we're live in richmond where parents are very angry because a sex offenders boat is stranded very close to a park. why police can't remove it just yet. it happened just hours ago in san francisco, several people are hurt in a crash outside a produce market. and graffiti and a fire at the same house in oakland connected, we'll tell you what investigators are saying this morning. also vice president joe

biden will be in the bay area tonight. you'll need a lot of cash if you want o to see him. mornings on 2 -- want to see him. mornings on 2 starts now. complete bay area coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday june 17th. let's get a quick look at weather and traffic with rosemary in for steve. you're right, today is going to be the warmest followed by a cool down for your father's day e weekend. a at this hour -- father's day weekend. at this hour, a mild start out there. mostly sunny, and followed by a downward trend. i have a look at temperatures coming up. good morning, this is a look at 80. it certainly getting more crowded driving over the mcarthur maze. no major problems at the bay

bridge toll plaza. it has filled in. it's a 10 minute wait. 7:01. let's go back to the desk. many parent ins richmond are concerned about their kids safety after a ship crashed. what we've learned about the owner of the boat and why police are having a hard removing it. >> reporter: you can see the boat is stranded on shore just behind me. parents are angry not only because it's an eyesore but this is a very popular pathway and over the hill, a playground. many parents are uncomfortable with the registered sex offendest boat ship wrecked feet from where -- sex offender's boat ship wrecked feet from where children play. it has a name that we won't reveal. the trouble began two month ago when the boat broke free and drifted. he was arrested for failing to

register his whereabouts. he's out of jail and his boat still here. >> there are a lot of children that play in the playground and they do need to mover it. there's a lot of jurisdiction involved and all that and richard monday pd has been -- richmond pd has been on top of it. >> reporter: police have jurisdiction but can't tow it because there's a hole in it and it's taking on water. police will have to fix it so they can remove it and destroy it if he didn't claim. t. he's not data base. and they have exceptions for those convicted of misdemeanors. live in richmond, tara moriarty, ktvu news. a man who sole a luxury yacht is being called mentally fit for trial. 62-year-old leslie gardener stole the yacht that crashed into a pacifica beach.

yesterday he was deemed legally well enough to defend himself but his attorney says gardener remains delusional. he's due back in court on june 27th. there appears to have been a second workplace death in santa clara county this week. a workers at the stevens creek quarry reportedly died while working with heavy inn. we are waiting for the santa clara county sheriff's office to update us on this developing story. the quarry is scheduled to open for business right now. back on tuesday, an elevator mechanic was hit and killed by a counter weight at the new 49er stadium in santa clara. 7:04. new this morning, oakland firefighters are reporting double trouble at one home. investigators want to know if an overnight fire is connected to graffiti found there earlier. he has more on this continuing

investigation. what's going on brian. >> reporter: fire investigators and police investigators have not officially come out and said both of these incidents are connected but again, at the very least, it is suspicious that one home was tagged with graffiti yesterday afternoon and a short time later a fire broke out. it's on the 1400 block of 73rd 73rd avenue. it was tagged with with graffiti yesterday afternoon. we are not showing much of the graffiti, it contains a homophobic slur and phrase stop snitching. firefighters tell us it appears it started from the outside and damaged a portion of the back porch. firefighters were also able too contain the fire quickly from spreading. we're adding more to the suspicious nature the fact that nobody was home. if there were, it might have been an accident, but we also

understand a spray paint can was found in bushes and crews were boarding up doors because it wouldn't secure. we continue to make phone calls to investigators, police and fire investigators, we will continue to make the phone calls and bring you the latest. live in oakland, i'm brian flores. house breeders in marin facing charges of an l -- animal abuse. they launched an investigation at gray fox farms back in december. the criminal complaint alleges cruelty or mistreatment against 8 8 horses. the ranch so far has denied any mistreatment. the city of san francisco counting on private companies to help out if there's a disaster. like lift and bear b and b if

there's a major earthquake and they will be able to help people get a hotel room, fly a cab or find other critical services. private companies played a major role in disaster relief when superstorm sandy devastated parts of the east coast last year. it is 7:06. i want to check in with sal and see what's happening on the friday morning commute. first day of summer for a lot of kids. and that's going to make it easier for us. i'm glad you brought it up, because we're going to see traffic levels drop off. been doing this for a long time and in july and august, sometimes we have the tumble weed facility friday -- fridays at the toll plaza. today not that way. a lot of graduations this weekend. lighter than usual conditions and that might make it easier for the rest of us as well. let's move along and take a look at 101 san francisco northbound, traffic moving

along nicely. if you are driving this morning in the east bay, southbound 880, a that traffic is a little bit slow at 288. a week ago today, we were bracing for triple digit heat. not guilty -- not the case this weekend. we have een enjoyable forecast for father's day weekend. -- we have an enjoyable forecast for father's day weekend. outside of that a fairly quiet start to the morning and a beautiful morning with little to no fog the at -- fog at the coast. ridge of high pressure building in. it's going to be brief. this system here is going to move closer, my grating to the coastline by by tomorrow. that will be a cooling trend for the weekend. 57 degrees in oakland right now. 54 san francisco. upper 50s mountain view. inland, east bay, a warm a one,

64 pittsburgh. in areas around pleasanton, low 50s so a relatively mild start for you. temperatures are going to soar above yesterday's highs by at least a few degrees. nava o toe, 83. a -- tibia ron, east bay shoreline. alameda 74. in the afternoon, 76 san leandro and a warmer day for inland communities. 87 morgan hill. 84 saratoga. 80 mountain view, and men allow park. 71 for downtown san francisco this afternoon. upper 60s with mostly sunny skies along the coastline. headed to tahoe for the weekend, going to be beautiful as well. mostly sunny skies. a cool start, low 70s in the forecast for the afternoon. the extended forecast the at home, the cool -- forecast at

home, the cooling trend begins tomorrow. partly cloudy for the afternoon. low 80s for inland communities. 60s at the coast. it's a cooling trend that continues into early next week. i'll have a future cast model on that low cloud deck i expect as soon as tomorrow morning coming up. thank you. 7:09. today is the last day wildfire training exercises in marin. crews will arrive in just under an hour at st. vincent's school in san rafael. the controlled burn will last for two hours. it's being held in marin county by the marin county fire department. there is a red flag warning in effect for solano county. it was triggered by a combination of low humidity and wind. our time is 7:10. actor clint east -- clint eastwood is in negotiations, the water would come from land he owns. and he's offering to provide a new water supply to the

peninsula that's going to offset a state ordered cut back in water pumped out of the caramel river. he may submit the proposal as early as next week. 7:10. on the hunt for two chiefs, the san jose police chief stepped down and now the fire chief is leaving. and a flurry of pink slips for the third in time in a month, the large y area technology company, just announced job cuts, how many people will be affected. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here.

