are doing about it now. a breakthrough in immigration debate. the agreement reached between democrats and republicans. plus nascar roaring into town. the traffic mess it could cause and how you can get around it. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. thank you for joining us on this friday morning i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, i could use summer weather right about now. >> so you want fog? >> yeah. depends on where you are. >> there will be summer weather inland. but near the coast a little bit of fog to deal with. it will be 60s and 70s coast and bay. here is tara. we can take a live look at the east shore freeway. we can see traffic on the left hand side. it's looking pretty good add

this hour. different story at the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. give yourself an extra ten minutes as we get into san francisco. we're following breaking news coming in right now from richmond. a gunman is still on the loose following a deadly shooting. it happened about 12:30 this morning at an apartment complex. police say when they got there they found a man who had been shot several times. the coroner just arrived on the scene there as well. witnesses say they heard an argument before shots were fired. residents had to be evacuated out of their homes. police were also trying to figure out if there could be more than one suspect in this case. if you have any information call richmond police. we have katie utehs there she'll have more coming up at 6:30. a boy has died from

injuries suffered in gang related attack. janine de la vega joins us now from san jose to talk about how the police department is responding to the latest violence. janine. >> reporter: pam, police are concerned about possible gang retaliation. especially weekend. so we know the police chief was at last nights 9:00 p.m. briefing. telling officers to remain visible. they were also told that a specialized unit would be coming in to help with gang suppression. now homicide detectives though are still looking for one or more suspects responsible for shooting 16-year-old emmanuel aroza monday afternoon when he was walking on virginia avenue. a group of young men approached the teen. one person beat him where another person shot him. he was rushed to the hospital that evening but died of his injuries yesterday. sources say the victim and suspect appear to have been afail yeted with rival gangs

and wearing opposite gang colors when the crime occurred. this is the 25th homicide of the year in san jose. the city is on base to pass last years high of 46. now police are still looking for information on this latest inside. they are asking for the public's help. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. a woman facing very serious charges after police say she drove into a house and then took off. this happened about 10:00 last night on kioke court in santa rosa. 32-year-old angela angerman was drunk when she backed into a car, hit a tree and drove into that house. jury deliberations will

continue into san francisco for a cab driver accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian three erasion. ktvu news obtained exclusive video of the incident. we want to warn you it is graphic. cameras captured the moment of impact. the victim was 19-year-old alberto rodriguez. prosecutors says taxi driver hen ran a red light. and after the red light drove a half mile until friends of rodriguez chased him down and demanded he go back to the scene of the crash. if convicted he faces a year in jail and up for four years of leaving the scene of an accident. the drunk driver who hit and killed a 17-year-old girl in march is due back in court today. she was speeding westbound on

slope -- his bail is set for $300,000. time now 6:04. the upcoming budget looks more promising than in recent years. the board of supervisors will make their final decisions on the $4.6 billion spending plan today. there is a $70 million deficit. it will be covered through department cuts, labor concessions, and revenues from a voter approved sales tax hike. the board says they are pleased there won't be any layoffs. funding for some programs have been rescored. some senate republicans have cut audit with the democrats. coming up in eight minutes the agreement that may fast track an immigration bill toward

congress. later today big opening. we are covering from a devastating fire. the world famous shay restaurant was badly damaged by fire back in march. it's been closed ever since but tonight they will have a grand reopening fundraising event. police in palo alto have announced plans to deal with the issue of people camping in their cars. neighbors have complained for years. police say they will first educate people about the proposed ordnance before issue it's the weekend bay area nascar fans have been waiting for. starting this morning some of the best drivers in nascar will hit the track at sonoma raceway. yesterday dozens of nascar haulers came through sacramento during a parade to kick off the event leading up to sunday's

