not help the woman [no audio] >> they say safety is their top concern. the their top concern. the drake away oyster company must obey california environmental laws while its legal fight to stay open >> reporter: an off-duty continues. the marin county judge says the sheriff's deputy shoots and oyster farm must remove the clams grown by the farm and injures a suspect police are must manage debris, including plastic tubes put in the water looking for. it's a critical question in by the previous business. the deadly crash at sfo. a federal appeals court is we are about to get the answer. deciding whether the company "mornings on 2" starts now. can stay in business at the national seashore. the city of san francisco is moving forward with a bike registry program to help cut down on the number of stolen good morning, everybody. bikes. a new report shows more than it's friday, july 19th. welcome to "mornings on 2." 4,000 bikes were stolen or targeted last year. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm tori campbell. that's up 70% in the past six let's begin with weather years. the city says the increase in

and traffic. steve, how is the weekend thefts is likely due to more shaping up? people riding their bikes in >> not as bad as a couple of the city. in response, the city also wants to improve police weekends ago. there's plenty of breeze enforcement and increase bike around. the lows are in the 50s. parking. muni is expected to release a there will still be 90s, but bike parking plan in september. 60s, 70s closer to the coast friday morning commute, starting to heat up. and bay. here's sal. good morning. let's turn to sal. right now traffic on the golden you want to start out in contra gate bridge looks good. costa county. >> we do. a little bit of fog is preventing us from seeing the good morning. showers. but the traffic is okay. highway 4, westbound. you can see it's a little bit also this morning we're looking busy here coming up from the at highway 24 between walnut creek and oakland. that traffic is off to a good baypoint area. over the hill to concord, start. let's go back to the desk. nothing too severe. more people are getting on the thank you, sal. we begin with breaking news. road. but all in all it's been a investigators are still on the decent commute in contra costa scene of a deadly officer- county. a little bit of friday light involved shooting in alameda. going on. moving along to the bay bridge paul chambers is live from high toll plaza. that's light getting into san francisco. street. this case centers on an off- small delay, metering lights are on but they should be off if this traffic continues to be so light. we're looking at the livermore -duty sheriff's deputy's trip valley. you can always tell it's a to a market. >> reporter: yes. friday here when westbound 580 the coroner just showed up on traffic is light from livermore the scene. this store has had its to castro valley. let's go to steve.

>> already some sun breaking problems in the past. this is not the first time this through the fog bank in san store has been the scene of a jose. i know there's sun already in robbery. in fact, police were here this month. >> the store was robbed eight brisbane. the fog seems to be burning off days ago with a similar m.o. a little sooner. still a component of a westerly and again, it was an armed breeze and this high pressure robbery at that time, too, the building in is a far cry from what we had a couple of weeks same time of the evening. ago. the high building in is sending >> reporter: now, this latest some temperatures up. incident happened just after 10:30 last night. ukiah, clearlake, vacaville, alameda police say two armed yeah, sacramento, yeah. men wearing a mask or something it's getting 9 as to near 1 -- covering their cases came 90s to near 100. inside the bonfair market in the 1500 block of high street. >> the warmest of the forecast according to police there were starts to drop tomorrow. two employees inside, one in we'll see if that holds. the stockroom, the other at the 60s 70s, coast and bay. register. police say the gunmen attempted too much fog and a west wind to rob the store when they came and then 90s inland for most. in contact with the sheriff there will be low 90s. deputy already inside. a few areas will be topping the police say the deputy fearing for his life, shot and killed upper 90s. without a wind, it's just tough for the coast and the bay to one possible and possibly warm up. so san francisco looking at 65 wounded the other. one man who lives in the area says the deputy was a hero. today and a week of 60s. a lot of low clouds and fog. >> it's a same what happened. some warm air aloft is pushing i feel like the neighborhood is it down on the deck.

reduced visibility for a few. we had sun earlier yesterday. protected. >> reporter: now, police say according to witness statements it looks like the same thing is they do not believe the would- happening today. but this low-pressure system be robbers fired a single shot. will not last -- but this high- however, investigators are pressure system system will not looking for that second suspect last long. we had lows last week 75 to 80. at area hospitals. they are checking to see if these are in the 50s. anyone was been admitted for that's a big difference already. gunshot wounds. the warm air aloft is 15 we'll stay out -- out here to degrees cooler. still a component of a westerly see if anything else develops breeze and there in lies the and bring it to you. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 rub. 48 for tahoe. news. >> thank you, paul. clearlake will be near 100. this morning, the if you are heading down to investigation continues into southern california, maybe san another deadly officer-involved diego, delmar, they don't have shooting in the bay area. as much fog as we do. it happened near christine drive and vacaville last night. we have plenty of low clouds police say they were forced to and fog. shoot and kill a 20-year-old it will be back in the nights man after he charged at and mornings. 60s to 100, yes. officers with several weapons in his hands. clearlake, 100. the deadly confrontation came st. helena, 95. after police pulled over the suspect following a brief novato 83. san rafael in there. chase. >> and exited the driver's side armed are objects in his hand 89 walnut creek, livermore, 95. which ended up being a hammer, hayward, 75. a knife and some other pry tool, susm as a nail pooler -- martinez 86. 74 santa cruz.

82 santa clara. such as a nail pooler and aggressively came in the 85 cupertino. 6s on on the coast in the city. direction of the officers. >> the incident began when a 70s. very low 80s be the peninsula. homeowner reported someone acting suspiciously in a south warm to hot inland on saturday vacaville neighborhood. but it does look like gradual police found the suspect and tried to ask him some questions cooling into early next week. but he refused to answer them tori and mike? >> thank you, steve. and drove away. it's coming up on 7:41. this was vacaville's second deadly police shooting in the past three weeks. trouble for santa clara on june 28th, police shot and killed a man from sacramento county's ambulance company. who they say tried to run over plus, not looking quite so police officers on interstate glamorous who released these 80. gritty pictures of the boston investigators say the young man was suspected of stealing tv bombing suspect and why they are now in big trouble. sets from a nearby walmart. a child has been rushed to the hospital after falling out of a window in fairfield. the fairfield fire department says the child fell out of a second-story window around 8:15 last night. officials have not released information about the child ally -- child's condition. police in san francisco are searching for the driver involved in a hit and run that sent a bicyclist to the hospital. police say a four-door sedan mary gonzales had a cold, hit the cyclist around 3:45 this morning in the area of she also has asthma.

