. an armed robber shot to death by sheriff's deputy. we'll tell you why those deputies happened to be so close by at the time. >> another confrontation between police and protestors at the site of an urban farm in san francisco. >> an urban competition as it gets under way. the new rule starts. news starts now.

good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. >> good morning, i'm brian flors, what does the weekend have in store for us. i know it's going to be cooler. how cool will it be? good morning to you. a drop in temperatures are coming our way. the clouds are hugging the coastline and for you here on the wall, numbers for yesterday and what i'm expecting for today, we're talking about 5 to 10 degrees of cooling by the afternoon. i'll have a look for what you can expect for your neighborhood and father's day forecast coming up. >> an employee is being held a -- hailed a hero. the incident began with an armed suspect trying to rob a popular fast food joint. we've news live at the

boulevard alex? >> reporter: good morning, this armed robber was shot to death by sheriff's deputies inside boulevard burger which is behind us. you can see right here he pushed into the front door, crime scene technicians are continuing to collect evidence. this shooting happened at 10:00 last night. it's coincidence that two sheriff's deputies were right outside the restaurant when this took place. they were involved in a traffic stop. a restaurant worker went outside and told the deputies it was being robbed. >> they saw he was wearing a glove, mask and handgun. >> the robber turned towards the deputies and that's when the employee grabbed the man's arm causing the gun to go off. and the sheriff's deputies opened fire killing the armed robber. >> they saw the deputies run

inside the restaurant. >> within seconds, there was multiple shops fired. >> what does he did? >> i dropped in my seat. i was paralyzed. >> reporter: there were several employees inside the restaurant at the time of the shooting. none of them though were hurt. investigators are still trying to figure out how robber got inside the restaurant which had already closed for the night. the man killed in the shooting has not yet been identified by investigators. we're live in castro valley alex savage k tv u channel 2 news. police are continuing to square off in san francisco over a highly coveted piece of open space [ cheering ] >> they had hoped to take back the area. but, police blocked off the area. two people were arrested. one on assault charges and the

other on trespassing and resisting arrest. >> a lot of us are activists and we fight for green space because it's vital for our survival. >> the city allowed organizers to raise awareness about growing local food. it will be turned into a 120 unit housing project. >> ll be in the bay area today before going to washington. the vice president's motorcade arrived last night. he spoke to 100 people at a democratic fundraiser. tickets ranged from $500 to $10,000. organizers expected to raised 700. >> he was a real person and yes, he has gases every now, and again, but his international record is pretty

top notch. >> the pipeline should be off the table, not a project we should be putting all that time energy and money. >> joe biden stop the dirty pipeline. >> they protested that pipeline project. it would bring fuel from canada to the gulf coast. some environmental lists are against that project. >> the vice president spoke for ten minutes applying that the republican party was in disarray. he was optimistic about the 2014 congressional elections. he talked about the debate of same sex cases. he said he was ahead of everyone on that issue. president obama hugged him when he endorsed same sex marriage. on may 21st family members said city went to visit a high

school teacher in san francisco, he called his father saying he was about to catch a bus and his phone went dead. it was traced to the east end of park. he's recovering from a brain injury from last year. >> volunteers can meet at the highway for the beach valley restaurant. there is concern about a missing california man. 52-year-old eric lamber. it was reported missing. his van was left missing on fort bragg, but no one saw him. if you have any information on this whereabouts, please contact the sheriff's department. a year after a tragedy struck one of the teens, they'll return to the full crew

farallones boat race. five experienced crew members were killed when heavy waves capsized their boat in a low speed chase. one sailor wore a suboptimal life jacket and the others did not wear harnesses. two men had mandatory deathering and the crew must take safety courses this year. >> i like it cooler, i don't know about you. >> i will like whatever rosemary delivers up for us. i don't mind a little bit of sun. >> as long as you don't have a pool party together the cooler weather is fine. you can throw on a light jacket or maybe a sweater and you're good to go. outside our doors this morning, it's a great morning for a run, maybe a bike ride, because it

is cooler. we do have an onshore breeze and in some areas you're feeling it. in other ways we're seeing a sign of a transition. it comes in the way of that fog there. the low clouds and fog are back inside the bay. we woke up sunny yesterday along the coast. today you are gray and i think it may stick around for most of the day. i'll show you that in just a moment. first on to that on sure breeze. they're reporting 15 miles per hour. concord ten miles perfect hour. you can see we've got a low cloud into the east bay, into the north bay and we're waking up with mostly clear skies in santa rosa, which is a cool start. >> we've got this system here that will continue to, well sit weighs i stationary for the next few days. it will continue -- wase stationary for the next five days. it's seas al for this time of

the year. we'll continue with the late night hours as well. by 9, 0 clock it will peel away. notice the coastline, you have the overcast skies. the time stamp of 3:00, it's still there. half moon bay, most of us will be sunny and our afternoon highs looking pretty good. 79 for napa today, 68 for sausalito, a good five to ten degrees cooler. 70 in oakland, and it's still nice and warm looking at 81 for antioc today. into the south bay, 78 for san jose, along the peninsula, upper 60s to mid-70s, low to mid-60s at the coast. your extended forecast, we get into father's day, similar

conditions expected we'll wake up for the morning clouds, temperatures don't bundling a whole lot. monday will be cooler, tuesday will be the coolest day, we'll begin a gradual warmup. it looks like midweek on wednesday, the first day of summer could be nice and warm. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. more information about how many times the government tried to access the high tech accounts. what kind of information they were looking for and the number of facebook requests. >> the most destructive wildfire in colorado's history. >> we want to tell you about a hit-and-run crash near the golden gate bright. he hit the guard rail. people are checking that out. this is morning's on 2.

good morning, the low clouds and fog, giving you a live look there over berkeley. low 50s outside your doors. >> we're learning about some of the private information and national security, you can see a pain about the high tech companies, facebook and microsoft are trying to reassure users by publicly disclosing what they gave over to the government. facebook said there were 19,000 were turned over to the government, the reasons ranged from finding a missing child and an assault to the nsa, microsoft says it received 6 to 7,000 criminal and national security warrants and

subpoenas. google plans to give statistics over what it was asked. >> firefighters got help as winds died down and rain came to the colorado springs area. the black forest fire is 30% but it has destroyed 473 homes and killed two people. the fire they say was likely caused by somebody. >> we have an active investigation for the cause of this fire. we're narrowing down what the point of origin. we're making progress on that. >> officials worry the fire could flare-up again if the weather changes. meantime the royal gorge fire 50 miles southwest is 40% contained and a large fire in rocky mountain national park is 30% contained. the u.s. army corps of engineers is joining the fight. it will be operated by soldiers. they'll use the bulldozers and

other heavy equipment to create fire breaks. a possible security threat on a denver bound flight. one passenger on the frontier airlines flight tweeted it was a bomb threat. the plane was taken to a remote location after it landed. the plane was coming in from knoxville tennessee. antioch officials say bomb threats that were phony has costed them thousands of dollars. according to the times, it includes expenses of staff salaries and extra time in resources to contact parents. a 16-year-old student is responsible for two of the pranks and is being expelled

and the third incident it is unknown who did that. this is the map showing the daytime burglaries in two different neighborhoods. the burglaries seem to be crimes of opportunity as well. they're posing as solicitors and targeting homes in the afternoon when typically no one is home. >> they're walking up to the front door, walking on the door and ricking the doorbell. >> it's very unsettling. >> it's a nice area, it's a high end area. police say behind cameras and alarms, the best way to keep burglars out of your house is to make it look like someone is home. leaving music on and having a house and leaving it a target. the crash injured the forklift operator and two people inside the car.

produce workers tell us that they believe the car was driving over 25 miles per hour speed limit. >> those things are hard to tip over and this thing waste 7,000 pounds and for someone to hit one of these things to tip it over, they have to be going very fast. >> they say they cut through that area to vetime. they've approved a three phase plan rerouting traffic so no commuters can access the market. all three people hurt in the accident are expected to survive. governor brown has until the end of the month to approve a law in the lens later. they passed a budget yesterday beating today's deadline. the governor is expected to sign the budget plan, it moves more money to pour school districts and restores funding

to programs where there were severe cuts in recent years. they are warning there is still too much spending in the budget. what was on the minds of lawmakers in the budget is oil refineries. extra money would pay for the inspector, so far chevron has not commented on it. a major high tech sum knit in the fall. the mayor of san francisco had mayor bloomberg here yesterday. the technology summit will bring together some of the movers and shakers to find new ways in addressing problems. president obama said his most important job is being a

dad. >> if it's one thing learned along the way, our accomplishments shine less brightly if we fail as a family. >> there's no presence like a parent in one's life. president obama says the biggest success in his life are his two daughters. brandy and kyle wilkerson have new hearts. 8 years ago randy was diagnosed with a disease that affects the heart muscle. the disease was genetic and his son was diagnosed as well. kyle received his new heart in april. he says he gets critical advice from his dad also. >> he would give me pointers, like take your pills and do your vitals. >> positive attitude. you have to keep a positive attitude.