big race. if you are planning go to 90,000 people were there for the if -- sportsen sonoma county transit will also offer free they leaf. >> a lot of people forget though. if you are heading up wine tasting be aware -- >> you are going to be in that mix. >> plan out your route ahead of time. speaking of traffic. let's check in with tara. >> we have traffic in the north bay in novato. cars looking sluggish as you get off 101. that is is typical traffic on your way to sonoma. this is a look at our maps in the east bay as you can see

it's still going westbound on 580 through livermore. those yellow signs are construction projects. it's usually slow through this area. at the toll plaza the metering lights were on. cars backed up for ten minutes. give yourself extra time. the sun is just coming up over the hill there. there is a lot of backup. down in the south bay, this is a look at the san mateo bridge westbound traffic on the right hand side as you drive toward foster city. absolutely no delays. it is clearing up a lot. i know you mentioned the fog. it looks like it's burning off. >> there is some out there. it is a little bit. favoring the san mateo coast. a little bit around the bay. a little bit more than what we saw yesterday. a little cool for some. 40s but it's already clear. forecast headlines usually these are kind of whole hum. not today though. weekends saturday looks warm. still fog and cooler sunday with increasing clouds. cloudy monday and tuesday with rain likely.

maybe not a little bit of rain. high pressure though winds out today and tomorrow. it's not that strong. we will just get near arch and above. 60s and 70s and 80s. clouds increase with rain also turning cloudy. cooler an sunday. there is that rain likely on monday. also carrying into tuesday. one forecast model holds it on to wednesday. quarter of an inch down to monterey. two up toward mendocino county north. which is really impressive for any time of year. but especially for june. upper 40s for some. 50s for others. walnut creek 51. napa 47. 40s up in lake county. 20s and 30s up in the mountains. 46 ukiah. 54 sacramento. everything looks good. temperatures warm up away from the coast. by the coast stays in the 60s. some patchy morning fog. this is very shallow.

60s and 70s and 80s. pushing upper 80s. 85 concord and pleasant hill. 74 berkeley. hayward 75 degrees. 79 san jose. out toward east san jose about 83. low 80s to mid 80s. 77 fremont. 70s to very close to 80 on the peninsula. a lot of 60s closer to the coast westerly breeze still in place. fog, sun, warm. cooler pattern starts sunday. it looks like when we meet again we will be talking about rain. the jurors on the controversial florida trial they have been seated now. now the lawyers in the george zimmerman murder trial are working on a very important issue and why this could make or break the prosecutions case. a daring heist caught on tape. and it was a flight like no other. wait until you see what hundreds of passengers found on

their ten hour flight to san francisco.

happening right now in sanford, florida a key ruling expected today in the george zimmerman ruling. the judge made rule whether an expert witness could testify on

whether screams taped. the expert says those were screams for help and they came from trayvon martin. six women were to decide if george zimmerman was convicted of second degree murder. five are white and one is la toe know. zimmerman racially profiled trayvon martin who was an african american. martin's family's attorney natalie jackson says it's a good thing no african american jurors were selected. >> it's a good thing. it takes out the distraction of whether or not the jury is black or white. and so it makes people focus on the process, the fairness of the process. >> the opening statements in the case are set for next week. they could begin as early as monday. the senate could pass

immigration reform before the fourth of july. some republicans are now on board. kyla campbell is in our washington, d.c. bureau with the deal both parties say they can live with. >> reporter: republicans said they would not support immigration reform unless the border is secure. now they are offering to double the number of border patrol agents to 40,000 and finish the mile long fence. the gop wants this to be in place before. republicans working on this deal it's an earned path to citizenship that would take -- >> the only thing they get is they will have to start paying taxes. >> reporter: senator democrats -- he wants to take a vote as

early as monday and definitely by next friday when congress recesses for one week. just how much this new -- [ inaudible ] following a round table discussion with the coalition of labor, religious, and advocacy groups. the new u.s. ambassador to libya starts her first full day on the job. her name is debra jones. he met with libya's members of congress. jones is the first u.s. a bar door -- ambassador to libya since the christopher stevens attack. now in brazil police clashed with protestors as an

