>> reporter: oakland police are looking for the person or people involved in shooting and killing a 3-year-old and leaving others injuries. and what city leaders may want to consider and what happened the first time around. looking for answerps in the crash of asiana flight 214. and what an employee is accused of doing to a young child. "mornings on 2" begins now. good morning, everyone. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's thursday, july 18th. i'm mike mibach.

dave clark is on assignment. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. let's look at weather and traffic. steve, a little warm? >> yeah, a little warm inland. there's a lot of fog out there. that's making things tough on visibility. here we go again. 60s to 90s. here's sal. >> right now we're working at highway 4. slow traffic already sunny in baypoint as you head up to concord. we're looking at traffic on interstate 80. it looks good. we have a couple of trouble spots. we'll get to those in a few minutes. back to the desk. we begin with developing news from oakland. an 8-year-old girl has been killed and two others have been wounded in a shooting. one woman was also injured in the gunfire. ktvu's paul chambers joins us from the crime scene to tell us what we've learned so far from investigators. good morning, paul. >> reporter: good morning. a family is grieving after this happened last night in this apartment complex behind it. it's correct. an 8-year-old child was killed.

we can take a look at video here, and we personally counted 12 bullet holes in the security gate leading into the home. that's at least 12 right there. police say around 11:15, shots spotter picked up gunfire in the 3400 block of wilson avenue. police say there were shots an the apartment complex. it's unclear if it happened inside or outthe shooting. police say an 8-year-old girl was transported to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. police are still trying to piece together how the children knew each other. >> there was some relationship between the children and adults. there is was reference to a grandmother. >> reporter: the adult woman and the other two children are listed in stable condition. police are asking people for any help in this situation. as of right now, they don't have any leads or motive for

the shootings. it's unclear if they are looking for a single or multiple shooters. police have not released any information about a suspect. we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest as this develops and as soon as we find out we'll pass it along to you. an oakland city councilman wants to ban protesters from carrying certain items from demonstrations. it comes after a attack on a server during a recent protest. claudine wong is live for us this morning in oakland and says this proposal has been debated in the past. claudine? >> reporter: it has. but with more protests expected this weekend with the violence and vandalism, this weapons ban will get another look. it didn't get a positive reception from protesters the first time around. this proposal came on the table after occupy protests. i want to show you video of those. we know at that time, these

weapons were used there. this proposal came up that would ban things like hammers, clubs and shields. last year, the president said they were using these as a cover. in may 2012, this is a public safety meeting where they tried to talk about the ban -- >> i want to tell you pat carnagan that i could walk up with you and [bleep] kill you with a pencil. are you gonna outlaw pencils? >> reporter: angry protesters took over the meeting. getting pretty aggressive with their rhetoric and actually that statement about the pencil elisted cheers from some people. the president just ended the meeting. really the proposal didn't go much further after that. >> please --

>> shut the heck up. we listened to you. [laughter] >> sir, i'm sorry this is out of hand. we're gonna end the meeting now. and i apologize. >> reporter: it was -- now it's noel gaio who is now heading this up. we'll see when that debate will take place. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. oakland police just released new photos as they look for people who vandalize parts of the downtown area during the protests. most of the protesters were pieceful but as you can see, a small group got out of control. this photo shows a person spray painting the street and police released a short video from the protest. it shows a man on a bike briefly talking to a driver at

lake merritt before kicking the man's car and putting a dent in the back of it. police are asking anyone who knows the people in the photos or video to give them a call. three men have been charged for cims in connection to protests in oa following sawrgt's acquittal -- saturday's acquittal. two are charged with vandalism. they are accused of smashing windows monday night at the men's warehouse at 15th and broadway. a third man, jeffrey clark is accused of throwing a rock at a police officer. more demonstrations are planned for across the country for trayvon martin including a proposed boycott. coming up, why the son of martin luther martin luther king, junior wants people to stop buying florida orange juice. we're learning about the storage cost tied to this month's crash at the san

francisco airport. sfo has given asiana airlines until july 26th to remove the wreckage. asiana has no plans to extend the deadline. investigators are still trying to answer some critical questions involving one of the teenagers who died in the sfo tragedy. they still don't know if she was alive when hit by a fire truck on the runway. they are still trying to find out how her body ended up near the left wing of the plane. federal investigators say she was sitting in the back of the aircraft at the time of the crash-landing. they now hope video from a firefighter's helmet camera will provide some answers. police are investigating allegations of child abuse at a mountain view preschool. the mountain view voice reports police are looking into claims a staff member at little acorn

christian preschool may have touched a child inappropriately. police are interviewing children at the preschool. a letter has gone homes to the parents -- gone homes to the parents -- gone home to the parents. a staff member has been placed on leave. the municipal transportation agency had proposed removing all parking on one side of the street and some on the other side. the spaces would be turned into dedicated bike lanes. businesses in the area criticized the idea. the new proposal removes only one-third of the parking spots on polk. let's turn to sal. you are keeping an eye on that serious injury crash there. eastbound 880? >> yes, on the cumming ramp. it's a crash. someone was briefly trapped inside. they scrambled a medical helicopter to help take someone away. this is eastbound 880. but trma

westbound as people slow to take a look at what's going on. i want to move the maps to another problem. 880 southbound reported near tennyson, there's there. my maps are freaking out. across the bay, northbound 101 at keo, an injury crash reported there. three spots to start off. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, backed up for about a 10, 15-minute delay. it's not all the way back to the maze. and 237, we have some stop-and- go traffic there as you drive across interstate 880. let's go to steve. sunshine for some already, some very thick fog for others and some of the low clouds. it looks like they will persist near the coast. not much change there. inland temperatures will start their move up. napa, 79. very foggy. a couple of reports coming in. livermore was 83. san jose, 74, palo alto 76. today, 84, 91 and 80.

they are getting back up there. we actually were slightly below average on some of the temperatures. a thicker fog bank. foggy coast. even some inland airportias. still a decent surge on the clouds. it will burn off much sooner. i think by 9:00 a lot of that will burn off fast compared to the last couple of days. santa cruz coastline saw the sun yesterday before the noon hour. they will probably see that again today. but our fair-weather friend, if you will, is beginning to move back towards california. it looks like it will be here for about a week. the fog will be thick. the coast will stay in the 60s and 70s. inland will have the biggest jump. 92 to 102 on saturday. not as hot as that last episode but still well above average. 52 to 58 top to bottom. everything is close. west-southwest 16. that's pretty decent in

fairfield. anything less than 10 is a sure sign that things are on tap. livermore had a little breeze. very little one. calm conditions towards san jose. most locations are calm. but at least the delta breeze is showing some signs of being there. it will warm up. look at this low towards el paso tapping into new mexico and even arizona. so if you are heading from that direction, you might -- in that frex and cooler lows -- in that direction, and cooler lows. it won't take long to start to warm up. 60s and 70s. coast to bay. 80s, 90s inland. temperatures, the hottest locations will be up towards ukiah, clearlake, vacaville as we go into friday and then the weekend. there will be 90s, 100 inland. 60s, 70s, 80s. closer to the water. >> thank you, steve. how healthy is the president's signature healthcare plan. how he will respond in the next hour after the house triers