hyde and ellis. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, the victim was taken to san francisco general in serious who sees that she's due for a mammogram. condition. the suspect did get away. police say the car involved may mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. have front-end damage. the b.a.r.t. labor negotiation resumes in she has a successful surgery two hours. while the sides say they are and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, hopeful, time is running out. ktvu's claudine wong, live for she has her life. us in oakland, where just about i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. 45 minutes ago, claudine, you talked to the head of one of kaiser permanente. thrive the b.a.r.t. unions. >> reporter: that's right. we talked to the president and we have been talking to riders and we've moved to lake lake permit because we expect to talk to -- to lake merritt because we expect to talk to them more. when we talked to the president about where things stand, she can't get into specifics because the mediator has asked both sides not to do that, but she didn't sound very positive when you talk about progress. she said things are going slowly and when it comes to how close they are to actually reaching an agreement, she

doesn't even put it at 5 on a scale of 1 to 10, meaning they are not even close to halfway there. most people we talked to had backup plans in place. they've through this before. they do not want to go through it again but they are preparing for that possibility. here's more of what the atu- 1555 president had to say. >> 1 to 10 on striking a deal, where are you? >> i can't even say 5, honestly speaking. i'm hopeful. our team is hopeful. >> reporter: hopeful. we talked to brawfrt. they said they -- we talked to b.a.r.t. they said they are hopeful as well. we have the august 4th deadline. when they went on strike, the only way it ended was both sides agreed to extend the

contract for 30 days. the dow and s&p 500 are retreating from the all-time that contract is up in two closing highs they set yesterday. disappointing earnings reports weeks from now. what happens then? from google and microsoft. the union will strike again. taking a live look, the dow is and we could be in the same position as we were before. hopefully, everyone is crossing down 24. the nasdaq also down 24. their fingers that doesn't bigger percentage there and the happen. but progress does need to be s&p down just 1. outrage over a made. we'll be talking to b.a.r.t. coming up later often "mornings on 2" and will bring that to rolling stone cover featuring you on "mornings on 2." the boston bombing suspect live in oakland, claudine wong, continues to grow. ktvu channel 2 news. the u.s. coast guard came to the rescue of two swimmers 7-eleven is the latest company who decided to take a night- to join other stores that will time swim in the san francisco not sell the controversial magazine. meanwhile, we found a bay. last night, officers received a burlingame bookstore that does call from nervous friends of plan to sell the magazine. the two swimmers. the manager said if people they reported the two left the don't like it, they don't have to buy it. shores of the park to swim to but a massachusetts state troopers has been released of duty for a day after releasing alcatraz. the coast guard found the new photos of the suspect. officer shawn murphy released swimmers near alcatraz a short these photos because he was so while later. not clear why they went out for upset over the rolling stone the dangerous swim. a home in rodeo is off limb cover. the officer's photo show the suspect bloody and surrendering is after a car crash -- limits after a car crashed into the to authorities. a red do d.o.t.

house. we're told police were chasing a nissan when the car rammed into the garage and ended up you see there -- a red dot you upside down. the driver was trapped inside there comes from the shooting. and had to be rescued. last year, a gunman shot he went to the hospital with and killed 12 people and minor injuries. police say he was wanted in injured dozens of others during connection with a domestic the screening of "the dark violence case. housing inspectors red-tagged knight." there will be a ceremony today the home because of the damage. the oakland city council at the same colorado park where will debate a controversial a gun rights group plans to proposal that would make it a misdemeanor to carry certain items during prosests. hold a rally. a couple of who survived the under the proposal, protesters would be banned from carrying tragedy plan to marry tomorrow. things like spray paint, guns, they were on a date. hammers. this comes after a waiter was attacked with a hammer during a hahn was shot while shielding protest monday night. a similar ban was proposed during the occupy protest but davis by the bullets. it was later dropped. he proposed just a few months council members will debate the issue on july 30th. oakland police are releasing more people to find people who vandalized the later. >> it was a night of terror. downtown area after the we wanted to change the day verdict. one photo shows a man in a date and make it our own. >> the two have known each

green shirt striking out a other since elementary. window. the ambulance company if you know these people in the serving san jose county is photos, police want you to give operating in the red. them a call. pam cook has more. all right. >> good morning. well, rural metro provides 911 7:008. want to check in with -- 7:08. emergency ambulance services in want to check in with sal. 21 states and hundreds of the toll plaza? >> it looks pretty good. communities including san we're looking at traffic here diego, denver, colorado, seattle, washington and santa clara county. now, the san jose mercury news that's moving along pretty reports that rural metro well. better than normally would be corporation missed a crucial on -- well, even just bond payment but the company tells us here at ktvu that its yesterday, it's better than it board and management team was. let's take a look at the elected not to make that commute on the san mateo bridge. that traffic does look good interest payment that was due heading across the high rise. on july 15th as part of an initiative to better align the our maps will show us the dumbarton bridge, that looks good as well. company's finances. its credit rating has been southbound 880 traffic is busy as you approach fremont. downgraded to junk status. that has county officials scrambling to make alternative 7:09. let's go to steve. all right, sal. arrangements if the company thank you. clear for some already. cannot provide service. now, santa clara county but not that warm. i will show you in a second. threatened to end its contract other areas have the fog. with rural metro earlier this it burns off sooner. year over poor response times. you can see there's plenty out now, the company sent us an there. some of that is reduced official statement saying "from

visibility. an operational perspective, it but antioch, it's 59. why do you say that, steve? is business as usual at rural two weeks ago it was 79. metro. we remain committed, as always, we had the crazy heat. to provide life-saving services to our customers and 20-degree difference. there's a little bit of a west communities." from the statement that they sent to us it also sounds like wind. i think you will hit your they are trying to restructure afternoon highs and probably back off on some of those. the finances to become more clearlake going about 100, same profitable and we'll have more on those comments from the for ukiah. many inland areas will be in company in our next hour of the 90s. there's dense fog, it will be warm to hot. the coast and the bay, what are "mornings on 2" pam cook, ktvu you talking about? channel 2 news. >> thank you, pam. there's no heat. san francisco protesters that's for sure. they get a west wind and they plan to hold a rally and hunger have a lot of low clouds and strike to call for justice for fog. stuck in the 60s. trayvon martin. san francisco will go 65 for a they also want to show high. solidarity with the hunger the low clouds and fog, some of strike organized by the state it again, warm air aloft but prisoners. the rally is set to begin at nothing that hot. it's in the 70s. 11:30 at the building on it's compressing some of that fog. 54 walnut creek. mcalister. similar rallies are planned for new york, los angeles, chicago. 56 for concord. 53 santa rosa. 54 half moon bay. trayvon martin's parents a little drizzle. are speaking out. they say they were shocked and 58 san jose. it's not that warm. these are on the cool side. disgusted at the verdict. >> it came as a complete shock

for me and the reason i say 17 miles per hour at fairfield, that is because i just look at 20 at port chicago. suisun city, west at 17. people as people and i thought that's a sea breeze. 48 up in tahoe. for sure that the jury looked 60 in ukiah. they will be warm to hot today. at trayvon as an average low clouds and fog are making it along most of the coast. teenager that was minding his once that burns off, it will be own business, that wasn't nice for some. it will be hot for others. committing any crime. >> protest and rallies were 64 stenson beach, st. helena, held across the nation following. verdict. civil rights organizations are calling on the justice 95. clearlake, 100. richmond, 71. department to investigate 89 walnut creek. trayvon martin eight death. eric holder has not said 70 almeda. whether the justice department livermore at 95. hayward, 75. will pursue charges against george zimmerman but says the 90s, morgan hill, gilroy. investigation will remain open. 74 santa cruz. the justice department has placed a hold on all evidence santa clara, 82 and 60s on the in the case including the gun coast in the city, south san used in the shooting. francisco low 70s and then holder also spoke out against upper 70s, very low 80s on the florida's stand-your-ground law peninsula. some of the forecast models and similar laws on the books start to cool down tomorrow. in other states. if it doesn't happen then, it 7:48. a call on a suspicious device will happen on sunday. in alameda county ended up a building collapse caught being much to do about on tape. where the video came from and