estimated one million brazilians hit the streets of more than 80 cities. this was the biggest demonstration yet against the government the protestors say corrupt at every level. brazil's president will hold an emergency meeting with his cabinet to talk about the growing unrest. pg&e bills go up if state regulators follow through with a proposed hefty fine. pg&e says it all depends. they face a $2.2 billion fine. the company tells the chronical that if it gets credit for repairs and improvements that were already made, customers bills will pretty much stay the same. but without the credit pg&e says customers will pay more. take a look at this. a gas station in oakland is in need in major repair after a truck crashed into the front of the a building. it was all caught on surveillance cameras that

happened -- that is at a 76th gas station. so far no word on how many money was taken. hundreds of airline passengers are in for a big surprise after finding out they will have to go without a major essential during their ten hour flight. the flight took off from london heading to san francisco when flight attendants realized they were low on toilet paper. airline attendants put the cocktail napkins in the bathroom. it says fly by the tips of your tingers. >> i would rather use cocktail napkins in the bathroom than have an hour delay. >> i think most people would not want to be delayed though. 6:18 is the time. tara is in for sal on this friday morning backup at the toll plaza.

>> yeah that is right. the metering lights are on. give yourself an extra 10-15 minutes if you have to get into san francisco this morning. right now we will take a live look outside. this is through the pittsburgh area. we have pretty slow going traffic there. westbound as you make the drive toward concord and on to 680. up next a look at 880. let's take a look at that camera if we could. looks like we -- there you go. you can see traffic on the right hand side knob is really good. 280 at the 880 interchange. there aren't many cars out on the rows. here is steve. there are sell so on -- inland temps won't take long to warm up. 40s though. still a little cool for some.

a lot of 50s. antioch 58 to almost 60 in pittsburg. this warm air aloft. high pressure building. it's not a big guy or anything but it's there. passes along some of that fog to be very, very shallow. big changes start. a little bit on sunday. today and tomorrow warmer inland. 80s maybe a few locations. 60s and 70s around the bay. everybody and everything says clouds start to increase on sunday and rain moves in on monday. not a little bit of rain but decent rain totals so it makes sense. fog, sun, warmer. morning fog. a little breezy at times. temperatures 60s and 70s and 80s. some areas pushing the upper 80s. these are slightly above to near average this time of year. we will continue this theme

into saturday and here comes more fog. caller pattern. there is a report the faa will relax its controls on what devices you can use when flying. the report says cell phone use would still be off limits. no final decision likely until late this year. once they have accidentally left some device on throughout the flight. for the first time in seven weeks mortgage rates down slightly. the national average for a 30 year fixed rate slipped to .05 of a percent. just less than 4%. analysts expect rates to stay in that general range. but they add they are likely to head up next year.

time now quick. a newfound fund that will help pump water and new life into these brown sonoma county parks.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. a group of delivery men were caught on video saving a little girl's life in china. they saw her dangling from a fifth floor window and positioning her in the right stop. the men broke the fall with their outstretched arm. two men were injured in that rescue but the girl escaped with just a cut on her face. a popular stretch along san francisco's fisherman's wharf is now tourist friendly. crews added two new way traffic configurations. crosswalks and more lighting. pedestrians will be able to enjoy twice as much sidewalk space as before. parks in santa rosa are about to be rear toed. the grass at many city parks is brown because of a lack of water. the problem is the irrigation

budget has already been used up for the year. but a new development yesterday changed all that. >> our city manager has found the $200,000 for our parks. >> and that money will be coming from salary positions that have gone unfilled. the sprinklers by the way should be back on within a couple days. the 25th annual world's ugliest dog contest has arrived. more than 25 dogs are expected to compete at the sonoma marin fair today. many of them are pugs. you are looking at muggily that is last year's winner. this year there are no entries from outside the united states. 6:26 is the time. few accidents this morning. now there is one in hayward. tara is in for sal. >> that is right we have an overturned car on 880 southbound. it is blocking a lane. we will keep you posted. seems to be an injury accident. right now we are taking a look outside. you can see it's not too bad

