>> reporter: we're live in san jose where a teenager has been arrested for a deadly crash this morning. we'll tell you what piece of evidence police found here. just minutes from now, a possible ruling from the supreme court on same-sex marriage. we've got the latest updates from inside the court. >> reporter: and pacifica police this morning are searching for a man they

believe tried to kidnap a 10- year-old girl. how she got away and the sketch police want you to see. another bay area tech company, targeted 5,000 times for information about its users. who wants to know what apple users are doing? mete "mornings on 2" begins right now -- "mornings on 2" begins right now. good morning. welcome to monday, june 17th. this is "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's we begin with a quick look at weather and traffic. rosemary is it gonna be nice? >> yes, as we felt over the weekend. we have mild temperatures in the afternoon. we remain locked in this pattern. we have a trough off the west coast. we'll starting off with fog along the coast. partly cloudy skies along the bay. a decent onshore breeze and this will add up for a fairly

nice day for most. good morning, sal. good morning. traffic on 80 is moving along okay, right after university. there's police activity on the shoulder. you can see for yourself that traffic is getting better right after that activity as you drive out to the macarthur maze. let's go back to the desk. >> we begin this hour with developing news in san jose, where police say charges will be filed against the driver accused of plowing into several parked cars killing a passenger. ktvu's janine de la vega has been at the scene since 4:30. are we getting a since of what caused this crash? >> reporter: yes. speed and it looks like alcohol. that's what police are telling me. i want to tell you the speed limit on foxworthy avenue is 35 miles an hour. this is near hillsdale just around the corner from all of the car dealerships on capitol

expressway. we don't know how fast the car was traveling there with the roof torn off. but the police say the driver was definitely speeding. you can see this pile of mangled cars. the passenger is dead. his body is still on the sidewalk. they believe the driver of the toyota avalon, lost control, plowed into a row of three parked cars. three of them were totaled. 40-year-old passenger was trapped inside. firefighters had to extricate him. once they removed the roof, he was already dead. the driver was rushed to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. police found beer cans in the car. neighbors rushed to the scene to try to help before firefighters got there. >> i could hear him say, don't move him. just leave him alone. i figured those people are already helping him. the police came shortly after. >> reporter: police say they are going to arrest that

driver. they've identified him as martin acosta, an 18-year-old from san jose. they are going to book him for driving under the influence and for vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence. he's still at the hospital. they say all he suffered was some facial injuries. now, police also tell me that they believe the two men in this accident, the driver and the passenger, were coworkers at a restaurant. what leads them to believe that, they were wearing the same uniform. so they think they were getting off work when this happened. this intersection, we're told, will probably be blocked off for an hour, hour and a half. so police are asking people to avoid this area, right around foxworthy, where it turns into pearl' and hillsdale. that intersection. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. we're closely watching the u.s. supreme court this morning to see if the court will hand down their ruling on california's proposition 8, the ban on same-sex marriage. the court is right now

announcing rulings. we're monitoring a live blog coming out of the courtroom. we'll let you know the very minute we find out if the justices are gonna issue a ruling on proposition 8 this morning. the court is scheduled to make the decision before the end of the month. but they still have 19 cases to rule on and we don't know which day the prop 8 ruling will be coming down. other closely-watched cases in this supreme court session include whether the doma act defining marriage between a man and a woman is constitutional. an affirmative action case out of texas, whether it's constitutional in austin, texas to consider race in their administration. the university of austin filed a friend of the court brief in this case.

ktvu will bring you the decision on proposition 8 as soon as it comes down. we'll have continuing coverage here on the air and on line. when the decision comes down, we'll go in-depth with an extra coverage on that decision. police say a man in pacifica tried to kidnap a 10- year-old girl but he ran off when the child punched him. this happened yesterday afternoon on beach boulevard near the pier. alex savidge is live near pacifica with important information on the suspect in this case. >> reporter: good morning. this little girl physically unhurt. but likely shaken up after what happened yesterday afternoon. she fought off the man who police say was trying to kidnap her. police -- police really want you to take a look at this

sketch. the attempted abduction happened yesterday afternoon near beach and santa rosa avenue. police say the man from the sketch approached the 10-year- old girl, told her to come with him, and grabbed her. she punched the man and managed to run off. police are still searching for him. he's described as white, wearing a checkered shirt and jeans. i have a call in to police. i'm still waiting to hear back with an update to the investigation. alex savidge, account kut -- ktvu channel 2 news. the trial of a gain rape case at richmond high school continues today. we're learning the victim could take the stand. she was a 16-year-old sophomore at the time of the 2009 attack. police say she was beaten, raped and sexually abused after leaving the school's homecoming dance.

if convicted, jose montona and peter marcelas could get life in prison. and the trial of joseph naso is expected to begin this morning. ess a suspected of killing -- he's suspected of killing four women. he's acting his own attorney and will deliver his opening statement this morning. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. ktvu will have a camera at the courthouse and we'll have more on this coming up at noon. apple says the government asked apple for information about its users and is joining other tech companies that they received similar requests. apple says 5,000 requests were made for information from federal, state and local authorities since last september. some requests were related to national security, but apple says most were made by police investigating crimes or trying

to prevent suicides or looking for missing people. first it was on the nsa now a new scandal is unfolding in enengland. coming up, why -- england. coming up, why this could be a major embarement for the british government. sal, you say traffic is slow on the east shore? >> it is slow because of the distraction on 80 westbound, i will show you the picture and you can see that the traffic is pretty thick at the top of your screen. then it loosens up a little bit. normally, it's always slow here. i think what's happening, combined with the normal slow traffic and then you have the activity on the shoulder. it's kind of, you know, the two of them add up to some slow traffic here in richmond at el cerrito before you get past the distraction on the berkeley side. it's not in the lanes but you can see a couple of burned out police cars as you drive by. let's take a look at the bay

bridge toll plaza, westbound, it's getting lighter by the minute. it's backed up to the middle of the parking lot. the commute in san jose has been okay. if you are driving from hayward to union city and fremont, southbound 880 right now 2003 the -- i'm sore sorry, the alvarado niles exit, there is a traffic there. traffic will be slow once you get past that soon. let's go to rosemary. outside our doors from ktvu, you can see low clouds have rolled in. we started out mostly clear, super early this morning. stormtracker2, showing you this system here that's been parked for the entire weekend will nudge east. tomorrow will be the coolest day. today, a slight cooldown in some cases. but the onshore breeze is blowing stronger in many areas to the delta, gusting to 30 miles an hour at times. fairfield reporting sustained wind at 25.