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plenty of low clouds and fog, emphasis on fog for some. once that burns off, it will be sunny. some of that area is coming down. 50s, 60s coast to bay. homeowners in lake county say an undetected leak in the county's water system may have caused landslides that destroyed several homes. seven homes are uninhabitable. ten others were voluntarily evacuated. an attorney has filed claims on behalf of 41 homeowners asking for $5 million each. county supervisors say an irrigation system put in by the homeowners association as well

as construction defects may have contributed to this. the owner of the hallmark house apartments, a lawsuit says, failed to properly maintain the building and they claim the building didn't have enough smoke detectors and a sprinkler system should have been died. one person died and 97 people were left without a place to live. 23 people, including three firefighters, were hurt. happening now, u.s. lawmakers are lonerring former south african president, nelson mandela. this is harry reid speaking right now. today is mandela's 95 birthday. again, this is a live picture going on of the ceremony that's happening at the capitol visitor center in washington, d.c. participants include top congressional republicans and democrats, including, as we see here, harry reid, and also nancy pelosi, house speaker john boehner spoke a short time ago.

mandela remains in a south african hospital for a recurring lung infections. while there were reports he was close to death his family says his condition is much better than a week ago. less than 24 hours after the u.s. house voted to delay part of president obama's healthcare law, he will argue it's working. as ktvu's kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, the president says the americans are already receiving rebates under the law. kyla? >> reporter: tori, the white house says in california alone, $1.5 million have received 65,000 in rebates. the president's plan requires medical care to be spent not in overhead expenses. if they don't, they have to refund the difference. the senate and white house won't sign on. people will have to prove they are insured this coming january or they will face fines.

but the obama administration delayed fines for most businesses. they don't have to provide insurance until january of 2015. >> i'm not particularly tickled by the delay. but i'm -- i would rather have the delay than rush this thing through and get something that doesn't work and the truth of the matter is, this is working. >> more deadlines are drawing near under the president's healthcare plan when you can start shopping for insurance online when i see you next. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. in california, training is underway for people to get the word out about the new health plans for uninsured californians. the covered plan will begin signing people up in october. it's one of the affordable requirements that all americans have health insurance. some people have expressed concern about becoming victims of identity theft because

covered california will have access to so much personal information. add minute straighters are doing background checks on the enrollment checks who are being hired for covered california. today samsung and apple will see if technical experts can break the new security futures on the phone. george gascon is one of the leaders of the task force. the group is concerned about the skyrocketing number of fines that involve smartphones. so they are asking all phone makers to make the phones less desirable for thieves. tiburon police are defending license place tracking. the aclu says the cameras raise privacy concerns. but tibby on's police chief said they are a crime deterrent and 10% of the town's cases are solved due to this. police say the data not linked to a crime is reraced after 30 days -- erased after 30 days.

a submarine with hi- definition cameras is tracking earthquakes and tsunamis capability. they are testing this this week before it heads to antarctica. they will use it to track faults. when tests are complete, the submarine will head to antarctica. we're just two days from the weekend. there's a change coming in the weather. a live look outside for you right now. what's happening that will bring warmer temperatures to the bay starting today. plus -- more trouble for napa's bottlerock music festival. the complaints that has police investigating the festival's organizers. good morning. northbound 101. sluggish traffic as you drive from san jose to sunnyvale. i will tell you more about the problem spots in the bay area commute.

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napa police are investigating complaints about two checks written by organizers of the bottle rock festival. another bottle rock vendor landmark event staffing services has filed a lawsuit alleging breach of contract and fraud. walgreens and cvs are refusing to sell the latest "rolling stones magazine" because of the photo of the boston marathon bomber on the

cover. 7:22. the son of civil rights leader, martin luther king, junior, wants people to boycott florida orange juice. >> the true way generally when people don't understand is when you decide to exercise your buying power elsewhere. >> king made the statement while speaking at the naacp convention in orlando, florida. he also praised singer stevie wonder who said he will not perform again in florida until the law is changed. more rallies are planned across the country against saturday's not guilty verdict. yesterday, there were demonstrators in beverly hills but the march remained peaceful. and in orlando, florida, hundreds of people took to the

streets in honor of trayvon martin. the demonstrators marched to a county courthouse where they held a rally and called for justice. a santa clara county district attorney's office appears divided over whether to prosecute a 49er player of assault. ahmad brooks is accused of hitting a teammate over car keys. the team might, divens, needed stitches. late last month, prosecutors obtained an arrest warrant which was then frozen by managers. the fans of the seattle seahawks are hoping to invade the new 49er stadium. seahawks supporters have raised several hundred dollars online to buy a commemorative brick at levi stadium. they want to inscribe the message "go, hawks" or some

other anti-49er slogan. but the officials can deny the inscription if they don't think it's appropriate. let's check in with sal and seep what's happening at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> right now, tori and mike, you will see slow traffic at the toll plaza, although it's not as bad as it could be. sometimes we see the backup all the way out to the macarthur maze. but this morning, it's actually doing a little bit better than that. so the traffic continues to move along relatively well. pardon me. the traffic here, if you are doing the traffic on the commute here to the nimitz freeway, not a bad commute at all. as a matter of fact, it's a nice-looking drive as you continue up toward the commute to interstate 880. no prob major problems. this -- no major problems. this is a picture from one of our viewers of the -- let me move this down. i'm doing this live on the air.

there's the truck here. we can -- i can scroll over to the side. the truck was turned over on the cumming skyway ramp to eastbound 80. one person was briefly trapped inside the truck. the fire department got him out. but this ramp is gonna be closed. it's now a sig-alert. 7:25. let's go to steve. sal, we do have a lot of fog out there, some locations are already in on the sun, a little bit of a west wind, not much. still kind of quiet and very foggy conditions. some of that fog is much, much lower than a few days ago. still plenty to go around. inland locations by 9:00 i think a lot of it should be done. by the coast, still dealing with the low of gray. a lot of 50s here. pretty close here. 54 san francisco and speaking of, a lot of that low cloud deck. they are really not gonna get in on the warmup. you need the north or northeast wind. that won't be happening. high 67 today. cloudy now. but usually mostly sunny later

on. temperatures all influenced by an area of high pressure. that's gonna give us fog and then sun. it will be lower. cooler lows. a west wind and highs will be in the 60s to the 90s. take your pick. if you want heat, go east. if you want cooler weather, go west. thousands of people evacuated in southern california from a raging wildfire. >> that's our house right now. we kind of had to, you know, say our goodbyes just in case we don't come back. >> what we just learned about how big this fire is growing. >> reporter: and janet napolitano expected to be introduced at the uc regents meeting this morning. but will she be welcomed with open arms. bullet holes remain here after gunshots were fired.

why there is a dispute over who will pay for this.

a santa cruz woman is asking for compensation after a police shooting on her property. ktvu's janine de la vega just spoke with the woman who owns the property and janine, the mayor of santa cruz paid her a personal visit as well? >> reporter: yes, that's right. i spoke with the woman on the phone. she said she was touched the mayor did that and she said the mayor was going to reconsider

whether the city should pay for the damage done on her property. the gun battle between the police and suspect took place near the garage on doyle street. it's been fixed. but i've counted on this pillar, one, two, three, four -- six different places where a bullet pierced this pailar. she said it's too expensive to fix. she said her five-unit apartment complex was severely damaged by the rounds that the sheriff shot at jeremy goulet. the property owner said she was left with bullet holes on the property. her family had to clean up the blood and human remains left behind by the shooting. she was surprised by this. most people we spoke with this morning sympathize with her.