here. and at the sunol grade we have a look at 680 traffic is also looking pretty good. here is steve. i have a little bit of fog. san mateo coast. there was some starting to move into the bay. it will be sunny and warming up. especially inland. 60s and 70s coast and bay. 80s inland. a muni bus out of control. how a passenger ended up behind the wheel to save the day. the coroner just cleared the scene of a deadly shooting in richmond. i will tell you what we learned about the victim. we will take you live to the opening bell to find out what is going on on wall street after a volatile week. look at 'em.

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. checking in on the opening bell

there which is about to ring. looks like a pretty good day. we have as you probably know have had a volatile week with a very big losses. that is go go on the nasdaq opening the bell this morning. over there on the nasdaq inflight internet services. we have been talking about that. there is the opening bell live and again looks like a pretty good day after pretty big global sell off. >> we will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news it's friday june 21st i'm dave clark. good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. >> just within the last 45 minutes in richmond the coroner was out there and cleared the scene on a deadly early morning shooting. katie utehs is out there live. you just talked to the victim's mother. >> reporter: good morning. it was heart wrenching to speak with her. she and the coroner confirmed for me the victim is 41-year- old moonman by the name of

stacy marshall. the victim's mother spoke calmly to us. said her son was kind and always helpful but as the coroner pulled away his body she broke down and had to be escorted away by family and friends. she heard there was a fight before the shooting. richmond police say they are still working, talking to witnesses. trying to determine what lead up to the killing. police say shot spotter activated around 12:30 this morning. officers were nearby and found marshall at the parking lots dead of a gunshot wound. nearby apartments were evacuated. >> there was information that the suspect or suspects may have still been on the complex property. so as a precaution officers then started checking some of the apartments. some of the apartments in that complex are currently vacant. >> reporter: police say the shooter is believed to be a

black man in his 30s. possibly five feet tall police say dozens have been on scene last night and not all helpful. they are asking those with additional information to come forward. the suspects believed to have left the scene here this morning. coming up next, i will have more on why police say this is such a dangerous and busy apartment complex for them. live in richmond katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:32. pretty scary moments in san francisco. a muni bus careening out of control and then a passenger helped save the day. the 43 masonic bus was carrying about a dozen passengers when it collided with a volkswagen when it made an illegal turn. the bus with that car stuck in its grill barreled across the panhandle and people were struggling to get out of the way. about that time passenger frank

rushed out of the seat to the driver's seat. >> he was conscious the whole time. he was conscious after. i think he got into some type of shock on the bus and just couldn't react. >> the bus driver was treated for back pain. luckily no one else was hurt. police say the driver of that volkswagen may be cited for making an illegal turn. a four-year-old girl is recovering in the hospital after falling two stories. this happened at a home on 23rd avenue in the fruitvale district of oakland. a quick thinking bystander jumped a fence to help the child. she has head injuries but expected to be okay. a new effort to catch the person who killed a single mother. sylvia was found stabbed in her home on willow pass road in bay

point six years ago. investigators say there was no sign of forcedn'tly. no sign of sexual assault or robbery. sylvia's brother she moved to bay point to start over after separating from her husband. she is survived by two children. >> we're going to be okay. and we just hope that some day whoever did this is going to get caught. >> investigators say sylvia's ex-husband was cleared. a man convicted in the richmond gang rape case testified in the trial of his two former codefendants. he is serving a 27 year prison sentence as part of a plea deal. yesterday he described his role in the 2009 attack and testified that 22-year-old jose montano had sex with a 16-year- old victim who was unconscious. montano is on trial. if convicted both face life in

prison. >> time now 6:34. a federal court is ordering california to release 9600 prison inmates by the end of the year. the three judge panel wants prison inmates reduced. they are even threatening to hold the governor in contempt of court. law enforcement throughout the state are warning that releasing thousands of inmates even low risk offenders is still very dangerous. >> i think the public needs to be aware that this could have an adverse impact on your safety, quality of life. >> governor brown says the state will be challenging that court order. alameda county sheriff says releasing inmates would touch off a wave of crimes. >> happening now drivers who only take the fast lane. thousands of racing fans will pack sonoma raceway. brian flores is there up in sonoma with a preview of the big nascar race.

