. it is almost a day after the supreme court ruling that allowed same-sex marriages to begin in california and crews are still cleanel up the party and we will have the latest on that clean up effort. we will have the latest responding to an accident with a dramatic scene just hours

ago. and bart workers are gearing up for a strike, we will tell you what they are asking for from passengers when the morning news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning, thank you for joining us june 27th, i am pam cook. >> can you scare up some sunshine today? >> well for most, is it going to be muggy again? >> the higher humidity is there but except for that fog. 60s and 70s and 80s, there is going to be a pretty good summertime pattern if you are far enough away from the coast, here is sal. northbound 101 as you drive across town to the 808 split in san -- 880 split in san francisco, but thick fog is on

the span, let's go back to the desk. we are topping our 6:00 hour with some breaking news, a fatal shooting in oakland and i want to take you live to the scene, it is a huge police response, that neighborhood is cordoned off with the police tape and this is a live picture with what is going on today. this is a street in oakland and we are told, there is a number of people standing nearby and we are not sure if they are possible witnesses to what happened and there is a number of people out on their balconies to see a very active scene and this is a street near international boulevard and we understand this is a fatal shooting and we have a crew out there and we will get more information as soon as we can. all right, new this morning, president barack obama

traveling in africa praise is the ruling on same-sex marriage. i think the supreme court ruling yesterday was not simply a victory for the gay community but it was a victory for american democracy. >> the victory for same-sex marriage unions should cross state lines. they are cleaning up the castro district after celebrating the court ruling. katie hugh is live in the district where thousands are out there celebrating those court rulings, good morning, katie. >> we arrived and people were still wrapping up as people were bustling with taxis and they remained only a few barricades that block off the streets and they are giving a much needed power wash and the last of the revelers are headed

to bed. >> very happy atmosphere, almost great full and i feel this is something people deserved a long time ago. >> this is about awhile ago and it is looking like a party that held thousands in the streets and the supreme court ruled part of the defensive marriage act unconstitutional and sending proposition 8 back to the courts which essentially opened the door for same-sex marriages to the held in the state and by 7:00 yesterday evening the party commenced and city workers started cleaning around 6:00 last night in an effort to clean up the garbage.

>> we have a lot ofable bodies and as long as we try to stay, i believe it will be done. you can see the no stopping sign and the focus turns to san francisco pride celebrations and pride parade and thousands will be in attendance because of this week's supreme court rulings and they will be there to clean up that mess as well. katie hugh ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> two victories. >> the supreme court rulings led to celebrations across the bay area, this one was small in the rainbow center and they tested the court decisions as they celebrated in oakland san jose and other bay area cities. ktvu channel 2 morning news will stay on top of the very latest developments and they

will let you know officially when same-sex marriage can begin in california and you can get more information on our channel 2 website just look for proposition 8 at the top of the page. a very dangerous moment for chp officers who risked their lives who tried to search a burning car early this morning. >> witnesses reported a car bursting into flames, it happened on 808 in oakland -- 880 in oakland. police realized the car was empty and they walked away before somebody came by and picked her up. they are trying to find out how a tree trimmer was elect

cuted. he was attached to a live wire and they believe they hit a power line causing the execution. they will solicit the report of passengers and the embarcadero is showing a looming bart strike. they will be ones who are most convenient and they will be out here in about an hour basically letting passenger know why they are taking this action. the near unanimous vote was announced wednesday and it was representing 2300 bart workers and it shut down the entire system and there is of course every chance the two sides would hammer out a deal before the deadline but if they don't bart passengers will be left in

a letter lurch. >> there will be more people on the freeway and it will be a problem all the way around no matter how you look at it. >> bart workers are asking for a salary increase including better health benefits according to bart, they make 71,000 a year costing 11,000 in overtime and 52000 in benefits and these two sides are deadlocked right now and the last time they had a strike it really took a toll on the region and the economy. coming up we will know when bart will know about a strike so they can figure out when to get to work. i am tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. the transit workers are warning a bart strike could create a very dangerous situation. a union spokesperson said there was a near riot at many bus

stops back in 1997 and there are not enough buses to commute for people who take bart and the contracts between bart and its unions, however an "a" c transit -- ac transit strike at this point seems unlikely. >> we hope not. sal is coming up, how is the toll plaza doing -- plaza doing? >> you can see from the live picture it is backed up pretty solid and we had some metering lights on and traffic is slow before you get onto the bridge. also the morning commute looks good on the san mateo bridge and if you have to think about using that, it will be a good time to use that and if you are driving in san jose, road sensors are not picking up a whole lot in the south bay. let's go to steve. thank you sal -- thank you

sal, it is going to be warm to inland over by the coast, temperatures will cool down and yesterday we had a lot of 60s and water temperatures and rain lines have moved way to the north. probably through next tuesday it is going to be hot and by the coast we are dealing with heat and we will have a huge change in temperatures and 80s and 90s inland and around the bay 70s and 80s but it will be toasty by the coast and we'll see a 30-to-40 degrees spread on those temperatures. humidity is way up, it is still high but not as high. if you have travel plans over

the weekend it will be 116 over the week den. that is pretty hot. of fog near the -- fog near the coast and at least they are not warming up. north and east, 80s and 90s by the coast and bay and in fact temperatures are starting to rocket up away from the coast and by the coast it will be cool compared to yesterday. it will be hot to very hot next weekend into early next week and the coast 60s and 70s. well, a tall foreign why -- california couple is in shock. >> i picked it up looked back down, it can't be. >> a mistake that led to an 11,000 dollars water bill. will the house even consider those plans? i will explain in a live report