>> i've never seen so many police and military people in my life. the whole situation was under control. the guy was compromised and then they went ahead and smashed in the door anyway, just as a precaution. i think the owner is not unreasonable to ask for compensation personally. >> reporter: the property owner said she personally waited several months after the shooting to file a claim out of respect for the investigation. she is not sure what to expect from them. she's hopeful but she feels in all of this that she was a victim as well. reporting live from santa cruz, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. this morning berkeley police are investigating the city's second homicide of the year. police found a man who had been shot just before 7:00 last night on derby street. the man later died at the hospital. police are interviewing witnesses but have not named a suspect. anyone with information about the case is asked to call the

berkeley police department. happening today, the uc board of regents is scheduled to confirm janet napolitano as the next president of the ten- campus system. ktvu's brian flores is live in san francisco to let us know why some are not happy about this. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. the soon to be former homeland security secretary is expected to be introduced at the meeting this morning. but not before immigrant rights supporters, expected to hear their voices heard. police are preparing for the day as well. now, napolitano has received praise and criticism. some consider her the face of the current immigration policy. many immigrant groups are planning a protest around noon before the confirmation meeting is to take place. they say they are upset because napolitano oversaw an

unprecedented $1.5 million deportations. and then there's the question of experience, while napolitano is expected to be the first woman president in the campus's 145-year history. some in academia are questioning her qualifications in the job. some are also praising her as a choice, especially as governor of arizona twice where she increased the education budget in 2006 and also voiced her support for a fixed tuition rate. some say her washington connections will help seek government funding. the first thing she says she plans to do is visit all of the campuses in the uc system. we're live in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. the uc regents faced controversy over the stew dent regions. some jewish students came out against the first muslim

regent. critics say her calls for the recall -- >> i will be doing a lot of outreach to make sure all student voices and concerned are being addressed. >> she says her priorities during her two years as a student regent are to work on financial aid system reform and to work on making the campus a safe and welcoming environment for all students. we have new information about a wildfire that's burning out of control in riverside you county. officials announced it's grown in size to more than 35 square miles. it has already forced 6,000 people to evacuate. it is located in a rugged mountain terrain, southwest of palm springs. the fire is only 15% contained and moving toward more populated areas. 3,000 firefighters have been brought in to try to stop it. >> they just said get out of the house.

we've been running around trying to get the trailer hooked up. i have a business at the house with a lot of products in it. >> the fire is sending smoke and ash in the air. a smoke advisory has been issued throughout the region. fire in the los padres national forest has forced the evacuation of about 100 people, including a group of boy scouts. the fire began yesterday in a retreat south of carmel. calfire gave us this photograph of the smoke. the fire has destroyed more than 500 acres so far. oakland police continue to investigate the disappearance of a missing toddler a day after family and friends held an emotional vigil for her. ♪ jesus came and laid his hands on me ♪ >> last night's prayer vigil parks one week since 21-month- old daphne webb was reported missing. daphne's parents say police have received a lot of tips but

have no substantial leads. >> we just want daphne home. that's all i would like to say right now. i'm sad just like everybody else. >> police say neither parent is considered a suspect. john webb was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment but prosecutors did not file charges. daphne's mother was also arrested for child endangerment in february. police say she was found passed out in a car with daphne in the back seat. the search is on for a 91- year-old woman who walked away from her care facility in san francisco. evelyn was last seen july 9th. police released this photo of her but say this picture is out of date because she now has shoulder-length hair. she often pushes a shopping cart to help her whack because she's prone to falling -- walk because she is prone to

falling. it's not acceptable to come to the city of oakland and commit crimes and we simply did not tolerate that. >> chief whent says there is will be more officers at a march planned on saturday to make sure things stay peaceful. >> b.a.r.t. and its labor unions have two and a half weeks to reach a deal before workers could strike again. ktvu news has learned the talks are not going well. the two sides remain far apart on nearly all of the main issues ahead of the august 4th deadline. however, there's still hope they can reach a deal and avoid another disastrous strike. management and union negotiators will meet again tomorrow and they are ready to work around the clock to reach an agreement. if you are not taking b.a.r.t. today, let's check in with sal. a crash in the peninsula. >> yes. that's right. one of our viewers tweeted a

photo. this is near farmhill road and i got a tweet from someone who showed it to me. a couple of cars according to chp went through the center divide. ended up hitting each other and that tree. this is -- i think i said northbound. it's southbound 2280 before farmhill road. this is an injury accident, sig- alert. if you look closely at the picture, it's somewhat obscured by the trees. a lot of the emergency vehicles are in the left lines of the freeway. 280 farmhill. so look for delays in both directions. let's take a look at the toll plaza, it's improved quite a bit getting into san francisco. i also want to mention the traffic on 237 westbound getting into the valley a little bit slow as you drive through. 7:39. let's go to steve. >> hold on there, sal. >> look at that fog. is that marin county? >> what is that? >> i think so, yes, yes, yes. hold on. la fayette. >> oh, it's la fayette.

i see. >> can i do the intro again? >> please do. >> and here's steve paulson. >> thank you. i was zooming in on miami, florida because they had 6 inches of rain this -- of rain this morning. the fog will burn off. kathy in napa said i can't see the house across the street. 79 yesterday in napa. livermore, 83. palo alto, 76. today 84 for napa. 90 livermore, 81 for san jose and palo alto stanford will be 83. san francisco a lot of low clouds and fog. without the north and northeast breeze.

60s. 50s on the low. 54 seems popular here. even san francisco at 54. that delta breeze still there. 16. not bad. not 25 or 30 but definitely over 10. keep an eye on that. as long as that's there, that's kind of a little help for inland areas on really hot conditions. 57 ukiah and also sacramento. speaking of, this is what i was focusing on. torrential rain in miami. key largo down to key west, they've had 4 to 6 inches of rain from intense thunderstorms. nothing like that here. we get the fog and low clouds and we'll get warmer inland temperatures as they start to warm up. warmer for most. but cooler overnight lows. 90s for some. clearlake, 96.

novato 82. napa, 84. 90 fairfield. 90s, pittsburg, antioch, brentwood, livermore. 80s for others. but then 70s for berkeley, oakland, alameda. 79 santa cruz. santa clara at 82. 62 pacifica. 77 san mateo. 80 woodside redwood city and palo alto. warmer inland. upper 90s to 100. coast and bay. 60s and 70s. some frightening moments for a bay area-flownd area- flownd -- bay area-bound flight. coming up in 13 minutes why a plane into oakland had so many passengers hot under the collar. verdicts have been reached for two suspects in the richmond gang rape case. when we'll find out if they are found innocent or guilty. [ male announcer ] you know that sizzler grills the world's best steaks. but did you know we've also mastered three incredibly craveable pastas?