who is being held smonsible -- nothing. this object is shaped like a canon ball it was found in responsible for the collapse. medications? oakland. a man said he found it and brought it home not realizing it could be dangerous. the bomb squad checked it out and decided it was harmless. there's a warning about the west nile virus in contra costa county. >> the virus was recently found in a dead bird in alamo and mosquitoes near highway 4 in discovery bay. if health officials say the warm weather has helped the population grow. they are asking people to drain any standing water in their yards because that's where mosquitoes breed. some bay area movie fans i don't know. are about to get the silent last immunization shots? treatment. really? >> from the very first shot, i see the ferry building, market honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? street, i see the chronicle. one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. >> a long-forgotten film shot i'm probably allergic to that. in san francisco is about to at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you and your doctors. have its first public viewing in nearly 100 years. quickly. securely. changes are coming for no guesswork required. students at san jose state. better information. better care. while there will not be as many

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this happened weaudz wednesday morning in a parking lot near highland. >> the 30-year-old suspect went up to a 6-year-old boy and asked for a high five. the suspect allegedly tried to washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. grab the child but his mother new video has been released showing the moment a building held onto him and wouldn't let collapsed in philadelphia last month killing six people and injuring 13 others. there it goes. surveillance video from a bus captured that collapse. the big was under dem -- the go. the mother eventually won the tug-of-war. the deputies soon arrived and building was under demolition arrested the suspect. when it fell. a machine operator has been this weekend movie fans can get a rare glimpse of what san charged. investigators say he was under francisco looked like 100 years the influence of marijuana and painkillers. next month's planned ago. a film restorer found a copy of implosion could provide a the film made in san francisco valuable lesson about the and has not been seen by the hayward fault. public in nearly a century. they will demolish the warren the movie is called "the last hall. it's considered the most edition" and was rediscovered in the netherlands two years seismically unstable in the system. they will install about 600 ago. >> the very first shot, i see the ferry building, market seismic monitors in local neighborhoods and that the street, the chronicle, i see a implosion will act like a small guy selling newspapers at fifth earthquake. scientists will use it to and mission. it just goes on and on and on. calibrate their seismographs and measures how fast the energy from a quake travels.

a man accused of a hate >> the castro theater will show crime in santa rosa is due in this on sunday afternoon since most theater no longer have 35- court in about 90 minutes. millimeter film projectors. 25-year-old david montona is it may be a long time before the suspect in a shooting at a it's in theaters. kind of like the vhs tapes i downtown bar. police say he shot and wounded still have. [laughter] >> my mom talks about going to a bouncer throwing limb out of the bar -- him out of a bar for the city, taking that trip, dressed up to go shopping. >> yeah. fun to see the black-and-white disturbing other customers. a former san francisco crime lab technician could video there. not a lot of traffic in the learn her fate today. deborah madden is scheduled to downtown area. >> hey, mike, you remember the emporium, where they had the be sentenced today after pleading guilty to a stuff for kids. would you go up to the top floor and they had the toy misdemeanor charge of po department -- >> spend all day there, sal. >> yeah, me, too. me, too. let's take a look. possessing cocaine. we're gonna talk about traffic. the national security not doing much. agency is implementing new this is the good kind of rules following the leaks by boring. you can see traffic is moderately heavy. edward snowden. the agency has a two-man rule when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, there's not a lot

going on. there's not a lot going on. san mateo and dumbarton bridge which requires accessing information with only another traffic also looking good. we've been looking at the east bay, kind of a wide view. individual present. what we're doing, we're normally, we see some slowing. traffic does look okay if you are driving to the dumbarton collecting data to go after bad bridge or the san mateo bridge guys who use the same devices again, that traffic is smooth. and the same equipment that we it's 7:56. do. >> the nass director also -- let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. the nsa director also says they some of that fog already burning off. chris richardson said san bruno have concrete proof that the has been partly to mostly terrorists are changing the way sunny. some fog hugging the hills. there's some breaks in the the information is leaked. hills. i know it's starting to burn some in the silicon valley off san jose. a little puff of a westerly are asking the federal government to release breeze, though. there's plenty of fog there. information on the government data surveillance company. it's not disappearing. more than 60 companies and it's going back to the coast. nonprofit groups such as but it's just nights and google, facebook and mornings. yahoo!along with the aclu brentwood, 64 at 7:55 a.m. signed a letter saying the two and a half weeks ago at american people are entitled to this time, they were 80. know how many requests the this is a huge difference company receives for data. between this and the high one tech analyst says the real pressure we had where that one concern is that overseas was crazy hot. customers may stop buying their 61 antioch, livermore is 60.

products because of government some areas beginning to warm snooping. google will delay building up. across the board, there were lows in the 50s. a controversial office complex fog slowly retreating. in mountain view. it will be with us again for -- google planned to build a $1.1 is million square foot campus until the end of the weekend. the coast and bay don't change that would open in 2015. that much. if they get the sun, there's a but there have been concerns little bit of a west wind. about having 3600 googs workers even stronger toward the delta. in the wetland areas. inland temperatures, 90s toward 100s. the -- google workers in the a lot of 70s and 80s closer to wet land areas. the bay. google says it is looking at santa cruz, capitola, probably ways to redesign the new campus sneaking in in the lower to mid- so it's more environmentally 70s. some areas are prone to cool friendly. if you haven't already, it's time to make the weekend plans. steve paulson will be back to tell us where we will see 90- degree temperatures. away and then next week looks it was not a hole in one. cooler. a car slams into a home in contra costa county. still a pretty amazing golf what led up to the crash, a look at the damage that caused shot. the reason this golfer was the home to get red-tagged. stuck with an $80,000 bill the deadline two weeks because of it. if you are driving on the away. both sides of the negotiations golden gate bridge any time go back to the table. soon, you will be dealing withs we've been talking to riders. fog. another traffic update straight ahead. coming up next we'll talk live about what's ahead.