>> no question about that. doctors say families with a known history of heart disease should consider genetic testing so they can be aware of the risk. players were handed out punishment after the nasty brawl. as you can see both teams ran out of those dug out, some players and coaches shoved and tried to punch each other. the dodgers hitting coach and mark mcguire received a two game penalty. four players were fined and others are planning to appeal. >> just like the old days there. >> nash brothers. >> singing happy birthday could cost you, a lawsuit to change that. >> oh, my god! >> she thought it was the big

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oh, my god, oh, my got! a bear! >> best reaction ever? a teenager and her mother got an unusual surprise. they thought it was a large dog, that would be a big dog, then they realized, yes, that is a bear. that bear actually scaled the fence, there it goes up and over and into their neighbor's yard. >> it jumped out of the car, i pounded on the people whose house is there, there's a bear in your backyard. i don't think they believed me at first. i was kind of freaking out. they were just like, oh, my

god! >> she was kind of freaking out. just a little bit. they've been unsuccessful in finding that furry guy. the grape harvest is going as the largest ever recorded. $58$0 million. the wine growing association said that the season helped deliver the record breaking crop. this is video from last year's festival. it runs today and tomorrow. it will feature live music, food, street painting and vendors. it's open to the public. >> 7:24, rosemary said it's a good time to head out for a run. we always know that they like to start off with this kind of >>it's beautiful and if you are, in fact, going to be out doing exercising, if you're out

to the farmer's market, it's a cooler morning, two to four degrees. fairfield you take the prize. they were 24 hours ago and it has to do with this change in store. the low clouds and fog moving back, the onshore breeze, it's moving in and bringing in that cooler air as well for the afternoon, we're talking about it, 5 to 10 degrees cooler. look at your day manner, getting outside -- day planner. for the 10:00 hour, mostly sunny skies and cooler at the coast. it will be in the 60s by then and then in time for lunchtime. upper 60s at the coast with gray skies and they're going to check it right about 74 did he gross with the warmer communities. we were in the low 80s by noontime yesterday. you'll be able to see the -- feel the difference if you're

not feeling it yet. father's day is a mere repeat. we'll have clouds, low 60s at the coast, low 80s inland. let's forward you in the work week. we'll see a rebound of temperatures on wednesday, first day of summer on friday you. t will be warmer by then. >> all right. let's go ahead. it's the most famous song in the english language. >> let's go on and sing it. happy birthday to you! >> saying that to my mom and dad this week. if you don't have permission to use it on a public stage, singing happy birthday can cost you $150 that's because the rights are owned. whenever it is used in tv shows, production companies go to great lengths to ultra-- alter it.

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a witness describes a deadly police shooting in castro valley, why one of the employees is being called a hero. >> good morning, thank you it's saturday june 15th. >> good morning, i'm brian flores. investigators say a man tried to rob the boulevard burger restaurant on castro valley boulevard last night.

they were conducting a traffic stop when someone came up to them telling them there was a robbery in progress. they went to the restaurant and encountered the suspect who was wearing a mask and armed with .357 and they believe he tried to shoot them and the employee pushed his arm and police returned fire killing the suspect. >> we believe he was trying to stop the robber from shooting at our deputy. that is what we believe. >> kind of a hero. >> very much a hero. >> the employee who grabbed the suspect's arm suffered a minor powder burn from the gunfire. alex savage is at the scene, he'll have more on the investigation in the next half- hour. the head of the union says he has no confidence in the communication system. he's urged city council

committees to approve $3 million for upgrades. there have been radio failures including during a visit from president obama. they'll address the plan later this month. >> a case of road rage following a hit-and-run accident in oakland. a vehicle collided with a white car on 18th avenue and a fight. witnesses say one driver stopped on the other driver's head and drove off. we do not know that person's condition. well, the students and driver who were on that burning school bus are all safe this morning. they were able to get off the school district bus as it caught fire in concord. it happened at willow pass road. an overheated engine is being blamed for that fire. a two-year old girl's future is uncertain after an accident claimed her mother's

life. she was riding a bike, and a truck fell on top of her after a truck crashed into another truck. she has been mainly in foster homes. >> she is really a sweetheart. really a sweetheart. she was really trying hard. >> child protective services is evaluating where she should leave. a fund to help olivia is being set up. we have more details for you at ktvu.com. we are hearing more about how a deck fell down from a restaurant into the bay below. >> the deck collapsed and everyone is in the water. >> there's at least 100 people

in the water after a deck collapsed. other people went in to save them. >> this is a look at the damage from shucker's bar and grill. it happened thursday night when they were watching game 4 of the nba finals. two people were seriously injured. there is speculation that last month's earthquake may be to blame. the empty grocery store in the town of linda thought a bomb went off. but, it was a collapse and it may have weakened the building and led to the collapse. a 55-year-old man was killed and seven others injured at a chemical plant yesterday. a nitrogen pressure build up caused that blast. there was another explosion at another chemical plant only

miles away and that led to two deaths and dozens of injuries. they're rushing to today's deadline for claims for help. one son received 175 applications yesterday and volunteers expect more yesterday. donations poor into the fund that stands at $47 million. 200 were killed and more were injured. money will not be handed tout to the victims until next month. if you are planning to go to the san francisco marathon, you're told to arrive early. extra measures will be in place after the boston marathon bombings this year. the event starts at 5:30 this morning. it will be enclosed and completely secured by police. the full marathon is 26 miles and will take runners over the golden gate bring.

they'll be raising money to help victims of the boston marathon bombings. they teamed up with a group called no barriers. it will go to people who suffered losing limbs and get prosthetic limbs so they can participate in sports again. i imagine there will be barbecues for father's day. good weekend for that. >> oh, yes. >> you're right. a cool down in motion. if it was a little warm for you yesterday temperatures will be trending downward in time for your father's day. meanwhile along the coastline we woke up mostly sunny yesterday and today. we are socked in and low clouds and fog along the coast. i think those pesky clouds will remain in today. give you a satellite view where the system off the coastline making that transition for us. it is going to be here for the next few days. it's going to linger.

eventually it's going to push inland, but not for today or for tomorrow, monday or tuesday, for that matter, outside of that, the low clouds are back with us, so, we have a shallow marine layer that is growing, it's growing about 1200 feet overnight and that is helping to cool us down. in addition to the onshore breeze, we really need that onshore breeze and we're seeing that as well. we're reporting 15 miles per hour, but it is a cool breeze. if you have it outside your door, be prepared for 56 in oakland. 56 for fairfield and if we head to the north that's where we're seeing the cooler numbers, the sun has been up for 1.5 hours. 50 degrees, so for the afternoon, notable changes in store. 79 for santa rosa, yesterday santa rosa well up to the upper

80s. feeling better, unless you like it warm. 79 in napa, 68 for sauce lee tow, the east bay shoreline upper 70s to upper 80s. that's a ten degree, 76 sunny veil, even in san francisco, well into the 70s, 64 for the afternoon, 76 palo alto, festivals going on for the afternoon. it will be a pleasant day in most cases. the cooling begins today. tomorrow temperatures remain fairly the same. we wake up with morning clouds, partly cloudy for the afternoon, low 60s for the forecast, low 8s for warmer areas. a little change going on, slightly cooler, tuesday, it looks to be the coolest day, low 60s at the coast, and as we get into wednesday, we see a transition to warmer weather.

they're looking farther out, looks like the first week in the summer. it looks like it will be well above what we're seeing for this weekend. thpect this ice weather with weekend. if you're going to the game this afternoon, it's going to be a nice one. more on that coming up. >> the mountains of southern california could see less snow because of a climate production. they say snowfall levels will decrease 40% in the next 40 years. they'll learn 2/3 of the snowfall unless significant efforts are the not made to reduce emissions. state park official also hold a public hearing about the installation of 15 self pay machines. they adopted a resolution against the fees. this time the park services is

proposing a $7 flat rate which is $1 proposal. the free park could end when summer does. ferry officials may begin charging for parking as soon as this fall. one idea is to add parking to clipper cars. they don't know how much money it would be and how much money it would generate. >> the bay bring light project don't know how the legislation -- lights went out. they are working on a solution to fix it. >> living in this environment of high winds, of salty air and rain and constant fog, where vibrations are not passing every single day. >> in another news issue relating to the installation,

the $8 million project is fully funded, they gave initial donations and is now adding the $1.5 million and if all goes well the lights should stay on for two more years. >> will she or won't she run for president. the speculation continues for one big name contender. >> the east bay location is trying to do that. >> we're keeping track of the weather this morning. no major problems in traffic this morning. we'll see you back in two minutes.

good morning to you we are joined by low crowds and fog hugging the coastline into the bay and seasonal temperatures in support for your weekend. >> we're 112 days from the presidential days. contenders are lining up right now. hillary clinton spoke at the clinton global initiative conference in chicago. she talked about domestic issues. former president is naming his foundation to the bill hillary and chelsea foundation. >> if anyone -- woman can do it, hilly is the woman. >> he skipped the freedom

coalition conference, a conservative forum which was former governor jeb bush and former vice president candidate paul ryan. there will be a run off in the iranian presidential election. 40million people went to the polls yesterday. rowhani has led. he's the only cleric in six countries. the country has been racked with violent clashes between police and protestors. the activeys are ignoring a compromise between the self proclaimed leader of the protest and turkey's minister. they'll continue to sit in in a park in istanbul. they are angry over the

cost of hosting the confederation's cup and world cup. the world stadium was blocked. police monitored the situation and no injuries were reported. the george zimmerman murder trial, the jury could be seated in the middle of next week. 29 potential jurors have passed through the initial questions. they're hoping to build a pool of 40 potential jurors. it's sparking outrage across the nation. 850 teachers and staff persons are losing their jobs. it's closing 50 schools and programs. the layoffs go into effect at the end of the month. it faces a $1 billion budget shortfall. a historic coca cola plant

is now closed. it had been independently owned for 87 years and coca cola bought in this year. they decided it wasn't big enough. 67 workers were transferred to another plant in sacramento. most of them were eventually let go. and this store wants to add booze to its list of bargains. they're applying for a license to sell inexpensive beer and wine. it would be from .99 cents to $4.99. they say cheap alcohol may be attracting the wrong type of crowd. >> it might attract people hanging out with the beer and the wine. >> a store spokesperson that the chain follows all laws and regulations with alcohol sales. the decision could come near the end of august. a warning for parents,

160,000 baby recliners are being recalled. it's recalling a settlement from the consumer safety commission. >> people in sent crews are in high alert after a mountain lion sighting. officers searched the area. they've placed calls to residents warning for them to keep an eye out and urging kids and pets to stay inside. >> a dead bird tested positive for west nile virus this year. it's tested positive for the mosquito born virus. dump standing water on the property and to use mosquito repellant.