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the dow and s&p reaching highs today. being helped by energy and healthcare stocks. the nasdaq is being held from declines from ebay. the dow is up 101. the nasdaq is up 11. the s&p is up 10. happening right now -- investors keeping an eye on ben bernanke. he's set to testify at a senate hearing. there he is right now. this follows his appearance at the house committee yesterday. his comments there saying the fed did not have a specific timetable to pull back on its

economic stimulus program. that was welcomed news to investors. stocks rose follow htion remarks and continue on the upswing this morning. the latest weekly jobs report was better than forecast. 334,000 americans filed for first-time unemployment benefits last week. that's down 24,000 from the week before and the lowest level since early may. experts say the numbers could be influenced by seasonal factors but they added it's likely to be a sign steady job gains should continue. happening today, the verdicts have been reached in the richmond high school gang rape case. pam cook is live in our newsroom with today's time line of events in this case. pam? >> two young men charged in this horrible case will hear from the juries today. the verdicts have been reached. they are scheduled to be read in court at 1:30 this afternoon. 22-year-old jose montoya and marcelas peter were tried sat

at the same time in court. but with two separate jirs. they are both accused of raping a 16-year-old girl outside of richmond's00ing dance in 2009. two other men have been convicted of gang rape in the case. they are serving 27 and 32-year prison sentences. two others are awaiting trial on lesser charges of sexual assault. now, again, today's verdicts are expected at 1:30 this afternoon at contra costa county's superior court in martinez. we're gonna have them for you the minute they are read on our website at ktvu.com. we'll also post them on facebook and twitter. we'll have a complete recap tonight on the news at 5:00. if convicted today, both men could get life in prison. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. a man accused of running naked through a san francisco b.a.r.t. station and harassing passengers is scheduled to face a judge today. he is scheduled to appear at a

conference on seven charges, including false imprisonment and sexual battery. cell phone video captured him grabbing several passengers. ese a former acrobat -- he's a former acrobat. police say a man who robbed a bank in core ta ma core ta -- corte madera may have robbed other banks. investigators say the same man may have robbed a union bank on green in june. crews are beginning the process of clearing a rain derailment in dallas. it went off the rails around 3:30 this morning.

we understand that two people were hurt in the derailment with minor injuries. authorities say the incident could have been far worse. the train was carrying paper products and not hazardous materials. one train car listed as carrying a chemical was empty. j.p. morgan chase may be close to settling for manipulate energy prices in came. there are reports that they are considering paying a fine of $550 million. the report comes a day after the commission levied a $454 million fine over barclay's bank in london over trading practices in california. the california legislature is considering shutting down four developmental centers including one in sonoma. >> they would hit me and they also put me in restraints. >> patients spoke about their experiences during a hearing in

sacramento yesterday. the four centers house about 1500 people with disabilities. supporters of the centers worry people with disabilities won't receive the care they need if the state decides to close the facilities. witnesses took a letter to the governor's office asking governor brown to appoint a safety czar to oversee the centers. we're proud to host a discussion this afternoon on improving awareness and accuracy of reporting on mental health. the event called "picture this mental health in the san francisco bay area" will return from 1:30 to 4:00 live streamed on ktvu.com. dave clark will moderate the forum which includes a panel of media representatives from across the bay area. go to ktvu.com. click the link at the top of the home page and watch it live. well, the emmy nominations have been announced. how a show that's not even broadcast on tv is making emmy history. and stuck at the state

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a monorail at the state fair is closed after dozens of passengers got stuck on the ride for about an hour ago yesterday when the monorail lost power. firefighters used a ladder truck and two cherry pickers to rescue those riders. >> oh, my gosh. everyone was tilted to the side. i'm like we're gonna fall over. no one was hurt. passengers say the worst part was waiting in the heat for help to arrive. passengers on an airplane had to endure a flight with a lot of heat. the flight was delayed for two hours with an outside temperature of 106 degrees. there was a problem with the

jet's air conditioner. >> any time your body gets overheated you have the risk of getting heat stroke. it was probably around 100. it was like being in a state car. they apologized. they gave us water, kept us as comfortable as possible, gave us food, a free drink of our choice. >> other passengers said the airline did everything possible to keep them comfortable. the delay was due to a mechanical problem. today the biggest comic book convention in the world kicks off in san diego. about 130,000 people are expected to attend this year's comic con convention. as always, most of them will be dressed as their favorite comic book characters. the convention runs through sunday at the san diego convention center. new this morning, the netflix drama, house of cards has made emmy history. >> the nominations in the drama series category are, "breaking

bad ", " down and abbey ", " game the thrones ", " homeland ", " house of cards," and" madmen. " "american horror" has 17 nominations. "the house of cards" i saw the british verbs. very, very good. >> fantastic. time now is 7:55. kind of a first couple of hours. now picking up. >> that's right. we do have more stuff out there, mike and tori. let's take a look at something i think you will really like. that would be the bay bridge.

the traffic is recovering. it's become very nice. no major problems as you drive through. the traffic continues to move along very well. you can see the traffic here on interstate 880 is not bad. as a matter of fact, the traffic continues to move along nicely. i want to show -- hold on for a second. here we go. i think i'm having trouble with my computer. let's put up a picture. this is a picture sent by a viewer of a sig-alert in san mateo county, injury accident on 280 near farmhill. both directions of the freeway are blocked. kind of blocked by the trees here. but you can see what's going on. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. some people might have a few blocked by the fog. other than that, sunshine for some inland. that fog burning off sooner. still made a decent surge. i don't think it will last much longer. low clouds and fog will retreat back to the coast pretty fast. 50s, and 60s.

mainly 50s. looks like it's already leeched the lows for today -- reached the lows for today. low pressure in the gulf of alaska, too far away to help us now. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s as high pressure builds in from the desert southwest. looks like it will be here for the weekend. saturday, sunday looks to be the hottest day. it will still be hot inland. coast and bay stay in the 60s and 70s and 80s. keeping the plane that crashed at sfo under lock and key. the cost of the storage and how long the plane will remain at sfo. >> reporter: an 8-year-old child was shot and killed in oakland. we just spoke with someone inside the home when the fatal fires were shoot when "mornings on 2" continues.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> mim me back. dave clark is on assignment. steve? >> have some fog. it will be warmer for inland areas. 80s and 90s. coast and bay still dealing with the low fog. 60s, 70s and 80s. here's sal. traffic is moving along

here as you drive in the bay area. some places are getting better. we're find of balancing that out. as we look at one more picture here, this would be the foggy golden gate bridge and the traffic does look good. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we're following developing news from oakland. a horrible crime involving deadly gunfire and children. paul chambers has been following this story since 4:30 this morning. he joins us now with new video of inside the home where the shooting took place. good morning, paul. >> reporter: good morning, tori. now an 8-year-old child has lost her life. oakland police are trying to figure out who did this. about a half an hour ago, we went inside the home and we spoke to someone who is inside when the deadly shooting took place. we can take a look at video here. i was asked not to show the man's face because he was in the house last night when the shooting occurred. this morning, he's cleaning up the blood in the carpet after the shooting last night.