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. a warmer dryer day many store for friday. inland areas will reach into the upper 80s to near 90 degrees this afternoon. 7:13. there are some big weather problems back east. authorities confirm at least two people have died after a

series of powerful storms swept through the mid atlantic. this is video from montgomery county maryland, one of the hardest hit areas. the storms hit with slightly less force though than originally feared and still brought heavy rain, strong winds, golf ball sized hair and a number of powerful tornadoes. this morning we are watching a piece of open space in san francisco. that's targeted by occupiers. they are vowing to take back the land at 6 tonight. you may remember with we showed you live yesterday when police cleared this site yesterday morning. then last night, the proare testers -- protesters came back. one man was arrested and they blocked the street around the field. one man here says he was one of the tree sitters arrested yesterday morning, accused police of giving him that black eye. >> grabbed my cart road arteries and tried to make me

go unconscious. >> police say they did the nothing wrong. developers plan to build houses on the land. the syrian government says u.s. officials are full of lice after the white house said syrian leaders used chemical weapons on civilians. ktvu's kilah campbell is in the washington d.c. news room. you've talked to contacts. >> reporter: it takes time to establish a pipeline to send weapons and aid that the u.s. has promised to rebels. the white house has to figure out what opposition group with k trust and work with. -- group can trust and work with. diane feinstein is in support of helping the rebels. and the u.s. needs to step in as soon as possible. the bloodshed in syria is expected to be b -- be the focus f of next week's g8

summit. it's taking place in northern ireland on monday. and republicans want to establish a no fly zone over parts of syria to keep other countries from sending weapons. >> the only way this war is going to end quickly and on our terms is to neutralize the air power she has over the rebels. >> reporter: the united nations warns that thousands of people are killed in syria with every passing month. exactly how many people the u.s. says have been killed recently by chemical a weapons when i see you next. live in washington. kilah campbell. >> the presidential election is being extended until 8:30 pacific time in iran. voting was scheduled to shut two hours ago. western observers say the election is rigged in favor of tie ran's ruling system. they don't expect any dramatic

changes but will likely be less controversial than the outing going leader. there will be a runoff between the top candidates friday. hackers who targeted major banks got away with $15 million. the hackers apparently went after 15 of the biggest institutions, jp morgan chase, city group, and they hacked into customer accounts, stealing cash and identities. four of the accused men are in custody. four are still on the loose. today president obama will announce a new push to expand high speed wireless internet access across the country. he will order federal agencies to be more efficient in their wireless internet use to make more capacity available for the growing demand from smart phones and tablets. president obama seized the fast growing wireless injury as a source of new jobs.

the president will announce today a 100 million-dollar investment into providing more wi-fi capacity and advanced communications. a bay area high-tech company making major cuts and laying off workers. the company hasn't said how many people will lose their jobs. analysts expect 1700 jobs will be cut. this is the third large bay area technology company to announce job cuts in just the past month. >> the larger companies start doing layoffs and you kind of wonder about the economy overall. >> the announcement few symantec follows the announcement by 520 layoffs by san francisco's social gaming company zynga earlier this month. human resource executives

from adobe and intell are on capitol hill urging lawmakers to pass the immigration reform bill. they are interested in the part that allows them to hire more highly skilled foreign workers. the number of visas would go up from 65,000 a year to 180,000 a year. it is 7:18. oakland police headquarters is closed to the public once again. the building on 7th street was damaged by a leak in the plumbing earlier this month and crews are working to clean up the damage. the building is scheduled to reopen monday. you can go to the eastmont station from 8:00 a.m. to noon to get anything you need like the vehicle release form. a memorial luncheon will be held to celebrate the long life of one of the 1906 earthquake survivors. winnie cook died this week in her home. she was 107 years old. she attended the annual commemoration of the quake last year. she was an infant when the

earthquake struck and now there are only two survivors of the 06 quake still living. 107-year-old william dell monte, and 112-year-old ruth newman. >> what a beautiful lady. 7:19. i hope you like warm weather. headed for a warm day today, the warmest day of the week. look out our window, look at the sky, the weekend ahead will be cooler. meteorologist rosemary orozco will tell us how much. and a man's actions to save his sister after explosion caused by a common household item. good morning, westbound lea 4, some slow traffic here. con that costa a -- contra costa county, we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. (horn blowing)

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nail polish remover and it could have been worse if it wasn't for her big brother. 19-year-old junior says his sister spilled nail polish remover in their home. moments later, a lit candle fell over on the chemical and then there was a fire. arazano said he heard his sister screaming for help and jumped into action. >> threw her in the bathtub. my hands are burning. by i ain't going to let my sister burn. >> she's in the hospital recovering from the burns. and junior suffered a couple of burns, but his injuries were not serious. 7:23. construction can start on california's high speed rail system, this according to federal rail officials. the government gave its approval for work to is -- start this summer on the first 65-mile track are between fresno and versed. thers a laws

stop them from spending more money on the project. so still a long way to go. you're right. time now 7:236789 7:-- 7:23. sal, i haven't been in your empire, so far so good. >> if you came to my empire, you'd see that tory tweeted something very interesting about father's day. >> i know. put it out there. >> we're going to keep it. we're going to keep it, but i think that if you're a father you should be watching. >> i'm going to track. >> good morning everybody. yes, i am, too. i'm going to be watching this. let's take a look at the commute now, westbound bay bridge, the traffic is moving along well. if you don't want to wait, go to tory's twitter account. this is a look at the toll plaza, a 10 minute delay before you get onto the upper deck of the bay bridge. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland. that looks good. the a's are playing tonight after sweeping the yankees out of town. some people clapping over

there. traffic moving along nice limit driving on 880 southbound, the traffic is doing well. still about 27 minutes as you drive up to the dublin area. now, let's go back to rosemare. it's a good looking start to the day out there. a few high clouds floating overhead. low clouds nowhere to be seen. that's going to change. giving you a live view outside. it's probably just as good looking outside your door this morning. really a nice starts. calm conditions, not too cool. widespread 50s and 60s. i'm going to run you into tomorrow morning. notice the time stamp, today, mostly sunny skies. patches of fog starting to develop late in the afternoon. it's really not until tomorrow morning that the low clouds become a little bit closer to the coast. we start tomorrow morning with clouds at the coast. mostly sunny elsewhere.

upper 80s in the forecast, a few areas going to hit 90 degrees. some of the hotter spots. meanwhile around the bay, a comfortable day, 70s and 80s are. and along the coast, upper 60s with sunny skie tomorrow morning, low clouds, partly cloudy to sunny in the afternoon. sunday going to be the coolest day of the weekend. if you have father's day plans, this may be just right what you're looking for. low 80s in the forecast. you're nearing 80 degrees inland. low 60s for the coastline, and then the cooling trend continues monday and tuesday. temperatures are rebounding, we'll have a look at current conditions coming un. dozens injured while celebrating the nba final game after a deck cracks and collapses into the water below. and vice president joe biden is coming here the to the bay area today. his schedule and a protest that's already being planned.

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. 7:29, there are now two big vacancies in the bay area's biggest city. yesterday, willie mcdonald announced he's stepping down as

san jose's fire chief after three years on the job. the veteran bay area firefighter hired to become the new fire chief of las vegas. mcdonald admits it's been a rough few years for san jose firefighters but budget cuts, pay cuts and other problems and insists that is not why he's leaving. >> incredibly hard, in fact,ers i really wrestled with it for quite a while because i really love the city of san jose, really my time in san jose b has been excellent and i really will miss it. so, mo, it it's really more -- so no, it's more about an opportunity there. >> mcdonald will take quite a pay cut. right now he makes $200,000 a year as san jose's a fire chief. he'll make 150,000 a year in las vegas. mcdonald becomes the second public safety leader to step down this year. in january chris moore retired as san jose police chief. police in pittsburgh released a photo of a man

suspected of a homicide earlier this year. 24-year-old robert grant is considered armed and dangerous. he yuma be hiding in -- e he -- he may be hiding in san francisco. he's accused of killing timothy smith at a gas station on railroad avenue in pittsburgh. the killer got away despite a massive search. they have made several arrests in connection with with the case including arresting grant's brother. san jose police have ruled out homicide in the case of a body found in the shopping cart last week. the body of 49-year-old ronald wolf was wrapped up and sticking out of the shopping cart behind a restaurant on 4th street near st. james park. investigators will announce a cause of death after the autopsy and toxicology tests are complete. detectives think he may have been a transient who died while looking for shelter. it is 7:31. a man in atherton is thanking a dog walker for helping save his home. his house caught fire yesterday