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traffic is starting to pick up as is the weather. it was a shot of a >> some of that low cloud deck is beginning to burn back. it will be 60s coast. lifetime. >> watch what happened. now, still 90s inland. out of the rough and look out. he broke the lens. does look like temperatures don't get that hot. they will start to come down our camera -- early next week. here's sal. >> steve, good morning. this is a look at the commute >> wow. on the golden gate bridge and bummer. danish golfer's wayward shot took out an $80,000 tv camera. the commute through marin county has not been much of we know shows are not cheap. one. it's been lighter than usual as the camera did not recover but the golfer did and finished 2 you drive through san rafael and head south. also, the morning commute on over on the day. zach janson is the first leader san jose freeways recovered quite nicely. northbound 101 looks good. it's 8:00, let's go back to the desk. we are following developing at 5-under. news. investigators are still on the scene of a deadly officer- new records are being set at the america's cup. involved shooting shooting. it happened at a grocery store new zealand's team got one step closer to a free pass into the in alameda. it involved two armed gunman and an off-duty sheriff's final round. the crew recorded the top speed deputy. paul chambers is outside of the of more than 40 knots which is about 51 miles an hour. market on hyde street and we understand there was trouble at tomorrow, luna rosa challenge this same store last week. will take on artemis racing and >> reporter: investigators are in the ninth hour.

they are out on the scene. then on sunday, they will race the store's had some prob problems in the past. this is not the first time the store has been the scene of a luna rosa. a 2-year-old horse collapsed while heading back to robbery attempt. police were just out here earlier this month. the stables after the fourth >> the store was robbed eight days ago with a similar m.o. race at the fair yesterday. and again, it was an armed horse officials think the horse robbery at that time, too, the may have suffered a heart attack. same time of the evening. the monorail at the state fair could be running two days after a power outage caused it >> reporter: this latest incident happened just after 10:30 last night. alameda police say two armed to shut down. men were wearing a mask or some cal/osha inspector think loose wiring caused a circuit breaker covering their face came inside to trip and shut down power to the market. there were two employees inside. one in the stockroom, the other the entire system. working the register. let's check in with sal and police say the gunmen attempted to rob the store when they came see what's happening on the into contact with the off-duty roads. >> friday light, sal? deputy from alameda county. >> yeah, as a matter of fact. >> it's a shame what happened. we don't have anything major going on. we're looking at these traffic pictures and we're seeing i feel like the neighborhood is protected. traffic light. we don't have any major delays >> the deputy was fearing for

his life. reported. traffic looks good at the toll that's when he shot and killed plaza. that's about a five-minute one of the suspects and possibly wounded another delay, if that, getting into suspect. san francisco. we're looking at interstate 880 according to witness statements police do not believe the would- in oakland and the traffic be robbers fired a single shot. continues to move along relatively well with no major investigators are looking for a issues. if you are driving in fremont, southbound 880, we had an earlier crash at stevenson. second suspect. we'll stay out here and bring that's gone now and traffic is you the very latest as it recovering. we haven't had a bad commute at all when it comes to the develops. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 livermore valley. earlier we had some late- news. 8:02. this morning, the investigation continues into another deadly running roadwork. once they picked that up, it cleared up. it shows me that traffic isn't that deep and even when shooting. this happened near christine and vacaville following a brief accidents happen, traffic chase last night. immediately improves after they police say they were forced to shoot and kill a 20-year-old man after he charged at cleared up. let's go to steve. officers with a knife and a we have a lot of areas of fog. some of it beginning to get a hammer. authorities have not yet released the name of the man few breaks or holes in it. i can see that from the san killed. this was vacaville's second deadly police shooting in the jose meteorology department past three weeks. showing three pictures of san on june 28th, police shot and killed a sacramento man who jose here over the estuary. they say tried to run over temperatures, starting off in police officers on interstate the 50s for almost everybody. 80. investigators say the young man was suspected of stealing tv

it definitely show as difference in the pattern. sets from a nearby walmart. one day, two days we get a low we have new information coming in. about a child who fell out of a we cool down. and then high pressure builds in and then tuesday, we had the window in fairfield. within the last ten minutes, we learned that the child who fell cooldown. not much is changing unless you out of the window from a second are far enough inland. then it gets warm to hot. story apartment building on east travis boulevard was 18 coast and bay, 50s and 70s. months old. the child was rushed to the very low 80s. some of therures hospital. officials have not released inland will top out today. information about the child's there's too much fog, too much condition. new this morning, police in of a west wind and the temperatures in the higher san francisco are searching for elevations are not in the 80s. the driver involved in a hit- they are in the 70s. and-run that sent a bicyclist big difference from a couple of to the hospital. police say a four-door sedan weeks ago. antioch is 59. a couple of weeks ago they were hit the cyclist around 3:45 79. that along with the fog and the this morning in the area of hyde and ellis. the victim was taken to san west wind, continuing. inland temperatures, they are francisco general in serious toasty. thick fog for a few. condition. the driver of the vehicle got there's reduced visibility away. police say the car involved may being reported for a few locations. have front-end damage. there's a westerly breeze. happening today, the 60s to 90s. b.a.r.t. labor talks pick back up in some areas 80s, 90s. you get closer to the water. about an hour. we talked to the un yen earlier the car thermometer will be all over the place if you are going this morning. claudine wong is live in east to west or vice versa. oakland where moments ago she looks cooler next week. spoke with b.a.r.t. in the first anniversary of about the negotiations. the deadly colorado shooting. >> reporter: we've been talking to riders about their fierce

>> we wanted to change the date and kind of make it our own. that a b.a.r.t. strike could happen. we talked to the union about >> how a colorado couple is where negotiations stand from creating something joyful out of a tragic day. there. a man is attacked while now we have b.a.r.t.'s speaksperson rice joining us. how do you feel about things? using his laptop at san jose state university. you may be surprised to hear the union said on a scale of who campus police say is one to ten, they are not even behinded -- behind the armed halfway there. how does b.a.r.t. robbery. we're live in san mateo feel? >> we're heapful. where we are expected to learn we have another -- hopeful. how one of the asiana crash we have another full day ahead. we have fair proposals on the victims died. we'll tell you the details that table. we do know -- coming up as >> reporter: riders are very "mornings on 2" continues. nervous. they have their backup plans. they are nervous. anything you can say who ease how they are feeling about that? >> we're doing everything we can to avoid that. we're at the table. we're responding to proposals. we're working hard to keep the trains running. >> we have two weeks to go before this august 4th deadline. this happened on the contract extension. did the break help? are we feeling refreshed or that some of this gave new people resolve or is it the

same thing, same thing, different month? >> we think the was helpful. we think there is an atmosphere where a deal can be reached. >> we're not around the clock. you've had a couple of days off. this is not around the clock negotiations. >> not yet. we're readyny time the meditators -- ready any time the immediaters are -- meditators are. >> reporter: there you have it. they go back to the table today in a couple of hours to see if they can reach an agreement. certainly we've heard from both sides that even if progress is not where they want it now, things can change and they are hoping that happens soon. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. a home in hercules is off limits this morning after a car crashed right through the house. the side of the garage was left in pieces. we're told the police were

chasing a nissan when the car rammed into the garage and ended up upside down. the driver was trapped inside. he later went to the hospital with minor injuries. police say he was wanted in connection with a domestic violence case. housing inspectors red-tagged the home because of the damage. the oakland city council will soon debate a controversial proposal that would make it a misdemeanor to carry certain items during protests. under the proposal, protesters would be banned from carrying things like spray paint, clubs and hammers. it comes after a waiter was attacked with a hammer during a protest monday night. a similar ban was proposed during the occupy protest last year. but it was later dropped. council members will debate the issue during their next issue on july 30th. oakland police are releasing more information to find people who vandalize the downtown area during protests against the george zimmerman verdict that was handed down on saturday. one photo shows a man in a green shirt who appears to be trying to smash a window.