his front door has about 12 bullet holes in it. he says last night, there was a knock on the door and the children went to answer it. that's when someone opened fire in the home. police say shots spotter picked up the shots here near macarthur boulevard. police say his nephew, 7-year- old niece and her 8-year-old friend staying the night were shot. >> i didn't know if she was dead or what. but she was bleeding, you know, i was telling the police you -- i said to the ambulance, you guys need to come. it was taking them pretty long. >> reporter: the four shot were transported to a hospital where the 8-year-old girl was pronounced dead. he's not sure who did this to his family. in the meantime, oakland police are looking for anyone who knows anything about this to give them a call. they've not released any information about a suspect or a motive. live in oakland, i'm paul

chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. pg&e is working to restore power after an outage near the embarcadero. claudine wong is on scene. claudine, what can you tell us? i know it's located on the bay bridge. >> reporter: that's right we're at spear and harris. the pg&e crews are trying to reroute power to this block so they can get the power on while repairs are being made. i can turn you around over this way, and you can see the problem up in the wires there. if you take a close look, they are all twisted into each other. they said there was some kind of flash or spark at 6:45 this morning. the wires got twisted, knocked power out and they are still trying to figure out how that happened. if i can show you some of these buildings, there are residential areas. pg&e says about 45 people may be affected by this. these are big buildings. we have been talking to residents out here who say they've been in the dark for a

while trying to figure out when they will get their power back on. if we pan down to harrison, they are directing traffic because those lights are out. but really the other blocks around the area when we drove through here do have power. that looks to be the only problem area in this section. again, spear and harrison where traffic is slower because of the repair work that's underway. how long will this take? that's still unclear. again, it's a rerouting issue right now. they are trying to get power back on the block. the repairs will take much longer. you have that pole right there. they shut off the power to it. that's the start of the problem. you are talking about one, two and maybe another four poles that they will need to fix. no word on what started the problem. but it will take hours to fix. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. an oakland city council man wants to ban protesters from

carrying hammers, wrenches and other items during demonstrations. concerns were raised that this could violate the rights of protesters. but the city council could decide to reconsider after a waiter was attacked with a hammer. the 34-year-old waiter said he and other staff members were trying to keep the protesters from breaking windows when someone hit him in the face. >> i just basically fell down to my knees. i never lost consciousness. i heard a loud ringing in my ears. >> he was not seriously hurt. he plans to return to work today. oakland police just released new photos as they look for people who vandalize parts of the downtown area during the protests. most of the protesters were peaceful. but as you can see, a small group got out of control. this photo show as person spray painting. this video shes a man on a bike -- shows a man on a bike briefly talking to a driver

near lake merritt before kicking the man's car and putting a dent in the back of it. police are asking anyone who knows the people in the photos or video to give them a call. three men have been charged for crimes in connection to protests in oakland following saturday's acquittal of zimmerman. 27-year-old lamar caldwell of oakland and 34-year-old tanzene doha are charged with vandalism. they are accused of smashing windows at the men's warehouse. and a third man, 30-year-old jeffrey clark from oakland, is accused of throwing a rock at a police officer. more demonstrations are planned across the country for trayvon martin including a proposed boycott. coming up at 8:25, why the son of civil rights leader martin luther king wants people to stop buying a certain type of orange juice. we're learning about the storage cost tied to this month's crash at sfo. the airport is charging the

airline for storage costs. the airline has been given to july 26th to move the airline. they are not giving an extension. investigators are still trying to answer some critical questions involving one of the teenaged girls who died in the sfo tragedy. they still do not know if she was alive when hit by a fire truck on the runway. they are still trying to find out how her body ended up near the left wing of the plane. federal investigators say she was sitting in the back of the plane at the time of the crash. they now hope video from a firefighters' helmet camera will provide investigations. police are investigating child abuse at a mountain view preschool. police are looking into claims that a staff member may have touched a child inappropriately. police are interviewing children at the preschool.

a letter has gone home to the parents. the staff member under investigation has been placed on administrative leave. the plan to cut the number of parking spaces on polk street is being revised. the transit agency originally planned to eliminate all parking on one side of the street and cut back available spaces on the other side. merchants said that would hurt their business. now muni proposes eliminating one third of all available spaces and installing safety features for cyclists and pedestrians. sal, you have an update on the crash in the peninsula. >> the crash is cleared, mike and tori, but the damage is done, i'm afraid, especially in the commute direction. southbound 280 as you drive down toward woodside road. it was near farm hill in the area. the crash has been removed. we showed you a picture of all of the emergency vehicles involved in clearing the crash. i would say that at this point, usually i recommend 280. today i don't think i will do

that. i think 101 will be better, especially if you can get on 101 after highway 92 and head south. all right. let's take a look at some live pictures. 24 la fayette. got a little bit of slowing here. westbound between walnut creek and oakland. nothing too bad. when you get to the toll plaza, i think you will like what you see. it's cleared out at the toll plaza very small delay. 78:07. let's go -- 8:07. let's go to steve. clear skies for some already. the fog is gone. other locations, it's still thick, thick. temperatures were actually below average. today they will be near average slightly above. napa was 79. livermore, 83. san jose, 74. palo alto, 76. today, 84 in napa, 90 in livermore, 81 san jose. this is at stanford. 80 degrees there. san francisco still struggling because there's too much fog there. you need the north and northeast wind. you need the land to sea breeze, that's not the case. we have a west to east.

very warm air aloft up 245er. it's coming -- up there. it's coming up. highs building in so we get the fog bank that goes from here, here, down there. damp, drizzle near the coast. still, though, decent surge but it will burn off much faster. temperatures will start to burn off pretty quick. a delta breeze, 17, still pretty good. anything over 15 to 20 is not bad. 10 or less is usually a sign that it will be hot. we'll see if it holds or collapses. 60 already in sacramento. 80s and 90s down south. focus in on miami, florida. they've had about 6 inches of rain. torrential. line of thunderstorms has moved through to key largo and key west. not for us. we get the low clouds but lots of sunshine and temperatures on their way up inland. thick fog for the morning. a westerly breeze in place. as long as that's there, coast

and bay have a tough time. clearlake, 96. chloe says it will be warmer than that. i defer to her. she's there. 93 in pittsburg. 94 in brentwood. 88 walnut creek. 70 in alameda. 81 san jose, 10 better for morgan hill. 8s on the peninsula -- 80s on the peninsula. warm to hot inland as we go into the weekend but about the same coast and bay. >> thank you, steve. 8:10. more complaints about a big napa musical event. mum in 14 minutes -- coming up in 14 minutes, why police are investigating the organizers of the bottlerock festival. >> reporter: the president will defend his healthcare law in 15 minutes. how he says people in california are already reaping the benefits. and your lake county

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sunny and starting to warmup away from the coast. the fog will probably burn off soon, much sooner across the bay. 60s and 70s. homeowners in lake county say an undetect the leak in the county's water system may have caused several devastating landslides. landslides this past spring left seven homes uninhabitable. now an attorney has filed claims on behalf of 41

homeowners asking for $5 million for each homeowner. county sumps say an rirgation system put in by the homeowners association and construction defects may have contributed to the landslide. flis in sebastopol arrested a man of setting a fire that destroyed a local landmark over the weekend. investigators say video shows steven edward starting the fire outside of the feed store. police say he's a well-known transient who has been arrested arrested -- who has been arrested or cited 17 times. president obama is scheduled to defend his healthcare plan. this comes less than 24 hours after house republicans voted to delay part of the law. as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, the president says millions of americans are receiving rebates. and that includes people in the bay area, mike.

