 7:00 this morning at the nash hotel on university avenue. that hotel was built in 1924. in san francisco, two houses were damaged by this big fire in the bayview district early this morning. the family of 6 had to run for their lives this morning. luckily, they are okay. ktvu's alex savidge is out there. you've been out there since 4:30 this morning. there's in you cell phone video you want to show us, alex. >> reporter: it's pretty dramatic. we'll show you that in a minute. this was a large fire. it did quite a bit of damage.

it broke out in this vacant home. broke through a garage and a carport and caught this second house on fire. [ sirens ] >> reporter: this is cell phone video given to me by a neighbor that shows flames shooting up in the air shortly after this fire started. it broke out about 2:30 this morning here on the 1500 block of hudson avenue in san francisco's payview district. there was firefighter who was hurt out here. he was treated at the hospital this morning for minor leg injuries after putting his foot through a deck. battling these flames. that second home that caught fire had eight people from the same family inside sleeping at the time. they all were able to wake up and they all made it out okay. they were definitely shaken up. >> i've seen lights. i seen the cable fall. and then i felt heat. my grand ma said the house is

on fire -- my grandma said the house is on fire. we gotta go. >> reporter: the crews who arrived here could not tell what was burning. so the crews used images to see what was on the vacant lot and they found out there was a garage and a car port here. arson investigators came out here early this they took photos and gathered evidence and they are trying to pinpoint an exact cause for this fire. a battalion chief told me that this fire is possibly suspicious in his words. most had i because of the fact that it broke -- mostly laws of the fact it broke out inside a home that was vacant. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. it's 8:48. new this morning, a driver is in serious condition after crashing their car while racing. this happened in pleasant hill on gregory lane about 1:40 this morning -- 12:040 this morning -- 12:40 this morning. both cars collided. the ford focus flipped over and

landed in a parking lot. a passenger in the focus suffered minor injuries. no one in the honda was hurt. police say they arrested the 18- year-old driver of the honda who they identify as paula laseroff. a scary incident on campus at san jose state university. ktvu's pam cook is in our newsroom with what happened and who police are looking for. good morning, pam. >> reporter: good morning. well, last night at about 9:30, a student at san jose state says she was accosted by a young man. now, she was studying alone in a classroom in duncan hall on campus when she says a man came in and sat down next to her. she said the man tried to talk with her and ask her out on a date and then exposed himself. when she threatened to call police, he too -- he took off. >> i think it's outrageous. i think students should be on campus and enjoy learning and not have to worry about people flashing them. >> they always say that san jose is like the safest big city, right? so it's -- it's -- from my

experience, everyone is always cordial. >> reporter: there's spotty cell phone service, unfortunately, inside buildings. so that victim had a hard time getting the call out. but university police say there are also blue emergency phones around campus as well. now that suspect was last scene on the second floor toward the elevator lobby of duncan hall. he's described as latino, 20, 25, 5'6" to 5'7". 150 to 160 pounds and unshaven. at the time of the incident last night he was wearing a teal sharks' hat, bagby white shirt and -- baggy white shirt and blue jeez. if you have any information that could be helpful, call san jose state university police. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, pam. ten minutes before 9:00, new information now on the explosion and power outage at

atlanta's main airport. it happened just this morning. airport officials say that power is now back on and all passengers have been let back into the evacuated terminal. the police say the explosion happened in a maintenance shed at hartsfield-jackson airport just before 9:00 a.m. local time. knocked out power to an entire concourse. that's one of the busiest airports in the country. here's a photo from our sister station in atlanta, wsb. it shows concourse d when it was being evacuated. no injuries have been reported so far. meanwhile, we just talked with officials at sfo, and they say the outage is not affecting flights between the prayer and atlanta. a flight from los angeles to texas had to make an unexpected stop after a bomb threat was called in while the plane was mid-flight. the southwest flight with 143 passengers on board was diverted to phoenix, arizona. military planes were called out to monty ner the -- monitor the flight as it made its way to

the airport. after searching the plane, the fbi says no explosives were found. 8:51. time is running out for san francisco activists trying to save the oldest african- american-owned bookstore in america. it is marcus books. it's been in business on fillmore street since 1960. the openers have now one week to work out a deal with theland lord or place possible evacuation. a nonprofit group has offered to buy the building and then return it to the bookstore. it's not clear if the owner of the building will accept that deal. >> i really appeal to the family that's purchased this property. we have made an offer to try to negotiate with them. they have asked that they be compensated with a benefit of $1.6 million. >> thousands of well-known prominent writers have visited marcus books including tony morrison. the state of california

turning down a million tie million dollar offer to buy land in san jose in hopes of getting a better offer. right now, the department of general services is accepting offers for the 81-acre site of the former developmental center on zanker road. the santa clara unified school district and the city of san jose offered 76 million for three fourths of the land. well the state turned down the offer. it. whats to sell the entire -- it says it wants to sell the entire piece of land, not just part of it. we're still following breaking news from santa clara. a deadly tragedy at the new home of the 49ers. we'll get an update from the scene. good morning. northbound 680 right there where the indicator is in alamo. a crash blocking two lanes. traffic backing up both directions. ♪

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it is ticket tuesday. this week's ticket tuesday winner will win a family four pack to see sesame street life's "can't stop singing" performance dates are june 28th through june 30th at the civic center. to your chance to win go to ktvu.com. do it before midnight and put in the secret word "musical." we want to check back in with katie utehs down at leavey field. there's been a fatal accident. there's a press conference going on. >> as soon as we know, we'll release the information.

>> reporter: have the 49ers been notified? >> the 49ers were notified this morning. we initiated the 911 call. we have an incident phone tree that we initiated after that. the 49ers were notified as certain people within the city of santa clara as well as the turner organization. >> reporter: is this the first accident? >> reporter: did somebody from the site call you guys? >> well, it's an active construction site. we have a -- a practice construction crisis management plan. and so that immediately went into effect once the worker was identified as being in the elevator shaft. and 911 was notified and there's a back-call system to notify our safety director on site who then immediately started the investigation and -- to secure the site until we could get the fire department in and they responded immediately. they are literally across the

street. they were here before 7:00 a.m. >> we haven't been told. [inaudible question] >> there's about 1,075 during the day. >> well i -- >> you've been watching the press conference as we're trying to get more information about a deadly accident at the 49er stadium. much more coming up at noon. thanks for watching "mornings on 2."

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