afternoon on avenue, when fire crews arrived, a car a port was engulfed in flames. >> i checked the most important thing which was my dog and the firemen were here. i wasn't too worried. what was going to happen was going to happen. >> firefighters were able to contain the fire to the carport, and a shed. the neighbor's home had damage to the roof. police in san francisco are after a ring of female shoplifter dubbed the rainbow girls. the group has been targeting high end stores in the downtown area. the most recent robbery was on tuesday at the burberry store near union square. the women go into the store, grab expensive items, then push past the clerks to escape. they are described as young african-american women dressed in bright colors with bright

braids in their hair. time is 7:32. just a couple hours from now, people in los gatos will be able to see the final draft about the gun store. and you talked to the owner the of the gun store. good morning. >> reporter: i spoke with the owner on the phone and he told me he'll be meeting with his attorney this morning. they're eager to find out what the proposed ordinance says. this proposal was actually released about a week ago by the town county. it outlines stricter guide license, but the attorney as well as the gun store owner want to know what changes are are going to be made on that -- are going to be made on that today. ever since temperature -- templar r sports opened, it face add -- faced a backlash

from community members. a string of public hearings on if the town should create stricter requirements for gun dealers. the town would require them not to be grandfathered in and they would have to go through public hearings every year to renew its permit. they are also concerned because the town is looking at proposed land use and zoning changes which could mean the store could be zoned out of existence. >> they always do do their due diligence. i think it's because of the nature of the business is why it's been getting more attention. >> reporter: they are asking its customers on its facebook page to come to a town meeting this coming monday to oppose the new actual ordinance and this final draft is supposed to be released at noon today so that will give us a better idea of exactly what they are proposing. reporting live from los gatos.

>> reporter: . the employees work as city engineers, library staffers and park maintenance workers. no strike date has been set but they say they have made concessions when the city needed the most, and now that the city's doing better, they should be rewarded. city leaders say it's more important to increase the number of police officers on the streets first. b.a.r.t. train operators, station agents and mechanics say they're also willing to go on strike. their unions right now in the middle of contract talks. last night, the workers told the b.a.r.t. board they deserve a pay raise of doing extra work while there was a four year hiring freeze. they say they have made financial concessions. the city said that it needed. >> a hundred million dollars in concessions and now they're saying not another pay increase for four more years. that's unacceptable. >> b.a.r.t.'s general manager says the cost of medical and

pension benefits has gone up 1% a year and workers would receive another 1% pay hike if the contract offer is accepted. and added that b.a.r.t.'s top priority now updating the trains. the recent report says b.a.r.t.'s fleet is the oldest in the country. 7:35. let's get an update on the commute. obviously b.a.r.t. a big part of that. >> we checked with b.a.r.t. and don't have any major delays. and unlike the days before, we care about air delays, yes, we do. we don't have any major air delays because the weather is good. let's go out and take a look at the commute here on 80. it looks pretty good. it's not quite friday light but it is better than other days as you come out to the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll see a delay of about 15 minutes. it's stronger now, westbound. i'm looking to see if something has popped up on the bridge because all of a sudden it is a

little bit more. i don't see anything here. just a lot of people showing up. here we go, at the s curve, there's something reported here. i don't know what it is. let's move along and take a look at the nimitz freeway between hayward and fremont. 17 minute drive. and let's go to rosemary orozco. a warmer day underway. look at the lo clouds, no patch plenty blue around the bay. i'm seeing high clouds still over parts of the south bay and north of santa rosa, and you can see them right here on storm tracker 2, but plenty of sunshine out there from the coast, well in land and our morning temperatures are responding. i'll have a look at those numbers coming up in just a moment. first i have to show you what you can expect for today and into the weekend. so the system that brought us the cool down earlier in the week, now pushing off to the east, today ridge of of high pressure building in, but it's going to be brief. we have another system in line to hug the coast by tomorrow.

it's going to be sitting off the washington, oregon coastline. that will bring back the on shore breeze and the low clouds and that will bring back cooler temperatures. so for today, a warm up in store, and temperatures at this hour a few degrees warmer than where we started yesterday in most areas. 56 san francisco. 57 in oakland. 54 walnut creek. i have to point you to fairfield, this is where we're seeing temperatures mild, 68 fairfield with mostly sunny skies. low 50s along the coastline. 52 menlo park. and here's a look at the afternoon highs for today. these numbers will climb a few degrees over yesterday's highs in most areas. 87 for napa. low 80s san rafael. and east bay, temperatures warm into the mid- to upper 70s. alameda, 73 in berkeley. upper 80s to 90 for inland communities. antioch expected to hit 90 and brentwood hitting 90 degrees for the afternoon. into the south bay, 83 san

jose, 87 morgan hill. 84 saratoga. low 80s for santa cruz. and 70s to low 80s for the peninsula. 80 degrees redwood city. 71 in san francisco. a beautiful day around the bay area and if it's too warm for you, hold on because we have a cooling trend coming into the weekend. low 80s expected for our inland communities tomorrow. slightly cooler on father's day. we'll have the morning clouds, partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies for the afternoon and 60s at the coast. now that the warm up is underway, i'll have are a look at what you can expect for the lunch hour coming up. 7:39. 6 people were rescued from a fishing boat that sank up the coast of half-moon bay. here's a look at the vessel as it was going underwater. you can see the tip right there. the 26-foot boat started taking on water yesterday morning. there were three men, two women, and an 11-year-old boy on board. the highway parole was able to respond within minutes and

brought all of them safely to shore. wounded soldiers are getting a new type of therapy thanks to the waves along the northern california coast. >> oh, my god, it's seriously heaven. >> operation surf is a nonprofit group that works with the military the to treat soldiers with mental and physical injuries. since the summer of 2008, nearly 200 soldiers have participated. the four day class starts in the classroom teaching soldiers the fundamentals and head out on the water. >> i would lev to see a spark hope get ignited in their lives where they can achieve some of the challenges they will have in front of them. >> there is a neurological link to ocean therapy. they say getting into the water awakens every cell in your body which can help with post true thematic stress disorder. -- post-traumatic stress

disorder. we posted more information on the web site, look for the web links section on the front page. the wildfires in colorado are the most destructive in the state's history and they have turned deadly. we'll have a live report next. and how a bear surprised a family that saw it at very close range. if rs range -- saw it at very close range.