the white house says the average family in california has already received a rebate of $71 thanks to ma obama -- to obamacare. when he speaks, he will highlight the 80/20 rule. under his law, insurers have to give refunds if they spend more than 20% of premiums on overhead expenses. people who have received some of the rebate money will join his speech this morning. the president will not discuss the decision to daily the employer mandate. businesses with more than 50 or more will not fate penalties for not providing insurance in january of 2013. but americans still have to prove they have insurance in january of 2013. some employers say they will drop the hik in november since they won't face fines.

at least 95% of businesses plan on insuring their workers even though they don't have to, a survey says. back to knew in california, training is underway for california to get the word out about new health plans for uninsured america. some people have expressed concern about becoming victims of identity theft because covered california will have access to so much personal information. administrators say they are doing background checks on the enrollment counselors who are being hired for covered california. 8:16. new this morning, about ten minutes ago, in fact, texas grk rick perry signed a controversial abortion bill into law. the bill bans abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy and restricts abortions to surgical centers. only 5 of texas's 42 abortion

clinics currently meet the new requirements. the legislation gained national attention after wendy davis held a filibuster against the bill last month. it wasn't reintroduced, though -- it was reintroduced, though, earlier in the senate and passed. walgreens and cvr are refusing to sell the latest edition of "rolling stones magazine" because of the picture of the boston marathon bombing suspect. critics say putting the bomber's photo on the photo gamerrizes him -- glamourizes him. "rolling stone" defends this because it's political and thought full coverage of these issues. 20-year-old nicholas larime cried during a hearing yesterday in a morgan hill

courtroom. he's accused of molesting a 16- year-old girl and keeping, police it photos of a teen on his computer. a judge denied him bail. he faces 15 years to life if convicted. 32-year-old efrain carillo was arrested over the weekend. a neighbor called 911 about a prowler. after posting bail, he checked into an alcohol treatment facility. to avoid any conflict of attorney, the california attorney general's office will oversee the prosecution rather than the district attorney's office. nelson mandela is celebrating his 95th birthday today. he remains in a hospital but his family says his health is improving. there are handwritten notes wishing him a happy birthday on the wall outside of his hospital. the united nations is encouraging people worldwide to take part in volunteer projects

to mark nelson mandela international day. in south africa, volunteers are renovating a shelter for abused girls. president obama issued the statement on nelson mandela day -- through our own lives by heeding his example, we can honor the man who shows his own people and world the path to justice, equality and freedom. a plane has crashed into a mobile home in maryland. these are live pictures. as you can see, impact of the crash nearly cut the plane in half. first responders on scene. a number of firefighters there as you can see, there's still no word on whether anyone was inside the house or the condition of anyone aboard the plane. we'll monitor the situation and bring you up to speed if something develops on that plane crash. colin kaepernick continues to make news during the offseason. >> colin kaepernick. [ cheers ] >> last night, espn handed him

one of its top honors. it named him the best breakthrough athlete at the espey awards for leading the 9ers to the super bowl. he stirred up a controversy by wearing a miami dolphins hat in public. despite that, you have to say congratulations. quite the season he had. >> looks like he's wearing a 49er red jacket. >> yes. the push to protect smartphones from getting stolen. how a san francisco man is helping lead the charge. we're seeing plenty of fog and clouds around the bay. steve paulson will be back to tell us whether the skies will be cleared later today. good morning. traffic is moving along a little bit slowly on 237 as you cross 880. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. medications?

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today, apple and samsung will show us the latest innovations they say could come down on the number of stolen smart phones. george gascon is one of the organizers of secure our smartphones. that group hired technical experts who will try to work around the anti-theft features. gascon became involved after finding out nearly half of all robberies in san francisco involve a smartphone. more rallies are planned across the country against

saturday's not guilty verdict in the death of trayvon martin. yesterday, demonstrators blocked rush hour traffic in beverly hills. peaceful. rch remained demonstrators want the department of justice to file federal charges against zimmerman. in orlando, florida, hundreds of people took to the streets in honor of trayvon martin. the demonstrators marched to a county courthouse where they held a rally and called for justice. meanwhile, the son of civil rights leader, ming junior, is calling on people -- ming, junior, is calling on people -- mart -- martin luther king junior is calling for a boycott on buying orange juice in florida. a bottlerock vendor has filed a lawsuit alleging breach of contract and fraud. organizers of the music festival are struggling to pay

more than 2.5 million in debt, including $630,000 owed to 142 union employees. 8:24. it's time to check in again with sal. see what's happening in the south bay. sal? >> all right, tori. westbound 237, some slow traffic there. also on 280 a little bit and on 101. some people are slowing down to get into the major points of the west valley this morning but it's not unusually slow. there's some things -- there are some things that will be taking you by surprise, i think. bay bridge, this will take you by surprise in a good way. it's cleared out. there are no major delays on the span itself getting into san francisco. also southbound 280 you can see the roadway between 92 and woodside road is still pretty slow because of an earlier crash near woodside road that's been cleared. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. we have areas of fog around. not much of a breeze. there's still a component of a west wind. things are calm here. overall, temperatures in the 50s. the fog will burn off much

sooner. the coast not warming up that much. it looks like it will burn off much sooner for maybe even most of the areas today. 50s, 60s. some locations getting into the warm category. warmer weather is on the way as high pressure builds in. that will take us to 60s, 70s, 80s coast and bay. the biggest jump will be upper 80s to low 90s away from the coast. and warmer weather is on tap probably friday and saturday. some inland locations will be near 1100 or slightly above. not much change really closer to the water. fleeing from the path of a raging wildfire. >> we kind of had to say our goodbyes just in case we don't come back. >> what we've learned about the size of this out of control fire. >> reporter: bullet holes remain where a gun battle took place in santa cruz five months ago. who is paying for the repairs and why there's a disagreement.

we're fooling breaking news in san francisco where pg&e is working to restore power to several homes and businesses in the embarcadero. look at 'em.

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pg&e is working to restore power after an outage near the embarcadero. claudine wong is live at the scene. any progress being made out there, claudine? >> reporter: a little bit. we do have some new information, mike. i want to show you what's happening behind me. a pg&e crew is out here. they are waiting for two more crews to come out here to try to fix the problem. it looks like it will take a exuferm hours to get the problem rectified.

i want to get your attention to the top of the power pole. one of the insulators on the top of the power pole actually flashed. a fire who responded said people were reporting explosions. they heard it down the street at the fire station. what you are looking at now is the result. it was actually an insulator on one end of the street and an insulator on the flash that flashed. it cause the wires to basically move around a lot. i don't know how you would necessarily describe it that gets you that end result. they all kind of moved and got tangled with each other. if we pan down the street, you can see they are twisted and tangled through the block and that's what they have to fix. they have two crews coming out to fix the problem. this is spear. harrison is down the street. the people in the block are affected. they won't get power for a while. we talked to one woman who works on street. >> walking up, i noticed the blue trucks on my block from

pg&e and this kind gentleman told me our power will be out on the whole block. i have two meetings to set up for. i was gonna run in and make copies. and now it looks like i'll be e- mailing my office about the meeting, it's not gonna work out. >> reporter: it will be a problem that will last for a while until they can get the repairs made. taking a look live back here. this is the end of spear as it intersects with harrison. you can see folks directing traffic because those stoplights were out. they were happy they were able to isolate the problem. they have a couple of crews coming out to make the repairs. no estimated time on when that will be done. as far as what caused this to begin with, they say right now, they just don't know. live in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. also happening right now, president obama is talking about the new healthcare reform law. he's in washington, d.c. let's listen in to the president.