brian. >> good morning, pam. this is probably the quitest this is going to be here this weekend. you are taking a look live here on the racetrack. a lot of the cars are still underneath the tarp. those will be out on the track later this morning. and then 90,000-100,000 people will be here this weekend today, saturday, and sunday for the big race. let's bring in diana who is the sonoma raceway spokesperson. good morning, to you. >> good morning,. thank you for coming. >> tell us about this weekend. how excited are you? >> we just love having these guys out here. it's their only stop in northern california. it's the bay area's chance to see jeff gordon and jimmie johnson. >> what is new this year? >> this year there is actually quite a bit new. this will mark nascar's first road car race. these cars are great looking. they look a lot more like the cars on the showroom floor.

plus the drivers will have a new qualifying format on saturday morning. >> i want to talk a little bit about traffic. it's no secret highway 37 will be a mess when people come here. what are some of the ways that they will alleviate traffic? >> sure. one of the new exciting things is a train from sacramento. it's told out earlier this week. we have folks that are riding the train ton as consider for the first time on sunday morning. we also offer a bus program as well as a number of different options for getting folks here. and camping. we have thousands of folks camping all week long. >> what are some of the times people need to know about? if you are coming up here. should people come early? try to avoid the area? >> if they are not coming to the race, avoid the area on sunday. that is for sure. we know people want to come up to the wine country. friday and saturday today the cars will hit the track at noon for practice as well as 3:30 and qualifying tomorrow morning and the toyota save mart takes the flag at noon on sunday.

>> of course this is the quietest it's going to be this weekend. man, it's just going to be awesome this weekend. 90,000-100,000 people. there will be a lot of traffic up here. a lot of different options if you are heading to the raceway. we will bring those up again on mornings on 2. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:37. a lot to tell you about in the morning commute. what just happened in the east bay in >> i think folks rushing around on their friday. trying to get to work perhaps. a little fender bender just before the bart station. here it is highway 24 westbound. hasn't popped up. yet quite sure i don't know if the chp has arrived there. it looks like they are exchanging information. certainly getting bottled necked in that area. right now let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. just as you are getting off 880 southbound heading into the 92 split. we do have a couple of lanes

blocked due to an overturned car and that is an injury accident. at the toll plaza it's sort of hard to see because of the sun. we have seen backup for at least 45 minutes. there is a little bit of fog on the san mateo most. it's going to be sunny side up today and warmer. coast i don't think changes too much. inland temps will continue to come up a little bit. clear skies looks good. warm air aloft. squashing that fog. that fog is right down there. it doesn't have much of a chance. there isn't much of an offshore breeze. if you are far enough inland it doesn't matter high pressure wins out today and tomorrow and rain comes in on monday. today and tomorrow patchy low

clouds. 60s and 70s and 80s. few locations pushing upper 80s and low 90s. it looks very bullish. all the forecast models are in sync on it. one continues it all the way into wednesday. we'll see. a quarter inch projections of one two inches. everything looks on track for now. a lot can change over the weekend. 40s for some. 50s for others. 40s all the way up to mendocino county and lake county. low 50s for some. i think we will bounce off these lows pretty fast here. 28 truckee and 32 tahoe. there is that 46 in yew cay yeah. temperatures on the way to the 80s and 90s if you are well enough inland. a little bit of fog. a lot of sun. it will be warmer. that morning fog again just favors areas around half-moon bay.