. not much changed in the early going on wall street. quieting down at a the end of a turbulent week. expectations are high ahead of next week's fed meeting with investors looking for signing of scaling back the 85 billion-

dollar monthly stimulus program. the dow down 12. nasdaq down 6. s&p flat. d d p utin says reforming the should be addressed by the world's economic powers. he says the ims frequently fails to keep pace with the rapidly changing situation and global financial markets. he wants the fund to enhance the role of developing countries, including russia, india and china. the british government has issued an alert to airlines around the world urging them not to allow former u.s. intelligence contractor edward snowden to board flights to the united kingdom. the alert says snowden is likely to be refused entry to the uk should he try to go there. he revealed top secret documents about national security agency surveillance programs to the british newspaper the guardian. he is believed to be in hong

kong and the newspaper in china is urging them to get more information on the allegations that the u.s. has been hacking chinese computer net works for years. the colorado wildfire still burning out of control and they're calling this the worst in colorado history. and paul is in colorado springs where two people have been killed and paul, hundreds of homes destroyed. >> are. >> reporter: that's right, in fact, about those two people killed, we're learning a little bit more. we understand they were ever so close to escaping with their lives. they were found in their home in their garage in their car. the doors were opened. as you pointed out dave, in terms of property loss, this is the worst fire in colorado history. the black forest fire is responsible for countless heartbreaking imagines. jeanette and cristin saw their

own home burning on television. >> it was probably the worst thing i've seen in my life. >> reporter: she says she's just glad to know her home's fate. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated. many waiting to learn whether they'll have homes to return to. >> i have my babies in the car. we have three dogs camping out in a friend's garage. >> reporter: at least two people trying to salvage personal belongings did not make it out in time. the fire is now being called the most destructive in colorado history with more than 370 homes lost. 15,000 acres have burned. el paso county sheriff terry says the flames traveled as fast as the winds could carry them. >> so much intense heat associated with those kind of fires and the reality is once it's up in the trees and moving, there's nothing the firefighters can do. >> reporter: the blaze is only about 5% contained but he says just keeping it in check is progress. >> it's a draw. that's a victory today, because

we haven't had too many draws in the last couple day. >> reporter: dry conditions, high temperatures and blustery winds are expected to continue friday. >> and back here live, it's now 74 degrees and behind me, kind of a mix and smoke and some clouds. there is a 30% chance of thunder showers. that could certainly help the 750 firefighters on the line, dave. >> paul, berkam live from colorado, thanks for the update. the same high winds also caused flights to be diverted at denver international airport. 23 flights were diverted and landed at denver airport after being refueled. on wednesday, smoke from the fire reduced visibility and the airport closed down two of the four run ways and trimmed the amount of rivals and departure. right now, no delays in effect. 7:47, vice president gobiesen is making a -- basissen is making a stop in the -- joe biden is making a stop in the bay area.

more on the fundraiser he will attend and why the not everyone's putting out the welcome mat. >> reporter: it's a beautiful day in san francisco for the vice president to visit. we're live in the sea cliff neighborhood where it's mostly just commuters and cyclists and there's some barricades. mr. biden will likely encounter environmental activists who hope to gain his support. as you can see, the same groups, the sierra club concerned environmental activists, protested president obama's most recent visits, but the keystone project is the not why mr. biden is visiting san francisco. he's scheduled to arrive for a private fundraiser around 5 tonight. it's being held at the home of don ross and doug hickey, ceo of local based beverage distribution company, the ticket price is 500 to $10,000. up until this point, mr. biden

stands on the keystone -- stance on the keystone project has been ambiguous. they hope to gain the support for their effort to stop the project. back out here live, if you live in the sea cliff neighborhood r or san francisco's outer richmond, expect heavy traffic around 5 to want as vice president biden -- 5 tonight as vice president biden comes in. some of the streets may be blocked off. live in san francisco, katie utehs. the cause of a deck collapse that injured dozens of people is being initiatived. during last night's miami heat game a crowded outdoor deck at a sports bar fell into the water. three people were critically injured. a hostesses said the collapse happened just as fans jumped to their feet to cheer a basket. >> there were people that were wet completely from head to toe, like they were actually submerged in the water. >> a dive team responded to pull people out of the water. the water was shallow but there was so much wood and debris

they couldn't get out. all of the patrons of the sports bar have been accounted for. they had reason to cheer now that the a nba finals -- that the nba files -- finals are tied up. the score 109-93. lebron james and dwayne wade scored a combined 65 points. game 5 will be played in san antonio on sunday. that's father's day and americans are getting ready to celebrate all the dads do in style. there is a new push to change one father's day tradition. claudine wong joins us live from the studio with more on that. good morning. >> the question is how many people will celebrate father's day in the traditional way. we like to give you a few numbers to father's day in perspective. there's a difference between mother's day and father's day. 81% think they should be

celebrated equally, but they spend more on mother's day than they do on father's day. that's just fine with with most dads. 40% said last year they wanted to spend time with the family. 22% said please don't spend money on a gift and when it comes to family time, there is is something apparently about dads and barbecuing that goes hand and hand. according to a survey by the census in 2010, $29 million said they barbecued on father's day, sounds like fun unless you are that food based business who wants the customer. this year expect new incentives to draw out the dads. those appeals going straight to the stomachs. yogurt, chicken wings and hooters offering free chicken wings. 20,000 dad took advantage are of the buy 10 get 10 deal. and offering the holy free cannoli deem. and that's the few of the restaurants, this is a trend

cake taking hold -- taking hold across the nation. 93million cards will be exchanged this year, making it the 4th largest and cards that are funny make up 30% of the sales. happy father's day. time is 7:51. yet another workplace death reported in santa clara county, the details about what happened to the quarry in cupertino. and t in 20 state but the obama administration is fighting back against medical marijuana and the battle is costing hundreds of millions of dollars. w

7:54. a new report says the obama administration's fight against medical marijuana is costing hundreds of millions of dollars. the group americans for safe access says the drug enforcement administration is cracking down on medical

marijuana in states that have legalized it. and it has cost $300 million. the report says most of that has been spent on lawsuits, indictments and attempts to confiscate people's assets. young black bear with a very odd welcome visitor at a home in bear was attracted to this home in forestville by a coy pond in the back year. those fish, they're more pets than decorations. the father says he thought the coy might attract other wildlife but never thought something that big would notice his fish. >> i've lived here for 19 years and the first thing we worry about with our coy fish is either raccoons or birds. never ever thought we would see a bear here. >> but he did, and he said he froze when he saw that bear, but his 16-year-old daughter started yelling at the bear, waving her arms. that drove the bear away and none of the fish were hurt.

fish and game officials advise all of us, don't try to face off against a bear. >> best just to away. 7:55. -- best just to stay away. 7:55. a little bit heavy in areas, but we have a better day than we did in the last few. it's not friday lights. it is backed up for a 25 to 30 minute delay. the peak of the morning commute as you get into san francisco. the morning drive on 880 northbound is a little bit heavier. the a's are still in town after they were successful in beating the yankees all three games. playing the mariners tonight and the traffic is going to be a little bit heavier near the 7:00 start time on this very freeway. 880 southbound looks all right. this is westbound 580 as you come through from livermore to the valley, it looks a little bit slow on the altamont pass. let's go to end zone -- let's go to rosemary orozco.

a great day to be outdoors, mostly blue skies. high clouds over parts of the south bay and north. temperatures on the climb. right now 50s around the bay. a few patches of green showing the inland communities reaching into the 60s and the color coding here showing the warm up in time for the lunch hour. 60s at the coast. low to mid-70s around the bay. and touching into the low 80s by the lunch hour for our inland communities, so a warmer day today. 87 santa rosa. 87 for napa. upper 80s for concord. 90 degrees for antioch. upper 80s morgan hill. 71 san francisco. upper 60s mostly sunny skies at the coast. the extended forecast here, a good looking weekend in store. temperatures will begin to trend downward. mild to warm in most cases, low 80s inland for saturday, sunday we will wake up with morning clouds, burn up to partly cloudy skies this afternoon. low 60s expected at the coast on sunday. the cooling trend continues

into monday and tuesday. back to you. it's a story we have following since early this morning. several people hurt in a crash, happening right outside a san francisco produce market. for. we're live in mo where some people are fuming because of a stranded boat near a children's park. we'll tell you why it hasn't been removed the yet. and is graffiti and an early morning house fire at a home connected. what investigators are saying as mornings on 2 continues.