a southerly breeze. a westerly breeze in oakland at 8 miles per hour. in our hills, also, seeing the winds, crank just a little bit over mt. diablo. we're seeing wednesday anywhere from 30 to who miles an hour -- 030 to 40 miles an hour -- 30 to 40 miles an hour. upper 50s for redwood city, so a cool to mild start out there. mostly cl s stretching into castro valley but mostly sunny in and around walnut creek. 62 pittsburg, 67 brentwood. for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline, at the coast, partly to mostly cloudy conditions expected for today. 62 for san francisco. upper 60s for oakland. upper 70s for concord. low 80s expected in antioch. your extended -- temperatures will continue to cool with the cooldown on tuesday. wednesday nice. summer arrives on thursday evening. the first full day of summer

will be on friday. upper 70s and 80s inland. upper 60s at the coast. i will have a broader look at your highs -- coming up. controversy at the g8 summit. the issue leaders plan to tackle when they get together in northern ireland today. a sunday at the park turns tragic. what happened -- tragic. what happened in the search for a missing kayaker. have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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the sisters of the missing man say her brother vanished when taking off his life jacket to swim 75 feet to shore. >> once he got into the water, he tried to get the life jacket back and she witnessed him submerging into the water. >> divers from the alameda county sheriff's office searched the waters for hours before the sun sent down. they are back this morning with what is now believed to be a recovery effort. 64-year-old james moten walked out of his care home near 51st and foothill about 6:30 saturday morning. police say he's considered at risk because of his mental condition. he's an african-american man with a bald head and he has a beard. you see the photo. he's about 5'2" weighing about 140 pounds. president obama is in northern ireland this morning

for the g8 summit, the crisis in syria and worldwide economic fears take center stage. as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, the president is expected to speak at the g8 summit this hour. good morning, kyla. >> reporter: president obama is running behind schedule. he's supposed to talk to reporters any minute. president obama joins leaders from eight of the world's most powerful economic countries. the summit was intended to focus on interspark trade and economy. but because some of these countries disagree how to handle the blood shed in syria, that situation is expected to be a top priority. sadly puten is very outspoken -- vladimir puten is very outspoken about president obama's plan. the two are expected to talk privately. a new cnn poll shows that president obama's approval

rating has taken a dive. last month, 58% supported president obama. now just 45% of the job he's doing. that's an 18-month low. we'll take a closer look at president obama's schedule for the remainder of the g8 summit when i see you next. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. david cameron is among those attending the summit. this morning he refused to comment hon a hacking scandal -- on a hackle scandal involving the government. the newspaper there reported that britain's spy agency hacked into e-mails. this morning, the white house is also defending the nsa's secret surveillance program of phone and internet records. white house chief of staff denis mcdonough says the program is constitutional and carefully monitored. he also says the u.s. government does not know the exact location of the man

accused of leaking the existens of the program. this man, edward snowden. snowden is believed to be in hong kong. that has former vice president dick cheney concerned he could be cooperating with china. >> i'm very, very worried that he still has additional information that he hanot released yet. that the chinese would real -- welcome the opportunity and probably provide immunity to him. >> the justice department is preparing criminal charges against snowden but have not announced what the charges may be. happening now -- fbi agents are searching this field, north of detroit. they are looking for the remains of mob boss jimmy hoffa. who disappeared in 199 a. this is happening in -- 19195. this is happening in -- 1919 -- 1995.

this is in detroit. a man called and said he believes he knows where hoffa says. the man was in prison at the time he said he knows where hoff hoff -- hoffa. again, they are looking for the remains of jimmy hoffa. president obama has appointed a special envoy for closing down guantanamo bay. he also ordered the military to comply with the geneva convention standards for humane treatment of prisoners. back here at home, we have new information now about some mysterious weekend gunfire in berkeley. it happened early sunday on telegraph avenue near chaning way. neighbors said they heard several gunshots. berkeley police now believe that gunfire was tied to a big

late-night party on nearby fraternity row. so far there's no word of injuries or suspects. google is testing a project featuring wi-fi balloons. they hope can bring internet access to 5 billion people. the company is launching what it calls project loon. there it is. it's balloons launched into the stratosphere. >> it's a huge problem in the world today, two-thirds of the people on the planet don't have internet access. >> testing is plakeing lace in new zealand. google hopes one day thousands of balloons will move up. they will be about 12 miles up in the air moving well above

planes to ensure internet access to all. i understand this would be a good way to communicate emergency -- >> that's an option. >> yes. are you ready for summer? >> oh, yeah. >> the first day of summer is this thursday. but will it feel like summer? look out the window. look at the sky. rosemary is sheer. she will let us know -- is here. she will let us know. she will also let us know about the changes happening today. a california woman legally declared dead, but -- not once but twice. good morning. westbound 24 between the walnut creek area and oakland looks pretty good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute.

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95-year-old alice brown is alive and well even though the government has declared her twice and she says her benefits have been cut. it happened after the government put her on the dead master list. the list is almost impossible to get your name taken off of. she said the first shame she died she was in the hospital and medicare said it would not pay for it. >> and then social security wrote me a letter saying my date of death was 10-31-11. >> she says each time this happens, she loses her benefits, which are her only source of income. 7:24. there have been cracked wells, broken bolts and a host of our problems. growing safety concerns over

the new bay bridge has many people calling for a delay in the scheduled labor day o'ing. project -- day opening. project managers are doing everything possible to reach the deadline. ktvu recently got a close look at the massive construction project. we have breaking news right now. 7:24. breaking news from the united states supreme court. the court did not, did not, issue a ruling on california's proposition 8 banning same-sex marriage during the session this morning. what that means, the earliest the court could -- a ruling could come down on same-sex marriage would be thursday morning. this morning, the supreme court issued five rulings on other cases but again, nothing on proposition 8. the court is expected to make a decision on prop 8 before their current session ends at the end of this

month. >> we will stay on top of this. as soon as any decision comes down, we'll have full coverage. let's check in with sal. full coverage on traffic? >> good morning. the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a backup that's getting better. it's backed up to the end of the parking lot. san mateo bridge traffic does look pretty good as you drive out to the high rise. it's been a nice drive, too. there is an accident southbound 880 that was cleared on -- on 880. that's actually doing well. let's go to rosemary. daytime highs, similar to yesterday. let's take a tour. we're talking upper 70s to low 80s for our warmest communities, 60s and 70s for in and around the bay. oakland, you are checking in about 69 this afternoon. upper 70s to low 80s for the inland east bay. 75 san jose. low to mid-70s in santa cruz

with mostly sunny skies. low 60s pacific half moon bay with mostly cloudy skies. 62 san francisco. 74 redwood city. as we wind down the spring season temperatures will continue to cool. but in time for the first weend i will have your full forecast -- coming up. the b.a.r.t. expansion project starts today. it will affect traffic for an entire year. and a nasty sewage problem at the home of the as. we're live in berkeley where a high-speed chase ends with two patrol cars stuck in ice plants along the freeway. we'll tell you what happened to the suspect. did he get away? have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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we're following developing news from berkeley. two sheriff squad cars caught fire after a high-speed chase. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live now to tell us what happened and how that fire started. >> reporter: well, the high- speed chase started in el sobrante and then the suspect made a sharp turn coming off this offramp on university avenue. he made this turn through this foliage, went about 80 yards through all of this ice plant. the sheriff's deputies followed him. you can see where it's all torn up here. that's where the cars got