pacifica. 60s and 70s and 80s. some areas if you are well away from the coast will be in the upper 80s. most will be in the low to mid 80s. 70s around the bay. 86 gilroy. 79 san jose. 60s coast in the city. south san francisco and 70s to very low 80s. fog, sun, about the same tomorrow. maybe well inland a degree or two warmer. rain monday maybe even into tuesday. the miami heat nba champions again after beating the san antoine know spurs in game seven of the finals 95-88. a lot of fans just swarmed downtown miami last night. they are probably still out there partying. it was mainly a peaceful celebration. police did chase away a couple of vehicles. they were jumping on top of limousines leaving the arena.

james pulls up. pushes it in. >> lebron james is ridiculous. it was just a great, great game. great series. lebron had 37 points. made five three pointers. miami beat the spurs 95-88. final game of the nba finals tim duncan you are great too. the spurs were terrific. in the past lebron won back to back nba titles. he's got those trophies this summer he will get another ring. lebron is getting married. >> even more important. 6:42 the time. people in peek -- people in oakland want something from their police officers. we are live in san jose where police are look for the person responsible for killing a teenager. we will tell you about the department's concern over crime heating up this weekend.

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good morning. a little bit of fog is disappearing rapidly. there is only some on the san mateo coast. it will be sunny for all today. welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of

the top story yes, sir following for you right now at you have 145. police in richmond out there searching for someone who shot and killed a man over night. shot spotters alerted police to that shooting. witnesses say they did hear an argument before they heard gunfire. in washington d.c. a breakthrough on immigration reform. democrats and some senate republicans have worked out a deal. it caused for doublings signs of the border patrol to 40,000 agents. democrats think this deal will get through, get enough republican immigration reform. republicans have been emphasizing border security has been strengthened. and later today in berkeley the world famous chez restaurant will reopen. it was badly damaged by a fire in march. it's been closed ever since. but tonight they will be holding a grand reopening fundraising event. the money raised will go to the

new edible education program. a san jose teenager who was beaten and shot in a gang related attack has died from his injuries. janine de la vega is outside san jose police headquarters now to talk about what investigators are saying about the victim and suspects. janine. >> reporter: police sources tell me the victim and the group of young men that approached him are gang affiliated from rival gangs. they were apparently wearing opposing gang colors when the shooting went down. there are concerns about retaliation. right now there is a police briefing going on. there is a shift change. officers are being briefed for what is going to be happening today. it's most likely that the latest homicide is being addressed. homicide detectives have not released the names of description of the suspect or suspects they are look for.

sources say the teen was confronted by a group of men and one beat him and then he was shot. he was take ton the hospital but he died yesterday of his injuries. the neighborhood is known for gang activity and police say there have been assaults in the area lately. the shooting marks the 25th homicide of the year and the city may pass last year's high of 46. the police chief was at the briefing last night here at headquarters and we're hearing that he told officers that when they are cruising a neighborhood to stay available. we're also hearing that they were told that specialized units from metro and merge are going to be helping out with gang suppression. we've reached out to a police spokesperson as well as the chief in hoping to get some sort of update. we are still waiting to hear back. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police are working to improve their relationship with the community. >> the most basic input we've had in every community meeting

was they wanted officers to slow down and say hello and smile. >> five district commanders were introduced yesterday. some are reestablishing photofit and bike patrols in troubled areas to help officers better connect. the city also atowned an interactive map so you know how to contact crime in your area. autopsy results will be release later today for the star of the sopraninos. his manager says he may have had a heart attack. before his remain can be flown back here to the u.s.. the american 'em basie in rome has to -- embassy in rome has to issue a death certificate. highway 37 is pretty clouded. let's check in with tara. >> it's just starting to clear in the eastbound direction as you drive from novato toward sonoma. at first we thought it was regular backup. it ends up there were animals in the roadway creating the