. welcome back to mornings on 2, i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. the second web of traffic, going to rosemary orozco who's in for steve. i'm loving this forecast. >> a bay area warm up for today, and followed by a cool down. in any case, no extremes in the forecast. that is great news. temperatures will climb above what we saw yesterday by a few degrees. anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees. take a look here at the sample of what you can expect, napa 83, 87 for the afternoon. and we're looking at 71 for today. again, the cooling trend will begin as early as tomorrow. i'll have a look at your extended forecast coming up. good morning we're looking at a live picture of highway 24

right now between walnut creek and we have a nice looking drive. the morning commute looks good on highway 4. looks like this has cleared out. let's go back to the desk. there's a controversial in richmond over a wrecked boat that washed ashore. a lot of parents are angry because the boat belongs to an alleged sex offender. tara is out there with more with why the police are having a hard time removing that boat. >> reporter: we have been talking to neighbors and some are learning the history and are angry because it's steps away from a walking trail and running trail and just over the hill there's a playground and many parents are uncomfortable l with a registered sex orlandoers boat ship wrecked from a -- sex offenders boat ship wrecked feet from where

children play. it's owned by donald olson, a man in his 50s which has a name we won't reveal because it's sexually suggestive. the trouble began two months ago when the boat broke free from anchor and drifted. olson was arrested for failing to register his whereabouts, he's out of and the boat is still here, and neighbors have really been pressuring police to get rid of the boat. you said you've seen two people going in and out the boat. >> the not actually in and out but around the boat. >> reporter: and that worries you? >> just from an unsightliness. that was my initial take, they don't belong here. they're out of place and if there is with a background regard areless of what that is -- regardless of what that is, they shouldn't be here. >> reporter: while police have jurisdiction over the boat, they can't tow it because there's a hole in it and it's taking on water, so olson has until june 24th to claim it and if he doesn't it, police can fix it so they can remove it and live in had richmond, tara

moriarty ktvu 2 news. a man who stole a yacht from a harbor, they're calling him delusional. leslie gardener stole the lot and sailed it to pacifica. gardener and two other people were arrest. o people say garde was his boat and invited them to go for a sail. yesterday gardener was deemed mentally fit but lawyers say he truly believed it was hit boat. he's due back in court at the end of the month. in the past three days, there were two workplace deaths in santa clara county. a worker at the stevens creek quarry on stevens canyon road in cupertino was killed while working with heavy machinery about 1:30 yesterday afternoon. we got off the phone with the folks at the quarry. they're open for business today but they're going o to -- going to call us back with an official statement about what happened. and on tuesday, an elevator mechanic was hit and killed by

a counter weight at the 49ers stadium. it is 8:03. new this morning, 3 people were injured when a car collided with a forklift at a san francisco produce market. this happened at 4:00 a.m. on gerald avenue at the wholesale produce market. the driver of the forklift was thrown from that vehicle, two people in the car were also injured. the cause of the collision is being investigated. witnesses say it's a dangerous area because a city street goes right through that market. new this morning, police and fire officials in oakland are are investigating two incidents at one house involving graffiti and a small fire. brian flores is live in oakland with more on whether the incidents are related. good morning brian. >> reporter: good morning. fire investigators and police investigators have not come out and said the incidents are related. but they are continuing to investigate this. at the very least, though, it is suspicious that there was graffiti early on yesterday afternoon and there was a fire

early this morning. now, the home is located on the 1400 block of 73rd avenue in oakland. we are not showing much of the graffiti on the e. can y that there is a homophobic slur and the phrase stop snitching along the side of the house. there are other messages and graffiti on the front and the side of the house as well. police investigators are on the case and fire investigators are on the case. earlier this morning, a small fire broke out roughly before 1:00 this morning. firefighters told ktvu that it appears it started from the outside and damaged a portion of the back porch. prior toes were ail -- firefighters were able to contain the fire quickly. what was adding more to the suspicious nature is the fact that nobody was home at the time, which would suggest that it might have been an accident. we also understand there was a spray paint can that was found in the bushes nearby as well.

lots of unanswered questions on this case. we continue to work our sources. we hope to have more answers later on in the morning. we are live in had oakland. i'm brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. an east bay family is offering a $5000 reward to catch their son's killers. a fender bender in north oakland escalated into a deadly shooting. the victim, aya nakato did what he was supposed to do by getting out of the car and exchanging information with the other driver. there was an argument and one of the two men in the other car shot and killed aya nakato. a woman who does not want her face shown drove up on the scene. >> i took off my spandex and put pressure where i thought he was stabbed because i didn't hear any gun shots, but later on i found out he was shot. >> yesterday was his 23rd 23rd birthday. as he laid on the ground dying,

he got a call from her mother. time is 8:06. a major contractor is in line for a big bonus if the bay bridge opens on time. the contractor building the signature suspension span will get $20 million if the bridge opens as planned this labor day weekend. now, three government agencies overseeing the bridge project agreed to the incentives three years ago. it was part of a plan to get that long overdue bridge back on track. now, many state lawmakers are are worried the bonus could lead to a risky rush to get it completed. a group of california lawmakers introducing a bill that would name the western span of the bay bridge after former san francisco mayor willie brown. the official name would be the willie brown junior bridge. the western span connects it to san francisco. it is not part of the current construction project. 8:07. if you are planning on going to the san francisco marathon this

weekend, you're being told to arrive early. extra security measures will be in place following the boston marathon bombings earlier this year. police say runners should arrive 30 to 45 minutes before the event which begins at 5:30 sunday morning. the start and finish lines on embarcadero between mission and harrison will be completely enclosed and secured by police. and all bags will be screened at the event. time is 8:08. sal says if you're heading for the toll plaza, you're going to have a lot of company, right. >> yeah, you know, i'm a little surprised that it's so heavy on this friday. i was expecting it to be cleared out by now. it's not. let's look at it. backed up all the way to the maze and 880 is slow as well. we had minor things on the bridge but really nothing major. the traffic is going to clear out, though, by the way it's moving along. san mateo bridge the not bad, and we checked in with air delays, no significant delays expected because of the clear weather the at sfo. also this morning's commute on

westbound 580 between livermore and caster valley, that busy but has improved quite a bit on the way through. let's go to rosemary orozco. today, a warmer dryer day. a live look here at plenty of blue skies. if you look close enough, you can see just a few high clouds drifting over from time to time. we have those low clouds. i should say high clouds this morning that helped to offset the cooling of the overnight hours. most of us settled into the 50s and never budged from there the entire morning. now the rebound is taking place. a ridge of high pressure in place today. today is going to be warmer. this system will be migrating closer to the close and as early as tomorrow, we'll wake up with mortgage clouds, the on -- morning clouds, the on shore breeze will be back and temperatures falling by the afternoon. we have mostly clear skies. if you look really close, you can see the high clouds floating overhead, that's about it it. by the afternoon, maybe a few patches of fog beginning to develop along the coastlinement

no big deal. by tomorrow morning, that's where the -- develop along the coastline, and no big deal. by tomorrow that's where the change starts. temperatures up a few degrees over yesterday. and 74 in fairfield, outside your door, antioch, checking in right about 70. 60 degrees san jose. afternoon highs for today, nice and warm for the north bay. 87 santa rosa. a beautiful day by the water. 74 alameda. and east bay, upper 70s are. inland east bay, a warm day, walnut creek 87 in the afternoon. 90 degrees90 for antioch. and 83 cupertino. along the peninsula, 80 degrees redwood city, checking in at 75. upper 60s at the coast. your extended forecast showing the cooling trend.