stuck. but then, the suspect ended up getting right back on 80 and got away. two flat bed tow trucks just hauled away both squad cars. one of them -- one of them a total loss. two contra costa sheriff deputies noticed a black lexus with no plates in el sobrante out on castro ranch road. when they tried to pull over the driver, he sped off an led deputies on an 11-minute chase into berkeley. the deputies got stuck in ice plants. >> it appears to me that the exhaust systems of the patrol cars cut this foliage on fire which then caught the patrol cars on fire. >> reporter: the exhaust systems appear to have ignited the brush. the one car sustained a lot of fire damage and will have to be destroyed. that's worth about $30,000. the other car will be salvaged. no one was hurt luckily. back here live if we take a look at traffic on i-80 you can see pretty much everything is

back to normal. it had been pretty slow going, but it just started to pick up once the scene it clear. typically there's traffic along 80 yeah way at this hour. but this -- anyway at this hour. but this traffic definitely impacted things. a driver facing drunk driving charges after a freeway crash in hayward that injured four little kids. two of those victims were the driver's own steppe children. it happened -- stepchildren. it happened near the a street onramp. the chp says the driver lost control of his car, hit a pickup truck and veered off the freeway and smashed into a large pole. >> the vehicle suffered significant damage. there were four children in the vehicle. two were ejected. those two children suffered major injuries. >> two other children suffered minor injuries. one adult passenger was not hurt. police did arrest the driver on suspicion of drunk driving right there at the accident

scene. a mentally ill man is dead. two fremont police officers are on leave after a very deadly shooting yesterday morning. police were called to help a woman who said her 53-year-old son had a knife and was out of control. police say as two police officers went into the family's home, they were confronted by the suspect and shot him. we have no details on how the man threatened the officers. there's a nasty sewage problem at the oakland coliseum. sewage pipes backed up during the game yesterday. pools of water in the lower levels forced both teams to move from their locker rooms to higher ground. officials say six straight home games attracting 170,000 fans overloaded the plumbing. the as want the new stadium but have not received a green light

from the league. today the oakland police headquarters is set to reopen after being closed for plumbing problems. the building on 7th street has been closed for repairs off and on for two weeks. the problem started earlier this month after a third floor toilet broke and flooded several floors. the cleanup cost is estimated between $150,000 to $270,000. a gas leak near the moscone center tied up traffic and forced several hundred people to evacuate. this happened around noon yesterday when construction workers accidentally hit a pg&e line at 4th and folsom street. a convention at the moscone center was evacuated along with the museum, the yerba buena guardens and nearby apartments. seniors were moved to a nobody church. no one was hurt. a woman is recovering after jumping ten feet into a storm drain. witnesses saw her lift off the

drain before jumping in. this happened in concord. a contra costa county sheriff's deputy said he was leaning in the train and was talking to her when she ran down a sewage ton. that's when a firefighter was lowered down to help her. the woman was hoisted up and taken to the hospital for evaluation. santa clara county supervisors will try to close a $67 million deficit over the next fewer days. they will debate recommendations before they make a final vote on friday. one includes a sales tax hike approved by voters in november and another $21 million in concessions from unions. people who live in san francisco may soon have a say about how san francisco money is spent. san francisco is considering anyone 16 and older to decide how a million dollars in tax money will be spent.

a debate over gun dealers expected to top the agenda at a los gatos city council meeting tonight. council members are due to talk about an ordinance that would require a public hearing before a gun store could open. this comes after a gun store was able to open last november without a public hearing. later this morning, california lawmakers will consider limo safety bills from two bay area state senators. this is in response to last night's fiery limo crash on the san mateo bridge where five nurses heading to a wedding celebration were killed. a bill from ellen corbett would require two doors and two emergency window exits in the back of all windows. a separate bill from jerry hill of san mateo would require all limos to carry five extinguishers. -- fire extinguishers.

pam cook is in our newsroom to tell us what area is being affected by the b.a.r.t -- by the b.a.r.t. closures. >> this is between kato road and mills falls court. it's not far off the 880 in fremont. that stretch of road will be closed for one year for a b.a.r.t. project. the road will be colored and lash -- lowered an three new bridges will be -- and three new bridges will be built. in the long run, it sounds like it will be a very nice addition for the area. but in the short-term this could affect drivers. i want to check in with sal with more. >> a lot of people use this road to get through kind of a little bit of a shortcut. you won't be able to mention it

for another year. and then they will open it back up again. it won't affect 880 directly but people may not be getting off that ramp anymore. it's close to 880. speaking of the freeways. right now we're looking pretty good. it's a little bit heavy between walnut creek and oakland on 24 westbound. nothing you can't handle but this is the peak commute there. bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic has been getting a little bit better. it's backed up for a ten-minute delay at the toll. no problems getting on the upper deck of the bay bridge. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, we had a couple of earlier issues. southbound 880 between 238 and fremont is moderately busy. let's go to rosemary. a weather day similar to what we had yesterday. we're off to a similar start this morning. we to have low clouds floating into the bay. isn't that a beautiful shot there. partly cloudy skies in and around areas like oakland, hayward, san leandro, reporting

partly to mostly cloudy skies but partly cloudy as you go further inland. those low clouds stretch into castro valley. meanwhile from the peninsula to millbrae, burlingame, i'm seeing low clouds there. winds are continuing this morning. the onshore breeze, fairfield, gusting to 30 at times. transporting the moisture into the delta all the way into the valley. for today, winds light around the region. in the hills, i'm seeing the gusty conditions at times. but that's really about it. 56 in concord. low 50s san francisco. this is a rebound here because some of our north bay communities actually slipped into the upper 40s. it was a bit of a chilly start earlier this morning. we're partly cloudy. fog at the coast. temperatures in the afternoon. nice and mild. we'll see a slight cooldown from yesterday. tuesday be will the coolest day. 79 for concord today. 69 in oakland.

62 san francisco. mid-70s san jose, i will just sum it up by saying very similar to what we felt on sunday. temperatures will dive on tuesday but it won't last very long. bebe twin a rebound -- we begin a rebound and as we head in e weekend, upper 80s to low 90s for the inland. upper 60s for the coast. a new story this morning. why over a dozen 7-eleven workers have been taken into federal custody on the east coast. and a close call for a oakland boy shot while asleep in his bed.