a second photo is a blurry shot of a man's face. if you know the people in the pictures, police would like you to give them a call. the u.s. coast guard came to the rescue of two swimmers who decided to take a nighttime swim in the san francisco bay. we should find out the last night officers received a call from nervous friends of official cause of one of the the two swimmers. they reported the two had left deaths on flight asiana 214. the shores of the aquatic park to swim to alcatraz. brian flores has more. the coast guard found them near >> reporter: the coroner met alcatraz a short time later. it's still not clear why they went out for this dangerous with the victim's family yesterday to let them know of swim. all right. let's check in with sal, see the details before they were made public. how things are moving on 880 in there will be a 10:00 this morning to release the details. oakland. >> it's still slow. this is the time when it starts to get slow. but today has been a pretty 16-year-old ye mengwuan was good commute. found near the left of the here on 880 northbound in plane. there were signs she was run oakland. it looks okay. over. there are bigger questions as you drive around the corner, about whether she was alive there's a little bit of a beforehand. according to the chronicle, the slowdown. we're reaching folks. that's good. good for you, the commuter. i want to show you the bay paper cites two sources that bridge.

days she was alive before she there's almost no slowdown at all. if there is one, it's a delay was run over. to pay the money. i'm happy to report that most the source says she may have been covered in a foot of fire commutes have been looking very foam. as part of the investigation, good. look at the road sensors. i see a little bit of red out there was helmet cam footage from the first responder that here. let me pull it back here. the -- the traffic is moving points to where the body was found. along relatively well on 880. she was supposed to go to a a little bit of slow traffic christian summer camp in heading through fremont. southern california. that's about all. it's good news for most of the earlier, the coroner's office said her body showed blunt commute. let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. force trauma in relation to and sunrise for some means possibly being run over. sunshine. others very gray. and greg suhr agreed with the there are some breaks and holes assess meant. but the exact details were not in the fog. but a very dreary pattern for some. other areas are starting to released, that is, until this warm up. and the westerly breeze is in morning where we're expected to place, although it's not rip learn more. the coroner's office said they roaring or anything but it's will not comment on any details still there. one day or -- one day or one before. but the coroner says the court week we get low pressure we is complete. cool down. in the meantime, fire tuesday was exactly that. department officials say they then high pressure comes back. it's been the fight between the are continuing to support the investigation release any details they can but we have two. it looks like the high pressure continued to reach out to san

francisco fire department officials but they are not commenting but we'll continue wins out. the one last week was a to do so as the morning continues. we're live in san mateo, brian biggin. 60s, 70s by the beaches. 70s and 80s around the bay and flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 90s to near 100 inland. >> engine problems forced still some of that fog makes a decent surge inland. united to return back from tropical clouds, southern california, i think they will stay there. it does not look favorable for us. some low 60s already. amsterdam. nobody was hurt. passengers were booked on walnut creek is in there. livermore, san jose, mountain another flight. a maintenance team will conduct view says 61. a lot of 50s. had some low 50s. an inspection. a warning for san jose students this morning about an armed robbery on campus. still around suisun city. it's calm from sfo to hayward ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is live with what and also livermore. was taken in the robbery and livermore is warming up quick, the fact that the suspects are even san jose. 50s in the mountains. three females. janine? >> reporter: tori, for an armed robbery to occur here on san 66 ukiah. there will be near 100. jose state university's campus is very rare. sacramento as well. this latest attack happened it's sunny in san diego and last night here on the lawn in delmar. we have a lot of low clouds and front of the tommy smith and fog for us. i don't think it will disappear john carlos statue.

this man, who was victimized, from the coast. we'll see 60s to 80s and then was taken by surprise. 90s and then near 100 degrees the university police say the male victim, who is not a for some. vacaville will be close. student, was sitting on the concord, pleasant hill, 91. lawn, using his laptop when walnut creek, 89. la fayette in there. approached by three females. officers say he was pistol- oakland, 73. whipped and it caused lacerations to the back of his head and face. alameda, 70. brentwood oakley 70. the suspects stole the victim's big differences here. 90s to the santa clara valley laptop and ran in a but 60s and 70s on the coast. southwestern direction through campus. police have been unable to too much fog. 60s in the city. locate them. officers sent out a message 70 san bruno. about the alert, detailing the brisbane. if we don't warm up on robbery and telling people to saturday, then it looks like a be careful. those who frequent the campus gradual cooldown for the inland say this news is unsettling. temperatures into early next week. >> i'm very surprised. it wasn't a hole-in-one. it seems like a very secure and but it was an amazing and safe campus. i've never seen any problems here. i've seen a lot of campus police patrolling whenever i'm costly shot. good morning! wow. -- well, usually a few times a week when i'm running. >> reporter: all three suspects are described as black females, two were wearing red red

sweatshirts and black pants. the female holding the one was 5'2" and had ally piercing and was -- and had a lip piercing and was holding a small revolver. police are asking anyone with information to call them. they are also encouraging students who may feel unsafe to call them if you want an escort to walk at dusk or night. it happened when it was still light. through twitter, we've been hearing a lot of students are concerned about this happening. coming up, you will hear from a male student who said he's considering using that escort service with the university police. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police hope neighborhood surveillance video will help them find the person who killed an 8-year-old girl. the chief says this is called an emergency. more than 30 uniformed and plain clothes officers

canvassed the scene. alayshia carradine was at a friend's house for a sleep joev when someone fired through the screen door, killing her. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information about this case. religious leaders in the east bay says the shooting want to start the day death of her has struck a nerve with something heart healthy and delicious? in the community. you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats pastors from 18 african- american churches met, that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? including the interim police sure does! right... ♪ chief and an aide to jean quan. >> it can't just be the mayor wow. and the clergy. delicious, right? yeah. every citizen of oakland has to it's the honey, it makes it taste so... say enough is enough. >> these pastors say part of ♪ the solution is having more well, would you look at the time... african-american police what's the rush? officers with ties to the be happy. be healthy. community. the shooting has stoked emotion throughout the bay area. if you would like to make the comment or post a message of condolence go to our facebook page. 7:35. in southern california, more people have been forced from

their homes as a wildfire continues to grow. the fire is burning in very steep and rugged terrain near idyllwild, west of palm springs. 6,000 people are evacuated and so far, nearly 25,000 acres have burned. you one commercial building, six homes and six cars have been destroyed. 4,000 additional homes are threatened. >> this morning when i went out my mustang convertible was full of ashes. i left the top down. that was the first note that it was that close. >> the fire is just 15% contained. firefighters worry that a spike in heat today could make their efforts more difficult. this morning, investigators plenty of fog out there. are looking into the cause of a inland areas in the 60s with brush fire in livermore. the sunshine. 60s to 90s. the fire along gerald road a few locations way inland will be near 100. severe weather proved to be burned 32 acres before very dangerous in colorado firefighters knocked it down after nine farm workers were yesterday afternoon. several homes were threatened struck by lightning. first responders say the but no buildings burned. workers were in a field when they were hit. some homeowners helped fight authorities say several of them the flames. a lawsuit were knocked out unconscious.