temperatures cooler on saturday. the coolest day will be on father's day, sunday. relatively mild and good looking weather as we get into monday, tuesday, notice the temperatures continue to cool. upper 70s in the forecast for inland communities. low 60s at the coast. if you're going to see the a's play tonight, i'll have are the forecast coming up. if you go to nfl games this season, you'll be limited on what you can carry inside the stadium. the new rules are designed for tighter security and faster entry to the stadium. now, the only bags allowed are made of clear plastic, vinyl or pbc. and they cannot be any bigger than 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches. 8:11, the oakland a's have set another record for the longest game in oakland. the a's took on the new york yankees yesterday. the game started at 12:35:00 p.m. but wouldn't end until almost

7:00. that's the longest afternoon game in coliseum history. the gay was tied 2 -- the game was tied 2-2 in the 3rd. nate fryman would hit the walk off single and final score 3-2, a clean sweep for the a's over the yankees: time now just turning 8:. s california, how a million dollar jet took a real wrong turn at a small airport. and violent eruptions on the sun, what it means for us here on earth. i

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tgif, temperatures will warm a few degrees over yesterday's highs and a g trend will begin for the weekend. time 8:15. look at this from southern california, that will stop you in your tracks. a corporate jet crashed right through an airport hangar at the chino airport. it was getting a routine engine test and rolled over the rubber stops holding it in place, smashed right into the hangar. the offices inside were closed so no one was inside. there were a couple maintenance workers on the plane but luckily they were not hurt. pg&e warning customers about a phone scam. utilities says many its hispanic business customers are getting calls demanding

immediate payments. they are being told their electricity will be cut off unless they make an immediate payment with prepaid cash cards. if you have any concerns about a possible past due bill, call the customer service department. it is 8:15 today. the syrian government says the u.s. is "full of lies "this after the white house says it's confirmed the ashad regime used chemical weapons on civilians. as kilah campbell reports, the u.s. plans on sending weapons to rebels in syria. >> my contacts at the white house tell me it's going to take time to establish a pipeline in order to get aid to the syrian rebels but they say the white house is committed to sending weapons weapons and other help. the white house says in recent months, assad regime has killed at least 150 people with chemical weapons. syrian leaders dismissed the claims saying the u.s. is resorting to cheap tactics to

justify the president's decision to warn the rebels. the obama administration still has to figure out exactly which opposition forces it trusts. the u.s. is considering establishing a no fly zone over syria. >> the longer the war goes, the more damage to our a amlies and the likely -- to our allies and the more likely to use chemical weapons not just against them but us as well. >> reporter: president obama leaves washington on monday to head to the meeting in northern island. it is 8:17. in acran, the the polls for today's -- in iran, the polls are expected to close. they were extended three hours due to a large turn out. 50million people are eligible to vote. western observers say the election is rigged in favor of

teheran's ruling decision. it will likely be less confrontational than the outgoing leader. if no candidate receives the majority, there will be a run off on friday. the food and drug administration has a warning for the health care industry. watch out for computer hackers targeting medical devices, equipment from pacemakers to x- ray machines are at risk because they have old software and the internet connections are not protected. the food and drug administration wants medical device manufacturers to come up with security plans to make sure those devices are safe. it's been six months since 20 first graders and six adults were shot and killed in a rampage at a connecticut elementary school. residents will be holding a day of remembrance in newtown, remembering those who were killed. family members of the victims will be there. police say the gunman, 20-year-

old adam lanza killed his mother before going to that elementary school. he later killed himself as the police were moving in. 8:18 today, a military judge is scheduled to consider the latest complication in the fort hood shooting trial. he plans to address major nidal hasan's objections to helping him while he serves as his lawyer. it would force them to act unethically. the house expects to pass its version of a sweeping defense bill during a vote on capitol hill today. the bill reflects the growing outrage over the rising number of sexual assaults in the military. it includes a measure requiring a mandatory minimum sentence of two years in prison for any member of the armed forces convicted of rape or sexual assault. once completed, the house bill

must be reconciled with the senate's version. time is 8:19. police in oakland teaming up with the fbi to fight sex trafficking in the city. the tribune reports it's the first joint task force in oakland to focus on sex trafficking and exploitation. oakland police will have access to the fbi intense data base. the fbi will help track down suspects who cross different state lines. detectives in marin county are passing out fliers, hoping to find new clues about the death of an east bay woman. a hiker found the body of 31- year-old trisha hopfeed last week. she was last seen alive on june in hayward. she did not have a cell phone so investigators have had a problem retracing her last steps. had case is being investigated as a possible homicide. it is 8:20. we have new details about last week's killing rampage in santa monica. police say the 23-year-old

gunman, john zawahri left a farewell note. he expressed remorse and hoped someone would take care of his mother. they uncovered replica weapons and zip guns. he tried to buy a firearm in 2011. he killed five people before police shot and killed him. time now, 8:21, a video that went viral. it is leading to new safety concerns for a lot of bay area commuters. how b.a.r.t. is dealing with the bizarre antics of a naked man caught on tape at an underground b.a.r.t. station. plenty of beautiful blue study -- blue skies in the bay area. meteorologist rosemary orozco is going to tell us what weather we can expect this weekend. interstate 980. nice shot of traffic in the fast lane, looking pretty good but there are slow downs out

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. time is 8:24. immigration officials are considering deporting that naked man who harassed b.a.r.t. passengers in san francisco. it shows 24 years, perez pushing people around and doing back flips and hand stands at

the 16 16th street the b.a.r.t. station. before that he was reportedly out jumping on cars. perez is not a u.s. citizen. he was arrested on misdemeanor battery charges. immigration officials are monitoring him with a gps bracelet. it's 8:24. violent solar flares on the sun grabbed the attention of nasa. it's a sight to see, but it's also causing major concerns. last month, nasa says there were 16 large solar flares that sent radiation into the solar system. scientists say solar weather can get so bad, it can take out satellites here on earth. >> it's possible that it can affect cell phone service, communication satellites, in fact power grids can go down. if there's an entire black out, that could be caused by some of the solar storms as well. >> nasa is scheduled to launch a mission that will help scientists understand the sun's lower atmosphere and help

explain the increase in solar activity. let's bring sal back. yesterday you had a major mess to follow on highway 24. how is it it looking this morning. >> much better. we can take a sigh relief for highway 24 westbound. as you come through, it looks nice. no trouble between walnut creek and oakland. we had one of the drivers go through the caldicut. friday's it's usually slow leaving the city as well. into livermore valley, looks good. going out to see the a's play this afternoon, maybe doing some tailgating, it's going to be beautiful out there. mid-70s expected for oakland this afternoon and then right around game time, upper 60s in the forecast by the end of game time, low 60s with an on shore breeze. bring along the light jacket. your extended forecast, temperatures will come up followed by a cool down saturday and sunday. cooling trend will last into

early next week. dave. time is 8:26. step away from that barbecue. a message for you fathers ahead of this father's day. the reason there are efforts to get dads away from the grill. the owner of a gun store is concerned about stricter gun regulations being proposed by the town county told -- by the town county today. we'll tell you about the crack down when mornings on 2 continues. ♪

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. welcome back, time now is 8:29. in san francisco, we are watching a controversial piece of open space targeted by occupy protesters.