u.s. stock market driven by investors counting on the federal reserve to extend programs meant to boost the economy. check this out, the dow triple digits up 158. the nasdaq is up 1% up 35. s&p up 15. the man of steel was a real superhero at the weekend box office. the latest superman story brought in $125 million in the opening weekend. that's the best opening for any opening in june and two and a half times for the next four movies combined. the travel industry is showing signs of uneven but

continuing growth. hotel bookings for leisure travel in the next year are up 4.6%. travelclick, which provides major hotels with booking software, says that applies to the entire country and adds individual business travelers are making more plans. those reservations are up 7%. but group conventions are up 2%. 7:43. an 11-year-old boy in oakland, recovering after being grazed by a bullet after he was sleeping in his home. it happened at 7th and adelaide streets. someone started to shoot at an apartment with eight people inside. the bullet went through the wall, next to where the boy was sleeping. his brothers were also in the same bed but they were not hurt. >> it's not the first time. they've done it before. they've shot through there. it could have hit my bad. the last time they shot in my backyard and it hit my window

and i broke up with glass all over me. police say there's no obvious motive. a white car was seen leaving the scene. jury selection goes on in the trial of gorge zimmerman. we have a -- george zimmerman. we have a live camera there. in sanford, florida. now zimmerman is facing second- degree murder charges for shooting 17-year-old trayvon rtin. this is george zimmerman right there. zimmerman is pleading not guilty, claiming self-defense. so far 41 prospective jurors have been questioned. lawyers are looking for people who had very limited media exposure to this controversial case. nelson man dem law's wife saying thank you to well- wishers all over the world. she says she welt the closeness of the world and the deep --

felt the closeness of the world and the deepest meaning of strength and peace. >> nelson mandela is 94 years old. he's been in the hospital for ten days being treated for a lung infection. the former president of south africa has had lung problems and they stem from his time when he was in prison. he spent 27 years in prison for protesting before he became the president in south africa in 1994. new this morning, more than a dozen 7-eleven workers have been taken into federal custody after raids in new york and virginia. the rid are part of an investigation -- raids are part of an investigation into human smuggling, identity theft and money laundering. owners are accused of helping those workers smuggle into the u.s. from pakistan. more votes are expected this week in the u.s. senate on

immigration reform. last week, the senate voted to prevent a republican filibuster of the bill by an overwhelming margin of 82-15. the bill is supported by a bipartisan group of eight senators. and two of the republican senators from the group of 8 arworning that if the gop blocks this measure, the party will have a difficult time trying to retake the white house in the 2016 election. a full vote in the senate is expected for before july 4th. a group of nuns pushing for immigration reform traveling around the country will stop in bay area. they marched in bakersfield yesterday. they are nuns on the -- their nuns on. bus tour began in new york last month. this afternoon, the nuns have a meeting scheduled with silicon valley technology leaders in santa clara. some colorado fire evacuees are heading home today as arson investigators look for the cause of the deadly fire. now, the one near colorado springs has burned 16,000

acres, destroyed hundreds of home and two people are dead. this is considered the worst and most destructive fire in colorado history. more than a week after being evacuated, some are being allowed to back in their homes. others, not so lucky, they saw their homes go up in flames during live news reports. >> the fire was licking up the side of the garage and it was seriously an infernal. >> the investigation is -- inferno. >> the investigation goes on. the fire investigator says this is now a crime scene. open burns will be banned in several bare counties at 8:00 this morning -- bay area counties at 8:00 this morning. calfire may issue special permits for farm work. campfires are allowed in designated campgrounds but only

with permission. these bands will be in effect through the end of the fire season. 7:48. right now, a judge is hearing arguments on whether a sickness known as valley fever is bad enough to move thousands of prison inmates. the illness comes from an airborne fungus that occurs naturally in the san joaquin valley. the federal judge will decide if 3,000 inmates will be transferred out of state prisons. a car-sharing program is being considered by a transportation agency in marin county. it says getting solo drivers out of their cars will help reduce commuter gridlock. right now 88% of people drive alone to work and do not carpool. the pilot program for car sharing will cost $70,000. napa's red light cameras are going to be up and running for at least one more year. the city extended the contract to keep the cameras through next summer.

according to the city, the number of red light violations has dropped since the cal raws were in -- cameras were installed in 2009. the cost of a red light ticket, $about 500 -- about $500. this is big news. big news if you are buying or selling a home. what is happening with interest rates that could have a big impact on the real estate market. the cal connection to this year's u.s. open.

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finished with a 66. that's actually three shots higher than tiger woods. police in vallejo searching for two people accused of shooting a young men and a dog outside of a children's birthday party. the 18-year-old victim was shot saturday night as he was standing in a driveway on sawyer street near highway 37 -- he was attending a birthday child for a -- birthday party for a child. a dog was shot. no word if the dog survived. an innocent bystander shot by san francisco police in 2011 could be close to reaching a settlement with the city. the "examiner" reports the police union is expected to vote soon for jessica orose zoe. she and another bystander were hit by gunfire when police fired at a suspect during a

chase. that bullet hit oroscoe in the sky. interest rates are rising on homeowners. mortgage rates are hovering near the 4% mark. that's up a half% in the last month -- a half percent in the last month. that would give more typical homeowners a better chance to buy homes. right now, families who want to live in homes they buy are being outbid by investors. in petaluma a plan to give an extra day for buying fireworks is being considered. the groups say they are at a disadvantage because rohnert park allows one more day of sales. the nonprofits operate fire work booths to raise money for the years. this is the second year they've asked for an extra day to sell fireworks. here she is. there is a new ms. usa this

morning. 25-year-old ms. connecticut. erin brady won the title last night at the 66th annual pageant in las vegas. she gets the crown and a new york apartment for a year and is expected to lead a nationwide speaking tour for breast and ovarian cancer organizations. let's go to sal. >> good morning, everybody. >> right now, at the toll plaza, it's been kind of up and down. we had a lighter-than-usual commute. now we're seeing a little bit of slow traffic as more people have shown up. it's about a 15-minute delay. still not as bad as it could be. you are waiting for a little bit before you get in the city. this morning's commute on 80 westbound as you drive through. they've towed the cars away

from the university avenue. the traffic is getting through a little bit better. you can see the traffic pattern has definitely changed in the last few minutes here. it's crowded all the way through from the albany through the macarthur maze. the morning commute is moving along well at 880 southbound. now let's go to rosemary. we're off to a similar start this morning weatherwise. we have partly to mostly cloudy skies along the coast and the bay. giving you look at the cloud deck floating on by. temperatures right about what we felt yesterday. widespread 50s around the region. antioch, brentwood. by 10:00 mostly sunny skies, low 50s at the coast. and for your lunch hour, 60s at the coast. mid- to upper 60s around the bay. upper 60s, right around -- mid- to upper 70s inland for your lunch hour. here is a look at the afternoon

highs for today. 69 in oakland, 74 in redwood city. if you are going to see the as or -- giants play, it will be cool and breeds. the extended forecast -- to drop tomorrow before we begin a warmup on wednesday and in time for the first weekend in summer, upper 80s low 90s for the inland communities. 60s for the coast. the waiting goes on for an historical ruling from the u.s. supreme court. what's happening during the past hour as we wait for that decision on gay marriage. >> reporter: and pacifica police want you to see a sketch of a man they say tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl. how she was able to get away. >> reporter: police say two men who worked together at a restaurant are involved in a deadly crash in san jose. we'll tell you withian of them is now under -- why one of them

is now under arrest when "mornings on 2" continues. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol.