>> and for decades fought to make sure that everybody had affordable, accessible coverage. we are so proud of him [ applause ] >> i want to welcome everybody to the white house. every day across the country and certainly here in the white house, there are people who are working as we speak to implement the affordable care act and to deliver the security of quality affordable healthcare to more americans. the good news, starting october 1st, new online marketplaces will allow consumers to go online and compare private healthcare insurance plans just

like you would compare over the internet the best deal on flat- screen tvs or cars or any other product that is important to your lives. >> we've been listening to the president there speaking in the white house. the president wants to highlight in this address what he calls one of the first concrete benefits of the new healthcare reform law, the provision that provides people with a refund if there isn't company doesn't spend the majority of dollars on medical care rather than administrative costs. we'll stay tuned to the president's speech and give you new details. walls riddled with bullet holes. it's the scene of a deadly shooting. janine de la vega is live for us in santa cruz with the big mess one woman said she had to clean up after a police shooting and who she is asking for compensation. janine? >> reporter: mike, i counted about six bullet holes in this brick pillar. the property owner said it's too expensive for her to fix. besides this, there was more

visible damage but since then, the doors have been replaced. the property owner thought since the police did the damage, the city would play. she filed a claim against the city saying she was left with bullet holes. that was call caused when police engaged in the shootout with jeremy goulet outside her apartment complex in february. police shot and killed him after they say he gunned down butch baker and elizabeth butler. the city denied paying her $5,000, the amount it cost her to make repairs. neighbors say they sympathize with her saying it was important to get it cleaned up quickly so the community would not have to deal with the trauma. >> people had to slow down, put up the "no trespassing" signs because there were so many tourists coming by and making

it a real uncomfortable situation. >> reporter: the owner said she was left to clean up blood and humane remains best lie law enforcement on her property. she said the mayor visited her yesterday and told her she put the item back on the agenda for reconsideration. we did reach out to the mayor this morning just to get an explanation from the city but we've not heard back from her. portinlive from santa cruz, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. berkeley police are investigating the city's second homicide of the year. police found a man who had been shot just before 7:00 last night on derby street. the man later died at the hospital. police are interviewing witnesses but have not named a suspect. anyone with information about this case is asked to call the berkeley police department. at its meeting, the uc regents are expected to formally introduce janet napolitano as the new president of the ten-campus uc system. brian flores is live in san

francisco to let us know why some people are not happy about the regent's choice. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yeah, napolitano is expected to be introduced shortly after 1:00 this afternoon but not before immigrants rights protests will have their voices heard. uc police have added officers as well as put barricades around the entrance. now, napolitano has drawn both stances for her homeland security work as secretary, but also some criticism as well because of the current immigration policy. many groups plan to rally before the nomination meeting is to take place, again, just after 1:00 this afternoon. the group says they are upset because they say that napolitano oversaw an unprecedented 1.5 million deportations. we understand the regents will discuss and vote on her compensation package before she's introduced shortly after

1:00 this afternoon. while the regents are not commenting on her nomination before the meeting, we've also learned she's one of 300 candidates considered for the position. >> the appointment of a president is a big day in university history, always. it's an exciting day for many reasons. >> i would encourage napolitano to bring students, faculty and employees altogether to the table to overhaul uc's finances so we're putting students first instead of wall street. >> reporter: there's also a question of experience as well. while napolitano is expected to be the first woman president of the campus's 145-year history, some question her qualitycations for the job which -- qualifications for the job which has been typically filled with scholars who have some experience within the university system. some are praising her as well, especially when she was governor of arizona.

some say that her washington connections will be a benefit for the benefit to seek government funding in the future. we'll have a live report coming up on the news at noon. we're live here in san francisco, i'm brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. the uc regents face controversy over the confirmation of a student regent. some jewish groups came out against the 21-year-old cal student, the first muslim student regent. critics say her call to the university to tie vest from companies with ties to the israeli military make her unfit to represent all uc students. she says her priorities are to work on financial aid system reform and to make the campus a safe and welcoming environment for all students. we have new information about a wildfire burning in riverside county. officials announced it has grown in size to more than 35 square miles. it's already forced 6,000 people to evacuate.

it's located in a rugged mountain terrain west-southwest of palm springs. the fire is only 15% contained. it's moving more toward populated areas. 3,000 firefighters have been brought in to try to stop it. >> they just said get out of the house. we've been running around trying to get the trailer hooked up. i have a business at the house that has a lot of products in it. we had to get all of the stuff out of the house. >> the fire is sending smoesh and ash in the area -- smoerk and ash in the area -- smoke and ash in the area. and a fire in monterey county forced the evacuation of a group of people, including the boy scouts. the fire began in a remote area of the los padres national angeles. calfire gave us this photograph of the smoke taken from a plane. firefighters say they believe they have stopped the planes from advancing. the retreat advised people with reservations not to come here

today. we want to check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads in the east bay. >> we're looking the at freeways. it's a -- looking at the freeways now. it's a little dicey because of a make accident northbound 880 -- motorcycle accident northbound 880. we've had a lot of slow traffic on 280 and 101 heading south because of earlier problems there. let's take a look at the commute on 880 northbound in the oakland area. that looks pretty good. i've saved the best for last in this report. the bay bridge toll plaza has been nice. it's been really light in this 8:00 hour. it's 8:40. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. sunshine for some already. a couple of days ago, it was fog, fog, fog. all the way out to sacramento. there's still some fog there. it's getting lower and thicker. temperatures are beginning to warm up. yesterday was still below average.

today, palo alto, 80. 81 san jose, 90 livermore and 84 in napa. san francisco, though, still dealing with a lot of low clouds and fog. again, as long as the fog is there without a north or northeast wind, the coast, 60s and 70s. warmest temperatures along the coastline. we'll go 67 today for a high in san francisco. very warm air started yesterday. that started to send the fog bank down, down, down. we'll probably have reduced visibility, already getting foggy in spots. had some reports of that today. fog is retreating sooner today. there's still plenty out there. it just needs to be lifted along. that's not going to happen for about four or five days. high pressure builds in and will sit on top of us. this does not look like a really strong high-pressure system like we had about two, three weeks ago, that was the biggin'. this one is still big enough. inland temperatures will start to warm up. it starts today and takes us probably into sunday. a little discrepancy on when things will cool down.