they vow they're going to take the land back at 6:00 tonight. police cleared the site yesterday morning and then last night the protesters came back and confronted the police. and while a man was arrested, other protesters tried to block the street around that field that used to be known as the haze valley farm. one man who says he was one of the tree sitters arrested early yesterday, he said the police gave him a black eye. >> they beat me up when my hands were blind my back, punch medly. hit me over -- punched me repeatedly. hit me over the head with things. >> police insist they did nothing wrong. developers are planning to build housing on that space. but the protesters want it to remain an urban farm. vice president joe biden and his wife will be in the bay area making a fundraising stop. katie utehs is talking to people in the area. she's back now. i know it's going to be a lot of activity as we get closer to

the vice president's arrival. >> reporter: it's a beautiful day for a high profile visit here in san francisco's sea cliff neighborhood. the commute is going well. lots of walkers, cyclists out. tonight there's going to be a there are some barricades that are out in anticipation for the vice president's visit. but people who live in sea cliff say it will be hectic tonight, but that goes along with the territory. >> obama was here a few months ago. and i couldn't walk my dog. i hope that's different with joe. >> reporter: the neighborhood and mr. biden will likely encounter some environmental activists who hope to gain the vice president opens support in their fight against the keystone pipeline excel project. they protested barack obama's most recent visits. but that's not why biden is visiting san francisco. he's scheduled to arrive for

the private fundraiser for the democratic national committee around 5 tonight. it's being held at the home of don roth and doug hickey, ce of of bin wise. now, the invitation lists ticket prices at 500 to 10 thousand dollars. one neighbor i spoke with enjoys the visits by political leaders. >> we pretty much welcome that in this neighborhood. the elementary school people in this neighborhood contribute a lot to republican and democratic parties and politics is an important thing. >> reporter: the vice president is expected to arrive around 5 tonight, so if you live in either the sea cliff neighborhood or the city's outer richmond, you may want to avoid the area as there's likely to be gridlock. live in san francisco, katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. it is 8:32. investigators north of sacramento trying to figure out how three bodies ended up in a burning car.

officers say two of the bodies were discovered in the trunk and a third was found in the backseat. the burning car was found on sky way road are in medalia west of chico. it was reported stolen from sacramento two days before. a proposed ordinance is dividing the south bay town of los gatos. some in the community criticize the county after a gun store opened with little warning. and >> reporter: a new proposed ordinance is supposed to be released in a few hours, and i've been stopping people here on the street, talked to about 20 people and either they think this issue is too controversial to talk about or their feelings lie right in the middle when it comes to stricter gun regulation. the owners of templar sports are concerned and say the firearm ordinance can

negatively affect the store's existence, even though they comply with the laws and regulations, it faces backlash from community members who were shocked and upset that a gun store opened last september. over the past several months, town officials have brainstormed if and how it should regulate gun owners and dealers follow state and federal laws. a preliminary draft of the ordinance includes a provision that templar will not be grandfathered in and will be required to renew the permit each year with public meetings. town officials are looking to possibly change proposed land use and zoning templar says that could zone itself out of existence. some people who live in los gatos have mixed feels about it. >> i think it's fair because we have a right to explore anything. i don't have strong feelings against or for the guns. i don't personally own a gun, and i don't, you know, it's not something that i would really want. but i don't think that i should

prevent anyone else from doing what they want to do. >> reporter: and templar does have a group are of supporters. it's asking people on its facebook page to come to a town meeting scheduled for this coming monday at 7:00 to voice their opposition to the ordinance. as i mentioned, a draft of the ordinance was released about a week ago, but a newer one supposed to be released at noon. reporting live los gatos,. the oakland headquarters building is closed to the public. the building was damaged by a plumbing leak earlier this month. crews are still working there, fixing the damage. the building is due to reopen monday morning. but in the meantime, you can go to the eastmont police substation between 8 in the morning and noon to to -- to get most anything you might need. we want to check in with sal see what's happening on the roads.

still fairly busy out there. it is fairly busy. we've had some commutes on a friday are lighter than others. let's go out and take a look at 880 northbound. a little bit of slowing near the coliseum. mentioning tonight there's an a's home game at 7:00 tonight or so. hosting the mariners. no major problems by the way if you're driving to the san mateo bridge or hayward on 880. this the westbound 92 traffic. on the peninsula, highway 101 is slow at 92. that's about all. and 280 could drive up and down. 8:36. let's go to rosemary orozco. temperatures expected to run anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above the seasonal average. and outside our doors, plenty of sunshine to go around. parkingparkingparkingparking lots -- parts of the north bay still seeing high clouds. the rest of us mostly clear skies and a little patch of low cloud and cloud cover near

monterey and that's really about it. for today, mostly sunny skies, ridge of high pressure building in. today will be the warmest we have seen in recent days with the warmest spots hitting 90 degrees. then the cool down comes in time for your father's day weekend. if you like it warm, today is your day. if you like it cool, it's on the way. the system pacific northwest, sliding closer and bringing the fog back, the low clouds by tomorrow morning, the on shore breeze will be strengthinging and our afternoon highs -- strengthing and 63 in napa. upper 50s to low 60s around the bay. 70 degrees in antioch, so depending on where you're the at, a mild start or already feeling quite warm. by the lunch hour, low 80s in the forecast. santa rosa, napa, concord, san jose, 70s around the bay for your lunch hour. 60s at the coast and temperatures will continue to warm into the afternoon.

here's what you can expect for your neighborhood, 88 st. helena. 74 in oakland for today, 86 danville, again, a few degrees above what we felt yesterday and above the seasonal average. 82 for couper tina. -- 81 expected for you. 73 san bruno. 71 san francisco. upper 60s along the coast. the extended forecast here, the cool down begins tomorrow morning, wake up with partly cloudy skies. hugging the coastline. also for sunday morning, if you do have father's day plans, expect the morning clouds through the morning, partly cloudy for the afternoon, temperatures begin to cool tomorrow and continue the cooling trend all the way into tuesday. back to you. it's 8:38. in marin today, today is the last day of the wildfire

training exercises, in less than an hour, the crews will go back osteo st. back -- conduct a controlled burn, it it will last for two hours in inincorporatedded marin -- unincorporated marin county. a red flag warning, in parts of solano county, east of fairfield and vacaville, dry winds out there up to 30 miles per hour are expected. that red flag warning will be in effect until 5:00 tonight. it is 8:39, the marin community foundation is backing out of plans for affordable housing at a ranch belonging to film maker george lucas, the foundation says it is not receiving enough financial backing to build at at grady ranch. lucas says he will continue to look for a developer to build on the site. affordable housing in marin is necessary so people important to the community such as teachers and nurses can live

there. some horse breeders are facing serious charges of animal abuse. according to the marin independent journal, jill and al burnel face five counts of animal cruelty. the criminal complaint alleges cruelty or mistreatment against 8 horses. the ranch has denied any mistreatment. the city of san francisco is counting on private companies to help out in the next disaster. mayor ed lee plans to turn to tech savvy companies like lift and air b and b event of a major earthquake or other catastrophe. those companies would help people get a hotel room, find a cab or provide other critical services. private companies played a major role in disaster relief when superstorm sandy devastated parts of the east coast last year. researchers in berkeley say they're learning more about the reasons breast cancer patients may get cancer again years

after treatment. lab researchers looked at how tumor cells can spread from breast tissues to other organs where they can stay undetected for years. researchers say one out of every five women affected with breast cancer will relapse somewhere between the 7th and 25th 25th year after their treatment. it is 20 minutes now before 9:00. the happy birthday song may never be the same. we'll explain. the junior junior, help me out. >> a man's reaction to save his sister after explosion caused by a very common household item. live in richmond where a ship wrecked boat belonging to a sex orlandoer has parents fuming -- orlandoer has parents fuming -- sex offender has parents fuming, why police can't remove it, next. i

stocks heading lower once again on wall street after what's ban turbulent week. it's been volatile since late may as traders try to figure out when and by how much the federal reserve will dial back its aggressive support for the u.s. economy. now, we may get some answers when the fed meets next week. taking live look at the big board, the dow down 76.