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going on. hopefully enjoyed your father's day. weatherwise we'll fell like yesterday. waking up with low clouds at the coastline. we may be cool and cloudy at coast. outside of that, mostly sunny skies expected for the afternoon. the onshore breeze blowing this morning. i will have a detailed look at your afternoon highs coming up. good morning sal. westbound 24 between the walnut creek interchange and the tunnel, you will see traffic moving along nicely. no major problems. northbound 280 we're getting slow traffic from the late morning commute getting into the valley. back to the desk at 8:00. we're tracking developing news in san jose where a driver is facing criminal charges in the death of a passenger. ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is live to let us know what some neighbors are saying about what happened. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. the coroner just arrived here on the scene at foxworthy avenue and hillsdale.

you can see they are examining the body about to collect it. quite a few neighbors heard the crash that caused this accident and woke them up from sleep. one witness says they saw the driver of the car that you see to the left with the roof ripped off of it, they saw the driver stumble out. they asked what happened and who was driving. they didn't realize what he did according to neighbors. investigating and collecting evidence. this accident happened at 2:00 a.m. police say it appears the driver of that toyota avalon was driving at a high rate of speed, lost control and crashed into five parked cars. the 18-year-old driver survived but was rushed to the hospital. the passenger a 40-year-old man was trapped and the fire department had to use the jaws of life to free him but it was too late. he died at the scene. >> officers found a victim trapped on the passenger side of the vehicle. they had to call fire to come in and extract the victim.

once they did, he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: police say they found several beer cans inside the car. they believe that alcohol played a part in the accident. the driver, martin acosta, police say he's still at the hospital with facial injuries. he will be taken to jail, booked for driving under the influenced a gross vehicular manslaughter. police believe the two men, he and his passengers were coworkers at a restaurant leaving work. this pearl avenue at capitol expressway. that's where police have blocked it off. you can see cars are turning around. they are being detoured to stay away. that's because even though this accident happened at foxworthy and hillsdale -- no audio -- j police just told me they expect to still be here maybe for at least another hour. so two avoid this air -- so to

avoid this area. now we're getting a look at the police sketch of the man that police say tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl near the pacifica pier. alex savidge joining us live in pacifica to tell us more about the sketch of this suspect. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. several neighbors say they are concerned about what happened to this little girl yesterday here in pacifica. she was forced to fight back against the man who police say was trying to kidnap her. ultimately, she was able to escape. now, this morning, pacifica police want you to take a close look at this sketch we're gonna show you here. the man they are searching for, described as white, likely in his 30s and last seen wearing jeans and a red checkered shirt. this attempted abduction happened about 4:30 yesterday afternoon near the pier at beach boulevard and santa rosa avenue. police say this man approached the 10-year-old girl and told her to come with him. and then he grabbed her. that's when this little girl punched the man and she was

able to run off at that point. police moved in and they searched the area but this man was able to get away. a little while ago i talked with some of the customers at the chitchat cafe which is right in the area where this took place about this close call for a young girl. >> surprising, no. shocking, it's always a shock when something like that happens. you have to look on the four your kids and family -- you have to look out for for your kids and family -- for your kids and family. >> reporter: several people said they will be keeping an i out for the man in this -- an eye out for the man in this sketch. neighbors say this a busy area down by the pier, especially sunday afternoons when this happened. the little gill in this case was not physical -- the little girl was not physically hurt but was shaken up. there will be no ruling from thous supreme court today. we were -- from the u.s. supreme court today.

we were following along when the justices began to issue rulings. by 7:24. they issued five decisions and said that was it for the day. they won't say ken the prop 8 ruling will come down. we do know the next possible date is is thursday morning, again, starting at 7:00 a.m. the justices could rule on the constitutionality of prop 8 or decline to rule. that would let the circuit decision stand which struck down the measure banning same- sex marriage. >> it's more likely than not that they will decide that stand something a procedural way not to get to the case but would still leave intact the decision that we have out here from the 9th circuit which has thrown out proposition 8 already. >> after the date, the court has 14 other cases to rule on. other closely watched cases include -- include whether

d.o.m.a. is constitutional. at issue, whether the government can deny federal benefits to same-sex couples in states where they can legally marry. an april firmtive action case out of texas, where it's constitutional for the university of texas at austin to -- at texas in austin. ktvu will bring you the decision on prop 8 as soon as it comes down. we'll have continuing coverage on air and online during "mornings on 2" and when the decision comes down at 6:30 that evening. we'll go in-depth with an additional half-hour of coverage on the decision. in about an hour from right now, the trial begins in marin county for suspected serial killer joseph nas 0. nsao is --

naso is 79 years old. he's charged with killing four women. he's acting as his own lawyer. he will deliver his opening statement this morning. now if he's convicted, he could face the death penalty. ktvu will have a camera there at the courthouse. we'll have much more coming up on the news at noon. the victim in the richmond gang rape case could take the stand today when the trial continues. she was a 16-year-old sophomore at the time of this attack in 2009. police say she was beaten, raped and sexually abused after leaving the high school's homecoming dance. if convicted, 22-year-old jose montonya on peter marcelas could get life in prison. two other men have already pleaded guilty. apple is the latest tech company saying the government asked it for information about its users. apple said it had -- it had

where 5,000 requests from federal, state and local authorities sincelast december. first it was the nsa, now a new government-tacking scandal is unfolding in england. coming up at 8:15, why it could prove to be a major embarrassment for british government. sal, you have special cameras out there with cameras helping you? >> that's right. we're looking at that dave and tori. we have someone driving into ordy lane -- dash orinda right now, coming through, coming around the corner. now we're coming into the orinda area on highway 24. i have to tell you that traffic looks pretty good driving down the hill toward the orinda cross roads. you can see that the traffic is moving well. this summer, i think we're going to start seeing more of a

-- kind of a little bit of a letup as some people are off to their vacations. all right. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic here is backed up now. it's more than it was. it is about a 20-minute delay before you make it on the bridge. if you are driving to the contra costa commute. southbound 680 is moving along okay. this is 2le 0 northbound. that we're shing you -- 280 northbound that we're showing you. 280 is a little bit slow as you drive up to highway 17. 8:09. let's go to rosemary. only subtle changes in store for today. a live look here at jack london square. low clouds hanging the parts of oakland as well as san leandro, down into hayward, stretching east into castro valley. that's about where it stops. we've got low clouds hugging the coast. fog seeping into parts of the peninsula. here's the system that remained

pretty much stationary. has been with us through the weekend. it will be around for another day or two. as it begins to move inland tomorrow, that's when we'll see our coolest afternoon highs. for today, temperatures will cool slightly i'm going to say. we're going to look at a few degrees of cooling for the afternoon. the onshore breeze is stronger through fairfield. 25 miles per hour, gusting to 30. that's been the case all morning long. around the bay area, winds are light. sfo reporting gusty conditions and in the hills i'm seeing winds blow pretty good as well. we've got pretty good winds blowing through parts of mt. diablo in and around altamont and the north way. you have to get up above 1,000 feet. most most of us -- most of us not feeling it. 60 degrees right now outside your door in walnut creek. afternoon highs for today, 79 for novato, 75 for san rafael. 67, berkeley. low 60s, san francisco.

as we shift south into the south bay, 75, san jose. 77, los gatos. santa cruz, partly cloudy. mid-70s for you. the extended forecast, again, the cooling trend continuing through tomorrow. temperatures will begin to worm as we get into midweek wednesday. the first partial day of summer, we'll call it as summer arrives at 10:04 p.m. on thursday, warmer and then a heatup, upper 80s to low 90s for the inland communities. 60s at -- 60s at the coast. thank you, rosemary. president obama got the g8 summit in northern ireland, the world leader he scheduled with a big leader today. and a missing kayaker in an east bay lake. what he was doing seconds before he disappeared. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week.