>> something as simple as a well placed water machine is helping kids make healthier choices at this oakland school. it came to claimant middle school. they're choosing beverages with lots of sugar. they were not drinking water in the school because most of them didn't have access to it. >> i drunk arizona sodas and garrity aids and things like that. >> -- gatorades and things like that. researchers say before this, only one can get water. they are seeing a lot more students drinking water. there is a crackdown where you're dumping at college. many students are leaving a lot behind of garbage. the campus has been transformed

for a drop off site for students who don't want their items. it's free fest run by students. >> it's really important to let you know that recycling, you should do that. >> organizers are looking in dumpsters for items that can be recycled to. disadvantaged students can take whatever they want and what's left over is given to the st. vincent depaul charity. >> lee on py net at that is the keynote speaker. he also received a graduate degree at the school of law in 1953, st. clare university holds a special place in his heart. it's also where he met his wife. a trend in student houses. luxury developments are being designed for college students. high end developers are

stepping in. car pel -- caramel -- carmel pacific ridge is being built. >> you have the convenience of being close and getting to the library. >> the resort style living doesn't fit into everyone's budget. studios in this capacity start at $1700 and it's only half full. more than one third of those residents are students. >> a police officer saves a teenager's life as he has a heart attack behind the wheel. what the teen did after he recovered has his father upset. they're launching jelly fish balloons into the stratosphere. what that will do. >> and more on your weather coming up. ♪

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welcome back to mornings on 2. a new jersey teenager who suffered a heart attack behind his car is now being particularred. he was driving his jeep ranger -- jeep wrangler, a police officer gave landingly cpr saving his life. he received tickets for three moving violations. they are for rolling into another car after passing out. >> we have one policeman who saved his life while another one is looking to get some money out of this. >> langley wrote a note that got two of the tickets being dismissed and he's still being charged $133 while suffering his heart atang. an officers tried to talk a man down from a tower, into

coming down. he was bouncing on the equipment. power crews had to reason route electricity for his safety. they inflate add cushion in case the man fell and they offered him a blanket. he now faces trespassing charges. a juvenile husband detained, it scorched 40 acres. the fire chief told local reporters that the fire was suspicious. they had been holding and interviewing a boy that appears to be 13 years old. they would not say what the boy told them. at last report that fire was 75% contained. google is launching balloons. they're internet access to those on the ground below. they are solar powder and controlled from emission

control center. they are hoping to launch thousands of the balloons over remote parts of the world. there's a new skate park in the bay and they're hoping to pack the water park each day. the 2 million-dollar park opened up to an unexpectedly high turnout. >> when we took the fence down there was 150 kids that stormed the castle and came in. >> the rules are to wear a helmet and pads. we saw several skaters get injured. the official grand opening of the park is open on wednesday. >> put on those helmets. concrete hurts! >> let's go over to roast mary on how the day is going to shape up.

>> so, you're going to feel that neighborhood. for the afternoon, if you are going to see the a's play, it's going to be a nice one. if you're going out early to do some tailgating, onshore breeze of 15 miles per hour. sun is se days, you should be in the sun for most of the game and in the evening hours, low 60ings, so bring along a light jacket in the second half. it has seemed into the bay. i do expect mostly sunny skies away from the coast this afternoon. the temperatures down, 75 and 78 san jose. 80 in fairfield, st. rose as well as napa. we get into father's day little change expected in the forecast, cool at the coast, mild around the bay, warm inland, but not too warn, monday and tuesday, the cooling

trend continues. it looks like it's going to be the coolest day and then we begin a warming trend midweek wednesday that will last at least into the first day of summer which the entire first day of summer will be friday, the solstice arrives thursday night. i'll have a look at your current temperatures coming up. >> sounds good. a domestic violence call and it ended up with the discoveriery of a five-foot alligator. >> a deadly shooting after one of the workers accepts the flag down.

an armed robber shot to death in castro valley overnight, he was in the mill of the hold up and we'll tell you why one restaurant employee is being called a hero this morning. >> a warning for livermore homeowners. >> joe biden waking up and the issue that mr. biden says he's ahead of everyone on.

good morning, welcome to mornings on 2, thanks for waking up with us. i'm claudine wong. >> let's head over to rosemary i didn't. i'm brian flores. >> good morning. this is going to be bringing us a drop in chemistry. this is what we're expecting today versus yesterday. it's 79 today, anywhere five to ten degrees cooler for your afternoon. i'll have a broader look around including your area in just a few moments. it's a cooler start as well. we'll have a look at the cooler temperatures. it started as a robbery in progress in castro valley. >> i didn't feel safe. bullets were flying and it wasn't a good place to do. alex savage joins us, now, with the events that led up to a deadly officer shooting. >> i talked to the owner of

this restaurant, she told me that three of her employees were inside this place late last night, just around closing when they were held at gun point by this sheriff's deputie interrupted this hold up though and eventually shot this gunman to death. this is an active crime scene. the coroner took this man's body from the scene. the shooting happened after 10:00. he was demanding money from the safe. the employees couldn't comply with those demands. it happened that two sheriff's deputies were right outside of this restaurant at the time of the robbery. they were involved in an unrelated traffic stop in the street. a restaurant worker told those deputies that the business was being robbed, the deputies were inside, and that's when they found one employee that was struggling from the armed robber. that's when one deputy opened fire in return killing an armed

robber. the spokesman praised the employee who grabbed that robber's gun. >> we believe he was trying to stop the robber from shooting at our deputy, very much a hero. >> . >> reporter: none of those employees were hit by gunfire. investigators tell me at this point they believe this armed robber in all likelihood, made it into the back-door of the restaurant, it was by one of those employees closing up in the night again. throw of the employees, all of them shaken up according to the owner i spoke with this morning. as we come back here live, i want to show you a sign put up at boulevard burger. in part you can see, we are deeply sat end by the incident that occurred here. she pray -- praise the dep tips in that shooting. we're live this morning at

castro valley, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. they're in san francisco and we're joining a battle of a highly coveted piece of open space. a couple of dozen demonstrators tried to take back the area formerly known as the haze familiar -- hayes family farm. two people were arrested and the other on trespassing and resisting arrest. >> a lot of us are activists some from all over the country and some all over the world. we fight for green space because it's vital for survival. >> they are raising awareness about growing local food, and that's what they did with that space. and now that has expired and they're going to turn it into a housing project. this is showing the

location of 8 daytime burglaries in this neighborhood. they seem to be crimes of opportunities as well. they're targeting the homes in the middle of the afternoon when no one is home. >> they're knocking on the door ringing the doorbell, when nobody answers, they go into the house. >> it's very unsettling, it's a nice, high end area. >> besides cameras and alarms, the best way to keep them out of the home is leaving music on or having a dog can deter a burglar. they'll return to the bay for the farallones boat race. five members were killed when heavy waves capsized their boat. they didn't use harnesses and

one sailor wore a suboptimal life jacket. >> it's more than just the rules, it's the mind set when heading out under the bridge and to the rock pile. >> new safety regulations include two sets of man overboard gear instead of one, mandatory deathering and next year a third of each crew must take safety courses. another search is being held for sean city. family members say he went to visit a former high school teacher on oak street in san francisco. he was about to catch a bus and his phone went dead. his family said he's recovering from a brain injury suffered last year. the search began this morning. volunteers can meet at the great highway across from the beach chalet restaurant. that's also a search for a

california man, eric lamber. it is missing. he's 52 years old. if you have any information, please call the police department. joe biden and his wife will be spending a few more hours in the bay area. the motorcade arrived in the neighborhood last night. he spoke at a democratic fundraiser. tickets ranged from $500 to $10,000. they expect to raised 700. >> he's a real person, he has gaffs every now, and again. i think his international record is top notch. >> the keystone pipeline should be off the table. we should be putting that time energy and money --

>> joe biden yes you can -- >> the proposed keystone pipeline would bring fuel from canada to the gulf coast. some are against it. the vice president spoke for ten minutes. he applied that the republican party is in disarray. he was optimistic about the democrat's chances in the elections. he talked about the same sex marriage debate. biden told the crowd he was ahead of everyone on the issue. he said president obama hugged him when he went on to the talk show and endorsed same sex marriage. let's go to rosemary about the weather. >> the hot weather will be back. next week it looks like it will

be warm for the first weekend for summer. the father's day will be pleasant in most cases and temperatures will be cooling off. the onshore breeze is back. the marine layer is thickening. you can see the low clouds and fog is back into the bay. the marine layer has grown 500 feet. it will continue to be with us as we get into the afternoon. i expect gloomy skies into the coastline. the winds are on sure, 16 miles per hour in fairfield. 15napaa and an onshore inland, it stretches into the east bay, areas like hayward into free month, over to napaa, inland east bay, temperatures in the upper 50s and mostly sunny skies, 60 degrees in fairfield. temperatures around the bay 50s

as well. it's cooler today. we're catching up quickly. santa rosa started in the upper 40s this morning. fairfield 50 degrees right now. fairfield ten greecooler from where you were a few hours ago. hillsborough 54, and upper 40s for peta looma. the golden gate park area unthe half moon bay, notice we're into 4:00 and that low cloud deck never pushed away from the coastline. areas like pacifica and half moon bay. temperatures way down from yesterday. 78 for here and 68 in sauce lee

tow. if you like it 70 and sunny degrees, that's what you get in oakland. hayward, if you like it warmer, head inland. it will be warm enough for a pool party in some areas. 78 in san jose. santa cruz 72. it will be just perfect out there for those rides. upper 60s for san mateo. you don't want it to -- too hot. the temperatures will bundling very little as we get into your father's day sunday. morning clouds, low 6 50s at the coast. low 80s inland. the coolest day is coming our way monday and tuesday. we do begin a warmup by midweek wednesday. i'll have a view of your lunchtime numbers coming up. >> coming up, help make him a

superstar, tony hawk preparing to part with the first board he ever set foot on. what you need to know in order to get financial help, if you were a victim of the boston marathon bombing. >> traffic light across the bridge and no traffic to report. it's light. we'll keep you updated after the break.