the nasdaq down 17 and the s&p down 6. the apple executive at the center of the antitrust lawsuit over e book prices says the company never cared what price publishers charged. eddy cue was apple's chief goiter tornado sports bar he says he was not surprised when -- chief negotiator and he says he was not surprised when they raised prices but says they did not hike prices. the publishers all greed to out of court settlements. a company making a documentary about the happy birthday song is challenging a copy right to the words and music. the good morning to you production company says the song is in the public domain. but warner sha fell says it's got the rights to the song. they say the song was written in 1893 and the copy right expired in 1921. let's bring you up to date

on top stories. early this morning in san francisco three people were hurt when a car ran into a forklift. the forklift operator was knocked out of his seat. two people in that car were also hurt. right now we're not sure the extent of their injuries. overnight fire in east oakland is under investigation. it happened at a house near 73 73rd avenue and international boulevard. police were at that same house yesterday investigating graffiti that included a homophobic slur and the words stop snitching. still no word on whether the fire and that graffiti are connected. and people in richmond want a boat that crashed into the marina a couple weeks ago removed from the shore of the marina park. that boat is registered to an alleged sex offender. explain why parents are so concerned about this tara. >> reporter: you know many neighbors are upset. they're just learning about the

fact that the person who owns the boat is a registered sex offender. if you take a walk with me here, we can show you the boat. it's up here on the beach and somebody has tied it down. it's run down. if we pan to the right, you can see it's close to this popular walking trail and then just up over the hill, a playground and many parents are uncomfortable with the the boat ship wrecked just feet from where a place where children play. vincent park and marina bay,s 37-footer is owned by donald olson, a man in his 50s which has a name we won't reveal because it is sexually suggestive. the trouble began two months ago when the boat broke free from anchor and drifted. olson was arrested for failing to give his whereabouts. but he's out of jail. >> we don't have children, of course if i had children it would make me uncomfortable. we did see someone working on it but didn't think anything

about it. he had kids around there and didn't think anything about it. >> now, while police have jurisdiction over the boat, they can't tow it because there's a hole in it it and it's taking on water. olson has june 24th to claim it. joining me live is a woman who happened to lkby. she said she had a suggestion what to do with the boat. >> if the tide won't take it out, scrap it out. >> reporter: you're sick of looking at it. >> right. we walk here every day. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: it's an eyesore. >> yeah. >> reporter: and the fact that it's owned by a registered sex offend rer, that makes -- offender, that makes you uncomfortable. >> no comment, i'd be sitting in jail. >> reporter: thank you very much for stopping and talking with us. that's the latest, reporting live from richmond. 8:48, a 9-year-old sacramento girl suffered second- degree burns in a small

explosion caused by nail polish remover. if it wasn't for her big brother, the injuries could have been worse. 19-year-old junior says his sister spilled nail polish remover inside the home and moments later a lit candle fell over and caused the fire. he heard his sister calling for help and he quickly jumped into action. >> i was thinking where's the water, threw her in the bathtub, my hands are burning but i ain't going to let my little sister burn. >> she's recovering in the hospital. junior suffered burns but his injuries were to the serious. what father's day plan do you have for the dad in your home. there are a couple well known traditions like breaking out the barbecue, as ktvu's claudine wong tells us, there's a push to change how families celebrate their dads right. >> that's right, we've been officially celebrating dads on the third sunday in june since 1972. got into a few habits barbecuing being one of them. there's a difference in how we

celebrate mother's day versus father's day. an article last year by the business times said 81% of people think had they should be celebrated equally and people spend 5.9 billion more on mother's day than they do on father's day. that however, according to a time magazine article is just fine with most dads. 40% say they want to spend time with the family and 22% say please do not spend money on a gift. barbecuing that is a popular option. 29million americans say they barbecued on father's day which sounds like a great idea unless you make a living in the food industry. this year expect new incentives to draw out the dads. we're talking about yogurt, chicken wings and cannolis. tcby offering free 6-ounce cups. hooters offering free chicken wings. 20,000 dads taking advantage of

the buy ten, get ten deal. and how about a cannoli, those are just a few of the restaurants. locally this is a trend taking place across the nation. we wish everyone a wonderful father's day coming up and one final look at the weather forecast for father's day in just a moment. also we're going to tell you what's happening in the fire lines in colorado where a bad situation has just gotten a lot worse. good morning, we're looking at the valley here, northbound 280 in the silicon valley looks good getting up to cupertino.

time is 8:53. in miami, last nights dozens of people were hurt when the outdoor deck of the sports bar collapsed tossing people into the water. they were watching game four of the nba finals. witnesses heard a loud cracking noise, and then everything fell into the water. >> just a roar of noise, and by the time i turned around, in a split second, where there was once people, i mean, 50, a hundred people, there was nothing. >> a dive team rushed in and pulled people out of the water, and police say everyone is is accounted for. investigators now are trying to figure out what caused that collapse. miami fans did have reason to cheer now that the nba finals are tied up. two wins a piece.

the miami heat beat the san antonio spurs in san antonio in game four. 109-93. lebron james and dewayne scored a combined 65 points. game five will be in san antonio sunday. the most destructive wildfire in colorado state history has turned deadly. the fire started tuesday afternoon near colorado springs. it has since burned 16,000 acres, destroyed 370 homes and now two people have died. people are waiting for updates on their homes with many learning their fate through live news report grandson it was probably the worst thing i've -- live news reports. >> it was probably the worst thing i've seen in my life. >> today firefighters are expecting more problems with high temperatures and wind. right now the fire is only 5% contained and the sheriff says since two people have died, the cause of the fire is a criminal

investigation. and the same high winds fueling the fire in colorado, also caused flights to be diverted at denver international airport. last night flights were diverted. they eventually landed in denver after refueling. on wednesday, smoke reduced visibility and the airport closed two of four runways and trimmed the number of arrivals and departures. right now there are no delays in effect. time is 8:56. a family the got a surprise, an unwelcome visitor early yesterday. the he woulden family saw this young back -- hal den family saw this bear in their coy pond. a 16-year-old daughter, just reacted. >> i was like get out of here. stop, like, go, and then i was look raar while doing that. >> sex that -- if it wasn't for

her that time, they advise don't rye that. probably a good idea. >> want to check in with sal, see what's happening on the road, a smile on your face, friday morning, almost father's day. >> it's friday, i always get that look on friday, right dave. >> that's right. >> good morning to you both. let's go out and take a look at the commute. it is almost father's day here on the weekend before the friday before, westbound traffic is still heavy at the bay bridge. san francisco, northbound 101, some slow traffic approaching the 80 split. on the peninsula, 101 is split. rosemary orozco, you say father's day is going to be nice. it's going to be let. cool along the -- going to be pleasant out there. cool along the coast. and the temperatures will peek this afternoon, but by tomorrow, the low clouds are going to make their way back toward the coast. the on shore breeze is going to

strengthen and drive our temperatures down. 80 degrees on sunday. and the cooling trend will be with us as we get back to work on monday. sorry dave, back to work monday. >> i'll take it. >> it's going to take that long. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. and be sure to watch ktvu channel 2 news at noon for more on vice president joe biden's trip to the bay area this evening. we're always here for you on facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home.

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