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right now, park police in the livermore area are searching for a missing kayaker. he's believed to have drowned yesterday afternoon while boating in lake devol park. his sister said he vanished while taking off the life jacket so he could swim 75 feet ashore. >> once he got in the water, he tried to get the life jacket back, and she witnessed him submerging in the water. >> divers from the alameda

county sheriff's office searched the waters for several hours until sunset. they are back in the water for what is believed to be a recovery effort. fbi agents are searching a field north of detroit for the remains of labor union leader jimmy hoffa who disappeared in 1975. this is happening in michigan. the new development comes after a man contacted authorities in january to say he believes he knows where hoff ma's remains are. the fbi believes hoff ma was murdered due to mob ties. hoffa was declared legally dead in 19le 2. new information about hacking scandals both here in the u.s. and great britain. london's "guardian" newspaper says they hacked in. it happened at international

conferences. wise chief of staff denis mcdonough says a program is constitutional and carefully monitored. he also says the u.s. government does not know the expect location of the man accused of leaking the existence of the program, edward snowden. he's believed to be in hong kong. well, president obama is meeting with some of the world's top leaders talking about international trade and the civil war in syria. the president is speaking one on one with the president of russia. >> reporter: president obama is meeting with vladimir putin about two hours from now. the russian president has been the mostout spoken against president obama's plan to armed rob else in syria. putin said blood will be on the hands of the u.s. and others who get involved and help thibles. but president obama will try to

persuade that ousting assad will end the civil war. president obama spoke this past hour about an international trade agreement that would strengthen the economic partnership between the u.s. and european nations. we trade about a trillion dollars in goods in services each year. we invest nearly $4 trillion in each other's economies and all of that supports around 13 million jobs on both sides of the atlantic. >> reporter: the g8 summit wraps up tomorrow in northern ireland and then president obama and the rest of the first lady head to germany. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:17. the castro valley restaurant that was the scene of a deadly police shooting this weekend will reopen today. it happened at the boulevard burger restaurant on castro valley boulevard friday night shortly after closing time. sheriff deputies say they were forced to shoot and kill a man

who had pointed a gun at him after a robbery attempt. moments earlier an alert employee lunged at the gunman possibly saving the lives of the police officers. 8:17. still no sign of an oakland man with dementia who disappeared early saturday morning. he's 64-year-old james moten. he walked away from his care home near 61st avenue and foothill. he's considered at risk because of his when shaw. he's african-american, he has a bald head and -- dementia. he's african-american, he has a bald head and weighs about 220 pounds. security was tight at the start and finish lines at the marathon this weekend. anna breton, a mother of three, from berkeley won in the

women's event. >> all of the great people cheering you on. it's such a great, great experience out here. race organizers will consider feedback from runners when deciding to whether to make the security changes permanent. giants want baseball fans to have the best of both words. a good seat at the game and a chance to stay connected to the internet. tonight the giants opened their new social media -- media headquarters. the giants are not releasing a lot of details about this new social media gathering spot except it will give fans a place to follow the team online through a 12-foot by 4-foot video wall. the cafe will feature two 50- inch lcd screens that will carry all of the on-field action right there on that screen as well. 8:19. california woman legally declared dead.

not once but twice. >> medicare said we can't pay you pause you're dead. >> and she's not the only one trying to prove that she's alive and well. >> as we look live outside of our window. look at that fog. live pictures a cloudy monday morning in the bay area. rosemary orozco is coming back to tell you what we can expect today. westbound 237. traffic looks pretty good. a little bit of slowing. i will tell you more about the slow spots in the bay area. &c&c1

alice brown of southern california can relate to mark twain's quote who said reports of his death were greatry exaggerated. the government has declared brown dead twice. her benefits have been cut off twice by the cal state teacher retirement system and social security. it happened after the government put her on the dead master list. it's almost impossible to remove your name from the list. she said the first time she died she was in the hospital and medicare said it would not pay for it. >> and social security wrote me a letter stating my date of death was 10-31-11. >> brown said she loses her benefits every time this happened. 14,000 people are declared dead

every year by the social security agency despite being alive. well exon the new bay bridge, there have been several problems. growing safety concerns have a lot of people calling for delay in the scheduled labor day weekend opening. project managers are doing everything to meet the deadline. >> they are gonna put down two layers of an even poxy land asphalt and the deck will be paved. >> caltrans expected to announce whether the new bay bridge will open labor day weekend as scheduled next month. the hybrid muni buses are the first to hit the streets in san francisco this year. they will replace the old muni buses which have been around since 1999. the bio diesel-fueled engines are expected to require far

less maintenance than the old buses and they will cause less pollution. 8:24. let's check in with sal right now. see what's happening on the roads. >> all right. right now we're looking at the roads getting more crowded which is unusual in the 8:00 hour. i think people have been waiting around. the bay bridge is backed up now beyond the oakland army base. you can also -- you can also see 8 ol-- 880 westbound and the ramp coming down from northbound 80 to westbound is a little bit slow. you might want to consider using 88 -- or using 580. i'm looking acs i read the screen -- as i read the screen, it looks like a crash northbound 880 at high street. in you are driving through con-

- if you are driving through concord from pleasant hill to walnut creek, it's still slow. the final days of spring going to feel like it. partly cloudy skies, for the afternoon. mostly cloudy along the coastline. a nice onshore breeze. afternoon sea breeze. ent doing our temperatures just like this -- continuing our temperatures just like this. 82 for fair field. 82, santa rosa. meanwhile, around the bay, it will be mild. 69 in oakland. 73 in the view. 75 in into the -- 73 mountain view. 75 san rafael. your extended forecast, temperatures are gonna cool tomorrow. upper 60s to low 70s for some of our inland communities. 60 at the coast. this cooling trend will come to an end. mostly sunny skies on wednesday. thursday we begin the transition, we start out spring and turn over to summer. take a look at that.

in time for the first weekend of summer, a warm one, upper 80s to low 90s in the forecast. dave? >> summertime. 8:26. boy, a nasty sewage problem at the home of the oakland as and this one has been fans holding their noses. a new phase of the b.a.r.t. extension project begins today. how it will affect project in one area for -- for an entire year. and patrol cars catch fire in the east bay. the role that ice plants played in setting that fire. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. 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.