two of the workers are listed in critical condition. meantime, in rocky mountain national park, a 65-year-old woman was also hit by lightning yesterday afternoon. 8:13. happening now -- a heated debate on the federal government's role in our local schools. republicans pitched the student success act to replace several key parts of the know child left behind law. as kyla campbell reports, some bay area lawmakers are really fired up over some of those ideas. kyla? >> reporter: concord congressman, george miller is one of those fighting the republican plan. house republicans argue no child left behind has not been reauthorized by congress since 2007. and that the obama administration has been offering some states temporary waivers that tie students' test scores to federal funding for the schools. republicans want it to be left up to the states to create

accountability systems so those tests play a smaller role but democrats argue the republican plan strips away federal protection for poor, minority and disabled students. congressman miller used to chair the education and labor committee. he got heated when talking about the most vulnerable kids. >> this is parents who want to know best, teachers who want to know best, who want the resources to teach the children. >> the georgia's time has expired. >> reporter: people from both parties say no child left behind needs fixing. but democrats in the senate are not expected to sign onto this house plan. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:15. the senate is expected to vote next week on a bipartisan plan to lower interest rates on federal student loans. the rates doubled on july 1st when lawmakers could not reach an agreement. the new plan calls for interest rates to rise as the economy

improves. but also contain a cap on the loan rates. we're learning more this morning about detroit's plans to file for bankruptcy. within the past hour, michigan governor rick snyder and detroit manager manager kevin orr talked about reurstructuring the debt. snyder said he's not sure if some creditors will ever be paid. >> there's no way home from equation. there's no -- from that equation. there is so we have to treat it in this bankruptcy. >> for years, detroit paid its bills from borrowed money and now it's the biggest city in u.s. history to file for bankruptcy. vallejo declared bankruptcy in 2008 and emerged three years later. stockton declared bankruptcy last year. at the time, it was the largest

u.s. city to declare bankruptcy. orange county declared bankrupt sit back in 1994 while facing a debt of $1.7 billion. supporters of a man shot by a marin county -- by marin county sheriff deputies are demanding an independent investigation. shooting occurred during a traffic stop. deputies say the suspect drove his car at the officer. that's when the deputy opened fire, hitting him twice in the arm. the novato police is investigating the incident. but opponents say it's a conflict of interest because the deputy's wife worked as a novato police dispatcher. a disgrayed former santa clara supervisor is due back in court to face felony charges in a new scandal. he's accused of sending out a phony campaign flier to damage a political rival. this new charge has delayed his sentencing in another scandalous case. earlier this year, he resigned after admitting to using

$130,000 in campaign money to fuel a gambling habit. 49ers, star ahmad brooks is off the hook. he will not face criminal charges for allegedly hitting his teammate in the head with a beer bottle last month. witnesses initially told police that brooks hit lamar devins with the bottle three times. originally, devins said he wanted to press charges but changed his mind. new video has been released showing the moment a bll collapsed in philadelphia -- a building collapsed in philadelphia. there it s the building was under demolition when it fell on top of a salvation army thrift store. a machine operator has been charged in connection with that collapse. investigators say he was under the influence of marijuana and painkillers at the time. next month's planned implosion at cal state east bay could provide a valuable lesson

about the hayward fault. the school will demolish the 13- story warren hall. it's considered the most seismically unsafe building in the california state system. researchers tell the newspaper, they will install about 600 monitors in neighborhoods and that the implosion will act like a small earthquake. scientists will use it to calibrate their seismographs and measure how fast the energy from a quake travels. for one day, uber users can use the card delivery app to request an ice cream truck. uber is offering the promotion in cities across the country and they include san francisco, san jose, palo alto and oakland. the price is $30 for five people. delivery is from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. supplies are limited. on a hot day like today, it might be pretty popular. new video of "blee" actor

corey monteith surfaces online. coming up next -- the look at the final words for all of his fans. the morning clouds slowly burning off. steve paulson will be back to tell us what we can expect this weekend. traffic on 280 northbound is looking pretty good in downtown san jose. we'll tell you -- we'll tell you more coming up. [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce,

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new video has surfaced of cory monteith. >> stay out of trouble and stay in school. >> the actor recorded that message for a fan on a recent flight to vancouver. he's being remembered as a generous and kind person by friends. meanwhile "glee" producers are putting the show on a two-week hiatus with what they figure out to do with his character. they need to rewrite what a source is calling his massive story line. filming had originally been scheduled to begin in july. well, it was the shof a -- shot of a lifetime but not in a good way for one golfer at the british open. >> watch happened at 1:00. out of the rough and look out. he broke the lens. >> the golfer's wayward shot took out an $80,000 camera in

scotland. >> the camera did not recover but the golfer finished plus 2. the leader after the first round is zach johnson. play is underway for round two. tiger woods and phil mickelson are both three shots back. new records are being set at the america's cup. the amerry tis got one step closer. they reported a speed of 50 knots. tomorrow, luna rosa challenge will take on ar-- on artemis. there is a small submarine explore, a small section of lake tahoe. the subject is called s.i.r.

this is a test for the real work that starts next year. >> it's designed to go through and explore. >> lake tahoe is seen as a good testing ground because the water is almost as deep as where it's going next, antarctica. the water is calm enough to run tests without too many challenges. at ktvu.com, you will find more photos from the submarine photo. they are in the hot topics section and you will find more information on the project under web links. and now we head to the roadways. >> all right, mike. good morning. just looking down here at my -- sometimes i look at the ktvu app while i'm on the air. it doesn't look bad. let's take a look at the commute here on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. the traffic looks pretty good as you drive through. there are no major problems on 101. i also want to show you the bay

bridge is light and there are no major problems. if you were to go to the ktvu app, we use the same apps there. >> pulling back, pulling back. there's not a lot of red on the map. traffic is moving along pretty well throughout the bay area. let's go to steve. back, back, back. thank you, sal. a lot of low clouds, fog, inland temperatures are warming up. there were a lot of 50s for lows. at least it will be warm to hot. not nearly the intensity we had a couple of weeks ago. areas like ukiah, clearlake, vacaville, near 100. by the coast there's too much fog. even if you get the sun there is a westerly breeze in place. the high has built in. kind of squashed the fog. dense fog will be with us through the weekend as well. the warmest day should be today and saturday. 63 in antioch. they made it to 58 this morning.

a couple of weeks ago, they were already 80. livermore, 60. fairfield, 62. you can see some of that low cloud deck. there's plenty to go around. 60s for some but that thick fog will be back tonight and tomorrow. a few of these mid-90s, upper 90s, low 90s. there's a still component of a delta breeze keeping a west wind in place. these are not that much above average. if we don't top out today or on saturday, we'll see cooler weather as we go through the inland areas. trouble for santa clara's ambulance company. why county officials are scrambling to come up with a backup plan for service. a man is pistol-whipped and robbed at san jose state university. we'll tell you about the warning police are sending out and tell you who they are looking for. we're about an hour and a half away where the san mateo county coroner is expected to release details on one of the crash victims. we'll bring you the latest coming up as "mornings on 2"