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san francisco. a moment ago we could barely see a flag in the fog. you can see it's thick end up in the last 30 seconds or so. sunny skies are expected in the afternoon. >> there's a building there somewhere. some buildings have been lifted after the biggest fire in colorado history. the black forest fire is now contained. it has destroyed 473 homes and killed two people on tuesday. the fire they say was caused by somebody. >> we have an active investigation for the cause of this fire. we're narrowing down what we believe the point of origin. we're making progress on that. >> officials worry that the fire could flare-up again. the other fire is 40%

contained. the large fire in the rocky mount park is 30% contained. these soldiers use bulldozers to make fire breaks. one person was taken out of security for a denver bound flight. one person on that frontier airlines flight tweeted there was a bomb threat. the frontier airlines plane was taken after a location after it landed. that plane was coming in from knoxville, tennessee. new this morning, terrorists bombed a bus in pakistan. both attacks happened in the southwestern part of the country. it carried female college students. it killed 11 women and injured 19 others. gunmen bombed the hospital and

took over parts of the facility. people injured in the boston marathon bombings are rushing to make claims for help. volunteers expect more today. donations continue to poor in for the fund which stands at more than $47 million. four people were killed and more than 260 were injured in the bombings. money won't be handed out to the victims until next month. back here in the bay area, antioch officials say bomb threats have cost them an estimated $157,000. they were phoned into three high schools all in april. according to the times, it includes teacher and staff salaries and extra resources to contact parents. a 16-year-old student will be expelled for causing two of the pranks. and it's unknown who caused the third incident. we are learning about the

information that national security got from high tech companies. they're trying to reassure users right, now, about what they turned over to the government. they inquired about 19,000 accounts in the 2012. they've been trying to find a missing child, terrorism, and tracking a person. they're trying to unveil its list of information, google is coming out with that information. the crash injured a forklift operator and two people inside of the car. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. they believe the car was driving over a 25 miles per hour speed limit. >> these things are really hardtop tip over. and this thing weighs 7,000

pounds. >> really? >> yes. in order for someone to hit one of these things to tip it over, they would have to be going pretty fast. >> commuters cut through that area routinely to save time. they've approved a three-phase plan so that computerrers can't access the middle of that market. that could take three to five years before the project is completed. high tech companies are offering internships looking for top talent. tech industry giants are looking for the cream of the crop for tech students and offer generous compensation for three-month commitment. >> they're willing to pay handsomely otherwise their competitors will snatch them

up. >> $5800, and facebook will pay $6,000. e-bay is ranking in $6500 a month. >> wow! there's a new skate park in the east bay. it's a big hit. they're packing this park which is near the water park. the park features a street course and several bowls. it opened two weeks ago to an unexpectedly high turnout. >> it was crazy when we took the fence down there were 150 kids who stormed the castle and came in. >> the park is free and it's unsupervised and there is a rule that requires skaters to wear helmets and knee pads but the skaters we saw yesterday were not wearing that safety gear. we saw people get hurt. the official opening of that

park is wednesday. check out that skate board. it is tony hawk's first sedate board. he got that board at 9. he's pretty good at it. >> i would say so. >> pretty good. he donated the board to the smithsonian of national history for skate culture. there was a nasty brawl tuesday night, and some were suspended for a few days and some were find. both teams ran out of their dug out and throwing blows. kennedy is suspended for ten days and the first base man mark mcguire received a two game suspensions. managers and coaches were suspended.

four other players were find and some are trying to appeal. >> an extreme obstacle course is going to start in san jose. and they're going to have a race that will start their lives together. >> a cooling trend is under way. i'll have what you can expect coming up in five minutes. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. [ wife ] sorry.

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language. >> let's go ahead and sing it. happy birthday to you! >> but if you do not have permission to use it on a public stage, singing happy birthday could cost you $150,000. that's because the rights to the song are owned by warner chapell music. that means whenever it is used in movies, production companies go to great length to alter it. >> happy birthday dear friend we sing to you. >> happy birthday to you. >> and you money and grown in woe, don't forget we told you so. happy birthday. >> like flash bag saturday. >> a company is challenging that. they're asking it be returned to public domain. >> they're not going down without a fight. that song is making the company

$2 million a year. when a woman from gravity valley called to tell them that her boyfriend was taking drugs and acting aggressive, he is in jail facing numerous charges, he had weapons in the garage. the gladiator rock and run was developed by gradeiator dan nitro clark. it takes competitors through 17 different obstacles, it includes an icy pool of water and a mud pit and a monster called the bees. once completing the course, the couple will be married married on stage by their pastor and somewhere in between there a kiss.

the first game is going to be held in san jose and the event will continue tomorrow. >> i did it a couple of years ago, and a couple gotten guaged at the finish line. it was very sweet. let's go to rosemary for this great day shaping up for us. >> there's nothing to cry about. we are looking at gray skies into the bay over san francisco in most areas. we'll continue into this into the morning hours. we're shaping up nicely. a cool down shaping up. a cooling trend going into the early afternoon. a few degrees cooler than where we were. if you're waking up it will feel cooler than yesterday morning. temperatures are in 50s right now. mostly sunny skies away from the coastline by 10:00 a.m., 60s around the bay and inland

for the lunch hour feeling mild, 60s, to low 70s, with mostly cloudy skies. your extended forecast, it may not get ahead of myself. 70 in oakland. if you're going to watch the as play, mid-70s. the extended forecast showing you, well, we're going to settle into this pattern and we're not going to change a lot for your father's day. it will be a pleasant afternoon in store, monday and tuesday will be the two coolest day on the extended forecast here, and as we get into wednesday, we see a turn-around for warmer weather. >> thank you very much. san francisco gearing up for annual marathon. what you need to know about road closures and a heavy police presence. >> sesame street is passing numbers and shapes. the issue the favorite puppets are now tackling. mçó4+y?i

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deadly shooting and grateful to the two sheriff's deputies who according to investigators ended up shooting a man who was robbing the restaurant last night. one employee managed flag down a pair of sheriff's deputies who happened to be involved in an unrelated traffic stop inside of the restaurant. they found one restaurant employee who was struggling with this masked armed robber. the shot was fired from a robber's gun and one deputy in turn opened fire and killed a gunman. we talked to a restaurant who saw those deputies race inside the restaurant. >> within seconds there were multiple shots fired. >> what did you do. >> i dropped my seat, i was

paralyzed. >> reporter: the two deputies involved in this shooting were not hurt. they believe he snuck in the back-door of the restaurant. it was about closing time. he got inside and again held three employees at gun point, that's according to the owner. we bring you back here live. thisinvestigation is ongoing, crime scene technicians had been inside, throughout the morning gathering evidence here, investigators are not releasing the name of this man who was shot and killed by sheriff deputies last night, but investigators are locking at the possibility this same man may have been involved in some other hold ups that happened in this area of castro valley recently. live this morning in castro valley alex savage ktvu channel 2 news. security forces in pakistan stormed a hospital that was taken over by militants. 35 people were freed but four

security personnel and one government official was killed. four attackers died and another was arrested in the siege. we'll continue to follow the developments in the morning. >> a hit-and-run in oakland has left the driver hurt. they collided on international boulevard. both drivers got into some kind of fight. witnesses say one driver stopped on the other driver's head before driving off. we do not know that person's condition. the students and driver fortunately, all safe this morning. it caught fire yesterday. this all happened on willow pass road and an overheated engine is being blamed for that fire. oakland is unwilling to back a plan to back the police radios. he's urged two city council

committees to not approve upgrades and spending more than $3 million. council members will address the plan later this morning. sesame street is tackling a new issue going across the nation. >> i'm going to jail. >> i don't like to talk about it. producers of the school have come up with a new tool to help children and caregivers to cope with parents going to jail. it shows 2.7 million have parents behind bars. defense attorney for the george zimmerman says they have 29 jurors, they're hoping to build a pool of 40 potential jurors. zimmerman is accused of

shooting tray johnson martin to death in florida sparking outrage across the nation. we're hearing 911 calls from a deck that collapsed from a restaurantinto the biscayne bay. >> people are in the water right now, the deck collapsed. >> the deck collapsed? >> the deck collapsed. people are going in to save them. it's horrible. >> you're looking at the damage from shucker's bar and grill there. the collapse happened thursday night when people watched the nba finals. >> an abandoned building has collapsed in yuba county. last month's earthquake may have been to blame. it collapsed without warning thursday night. one person said it cont -- sounded like a bomb had gone off. local officials said there was

a 35 the boy 7 earthquake on may 23rd and may have led to the collapse. if you're going to the festival tomorrow, get there early. extra security is in place. runners should arrive 30 to 45 minutes before the even start a the marathon will be completely enclosed by police. the full marathon just over 26 miles will take runners over the golden gate bring. runners will also be raising money of the boston bombings. they have teamed up with no barriers. they will raise money for people who have suffered amputations and they can get prosthetic limbs and

participate in sports again. >> it's about 65, it will be a nice start. we'll see this tomorrow morning. the low clouds are back, the onshore breeze kicked up last night. we're feeling it this morning as it brings this influx of cool marine air inland. i'm giving you a live look there. you go inland mostly sunny skies, you head west toward the coast, socked in by the fall and low clouds, that is a change from what we saw yesterday. the ridge of high pressure drove temperatures to the upper 80s, anywhere from five to ten degrees above the seasonal average. those temperatures are going to roll back down. we'll be where we should be for the afternoon. the low clouds, many areas from the north bay, east bay. along the coastline we're going to remain mostly cloudy, the onshore breeze will pick up in the afternoon, the sea breeze

cranking to 20 miles per hour, it could be a little breezy in the coast, for today at the coast, low 60s, mostly cloudy skies. a little cool for you around the bay. in our inland areas, low 80s, not the upper 80s, low 80s for today. 57 in nevada, upper 50s to low 60s, not too strong, 10 to 15 miles per hour. 55 hayward, 50 degrees half moon bay. we went north this time, 58 for you, 62 degrees right now, walnut creek, afternoon highs for today feeling nice in most cases, 79napa, if you like it warmer than this, little to complain about it, upper 60s in sauce lee tow, upper 70s, low 80s and we know that cool moist air helps with the fire danger

for this time of year. santa clara, mostly sun if i for us this afternoon. it's 10 degrees cooler for today than we sat yesterday in san francisco. we're settling into this nice mild pattern. we'll have it around for father's day, morning clouds, partly cloudy for the afternoon. temperatures change little if any. as monday and tuesday approaches, the cooling will continue. wednesday, it's going back up into the 70s, inland, mid-60s on the coast. the first full day of summer is on friday and it will be a warm one. i'll have what you can expect for the lunch hour coming up. we now may have known what may have caused the lights to go out. moisture in led lights is to blame. they investigated the cause last month and they're looking

for a solution to fix it. >> living in high winds, fog, and vibrations that don't stop and they pass it every single day. >> the $8 million art project is fully funded. the founder of word press gave the initial donation and he's adding the $1.5 million. if it goes well, the lights should stay on for two more years. >> president obama is getting a special event this weekend. >> a 99-cent store in concord is getting an inventory and they're not welcoming the addition to the store shelves.

it looks like a thin area of fog outside of san jose and calm conditions outside your door. >> queen elizabeth took part in the trooping of the color parade to celebrate her 87th birthday. today's parade is an annual ceremony that originates from battle preparation the and when flags were carried down the

ranks to be seen from soldiers. her husband is recovering from abdominal surgery. >> randy and kyle both have new hearts. randy was diagnosed with a heart disease eight years ago. it's a disease that affects the heart muscle. he needed a transplant to survive. this ar randy's son, 14-year- old kyle was diagnosed too. he received his new heart in april and he says he gets critical advice from his dad. >> he would give me pointers like, take your pills and do your vitals. >> positive attitude. you got to keep a positive attitude. >> well, doctors say families with a known history of heart disease should consider genetic testing so they're aware of all the arrests. the time is 8:45 and president obama said what his most important job is, it's being a dad.