the next three or four days, 9s to 100s inland. 50s and 60s on some of the temperatures. there's still a delta breeze. as long as that is in place, temperatures get to only slightly above average. 61 ukiah. they will be in the upper 90s to near 100. same for clearlake. fog out there. more fog than low clouds. thick fog in the morning. 90s for some. clearlake out there to vacaville, pittsburg, antioch, brentwood. 70 alameda, 84 milpitas. palo alto, it will be close for menlo park and 67 in san francisco. daly city, 62. hot inland, not too bad. coast and bay. some tense, hot moments for a bay area-bound flight. >> it's almost like a hostage situation. we were getting texts from her but she couldn't get off the plane. >> coming up in 13 minutes why

a plane into oakland had so many passengers really hot under the collar. a verdict has been reached in the richmond gang rape trial. and an 8-year-old girl killed and two other children wounded in a late-night shooting. what we have just learned about the victims.

the dow and s&p returning to record levels. a drop in claims for unemployment benefits encouraging to investors. disappointing news from intel and ebay holding back the tech- heavy nasdaq. >> the dow is up 105. the nasdaq is up 9. s&p up 10. in oakland, city councilmen want to ban protesters from carrying ham, clubs and wrenches after -- hammers, clubs and wrenches. it comes after a waiter was attacked with a hammer. a similar proposal was dropped last year on the kernts it could violate the -- violate the rights of protesters. a hearing is underway to confirm janet napolitano as the

new uc president. an 8-year-old girl has been killed. two other children were wounded in a late-night shooting in oakland. a woman was also hit when someone fired into an apartment complex on wilson avenue. ktvu's paul chambers has been reporting from the scene throughout the morning. he joins us now with some new video and information on what happened. paul? >> reporter: good morning, mike. we got a lot of information going on. i just spoke with the man who considers himself the father figure of the 8-year-old. let me show you the picture. she's 8 years old. now, i swrust spoke with her -- just spoke with her father figure. she was in the neighborhood. her mother lives over here. and she was staying the night. her best friend lived in the home where she was shot. and the video here. harden asked that we not show his face because he was inside the house when the shooting occurred. he was cleaning up the blood left in the carpet of a his

family and niece and niece's friend was shot last night. his front door has about 12 bullet holes in it. he said last night there was a knock at the door. the children went to answer it. that's when someone opened fire. shots spotter picked up the shots and police say an adult woman, his mother, 4-year-old nephew and 7-year-old niece and the 8-year-old girl staying the night were inside the apartment. i spoke to the little girl, whose woman basically considers her her grandchild. here's what she had to say. >> i saw her from the stairs and i said is alicia next door. he said yes. they were supposed to be brought to a modeling talent scout or something tomorrow -- today. >> reporter: police have not released any information about a suspect or the motive or

anything about this. they are asking for any help. let's show the picture one more time. this is 8-year-old alicia karadine. she was shot and killed inside the home of a friend. we'll have a lot more coming up at noon. you will hear from the man who considers himself the father figure, the last person to see her alive. she said actually she asked him to walk her to the door and moments later that night she was pronounced dade. we'll have more on that -- dead. we'll have more on that coming up later. happening today, a man accused of stealing a yacht from a sausalito harbor is expected in court. leslie alan gardner is expected to face a judge for a preliminary hearing. police say they discovered the theft after the yacht ran aground near linda mar beach in pacifica in march. the owner of the yacht saw the incident on the news and called police to say his boat had been stolen. gardner has pled not guilty to

charges of grand theft, receiving stolen property and vandalism. also happening today, the brutal richmond high school rape case will be back in court. pam cook is in our newsroom with what is expected to happen today. good morning, pam. >> reporter: good morning. well the verdicts will be read against two young men charged in the gang rape of a 16-year- old girl. 22-year-old jose mon tan -- monano and marcelas peter were tried at the same time in court but with two separate juries. they are both accused of in the beating and rape of a richmond girl outside a homecoming dance in 2009. today's verdicts are expected at 1:30 in martinez at contra costa county courthouse. we'll have them for you the minute they are read at ktvu.com. we'll also post them on facebook and twitter and have a complete rehappen tonight on the news at 5:00. now, two other men have already

been convicted of gang rape in this case. they are serving 27 and 32-year prison sentences. two others are awaiting trial on lesser charges of sexual assault. the men receiving the verdicts today could spend the rest of their lives in prison. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. a show that isn't even aired on broadcast television makes history at the emmys. and which big names will be up for awards on emmy's big night. good morning. northbound 280 getting into the valley, still a little bit of slow traffic. we'll give you one more look at the traffic -- straight ahead.

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new this morning, the netflix drama "house of cards" has made emmy history. >> the nominations in the drama series category are -- "breaking bad,"doubt and amount bbey,"game of thrones,"" homeland," "house of cards," and requested madmen." american horror story has the most with 17 nods. the nomination for best actor included john hamm, brian cranston and jeff daniels. nominees for best actress included claire danes for "homeland." new this morning,

investigators in the united kingdom are recommending that honeywell emergency locater beacons be disabled in boeing 787 dreamliners. this recommendation comes after a vacant boeing 787 caught fire last month in london. investigators say a battery in an emergency beacon likely sparked the fire. passengers on board a packed plane bound for the bay area had to endure a grueling delay in a very hot jet. the allegiant flight from phoenix landed here with 157 passengers on board. the flight had been delayed for two hours while sitting out in the arizona sun with an outside temperature of 106. the passengers had to sweat it out due to a problem with the jet's air conditioning. >> any time you're body gets overheated, you have a risk of getting heat stroke and it was probably around 100 degrees. it was like being in a hot car. however, the passengers say

the airline did everything possible to make them comfortable. allegiant airlines says the delay was due to some type of mechanical problems. the city is holing off on assessing damages from the chevron fire. according to the contra costa times, the city has decided to consult with a lawyer before coming up with a total estimate. richmond's mayor had been pushing to hire an outside expert to come up with the cost of damages. the fire sent 15,000 people to the hospital last august with complaints of breathing problems and other symptoms. b.a.r.t. and the labor union have just two and a half weeks to reach a deal before workers could strike again. ktvu news has learned the talks are not going well. the two sides remain far apart on nearly all of the main issues ahead of the august 4th deadline. however, there's still hope they can reach a deal and avoid another strike. management and union negotiators will meet again tomorrow and are ready to work around the clock to reach an

agreement. a lot of people, including sal, is hoping there will not be a strike. >> sal's a busy man. >> that's true. i don't want to be that busy. i hope they resolve their issues there. let's take a look at what we have now with the commute. traffic is moving along relatively well as you drive through. the bay bridge toll plaza, i think you will like what you see. also interstate 880 northbound, see some slow traffic there. it's backed up getting up to high street. all of a sudden, it's getting heavy. this is kind of typical. the traffic does get better after you reach 23rd. there's a minor crash there. let's go to steve. >> sal, some areas of fog still left. it will head back to the coast and stay there with some mix of sun and cloud. inland it will warm up and will continue to do so in the weekend. not much change coast and bay. if you want the warm, go east. if you want the cool, go west. >> go west. didn't mean to finish your

sentence there. >> not a problem. that's our report. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. and join us for the noon news. we'll have more on the introduction of janet napolitano being nominated for the new uc president. thank you for joining us. look at 'em.

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