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we're following developing news from berkeley.

early this morning, two sheriff squad cars caught fire after a brief chase in the east bay. investigators say a driver led the deputies on an 11-minute chase that ended on 880 near the university avenue exit right there. the patrol cars got tangled up in ice plants. then the engines caught fire. those deputies were not hurt. that driver they were chasing got away. another driver is facing drunk driving charges after a freeway crash in hayward, a horrible one, that injured four children. two of those victims were the driver's sewn stepchildren. this happened last night near the a street onramp. the church says the driver lost control of his car, hit a pickup truck and then cleared off the freeway and smashed into a large pole. >> the vehicles suffered significant damage, almost split in half. there were four children in the vehicle, at least two were ejected. those two children suffered

major injuries. >> two other children suffered minor injuries. there was an adult passenger not hurt. police did arrest this driver on suspicion of drunk driving right there at the accident scene. 8:30 an 11-year-old boy in oakland is recovering after being grazed by a bullet while he was sleeping in his home. it happened at 7th and adddy line streets -- adeline streets. someone started to shoot yesterday at an apartment building with eight people shooting inside. the bullet grazed the boy's children. his brothers were also in the bed. but they were not hurt. >> like really frustrated. i don't understand why did they do that. what's so fun out of just getting out of a car and just shooting? >> police say there's no obvious most infor the shooting. they say a white car was seen driving away. investigators are looking into whether it was involved. the boy's family says he's doing okay. a police shooting has left

a mentally ill man dead and put two fremont officers on leave. the shooting happened yesterday morning. officers were called to help a woman who said her 53-year-old son was armed with a knife and was out of control. police say as two officers entered the family's home. , they were confronted by the suspect and shot him. there are no details on how the man threatened the officers. new this morning, as we avenue been telling you, the u.s. supreme court did not issue a ruling this morning on california's proposition 8. however, the court did rule against an arizona law that requires would-be voters to prove their citizenship. the court said that federal regulations trump state laws when it comes to voter registration. the federal law allows voters to register by filling out a form that asks if they are citizens of the united states.

the arizona law required the would-be voters to prove their citizenship. a natural gas leak near san francisco's moscone center tied up traffic and forced several hundred people to evacuate. it happened around noontime yesterday when construction workers accidentally hit a pg&e line at fourth and folsom. police shut down several blocks in the area while the utility companies shut off the gas. a convention at the moscone center was evacuated along with the museum of modern art,ier ba buena gardens and -- yerba ba grain na guard -- yerba buena gardens. no one was hurt. witnesses called police after they watched a woman jump feet first into a ten-foot drain. the contra costa county sherr itch avenue deputy -- sheriff

deputies say he ran down the tunnel intentionally. that's when a firefighter was lowered down in the drain to track her down. the woman was hoisted up. you can see her -- see her there. people who live in san francisco may soon have a chance to weigh in on how tax money is spent. they are considering whether anyone 16 and older can be deciding how funds can be allocated. details are still being worked out. including which programs can be voted on.

council memorials are scheduled to talk about an orky nance that would require a public hearing before a gun store could open. the ordinance comes after complaining at a sports store was abto open last december without public hearings. today california lawmakers will consider limo safety bills from two bay area state senators. it's in response to last month's fiery limo crash on the bay bridge. where five nurses on their way to a wedding celebration were killed. ellen corbett's bill would require two doors and two emergency exits in all limousines. a separate bill from jerry hill from san mateo would require that all limos have fire extinguishers. santa rosa police plan to crack down on jaywalkers. police say they will add more traffic officers on the roads for the next two weeks. they will hand out citations to

people who break pedestrian laws. police are looking for drivers who put pedestrians at risk. 8:35. well, surprises can be fun but not when it affects your drive to and from work. pam cook is in the newsroom has important information about a road closing. >> today marks the beat ginning of a big construction project. it begins in -- beginning of a big construct projection. it begins in fremont. it starts on kat 0, not far off the 880 in fremont. that stretch of road will be closed for one year for a b.a.r.t. project. now, the road will be lowered and three new bridges will be built above the road to accommodate b.a.r.t. and union pacific railroad as well as maintenance. this is the first phase of the project that will extend b.a.r.t. to the warm springs area of fremont and then eventually onto san jose.

the work is going to temporarily close parts of mission boulevard from time to time. so this could definitely affect a lot of people. let's check in with sal for some alternate routes and it's a pretty busy area. >> people who are driving by may be affected by this. people may not realize it. watch for some confusion in the area. if you are a local, you probably know -- know about that. they will have sciences up. let's move to northbound 88 a at high street. it was in the -- 880 at lie street. they just -- high street. they justist willed the sig- alert. bay bridge -- they just cleared the sig-alert. bay bridge is backed up to the maze. it's about a 20-minute delay. and walnut creek, still slow traffic although it's getting better from pleasant hill to treat into alamo.

let's go to rosemary. and our pleasant weather pattern will continue as we get into the workweek. a live look here at the bay bridge and wow. the sunshine glistening off the water there. you can see a little bit of haze here. this is moisture, not bad air quality, good to moderate air quality. onto stormtracker2, this system that remains kind of sitting here. it's been here for the weekend, it's barely budged any. it will eventually move inland. by tomorrow, we'll see cooler weather in your forecast. a minor cooldown expected in some location with the onshore breeze go -- blowing to 20 miles an hour in fairfield. concord reporting a southerly breeze, ten miles an hour, westerly breeze in napa about 9 miles an hour. in the hills, a little breezy. outside of that, we've got some fairly mild weather underway. 60 in concord. 61 in walnut creek. all the way into about castro valley. that's about where it stops.

over parts of the north bay, 56 at sfo, some some clouds into burlingame as well. the clouds will remain at the coastline. be mostly sunny elsewhere. 79 novato. mid-60s sausalito. san lee's andree. upper 70s to low 80s. low 80s in antioch and brentwood. mid-70s san jose. 73 for sunnyvale. the peninsula for the afternoon. 74 for redwood citi. low 60s in san francisco with the afternoon sea breeze continuing for your monday. there's that big drop at our lowest point tomorrow. low 70s in the forecast. 60 at the coast. and then i need to point you to wednesday because we do begin a fairly quick rebound and it's going to be a warming trend as we get into the first weekend of summer. upper 80s to low 90s for the inland communities. upper 60s at the coast. back to the desk.

there's a nasty sewage problem at the oakland coliseum. sewer pipes backed up during the as win over the mariners yesterday. pools of dirty water in the stadium's lower levels forced both teams to move from the looker rooms to higher ground. coliseum officials say six straight home games attracting 170,000 fans overloaded the plumbing. the as won a new stadium -- want a new stadium in san jose but that's considered giants' territory. so the as have been waiting for a decision by the league. the coliseum in 47 years old. the oakland police headquarters is set to reopen after being crowed for plumbing problems. the building has been closed for repairs off and on for the past two weeks. the problems started earlier this month after a third-floor toilet broke and flooded several floors. the cleanup cost is estimated between $100 and $250,000. four tickets in this

fantasy five lottos matched all five numbers. one ticket was sold in san francisco. evil of the four winning tickets are worth about e san francisco ticket was sold at w and k market on 4th street. the three other tickets were sold in san bernardino and los angeles counties. 19 minutes before 9:00. new this morning, why more than a dozen 7-eleven workers have been taken into federal custody. the legal wrangling going on right now whether thousands of inmates should be transferred because of -- because of valley fever. >> reporter: police are investigating a deadly accident this morning. they say a teenager is to blame. we'll tell you why and how it is affecting traffic when "mornings on 2" continues. ♪

we don't have a ten step filtering procesr we don't need it. because crystal geyser is made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. home builders jumped in june rising above a key milestone for the first time since the start of the hissing -- housing conference. markets are higher because investors are counting on the federal reserve to extend programs meant to boost the economy. the fed begins a two-day meeting tomorrow. the dow is up 159.