>> all our personal successes shine a little bit less brightly if we fail at family. >> he said there's no less support than a father and mother, and a parent's presence in his life. his daughters are his biggest successes in life. his father's day started yesterday. >> those of us, we're reminded how lucky we are, it's the best job i've got and i know all the fathers here feel the same way. >> he held a father's day luncheon for dad and their kids. the annual event celebrates the importance of family and mentorship. >> along we're from the 2016 potential election, contenders are lining up right now. former secretary of state now private citizen hillary clinton

spoke at the initial conference in chicago. she spoke on early childhood development and expanding opportunities for girls and women. bill clinton is renaming it to the bill hillary and chelsea foundation. >> do you want to see her run for president. >> if any woman can do it, hillary is the woman. >> chris christie raised eyebrows when he appeared at the clinton conference. he featured big name republicans. mark arubio and the congressman paul ryan. >> the historic plant in sacramento is closed. that plant on stockton boulevard had been independently owned for 87 years until coca cola bought in this year. they decided it was not big

enough. workers were transplanted to another plant in sacramento, but most of them were let go. 267,000 tons of wine grapes were harvested last year and it's a record. it's an increase of 41% from the year before. the sonoma county wine growers association said it helps clever the record breaking crop. they want to add booze to the list of bargains. they're applying for a license to sell inexpensive beer and wine. it will be priced from .99 cents to $4.99. others have concerns that cheap alcohol may attract the wrong crowd. >> there might be a risk, people are hanging out with the beer and the wine.

>> a door spokesman says the chain follows all rules and regulations related to alcohol sales a decision on the alcohol permit could come near the end of august. there's a new push to crackdown on out of the -- end of the year dumping. students leave behind a lot of garbage. the community room has been transformed to a drop off site for items students do not want. it's called free fest and it's run by a group of students. >> it's important to recycle, you should do that. >> they're looking in dumpsters for items that can be recycled. disadvantaged students can go to the community room and take what they want for free. what's left over is given to st. paul charity. the former secretary lee on

py net at that is the keynote speaker. he's returning where he received a graduate degree, in a degree in law and it's where he met his first wife. the event will be shown on the school website. bloomberg will be speaking at stanford. they chose bloomberg because he will talk about thinking big and how they can make a difference in the world. luxury developments are being designed for college students. thanks to budget cuts, high end developers are stepping in. carmel ridge was built across the street from the university of san diego. it has gentleman cuesies fire pits and a full gym.

>> you are off campus and you're able to get right to the library. >> wow, that is not rocking it. the resort style living does not fit into everyone's budgets. it starts at $1700 a month. it opened 8 months ago. it's half full. more than a third of those residents are students. a seattle teenager and her mother got a surprise when they were driving through the neighborhood. >> oh my god! oh, my god! a bear! >> try not to laugh when you see that reaction! they thought it was a large dog and then it was a bear. you heard her reaction. they follow the bear and it gets to this fence and wait for it it's going to go right up and over into the neighbor's backyard. >> i jumped out of the car and i pounded on the people whose house it was, there's a bear in your backyard. i don't think they believed me

at first. but, i was kind of, you know freaking out so they were just like oh, my god! >> kind of freaking out. we don't know where it went offafter that backyard visit. animal control so far has not been able to find him. >> i cannot get over that reaction. >> it's a good one. >> the time is 8:51, coming up, an orange county man is saying his of basic belief in humankindness is restored after a stranger returns some items accidentally stolen. (horn blowing)

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welcome back, time is 8:54, a new jersey teenager who suffered a heart attack is now being ticketed. he suffered the heart attack behind his car. he was driving his jeep, he doesn't remember feeling chest pain, a police officer who responded who gave him cpr that saved his life. he received tickets for three moving violations. they're for rolling into another car after passing out. >> you have one policeman who saved his life and another one is looking for a way to get some money out of this. >> langley's doctor wrote a note to get him out of tickets. he's still being charged $133

for passing out and passing into the vehicle. eric claudeier sold a box he didn't use. what he didn't know was his wife's $23,000 engagement ring, she had taken it off and put it in a box to give birth on friday. the person who bought the box found the ring and returned it to the happy couple. the north beach festival is being held today in san francisco. the festival runs from 10 to 6:00 p.m. it goes from today and tomorrow. you'll find food, local vendors there and that event is free and open to everyone. >> it should be fun at the north beach. >> i love that information. the

making changes to a 20-year- old arena. the san jose sharks hope to have surrounding improvements to the hp pavillion and the one thing they are not budging on. >> and we're just a week away from nascar rolling into town. claudine is excited about that. find out how you can win a family four-pack of tickets to the event. [ slurps ]

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and chocolate chex... we're in cereal heaven. so thanks. from the mcgregors, 'cause we love chex. . an armed robber is shot and killed during a holdup in castro valley last night by sheriffs deputies. we'll tell you why an employee of this burger restaurant is being called a hero. >> one year after a boat capsized, leaving five people dead, a bay area race is setting sail once again. why participants say changes this year will make it safer. and a warning to homeowners in a quiet city in contra costa county. we'll tell you about the crime that's happening in broad daylight.

. good morning, everyone. if you stepped outside, you're noticing the cooler temperatures out there. rosemary has more on your weekend forecast. >> good morning to you. the low clouds, fog joining us this morning, an onshore breeze and a cooldown already in motion. i love to use this map, because it really tells a lot. 10 degrees cooler today in santa rosa, san francisco. close to that in livermore, san jose. big drop in numbers for the afternoon. hopefully that makes you happy because we're going to settle into this pattern that will be with us through father's day and beyond. i'll have a look at current temperatures and a broader look around, coming up. . and happening now, crime scene investigators continue to collect evidence from a deadly police shooting inside a restaurant. alameda county sheriffs deputies say a gunman tried to rob boulevardburg inner castro valley. alex savidge is there with more on why officers are calling one of the workers a hero.

alex? >> reporter: well, good morning. this armed robber was holding several employees at this restaurant at gunpoint last night, before sheriffs deputies shot and killed him. this morning, the owner of boulevardburg inner castro valley came up and put up this sign outside of what remains a crime scene. she said she is saddened by the deadly shooting last night and thankful her workers weren't hurt. only person hurt during all of this was the man who was shot and killed by deputies. this happened about 10:00 last night. investigators tell me the robber in all likelihood snuck in through the back door, right at the restaurant was closing but by pure coincidence, sheriffs deputies happened to be involved in an unrelated traffic stop right outside the restaurant at the same time the robbery was going on. a worker managed to flag down the two deputies. they went inside and they found one restaurant employee who was struggling with this masked gunman. a shot was fired from his gun and that's when one deputy in

turn opened fire. >> at that time, one of the victim employees tried to grab his arm of the robber. a shot was fired and deputies returned fire, hitting the suspect and killing the suspect. >> reporter: now, the armed robber was the only person shot during all of this. that h identified by authorities. but investigators do tell me they are looking into the possibility he may have been involved in other recent hold- ups here in the castro valley area. one investigator told me that those deputies really did show up right in the nick of time last night. if they had gotten here to this restaurant any later, it's possible that some of those employees could have been shot. now, the owner of boulevard burger did come here this morning, did put up this sign, thanking the officers for what they did last night. she also told me the restaurant, she is planning to reopen monday morning. live this morning in castro valley, alex savidge, ktvu

channel 2news. >> alex, thank you very much. in other news this morning, vice president joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden will spend a few more hours in the bay area this morning before returning to washington. the vice president's motorcade rolled into san francisco's luxurious sea cliff neighborhood around 5:40 last night. he spoke to about 100 people at a democratic fund-raiser. tickets there ranged from $500 to $10,000. organizers expect to raise about $700,000. >> i think he's just a real person and, yes, he has, you know, gaffes every now and again. but i think his international record is pretty top notch. >> the keystone xl pipeline should be off the table, not a project we should be putting all that time, energy and money into. >> joe biden, yes, you can! >> 60 demonstrators also showed up to protest the proposed keystone xl pipeline. it would bring crude oil from canada to the gulf coast. some environmentalists are opposed to the project.

inside the private fund-raiser, the vice president spoke for about 10 minutes, implying the republican party is in disarray. he was optimistic about the democrats' chances in the 2014 congressional elections. biden also talked about the same-sex marriage debate with the supreme court about to announce its decision on two same-sex marriage cases. biden told the crowd he was ahead of everyone in the administration on the issue and says president obama even hugged him after he went on the sunday talk show to endorse same-sex marriage. meantime, president obama will head to ireland tomorrow, but foreign trips are coming under scrutiny. the washington post reports his visit to africa later this month could cost taxpayers $60 million to $100 million. expenses include security such as navy aircraft carrier with a fully staffed medical unit, will be stationed offshore. military carbo planes will also air lift 56 support vehicles, including 14 limos and three trucks loaded with sheets of bullet-proof glass. protesters are continuing to square off with police in san francisco in a battle over

a highly coveted piece of open space. >> hey, hey! go home! get off our land! >> last night, a couple dozen demonstrators tried to take back the area formerly known as the hay valley farm, which is on laguna and fell streets. but police, some in riot gear, blocked off the area. two people were arrested, one on assault charges, the other for trespassing and resisting arrest. >> a lot of us are activists from all over the country, some all over the world. we fight for green space because it's so vital for our survival. >> the hay valley farm opened in 2010 and the city allowed organizers to use that land to raise awareness about growing local food. but that temporary agreement expired and now the area is going to be turned into a 182- unit housing project. a local sailing competition starts back up today, a year after tragedy struck one of its teams. sailors will return to san francisco bay for the full crew fairlawns race. competitors are now required to

wear some of the best life vests on the market. five experienced crewmembers were killed at last year's event, when heavy waves capsized their boat. the investigation showed they didn't use harnesses and at least one sailor wore a suboptimal life jacket. >> it's more than just the rules. it's the mindset, when heading out under the bridge and out to the rock pile. >> new safety regulations include two sets of man overboard gear instead of one, mandatory tethering, and next year, a third of each crew must take safety courses. this morning, another search is being held for 19- year-old sean city. on may 21st, family members say city went to visit a former high school teacher on oak street in san francisco. he then called his father around 1:30 in the afternoon to say he was about to catch a bus. then his phone went dead. he was last traced to the east end of golden gate park. his family says serecovering from a brain injury suffered last year.