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in 90 minutes we should find out the official cause of death for one of the passengers on flight 214. brian flores is live in san mateo where the announcement will be made. >> reporter: the san mateo county coroner met with the victims' families yesterday to let them know the official cause of death before the results are made public. there will be a news conference at about 10:00 this morning to announce the official cause of death. now, 16-year-old ye mengwuan was found near the left wing of the plane according to investigators. the death raised concerns because there were signs that

she was run over. there are even more questions whether she was alive moments beforehand. according to the chronicle, the paper cites two sources who say, yes, she was alive before she may have been run over. the paper cites the sources who say she may have been covered in at least a foot of the fire foam used to quickly douse fires. there was a helmet cam footage from a first responder that points to where the body was found. she was originally on her way to visit stanford university two weeks ago today. she was supposed to go to a christian summer camp in southern california. early in the investigation, the coroner's office showed her body being run over. and then greg suhr agreed with the coroner's assessment. but exact details on how that have not been released, until today. we should say that we've tried contacting the coroner's office. they will not be commenting beforehand but they do say that

the report is complete. we're live from san mateo, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. well, engine problems forced a bowing 777 -- boeing 777 from houston to amsterdam to report back to houston. it landed safely back to the airport. none of the crew or passengers were hurt. passengers were booked onto another flight. a maintenance team will conduct an investigation of that plane. breaking news in an unsolved crime dating back half a century. last week we first reported that investigators believed they had linked the remains of the boston strangler to a crime scene from a 1964 murder. and minutes ago, investigators in massachusetts announced a definitive dna match. before his death, in 1973, albert sesalvo confessed doing the boston strangler. the crimes captivated the

nation with the news media creating the nickname for the serial killer. police are searching for tree female suspects after an armed robbery at san jose state university. janine de la vega is live with what police are saying about the robbery that has students on edge. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. well, summer school is in session and there are plenty of people around campus who are using laptops like this. it was a man using his laptop in front of the tommy smith and john carlos statue. he was attacked and robbed. past 8:00 last night, the male victim not affiliated with the university told police he was using his laptop when three -- when three black females pistol- whipped him and attacked him and took his laptop. two suspects were wearing red

sweatshirts and black pant, the other wearing all black. a male student we spoke to said he is surprised a man was the target. >> the females were the targets until now. but a male attack by a female with a gun, that's surprising. i will be more cautious. >> you carry a laptop? >> yeah. a laptop, a tablet, a phone, a lot of things. >> reporter: university police are looking for any information regarding this incident. they sent out an alert to students detailing the robbery. they are asking anybody to report any suspicious information. this is a third armed robbery that's happened this year. two happened in the spring. both of them involved pistols and this latest one again has students concerned. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. there are new concerns over ambulance service in santa clara county and as pam cook reports from our newsroom, the

problems could reach further than that. pam? >> reporter: yeah, rural metro provides 911 emergency ambulance services in 21 states and hundreds of communities, including santa clara county. it's website also says it has operations in parts of alameda and contra costa county. now, the san jose mercury news reports that rural metro missed a crucial bond payment. the company tells us here at ktvu that the board and management team elected not to make that interest payment that was due on july 15th as part of an initiative to better align the company's finances. its credit rating also has been downgraded to junk status. that has county officials scrambling to make alternative arrangements if the company cannot provide service. the company said it's taking action to align operations and financing with current business conditions and it assures the community that "from an operational perspective, it is business as usual at rural

metro. we remain committed as always to providing life-saving services to tower customers and communities." now, santa clara county threatened to end its contract with rural metro earlier this year over poor response times. so certainly this story will have some updates. we'll stay on that. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:36. oakland police hope neighborhood surveillance video will they them find the person who killed an 8-year-old girl. the city's interim police chief calls violence -- calls violence against children an emergency. uniformed officers dan vassed the -- canvassed the scene last night. alayshia carradine was at a sleepover when someone rang the door and fired bullets through the screen door, killing her and injuring others.

♪ this family needs you, lord, come by here ♪ >> a group of mothers who lost children to gun violence held a vigil for alayshia. they gathered across the street from where the shooting happened. the mother who offered her support was the mother of oscar grant. >> my heart bleeds. my son was only 22. this is a baby. this baby has not even went to high school. she doesn't have an opportunity. >> 8-year-old alayshia is the youngest homicide victim in oakland this year. on our facebook you can post your condemn lenses or comments -- condolences on our facebook page. sal? >> i think i have good news. the commute has been very good just in time. i think a lot of people have had a rough one this week. the traffic here on 80 and on

-- on 880 getting to the bridge looks pretty good. bay bridge backup very shallow. the sign of a friday light commute is when crashes happened. the backups have gone away as soon as the lanes have been cleared. let's take a look at interstate 880. normally by now we see traffic on 880 north. the traffic does move well, though. if you are driving on the east shore freeway between vallejo and pinole, it looks good. i want to warn you or tell you that tonight's there's a giants' game at at&t park. it's the giants and diamondbacks so the games are starting back up again. 8:38. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. well, we do get a westerly breeze here. some fog and low clouds. coast and bay, it won't get that warm. inland temperatures have been coming up since tuesday. remember tuesday, it's cold and 60s and 70s. fog bank to sacramento. high pressure has been building in since then.

one week it looks like a low- pressure system. we cool off and then earlier in the week. and now later in the week we get this high to build in. not even close. baby brother. warm to hot inland, 90s to 100s but a lot of lows. we're in the 50s. we were 20 degrees on the lows a couple of weeks ago. it's nice by the bay. it seems to be urn abouting off around -- to be burning off around 9, 10:00. i some 60s already. but a lot of 50s still continuing. low 60s. san jose, 61. it will be surnny, nice -- sunny, nice. there's a lot of low clouds in place. 65 today. really has not changed much all week long. we don't expect a change today -- change today and tomorrow. fog, sun, warm for some. hot for others. cool and then the thick fog by parts of the coast.

there's -- well, patrick pointed out, i noticed on redwood shores there was an east-southeast breeze. on the north side, they had a west wind. there's localized breezes. overall, most of the wind is out of the west. 70s by the water. 60s and temperatures inland will probably stay hot friday, saturday. 20 minutes before 8:00, marking the first anniversary of the deadly colorado shooting. >> we wanted to change the date and, you know, kind of make it our own. >> out a colorado couple is creating something joyful out of a tragic day. >> this morning there are new concerns about a fast-moving wildfire down in southern california. we'll have a live report from the fire lines. >> reporter: and an attempted armed robbery ends with an off- duty officer shooting the suspect.