the nasdaq is up 40. s&p 16. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now. residents in pacifica concerned about an attempted kidnapping of a 10-year-old girl yesterday near the pier. but police say the girl punched the man and ran away. that man described as being a white man. here is a police sketch in his 30s, last seen wearing a red checkered shirt. well, from washington, no proposition 8 ruling from the u.s. supreme court this morning. the next opportunity the court may rule would be thursday morning 7:00 a.m. the court is scheduled to rule on california's same-sex marriage ban sometime before the end of the month. and early this morning, two sheriff squad cars caught fire after a brief chase that ended on interstate 80 in berkeley. they got tangleled in ice plants and then the engines caught fire. the deputies were not hurt. we're following developing news in san jose a driver

is facing charges after crashing into several parked cars killing his passenger. ktvu chan 2 reporter janine de la vega is live now with what we're learning about the victim. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. well, police are wrapping up their investigation here. they just opened up the southbound lanes of pearl avenue and fox worthy off capital expressway. here you can see they brought in toe trucks. they've -- tow trucks. they've already halled off the -- maybe you can see it in the distance, the car that crashed the crash -- that caused the crash. this was a horrific crash. the driver of the car, he's heading to jail. police say it happen at 2:00 a.m., and they believe -- it happened at 2:00 a.m. and they believe the toyota avalon crashed and a 40-year- old passenger was trapped inside. things they removed the roof of the car, that man was already

dead. the 18-year-old driver was rushed to the hospital with non- life-threatening injuries. police found beer cans in the car. >> i hoss hoping nobody -- i was hoping nobody got hurt. makes me not want to drink, you know what i mean? >> reporter: police say they will arst that driver. they've identified him as 18- year-old martin acosta. he's going to be arrested and booked for driving under the influence and vehicular manslaughter with froze negligence. he's still at -- gross negligence. he's still at the hospital. police say he just -- suved some facial injuries. they believe the two men involved inspect accident were coworkers. they were both wearing the same uniform from the restaurant. you can see part of the road, the northbound lanes here on foxworthy are still blocked off. police about 45 minutes ago told me another hour. so we're assuming maybe in the next 20 minutes to half-hour,

this will be all back open. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. le:47. new this -- 8:47. more than a dozen 7- eleven workers have been taken into custody after raids in new york and virginia. the raids are part of an investigation into hue smuggle -- human smuggling, identity theft and money laundering. the workers are accused of smuggling in cherokee people from pakistan -- smuggling in workers from pakistan. two republicans from the group of 8 are warning that if the gop blocks the measure, the party will have a difficult time trying to retake the white

house in the 2016 election for this reform. a group of nuns traveling around the country to push for immigration reform will make a stop in the bay area today. they marched in bakersfield yesterday. their tour began in new york last month. this afternoon, the nuns have a meeting scheduled with silicon valley technology leaders in santa clara. some colorado fire evacuees are being allowed to go back home after firefighters get ahead of a deadly fire near colorado springs. it's been a week since thousands of people were evacuated. crews have been battling the flames around the clock trying to get ahead of it. 16,000 acres have burned. hundreds. homes were damaged. two people have been killed. last night, some of the people whose homes were saved personally thanked the firefighters for their efforts. >> we went in the house and grabbed a bag of goodies and came down here and said thank you. they saved our house. >> the fire chief says this is considered a crime scene now

and there are still dozens of people who won't be able to go back home for a few more weeks. here at home, starting today, because of fire danger, open burns will be banned in several bay area counties. the bans take -- have taken -- well, they started at 8:00 this morning. lawn know and sonoma counties. -- solano and sonoma counties. campfires are allowed in designated campgrounds with permission. the bans will stay in effect through the end of the fire season. ten minutes before 9:00, new this morning there is a new woman in charge of the sue a san g. komen for the cure. judy selarono, is ceo now. she replaces nancy brinker. brinker stepped down following criticism over komen's decision to stop giving grants to

planned aren'thood. salerno will take over her position. the valley fiver illness comes -- fever illness is blamed for the deaths of nearly three dozen inmates and hundreds more have been hospitalized. the federal judge will decide if 3,000 inmates should be transferred out of pleasant valley and one other state prison. later today in san francisco, a new bike lane proposal will be debated. this proposal is part of the better market street project. it calls for moving bike lanes from market street to mission street. city planners say this proposal would improve safety and then you have others who worry it would approve parking on mission. the hearing starts at 9:00 this morning. there's a huge nascar race in the bay area this weekend. why many people say getting

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now, rival retailer, lowe's, says it would buy at least 60 of orchard's 91 neighborhood hardware stores in california for about $205 million. expect to pay a little more for gasoline if you plan to drive for your summer vacation. around california and most of the bay area, the average price for a gallon of regular, $3.90. that's up 8 cents in the last month. as usual, the higher in san francisco. it's $4.07. that's up 7 cents since the middle of may. there is a huge nascar race this sunday at sonoma raceway. some of the people coming here for it are more interested in trains, specifically the nascar express. 500 people are paying $200 each for a train raid and nascar tickets. about 40 of them are not interested in the toyota save mart 3 a. they want to ride the nascar express from sacramento to the tracks. it's a rare ride created just

for the race. about 100,000 people are expected at the race. police in vallejo are searching for two people accused of shooting a young man and a dog outside of a children's birthday party. the 18-year-old victim was shot saturday night as he stood in the driveway on sawyer street near highway 37. he was attending a party for a child and later died at a hospital. a pit bull dug was shot. we don't know if the dog survived. in petaluma, a plan to give people an extra day to buy 4th of july fireworks is being considered. the groups say they are at a disadvantage because rohnert park allows one more day of sales. this is the second year in fact they've asked for an extra day to sell fireworks. and there's a new ms. usa this morning. 25-year-old ms. connecticut, erin brady, won the title last night at the 62nd annual title

in las vegas. brady gets the brown and a new york apartment for one year she's expected to lead a nationwide speaking tour for breast cancer and ovarian cancer awareness. well, sal is the king of our commute. can you help the folks at the toll plaza. >> we are. it's become busier in the half an hour. we're seeing more commute as we get closer to 9:00. once you get on the bridge, it looks good. if you are driving along san francisco on the 101, no problems there. let's go to rosemary. temperatures within a few degrees of yesterday and i expect our trend will be this way for the afternoon. mostly sunny, away from the coastline, mild to warm for inland communities. temperatures will cool tomorrow and we begin with a warming --

we go ginn a warming trend and then temperatures warm in the upper 80s low 90s. of os up the -- 60s up the coast. >> we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> and be sure to watch the news at noon for more on a wildfire here in california. we're always here for you on twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. have a great day. [ slurps ]

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