today's search begins at 9:30 a.m. volunteers can meet at the ocean beach parking lot at the great highway, across the street from the beach chalet restaurant. there is also growing concern about a missing southern california man last seen in mendocino county. 52-year-old eric lambert was reported missing may 29th. a few days later, his van was found stuck on the road near fort bragg, but there was no sign of him. lambert is described as 6' 5, 200 pounds. if you have any information on his whereabouts, please contact the mendocino county sheriff's department. police are issuing a burglary warning for homes in livermore. i want to show you a map showing the locations of eight daytime burglaries in two neighborhoods. they all happened this week. the burglaries seem to be crimes of opportunity. police say the burglars are targeting homes in the middle of the afternoon, when no one is home. >> lot of times, these burglars are strictly walking up to the front door, knocking on the door, ringing the doorbell. when nobody answers, that's when they go into the house. >> very unsettling. it's a pretty nice area, too,

east bay. it's a pretty high end area. >> police say besides cameras and alarms, the best way to keep burglars out of your house is to make it look like someone is home, leaving music on or having a dog can make that house less attractive as a target. . cooler day is shaping up around the bay area, and here's the first sign here of that cooler air pulling in. we have fog and low clouds banked up right along the coastline and inside the bay this morning. hard to see that bay bridge. we will continue with partly to mostly cloudy skies for some areas this morning. then by the afternoon, mostly sunny skies away from the coast. pacifica and half moon bay, starting out gloomy. i think you will be mostly gray for most of the day. i want to touch base here with the pacific satellite view, because this is the system here that is bringing us the changes. it's going to remain quasi stationery into the weekend. it begins to shift inland early next week. that will actually drive temperatures down a little bit further than what we're seeing for the weekend. so the marine layer is

thickening. the onshore breeze is strengthening. and that cooler air is pulling into the bay area, with temperatures a few degrees cooler in most areas this morning. fairfield has been anywhere from 10 to 13 degrees cooler at times, with that onshore breeze strengthening throughout the course of the morning. we started out earlier this morning and it was 15 miles per hour. now it is 18 miles per hour. concord reporting 12 miles per hour, a southerly breeze, onshore breeze in napa, 9 miles an hour. transporting that cooler air in, transporting the marine layer and low clouds in. take a look. we've got low clouds up against the coastline. shifting inland, san francisco, mostly gray at this time. along the peninsula, in and out of clouds. san mateo, you look mostly sunny. redwood city, mountain view, partly sunny to mostly cloudy. shifting into the east bay, fremont, union city, heyward, oakland, partly sunny to mostly cloudy. over the hills and you shift inland east bay, mostly sunny this morning. napa, mostly cloudy. but santa rosa, mostly sunny. these low clouds will be

pulling away, burning away as we move through the morning hours. by afternoon, even by lunchtime, we should be mostly sunny around most of the bay. 64 in concord right now. 64 in fairfield. 57 in napa. upper 50s, mid-50s around the bay, 50 degrees at half moon bay. so a cool, gray start for you along the coastline. afternoon highs for today, these numbers, we're pulling them back by several degrees. by 5, even 10 degrees. we showed a graphic at the start of the show, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler today. santa rosa, 89 yesterday. today, 79. 79 in napa. 60s around the bay to low 70s. 70 in oakland for the a's game this afternoon. 79 for danville. into the santa clara valley, it's going to be nice in your neighborhood. 78 san jose. 79 saratoga. low 70s. santa cruz, mostly sunny for the afternoon, although mostly cloudy at the moment. 75 redwood city. 64 san francisco. low 60s and cool conditions at the coastline.

the extended forecast, again, as i mentioned, this trough, not going to move a whole lot over the next few days. temperatures will remain in the low 60s at the coast for your father's day. low 80s inland. monday and tuesday, the coolest days. then we begin a turnaround. warmer conditions expected on midweek wednesday. back to the desk. >> rosemary, thank you very much. more than 400 homes destroyed. it's being called one of the most destructive fires in colorado history. what firefighters say may have caused it. >> and we'll tell you what a san francisco 49ers lineman has in common with that guy at the san francisco zoo. >> but first, here's a look at traffic and the sunol grade. things are looking pretty good this morning. mornings on 2 will be back in two minutes. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance,

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. welcome back. a live look there at the low clouds and fog, hugging over parts of san francisco and the bay bridge. low 50s outside your doors. well, some evacuations have been lifted in the most destructive fire in colorado history. firefighters got some help as winds died down and rain came to the colorado springs area. the so-called black forest fire is now 30% contained. it has destroyed 473 homes and killed two people since it began on tuesday. the sheriff says the fire was likely caused by a person. >> we have an active investigation for the cause of

this fire. we're narrowing down what we believe the point of origin, so we are making progress on that. >> officials worry the fire could flare again if the weather changes. meantime, the royal gorge fire 50 miles southwest of the black forest fire is 40% contained. and a large fire in rocky mountain national park is now 30% contained. meantime, the u.s. army corps of engineers has joined the fire fight in colorado. trucks brought in bulldozers, which will be operated by soldiers from nearby fort carson. they will use the bulldozers and other heavy equipment to cut fire breaks. breaking news out of egypt, where officials say a plane from cairo to new york's jfk was forced to make an emergency landing. this comes after passengers discovered a letter threatening to blow up the plane. the flight with 300 passengers did land safely in glasgow a short time ago. the flight is now being looked at by bomb technicians. one person was taken into custody after a possible security threat on a denver- bound flight.

investigators have not released a lot of details on this, but one passenger on that frontier airline flight did tweet that it was a bomb threat. officials at denver airport say the frontier airlines plane was taken to a remote location after it landed and a bomb squad did respond. the plane was coming in from knoxville, tennessee. now, back here in the bay area, antioch school officials say a series of phony bomb threats has cost them an estimated $157,000. those threats were phoned in to deer valley high school, antioch high school, and black diamond middle school in april. according to the contra costa times, the extra expenses include teacher and staff salaries and extra time and resources to contact parents. a 16-year-old student is being expelled because of the two pranks. it's still unknown who is responsible for the third. we are learning about some of the private information the national security agency obtained from high tech companies about their users. facebook, google and microsoft are trying to reassure users right now by publicly disclosing what records they

turned over to the federal government. for example, facebook says the feds inquired about 18,000 accounts in the last half of 2012. requests ranged from a local sheriff trying to find a missing child, to the nsa trying to uncover a terrorist threat. governor brown has until the end of the month to sign a new state budget approved by the democratic-controlled legislature. by a party line vote, lawmakers passed the $96.3 billion budget yesterday, just beating today's deadline. the governor is expected to sign the spending plan, which lowers college tuition for many families, moves more money to poor school districts, and restores funding to social programs, severely cut in recent years. republicans, however, are warning there is too much spending in the budget. meantime, the fire at the chevron refinery in richmond last august was definitely on the minds of lawmakers when they approved the budget. they tell the contra costa times they have included new fees on oil refineries. the extra money would pay for at least 15 new inspectors at cal osha. so far, chevron has not yet commented. new york and san francisco

are teaming up for a major high tech summit this fall. san francisco mayor ed lee played host to new york city mayor michael bloomberg yesterday. the two leaders toured the san francisco headquarters of square, which is a company that makes credit card readers that attach to mobile devices. the summit is scheduled for september 30th in new york city. the san jose sharks plan to talk with the city about upgrading their arena. the team's coo told the san jose mercury news they don't plan to replace hp pavillion, but want to enhance the interior. the arena is 20 years old and the sixth oldest in the league. the lease between the city and the sharks expires in five years. hp pavillion is going to be renamed fap center next month, thanks to the new controlling owner, who founded the software. the debate over parking fees at beaches in sonoma county continues to heat up. on tuesday, state park officials will hold a public hearing about the installation of 15 self-pay machines at beaches along the coast. the meeting comes nine months

after sonoma county supervisors adopted a resolution against the fees. this time, the park service is proposing a $7 flat rate, which is one dollar less than their original proposal. well, people in pleasant hill will have to deal with only one in-n-out location, after the company decided not to build a second location after all. the popular burger joint dropped its application to build a new 3500-square foot restaurant in walnut creek. people in the area believed the restaurant would bring in heavy traffic and loud news. the location on contra costa drew loud crowds when it opyear an animal at the san francisco zoo is taking on the name of a san francisco 49er. >> we're very big, meaty creatures. [ laughter ] >> that's san francisco 49ers guard alex boone, talking about the zoo's black rhino. it was officially named after him yesterday. black rhinos are critically endangered animals and alex

boone started the alex boone animal education project to bring local at-risk youth to the zoo. >> he said it. he said it. >> yes, he did. time now, 9:20. coming up, it is one of the most well-known songs. ♪ happy birthday to you. ♪ >> why singing "happy birthday" could end up costing you hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> afternoon highs will be coming down in most areas this morning, already feeling the cooldown. we'll have a look at what you can expect in your area, coming up. for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together,