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stocks are edging back from record levels that were hit yesterday in early trading today. right now, taking a live look at the big board, the dow's down 31. the nasdaq is down 30.

a much larger percentage. the s&p is down 1. the big reason for the downtrading, it's being led by a slump in the technology sector after microsoft and google reported disappointing earnings. microsoft's stock is down over 10.5%. google's stock is down, but down only 1%. investors are reacting to yesterday's second-quarter earnings report it showed lower than expected earnings and revenue. most of that is blamed on lower ad rates but operating expenses also increased. and safeway stock checking in, .09%. that's after the pleasanton- based supermarket chain beat expectations. profits fell but some of that was profits with selling canadian operations. 8:44. let's get you updated on top of

the other top stories we're following for you -- at 10:00 this morning, we should find out the official cause of death for one of the passengers aboard asiana airlines flight 214. there have been questions about whether the 16-year-old girl survived the crash before being struck by a fire truck responding to the scene. in less than 20 minutes from now, both sides in the b.a.r.t. labor dispute will return to the barging -- bargaining table in oakland. we talked to both the transit agency and the union. they say they are hopeful but the issues remain wage increases, benefits and workers' safety. the investigation continues into a deadly officer-involved shooting in alameda. it happened during a robbery attempt late last night. palm chambers has been following this story. and he joins us with more. >> reporter: this is the 10th hour investigators have been out here. they said there's been issues at the store before, just eight days ago, there was a robbery

there. last night's incident was an attempted robbery. now, this all happened just of a 10:30 last night. alameda police say the two armed men who were wearing a mask or something covering their face came insides market here in the 1500 block of hyde street. according to police, there were two employees inside. one in the stockroom and the other at the register. police say the gunman attempted to rob the store when they came into contact with an off-duty sheriff deputy already inside. the deputy fearing for his life and the lives of the two store employees pulled his gun. >> the deputy ended up shooting and killing one of the suspects who was armed and possibly shot the second suspect we're looking at now. >> investigators are looking at that second suspect. they are checking to see if anyone had beenade mountained for gunshot wounds. no one else was injured. officers say aid coring to witness statements. they do not believe the robbers

fired a single shot. we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. thank you, paul. 8:46. a fast-moving wildfire in southern california that has destroyed buildings and forced the evacuations of thousands is causing new concerns. the fire is threatening the small mountain town of idyllwild. our reporter is live in the area to tell us why firefighters are keeping a close eye on the weather. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, tori. that's because the conditions are not great. it's supposed to be hot, dry, very windy and firefighters are keeping that in mind as they head back to the front lines. i want to show you where they are going. there's a thick plume of smoke billowing up into the the air. so far this fire has destroyed about 25,000 acres. to give you an understanding that's about roughly 35 square miles. right now there's 3300 firefighters trying to battle this fire. so far it's destroyed about

seven homes. but it's threatening thousands of other homes so thousands of residents have had to evacuate. some have decided to stay and they tell us they really hope the firefighters can get a hasn'tle on this sooner -- handle on this sooner rather than later. as of right now, they have about 15% containment on the fire. like i said, the conditions are not great throughout the rest of the afternoon. they are hoping that some monsoon rains may come through. there's about a 20% chance of rain. they are hoping that could come through and give them a leg up on fighting this fire. tori? >> thank you, will. investigators are looking into the cause of a brush fire in livermore. the fire burned 32 acres before firefighters knocked it down yesterday afternoon. several thoems were threatened but -- homes were threatened but no buildings home. some homeowners helped fight the flames. some online classes at san jose state are on hold after more than half the students failed their exams.

the university announced the suspension of five online classes, less than six months after they debuted, statistics, algebra, introduction to math, and psychologies are the courses being considered for this. the fate of sit college of -- of the city college of san francisco rests in the hands of robert agrella he went a year working with the officials trying to help them implement reforms to avoid losing aked accreditation. but they did get revoked as of july 31, 2013. some city college officials say they are scent cal that this --

skeptical that he can help save the programs. oil refineries running at near capacity. crude oil prices are hovering near a five-year high and that's sending gas prices higher right in the middle of the busiest driving season. gas in san francisco cost an average of $4.10. about a dime cheaper in oakland and san jose. santa rosa has the lowest average at 3.98. industry experts say prices could top the highs they hit in february before the summer is over. the lawsuit against the maker of vitamin water is a class action case. comurs in california accuse coca-cola of deceptive labels. the labels say they can help with eyesight. fighting back against a controversial cover of "rolling

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released she photos boston magazine after he was upset that rolling stone put the suspect on its magazine cover making him look like a rock star. a red dot from a sniper's rifle can be seen right in the middle of his forehead. that officer has been suspended. on july 20th of last year, a gunman shot and killed 12 people and injured dozens more during a midnight screening of "the dark knight." today there will be a ceremony for the victims at the same colorado state park where a gun rights group plans to hold a rally. a couple who survived the movie theater shooting plans to get married tomorrow. eugene hawpe and kristin davis were on a date when while inside the theater. hahn was shot while shielding

davis from the bullets. she was right by his side. >> it brought my back to that night, of course, i want to keep him around. [laughter] >> the two have known each other since elementary school. alameda county sheriff deputies say a mother may have stopped a sun from being kidnapped. it happened wednesday morning in the parking lot of oakland highland's hospital. investigators say the 30-year- old suspect went up to a 6-year- old boy and asked for a high five. the suspect tried to grab the child. his mother held onto him and would not let go. the deputies arrive and arrested the suspect. a lawsuit has been filed against the outside lands music festival by a woman what said she was raped and roobed during the event -- roshed during the event -- robbed during the event. the lawsuit said security did not help her. three women reported being sexually assaulted during last year's festival. organizers have not commented on the lawsuit but they say safety is their top concern. the city of san francisco

is moving forward with a bike registry program to help -- to help cut down on the number of stolen bikes. the city says the increase in thefts is likely due to more people riding their bikes in the city. in response, the city also wants to improve police enforcement and increase bike parking. muni is expected to release a bike parking plan in september. the san francisco zoo is welcoming a new girl to the family. a new baby gorilla was born wednesday, weighing it in and 5 pounds, 1 ounce. the unnamed baby is a westland lowland gorilla which is considered an endangered species. they will be introduced slowly to the zee's six other -- zoo's six other gorillas. >> never seen a baby gorilla. >> sal, your thoughts? >> i love going to the zoo. i love it. good morning.

let's take a look at the commute now. traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving at the toll plaza, it's a little bit of a backup here, guys. but i don't think it will stop you especially if you are used to the regular weekday commute. we're looking at interstate 880. i'm surprised, pleasantly surprised. we haven't had any slowdowns here through the bottleneck up at hyde street. it looks good all the way up into downtown oakland. in san francisco, it's too foggy to show you the shot we normally do but it's moderately heavy coming into the city. still looks very good. reminder tonight there is a baseball game at at&t park. it starts at 7:15 p.m. let's go to steve. some of the fog already burning off. san jose, sunny. the fog will start to head back to the coast. warm to hot inland. coast and bay, 60s, 70s. looks cooler inland as we go to next week.

>> all right. have a great weekend. >> thank you. that's our report for this morning. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the b.a.r.t. contract talks that resume in just a few minutes. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for joining us.

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