slow down. right now we will head outside and take a live look at the mccarthur -- where we do have. 880 same story. this is look pretty good. we have traffic moving very nicely. and finally 237 near milpitas, traffic on the upper portion of your screen there westbound as you make the drive toward sunnyvale absolutely no delays. 6:50 steve. >> tara. >> how is it going? >> good. you? >> lovely. it's friday. >> that is good to know. not much fog left. there is some that tried to work its way in. it will be sunny and nice. temperatures warm inland. unless you don't like anything over 75 i understand. if you want warm weather go inland. if you want cool go to the

coast. warm weather aloft is squashing that fog. it has not much of a change. 40s and 50s. some upper 50s and upper 40s. a lot ofs toward the north bay. high pressure today and tomorrow says i'm in charge. not large and in charge but it's in charge. an area of low pressure will come in and blast it out of here. not today and tomorrow. increasing clouds. cooler on sunday. rain on monday. rain on monday. maybe all the way into tuesday. maybe not a little bit of rain but a lot. we have a couple days to fine tune everything. patchy morning clouds. mainly toward san mateo coast that is about it. temperatures 60s and 70s and 80s to mid 80s. we've been below most of the week. san francisco should be 67 this time of year. rain likely on monday. tuesday more rain and cool, cool temps for us.

>> thank you, steve. we want to take you live to new york this morning. we've been watching the stock markets. it's been pretty volatile all week. mostly after the feds comments about changing economic stimulus plans. live look now. dow jones up 50 points to 14,813. that is after dropping hundreds of points this week. the s & p also posting its biggest loss in a couple years. let's check in. i'm looking at oracle right now. that is one of the big stocks to watch. bay areas oracle down almost 9% right now. about $3 a share. oracle disappointed investors yesterday with earnings report. revenue lower than forecast. software sales less than expected. it's the second quarter in a row that oracle has not met expectations. time is 6:25. chaos in -- 6:52 is what i meant. chaos in parts of canada. the flood water stranding a lot

of people. why it's happening and what is to come. big names that turned out for a private screening of fruitvale station. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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more rain is coming today. military helicopters and boats have been out there trying to find people who may be stranded. at least one person has been reported missing. and again the search is still going on this morning. fire fighting is one of the most dangerous jobs you can imagine. that is why there is very strict straining before you can even be on the front lines. almost 40 cal fire recruits are dealing with back drafts, flash overs, and other dangerous incidents they could face while fighting fires. it's part of a nine-week training course. once these firefighters pass the test, they will be able to fight real fires next month. a new faster version of wi- fi has been approved. the latest technology offers speeds up to 1.3 gigabytes per second. that is fast enough to transfer an entire high definition movie to a tablet in less than four

minutes. the new wi-fi standard comes at a crucial time. the average number of wi-fi devices in u.s. households has doubled since 2008. z we told you about that special screening for the new movie about the killing of oscar grab. it was held last night. >> it's time for us to have a very needed discussion about our humanity and interact with each other. so i was thrilled to be a part of it. >> that is actress octavia spencer who plays grant's mother in fruitvalation. he says he saw himself in oscar grant. >> it was tough not to see myself in him. not to see my friends and his friends. and be in those situations. >> stopped by law enforcement? >> absolutely. >> grant's family also attended last night's screening. fruitvale station opens in

select theaters on july 12th. on our website we are posting details about fruitvale station. we have a trailer of the movie. let's check in can tara. there is an accident in the east bay. where? >> it's in oakland. we have an suv in the center divider and it's blocking a lane. just north of 66th avenue. we can show you -- you can't really see the accident from this per tech spective because we are a little bit further down. traffic moving well here. and at the bay bridge toll plaza we do have the metering lights on. give yourself an extra 15-20 minutes to get into san francisco because it is bottlenecked. here is steve. thank you very much. clear skies expect for a few patch of fog left on the san mateo coast. 60s and 70s and 80s. big changes on the extended outlook. more on that coming up. also coming up on mornings on 2 a grocery change makes a

move. also breaking news from the east bay. deadly shooting. dozens of people are evacuated from their homes. lclo

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