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. let's go ahead and sing. "happy birthday to you! ♪ >> go ahead and sing, but be careful. that is one of the most popular songs in the english language, but if you don't have permission to sing it and you do it on a very public stage, singing "happy birthday" could cost you $150,000. that's because the rights to that song are owned by warner chapel music. the folks who want to use it in

tv shows or movies, those production companies try to get around that by altering the song. ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday, dear friend. we sing to you! ♪ help birthday to you! ♪ don't forget we told you so! happy birthday! >> a documentary company is now challenging these copyrights, filing a lawsuit asking "happy birthday" be returned to public domain. the company isn't going down without a fight, because the song makes the company $2 million a year. a warning for parents, 165,000 baby recliners are being recalled. baby matters announced it's recalling its nap nanny and nap nanny chill infant recliners as part of a settlement with the consumer products safety commission. officials say the recliners have been linked to at least

five infant deaths since 2009. it is 9:24. if you're trying to figure out what you want to do this weekend and you're looking outside and thinking it's kind of cool, cool, but not cold, rosemary, right? not so bad? >> you're right. >> we just have to wait for it, wait for the sun, it's coming? >> yes. i love this kind of weather. >> i do, too. >> but not everybody does. the heat, we are saying good- bye to most cases and we have a cooldown in store. in fact, my line of thinking is that many of you are already feeling it. we are 10 degrees cooler at this hour than 24 hours ago, in areas like napa, santa rosa, fairfield, livermore. again, this cooling trend, already under way. morning clouds are with us, along the coastline, inside the bay. the onshore breeze will be blowing quite strong, into the afternoon, with the strongest winds right along the coastline, just inside the bay. could reach to near 20 miles per hour. so a cool seabreeze for the second half of the day. we do have an onshore breeze blowing through the delta this

morning. not too bad. or too good, depending on how you like it. but temperatures are again dropping off. 80 degrees in fairfield. 80 for concord. 75 in fremont. 75 redwood city. 79 expeed innapa. mid-60s at the coast. low 60s at the coast, i should say mid-60s in san francisco. nice trend, temperatures where they should be for this time of year. low 80s in the forecast for inland, low 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. cooling trend continuing monday, tuesday and then a warmup begins midweek, wednesday. back to you. well, there is a new skate park in the east bay and it's very popular already. several hundred skaters are packing the fremont skate park, which is near the aqua adventure park. it's busy every day. the publicly-funded $2.2 million park features a street course and several bowls. it opened a couple of weeks ago to an unexpectedly high

turnout. >> it was crazy when we finally took the fence down. there was about 150 kids sort of storming the castle and came in. >> the park is free and it is not supervised. there is a rule there that requires skaters to wear helmets, knee pads, elbow pads. but the vast majority of skaters that we saw there yesterday weren't wearing safety gear. we did see several skaters get hurt. there is an official grand opening of the park set for this wednesday. well, if you are running tomorrow, there are changes to the san francisco marathon. what you can expect if you're running the race and how early police and organizers are telling you to show up. >> reporter: and sheriffs deputies walk in on a hold-up in progress at a castro valley restaurant last night and end up shooting and killing the armed robber. we'll tell you why those deputies just happened to be in the area. no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger.

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. we believe he was trying to stop the robber from shooting at our deputy. >> an attempted hold-up at a castro valley restaurant. how an employee risked his life for the lives of others. good morning. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm brian flores. mike has the morning off. >> boulevard burger would normally open at 11:00 this morning, but it will stay closed for the entire weekend, as investigators continue to gather evidence in a deadly police shooting. alex savidge is outside the restaurant, where it remains blocked off at this hour.

good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. as the armed robber was holding several employees of boulevard burger at gunpoint last night, it just so happened there were two alameda county sheriffs deputies right outside the restaurant, involved in an unrelated traffic stop on castro valley boulevard. a worker managed to flag those deputies down and they ended up shooting and killing that armed robber. everything played out about 10:00 last night. investigators tell me in all likelihood, this robber snuck in through the back door, right as the restaurant was closing. those deputies interrupted this hold-up in progress and saw one restaurant employee who was struggling with that masked gunman for the weapon. a shot was fired from the man's gun and that's when one of those sheriffs deputies opened fire. we talked with a witness who heard quite a bit of gunfire. >> there was obviously a crime scene and i just had to get out of there. and, you know, i didn't feel safe. bullets were flying. so it wasn't a good place for

me to be. >> reporter: the man shot and killed by the sheriffs deputy last night has not yet been identified. but investigators tell me they are looking at the possibility this same man may have been involved in other recent hold- ups in the castro valley area. as we bring you back out here live, i want to show you this chalk sign that was put up by the owner of boulevard burger a short time ago. it says she is deeply saddened by this shooting that happened here last night and obviously grateful to those sheriffs deputies who interrupted this robbery in progress. the owner is also telling me that she plans to reopen her restaurant on monday. we're live this morning in castro valley, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2news. oakland's police union seems unwilling to back a plan to further fund police radios. the head of the union says he has no confidence in the new system. he has urged city council committees not to approve the upgrades of $3 million. there have been numerous police radio failures, including

during a visit from president obama. council members will address the plan later this month. a case of road rage following a hit and run in oakland has left a driver injured. police say a vehicle collided with a car last night at 18th avenue and international boulevard. that's one of the vehicles involved right there. now, both drivers got into a fight. witnesses say one driver stomped on the other driver's head and then drove off. the victim was taken to the hospital. we do not know that person's condition. and check out this bus. there were students and a driver on the burning schoolbus, but they are fortunately all safe this morning. they were able to get off the mount diablo unified schoolbus after it caught fire near interstate 680. an overheated engine is being blamed. it is still unclear what will happen to a 2-year-old girl whose mother was killed on her way to work. 23-year-old shayla cipriano died while riding her bike to work on thursday. she was killed after getting caught under one of two trucks that crashed into each other.

her young daughter, olivia, is now being taken care of by a couple that also once took care of her. >> she was really just a sweetheart. really a sweetheart. and she was really trying hard. >> police are still investigating the crash. child protective services is still trying to figure out where 2-year-old olivia should live. a memorial fund has been set up at united security bank in campbell. we have more details on our website, ktvu.com. 9:34 now. safety concerns are being raised after a car slammed into a forklift at the wholesale produce market in san francisco. the crash injured the forklift operator and two people inside the car. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. police are investigating the cause of the crash. produce workers tell ktvu they believe the car was driving over the 25 mile-per-hour speed limit. >> these things are really hard to tip over. and this thing weighs 7000

pounds. >> really? >> yes. and in order for someone to really hit one of these things, to tip it over, they have to be going pretty fast. >> produce workers say commuters routinely cut through the area to avoid traffic and save time. san francisco owns the land and has approved a three-phase plan, which includes rerouting traffic, so no commuters will be able to access the middle of the market. but it could take three to five years before the project is completed. we are now hearing the 911 calls from when a deck collapsed at a miami sports bar, sending dozens of people into the water below. >> i'm at shucker's bar & grill and the deck completely collapsed. there are at least a hundred people in the water right now. >> the deck collapsed and everyone is in the water? >> totally, totally deck collapsed. there's at least a hundred people in the water. other people are going to save them, but it's, it's horrible. >> well, this is a look at the damage from shucker's bar & grill. that collapse happened thursday night while people were on the deck watching game 4 of the nba

finals. two people were seriously hurt. an abandoned building has collapsed in yuba county. there is speculation last month's earthquake may be to blame. the empty grocery store collapsed without warning on thursdni one person living nearby says it sounded like a bomb had gone off. authorities are now fencing off that area. local officials think a 5.7 quake back on may 23rd may have weakened the abandoned building and led to that collapse. people injured in the boston marathon bombings are rushing to meet today's deadline to file claims for help. the one boston fund has received about 175 applications by late yesterday. volunteers expect more today. donations continue to pour in for the fund, which now stands at more than $47 million. four people were killed and more than 260 injured in the bombings, which happened on april 15th. money won't be handed out to the victims until next month. well, if you're planning on going to the san francisco

marathon tomorrow, 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 about 30 to 45 minutes before the event, which begins at 5:30 tomorrow morning. now, the start and finish lines on the embarcadero between mission and harrison lete enclo by police. the full marathon, just over 26 miles, will take runners over the golden gate bridge. all bags will also be screened at the event. meantime, runners at this year's marathon will also be raising money to help victims of the boston marathon bombings. they have teamed up with the nonprofit group no barriers. the organization will provide athletes and spectators who suffered amputations with prosthetic limbs, so they can participate in sports once again. we're going to look at the homes in what our state's attorney general is calling a network of brothels across northern california. now, these homes were allegedly among four homes connected to a sex trafficking operation that moved women from new york and

boston to sacramento and san mateo counties. neighbors reported seeing some strange activity. >> a lot of car traffic. i mean, every single day there was a lot of traffic. >> there was a lot of men walking in and out of the house. >> well, it took about five months before police made four arrests. the sacramento area suspects, plus another man from san mateo county all face pandering and pimping charges. . starting out with a live shot here of the low clouds and fog hanging over san francisco and the bay bridge, we've got changes under way. a cooldown is shaping up for your saturday and many of us already beginning to feel that cooldown. in our inland areas 5,to 10 degrees below where we were at this hour yesterday. yesterday's heat, a thing of the past. we will continue with cooler air moving into the bay area and overnight hours. marine layer has deepened,

onshore breeze kicking in, driving our temperatures down today. the low clouds, i believe, remain along the coastline. pacifica, you will be mostly gray for most of today, if not all day. onshore breeze is growing in areas right around fairfield. we have a moderate breeze there to 18 miles per hour right now. but a gentle breeze around most of the bay area. 60s at the coast today. 70s around the bay. 80s for the inland areas, but low 80s in most cases. yesterday, it was the upper 80s. winds right now, 18 miles per hour at fairfield. that's fairly strong in and around the airport. but most areas, not seeing the winds that strong around the delta. concord, 12 miles per hour. 9 in napa. oakland at 10. it's a cool, moist onshore breeze. if you are with gray skies, parts of the bay area and the coast are, could feel a little cool out there. i've got a one-hour time lapse on here. you can see over the course of the last hour, the peninsula is seeing more sunshine, over parts of the east bay as well, fremont, north bay. you can't see napa, but i'm