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we are still following breaking news coming out of oakland. they are investigating a deadly shooting which happened hours ago. it happened on international boulevard. we don't have much information and we are told there is at least one shooting victim and we will bring you more information on this breaking story as we get it in. happening now, george zimmerman is about to continue in a florida courtroom. we want to take you there live, the trial is proceeding and that's the prosecution's star witness and she is once again back on the stand this morning. that is rachel gentile. she was on the phone with trayvon martin before he was shot and killed. george zimmerman, there is he in court, the neighborhood watch men are accused of following trayvon martin and he

kept saying a man is watching him. >> he said why are you following me for. he is saying what are you doing around here. >> witnesses also testified to hearing two men fighting and cries for help. prosecutors are trying to prove that the person calling for help was trayvon martin and the defense said it was george zimmerman and he killed trayvon martin himself. it will possibly go to a vote later today but it will not be easy to get it through the house. reports from the washington d.c. newsroom, they are promising their own plans. harry reid expect is the senate to pass immigration reform and they say house republicans may not pass it until the end of this year and

this all comes to include more border security in their comprehensive package. some from the gop agreed on doubling the number of agents along the mexican border and they are completing 700 yards of fencing. they are getting back to work just 15 minutes from now and we will have the ll1al0fitte complexest when this -- we have the latest when it could take place kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 morning news. they are expected to grill the internal revenue service during another hearing on capitol hill and this is the third time since president barack obama appointed him to leave the internal revenue service. he stopped a practice that called for political groups and the tea party and the occupied movement to get greater scrutiny. he is also expected to face questions about a report he issued that found no

intentional wrongdoing by anybody at the internal revenue service. search crews near new zeal land are looking for many aboard a missing yacht. it left northern new zealand three weeks ago and it was scheduled to arrive later this week but family members have not heard anything on board and they may have been caught under which saw waves of 26 feet. >> a hike around a bigger beach with a rescue operation, these are pictures from news chopper 2 when firefighters came to the aid of a woman who fell halfway down the hill. she was able to climb back up and you can see it is not known why she fell in the first place. and this morning at 11:00 a.m., governor jerry brown will sign a new state budget

forthcoming fiscal year is a  spending plan that ends years of deficits. the governor's funding formula for public schools is a way to help close the gap and they have highs and lows of income students and those are low proficiency. peanuts and fruit cups, those are the snacks they will be allowed to sell. they will not be allowed to sell high fat chips or candy bars. >> but they can sell that during supporting events. >> they don't always have the healthiest food during sporting events. traffic is a little heavy in some areas and light in others, if you are looking north and there is not a lot

going on, usually this commute does not get busy and it certainly is a full strength back up backed up to the mcarthur maze and we are looking at 25 minutes before you actually make it on to the bridge. also it looks good and there is not a lot of activity on the road sensors. 6:19 let's go to steve. thank you very much, we have mostly clear skies, inland warm, we are getting up there and we are way below and it has to balance itself out and everything is pointing to the weekend although there is a lot of fog. some 50s but more 60s and it is not a lot of of cloud cover and it is cooler and high pressure is building in the dessert southwest, four corners and there is going to be warmer conditions. 80s and 90s, it doesn't take long to get into this category

and some of that fog has reduced visibility with the high and coming in and it has gone from a couple of 100,000 and water temperatures cooled down noticeably and that helped it and there is some fog by the coast and they are not as warm as they were 24 hours ago and unless you think it is hot, i don't blame you. it actually may be cooler in some areas than yesterday. but still away from the coast it looks like we will pencil it in and it will be warm to hot well away from the coast and it does not look like it will be getting in on a warmup and some locations are dealing with the 60s. thank you steve, we are spending more money in reports from just momenting ago and it was up in may, personal income also up, more than twice as

much as forecasted and it means americans saving rates are up a bit from the april savings rate. price of coffee is likely to jump in the next year and it is because of a fungus in the central american coffee plantations. the coffee is already down by 20% and experts say it will drop another 60 to 80% next year and the price has not gone up year because coffee farmers in brazil have had a record crop. there is a new reason people are heading to the san antonio zoo. >> the first day i held and saw her she seemed like she had a split personality. >> there she is the new arrival and you will do a double take. the public is demanding to

see it.

. welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. time now 6:25, they are looking into abuse at the lesser center. they learned a co-worker was

suspected of sexually abusing a child. it was completed two weeks ago and cost taxpayers $100,000 . members of the public say they should have access to it and some council members think it is a bad idea. a story about a couple was shot to get their water -- shocked to get their water bill in the mail. they were asked to pay more than $11,000 and that means they would have had to use enough water to fill 80 tanker trucks. >> i picked it up, put it back down, 440,000 gallons, whew! >> he complained about it and the city admitted it was a mistake and they blamed it on the meter reader. that $11,000 bill was canceled

and a new bill was issued and that one was for just $07. -- $70. take a look, it is a two headed turtle named thelma and lewis. it isable to swim and even the zoo keeper was thrown for a loop. >> the first day i saw and held her she seemed like she had a split personality the right side was trying to bite me and the left side was looking around curiously. >> they go on display today. the bay bridge is slow and everywhere else seems quiet and we will look at what we have now. traffic will be busy on 280 getting up to highway 17 and it is not stop and go and we don't have a lot going on in the san

jose area. we have a hit-and-run crash according to chp and you might see it there, but there are no injuries. santa cruz to monterey and north areas of fog and also towards the north bay and once it burns off, inland temperatures in the 90s for some. a's fans hope to keep the team in oakland and the waterfront property may -- property may be available to build a waterfront park. .. the high court has ruled but what is next for california same sex couples, and they are now trying to speed up gay marriages. we are taking you out there live, this is a deadly shooting blocking off the whole area and the new information we are learning about from a man who

witnessed the attack.