seeing some of this pull back as well. along the coastline, socked in pretty good and will remain mostly cloudy for today. zero in a bit closer, time lapse is about an hour. for the course of the last hour, low clouds begin to erode and we will be mostly sunny by lunchtime, away from the coast. right now, temperatures right now, 64 in fairfield. 64 concord. 57 in oakland. 53 for san francisco. 61, mountain view. upper 50s, santa rosa and napa. pretty good turnaround, but santa rosa this morning in the upper 40s, a chilly start. afternoon highs today, mostly sunny skies, 76 san rafael, 68 for sausalito. upper 60s to low 70s, alameda, oakland. upper 70s to low 80s for the inland areas. down into the santa clara valley, 81 for morgan hill. mostly sunny at santa cruz for the second half of your day. mostly cloudy at this hour. low 70s santa cruz this

afternoon. mid-70s redwood city. 76, palo alto. mid-60s in san francisco. san francisco warming into the 70s yesterday, so you'll notice the difference for your afternoon as well. the extended forecast, as we get into your father's day sunday, notice only subtle changes. you may not really notice any change at all. we'll start out with low clouds, partly cloudy for the afternoon. low 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. low 80s inland. temperatures will continue to cool as we get back to work on monday. coolest day is tuesday. and the warming trend will begin on wednesday. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers, coming up. well, the organizers of the bay bridge light project say they now know what may have caused some of their lights to go out. moisture in those led lights is apparently to blame. crews started investigating the cause of the malfunction last month and they are now working on a solution to fix it. >> living in this environment of high winds, of salty air, of rain and constant fog and vibrations that never stop from the quarter million cars or

more passing it every single day. >> supporters do have other good news to report. the $8 million art project is now fully funded. the founder of word press gave the initial donation. now he is giving the project the additional $1.5 million it needs. if all goes well, the lights should stay on for another two years. for the very latest on the progress of the new bay bridge, go to our website, ktvu.com. a win by the giants today and the world series champs will have a winning road trip. they blanked the atlanta braves last night, 6-0. buster posey returned to his home state of georgia, smacking three doubles in the game for the first time in his career. but the star was pitcher madison bumgarner. he threw seven shutout innings and struck out 10 braves. look's like the a's winning streak at home will continue. they caught a break last night when two players ran into each other in the outfield, but the mariners pulled out the

victory, 3-2, snapping the a's 12-game winning streak at the coliseum. don't forget, you can watch today's mariners-a's game right here on channel 2. coverage begins at 4:00. and tomorrow, the a's are giving away grant bell four gnomes for the first 10,000 fans. and the cal men's golf team, with the first trio of college teammates to ever play in the same u.s. open. good luck to them. go bears. >> absolutely. go cal. time now, 9:43. coming up, an east bay store selling booze for about a buck. why some say the bargain might come at a cost, though. >> and the popular children's show "sesame street" is tackling an issue that impacts millions of children across the nation. the new kit they released online to help kids and their caregivers. >> first, here's a live look at 880 near the oakland coliseum,

where it's clear now. come closer to game time at the coliseum this afternoon, you might see more traffic. stay with us. mornings on 2 continues in two minutes. medications?

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house it was. i was just, like, there is a bear in your backyard. so i don't think they believed me at first, but i was kind, of freaking out. they were like, oh, my gosh! >> animal control says so far, they can't find that furry guy. well, people in santa cruz are on high alert after a mountain lion sighting. officers searched the area, but still no signs of the mountain lion. calls have been placed to the residents with warnings. they also urge residents to keep your pets and children inside. marin county is reporting its first dead bird that tested positive for west nile virus this year. health officials say a dead crow found last month near redwood road and floor bell avenue has now tested positive for the mosquito-borne virus. people are being reminded to dump standing water on their property to prevent mosquitoes from breeding and to also use mosquito repellent. solano county is the only other bay county to report west nile

activity this year. the 2012 sonoma grape harvest is going down as the largest ever recorded. $267,000 of wine grapes were harvested last year, valued at nearly $583 million. that is an increase of 41% from the year before. the sonoma county wine growers association says great weather and a long growing season helped deliver the record- breaking crop. an historic coca-cola bottling plant in sacramento is now closed. the plant, on stockton boulevard, has been independently owned for 87 years, but then coca-cola bought it this year. the company then decided the plant was big enough. although some of the plant's 60 workers were transferred to another plant in sacramento, most were let go. an east bay 99-cents only store wants to add booze to its list of bargains. the store is applying for a license to sell beer and wine. the alcoholic beverages would be priced from 99-cents up to

$4.99. some shoppers welcome the idea. others have concerns that cheap alcohol may attract the wrong crowd. >> there might be a risk of people, like liquor stores, people hanging out with the beer and the wine. >> a store spokesman says the chain strictly follows all laws and regulations related to alcohol sales. a public hearing on the store's application is set for july 8th. a decision on the alcohol permit could come near the end of august. graduates of the 2013 class at two bay area colleges will hear from some political heavy weights this weekend. former defense secretary leon panetta is the keynote speaker at this morning's commencement at santa clara university. he is returning to santa clara, where he majored in political science as an undergrad and where he also received a graduate degree at the school of law. santa clara university holds a special place in his heart as well. it's where he first met his wife. meantime, new york mayor michael bloomberg will also take part in a local graduation. he'll speak at stanford's 122nd

commencement tomorrow morning at stanford stadium. the event will be shown on the school's website. stanford says it chose bloomberg because he encourages students to think big and to encourage them in how to make a difference in the world. a new push to crack down on end of the school year dumping. many students at cal state east bay are leaving behind a large amount of garbage. a community room has been transformed into a drop-off site for items students no longer want. it's called free fest and it's run by students. >> educating yon minds, it's important to let them know that recycling, you should do that. >> organizers are also looking at dumpsters around campus for items that can be recycled. disadvantaged students can go to the community room and take whatever they want for free. what's left over is given to the st. vincent depaul charity. there may be more trouble on the horizon for the irs. the agency may now be in jeopardy of losing some of its

funding for the federal healthcare overhaul because of recent scandals. the irs was supposed to get a big budget boost next year to help implement the new law, but republicans are now trying to limit that funding, citing management problems. something as simple as a well-placed water machine is apparently helping kids make healthier choices at one oakland school. before this machine came to claremont middle school, students say they were choosing beverages with lots of sugar. researchers at ucsf learned students were not drinking a lot of water at school, in large part because most didn't have access to it. researchers say before this experiment, only 1 to 10% of students would get water from a water fountain. now those in charge of the lunch at fairmont say they are seeing more students drinking more water. sesame street is tackling a new issue that impacts children across the nation. >> my dad's in jail. >> jail? why? >> i don't like to talk about it. >> producers of the show have come up with a new tool on

their website to help children and caregivers cope when parents go to jail. it includes story books, activity books, and videos. there's even an app. a report shows more than 2.7 million children in the u.s. have parents behind bars. >> important issue to talk about, no question. time now, 9:51. coming up, get ready to start those engines. how you can win a family four- pack of tickets to see the save mart 350 next weekend at the sonoma raceway. >> and around the bay area, a notable drop in temperatures happening this morning. and it's a trend we'll see for the afternoon as well. i'll have a look at the forecast, coming up.

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all you have to do for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in the secret word. there it is on your screen, "throttle." time now, 9:54. let's recap top stories this morning. a restaurant in castro valley will reopen monday, as authorities investigate a deadly police shooting. officers say a gunman tried to rob boulevard burger around 10:00 last night. investigators say a worker tussled with the gunman as he tried to shoot two deputies. the deputies then shot and killed the gunman, whose identity has not been released. the battle over open space continues in san francisco. last night, a couple of dozen demonstrators tried to take back the area formerly known as the hay valley farm. but police blocked off the area. two people were arrested. a local sailing competition starts back up today, a year after tragedy struck one of its teams. sailors will return to the san francisco bay for the fairlawns race. competitors are required to wear some of the best life

vests in the market. president obama discussed what he called his most important job, being a dad, in his weekly address. >> if there's one thing i've learned along the way, it's that all of our personal successes shine a little less brightly if we fail at family. that's what matters most. >> on the eve of father's day, the president says there's no substitute for the love and support and presence of a parent in a child's life. because he was raised by a single mother and never knew his father, president obama says his two daughters, sasha and maliyah, are his biggest successes in life. a maryland man and his son are sharing an incredible bond this father's day weekend. randy and kyle wilkerson both have new hearts. now, eight years ago, randy was diagnosed with familial cardiomyopathy, a disease that affects the heart muscles. he got a transplant, but the disease is genetic and this year, randy's son, 14-year-old kyle, was also diagnosed. he got his new heart in april and says he now gets pretty important advice from his

father. >> he would give me pointers, like take your pills and do your vitals. >> positive attitude. got to keep a positive attitude. >> doctors say families with a known history of heart disease should consider genetic testing so they could be aware of risks. close to 10:00 now. here we go. rosemary has your forecast for this weekend. getting cooler out there, i guess, rosemary? >> cooling off a bit. may be a little uncomfortable with the cool weather along the coast, because we are going to be gray most of the day. temperatures will only be in the low 60s for the afternoon. the rest of us, fairly pleasant weather in store. some areas that warmed well into the upper 80s, near 90 degrees yesterday will be in the low 80s for today. at this hour, widespread low 50s to low 60s around the coast and bay. inland, far inland, brentwood, antioch, near 70 degrees. by 10:00, temperatures will be on the mild side inland. i'm seeing low clouds begin to

clear. mostly sunny away from the coastline. 60s at the coast. mid-60s for san francisco. low to mid-70s around the bay. the extended forecast showing you that we will have little change for tomorrow. we will cool down a bit mormon. tuesday is the coolest day. then we begin a warming trend on wednesday. first full day of summer on friday and temperatures will be warm. >> at least we're not seeing the triple digits we saw last weekend. >> you're right. that was brutal in some areas. >> really was. >> thanks, rosemary. and that's our report for this morning. be sure to join ktvu for our next newscast at 7:00 following the oakland a's-seattle game. >> and we're always with you at ktvu.com. have a great day, everyone. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit,

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he hello, everyone, i'm frank somerville and this is ktvu investigates. it's a collection of some of our recent investigations that made a difference in our community and sparked interest in issues that impact our lives. our first investigation involves this, imagine moving into an abandoned home and eventually owning that home without ever buying it. ktvu's eric rasmussen investigates a 21st century twist on the gold rush concept of