breaking news from walnut creek after an attempted heist

at the tiffany store. police are searching for the suspect who took off in a truck. >> reporter: officers shoot and kill a man in hayward overnight. we'll tell you about what led up to officers opening fire and about the phone call that came from the suspect's 12-year-old daughter. a student attacked with a gun on the campus of a san jose high school. how the school and students are reacting this morning. plus -- it's decision day for the new span of the bay bridge. the opening day that state officials are pushing for. "mornings on 2" begins right now. a live shot of the bay bridge. today, we will finally find out when the new span will open. good morning, everyone. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and

traffic. let's go to steve first. how does the weather look? >> pretty gray for some. not for all. there's been drizzle on the coast. we're in between systems. pretty strong system coming out of the gulf of alaska. 54 to 64. lean more on the 60s. by noon, fog or sun. 62 to 82. some of that low cloud deck, it's not sold out. parts of the santa cruz coast and sonoma if they don't have it, they can probably see it. 64 to 94. there will still be a pretty big spread on the temperatures. focus in on healdsburg. starting off 55. we go to a high of 93 degrees. this looks like the last warm- to-hot day inland. fog, a breezy warm pattern. you are getting a lot of low to mid-60s currently. except santa rosa and napa. a little bit better breeze

today. definitely the higher elevations, the wind has picked up. by tomorrow this system will be close enough to lift the fog and give significant cooling to the inland areas. one more day of warm to hot. although the mild lows, temperatures won't move that much. these are near average to slightly above. here's sal. steve, good morning. we have moderately heavy traffic. it's better than it was earlier this week. we have some slowdowns. southbound 680 at 24, a car fire out is on the shoulder. the traffic will be slow coming out of concord to walnut creek. on 24 westbound, it looks pretty guide on the day to -- good on the way to walnut creek to oakland. i want to show you the bay bridge, backed up for a 15, 20- minute delay from the macarthur maze or just west it. it gets better once you make it on the bridge. and we're looking at a live picture of san jose. this is a live look at

northbound 280 getting up to highway 17 and beyond that into cupertino, the commute is in the valley. 7:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we're following breaking news this morning. we're just getting reports of an attempted smash-and-grab burglary at a tiffany's. this happened on mt. diablo boulevard and south main street near the broadway plaza shopping center. the call came in about one hour ago. a white truck backed right into the front of the store. it's unclear if anything was taken from inside the tiffany's jewry store -- jewelry store. the police are looking for two men who may be involved. paul chambers is headed to the scene and will have an update shortly. we're following developing news in hayward, where police have shot and killed a domestic violence suspect. they responded to the home on west tennyson road after getting a call from the man's daughter. ktvu's claudine wong is live with the reason police say they

were forced to open fire. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yes. let me give you a look at this apartment complex where this all happened on tennyson road in hayward. within the last ten minutes, police cleared the crime scene tape and cleared out of here after processing the scene for hours. we can tell you a 37-year-old man is dead after police responded to a call for help from his 12-year-old daughter. here's what we know about what happened -- inside an apartment in this hayward complex was a mother, father and their two daughters, ages 11 and 12. just before 9:30 last night, police say a fight broke out between the parents. a fight intense enough to have one of the daughters calling 911. >> dispatchers could hear loud commotion, fighting, arguing going on in the background. officers are responding and while they were responding, the child advised that the father armed himself with a knife and was threatening to kill his

mother. >> reporter: that prompted dispatchers to send units to the apartment complex. police say the first officers got inside and moments later, shots were fired. >> it was instantaneous as soon as the officers entered the apartment. >> reporter: police won't say what type of knife was used or what he did to prompt officers to open fire. but they will say officers feared for their lives. back live out here on tenny soon road in hayward, we've seen people identifying themselves as friendses and family members as officers cleared the scene and allowed them back in. the officers involved have more than five years' experience. they are considered veteran officers. they are on paid leave. it's unclear how many officers were involved and how many fired shots. the mother and two daughters were not hurt. but this investigation does continue. live in hayward, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. a vallejo healthcare

provider is facing elder abuse charges after the death of a 78- year-old bomb in her care. the paper reports police found the woman after doing a welfare check at her home on florida street. they say it appears she had been dead for quite some time before she was found. the individual was arrested on suspicion of elderly -- elder abuse charges. these are live pictures. you are looking at the bridge. in a couple of hours from now, we'll know when the new bay bridge will open. again, live pictures from one of our traffic cams for you. the new l.e.d. lights, they are not turned on at the eastern span. so it's not lit up like the original bridge. at 10:00, they will announce the opening date during a public meeting in oakland. it appears they want to open the new bridge on tuesday, september 3rd. that's typically good weather

labor day weekend. the crews will need the best possible conditions because they will have to shut down the bridge for five full days before the opening to move the road deck to re's line 26 of the lanes and also tear down part of the old bay bridge. >> the weather matters a great deal in paferring work and you need the right temperatures at certain times. >> the cost of the bay bridge, $6.4 billion. that's four and a half times higher than the original estimates. we have a lot more details about today's decision by the oversight committee. if the members select the labor day option, the entire span will be shut down starting wednesday, august 28th. construction work would take place during the holiday weekend with the bridge opening in time for the morning commute tuesday, september 3rd. stay tuned to us right here on

ktvu for the big bridge decision. you can also get an alert as soon as it is announced by using the ktvu app or following us on twitter or "liking" ktvu on facebook. a driver accused of hitting and killing a bicyclist in pleasanton has been charged with murder, in part because of what he posted on twitter. two months ago, 58-year-old diana of dublin was hit and killed during a bike ride and her husband was injured. 18-year-old cody hall was charged with vehicular homicide, but yesterday the charge was upgraded to murder. prosecutors say it was partly because hall posted a message on twitter where he bragged about driving fast and going on a "death ride." happening today -- the bicyclist who pled guilty to hitting and killing a pedestrian in a san francisco crosswalk will learn his punishment. chris bukari will be sentenced on felony vehicular

manslaughter charges in the death of wi. under a plea agreement, he's not expected to serve any jail time. instead, he will likely be sentenced to 1,000 hours of community service. he's believed to be the first bicyclist in the nation to be convicted of vehicular manslaughter charges. and the san francisco bicycle coalition is calling for a complete redesign of folsom street after a bicyclist was hit and killed there yesterday morning. police say the 24-year-old was hit by a truck after making -- after making a right turn onto 6th street. the driver was not arrested. there is already a lane for bicyclists on that stretch of folsom but the bicycle coalition is calling for bike waves that will physically separated from traffic. the nfl and the players' union have reportedly agreed to study the effects of human growth hormones on athletes. "usa today" reports a study will involve about 100 former

players using that growth hormone as guinea pigs. two-thirds will get the hormones, the other third will get a placebo. the nfl wants to determine the impact of using -- use on a player's normal hgh levels. well, in today's back-to- school segment, a program to protect santa rosa high school athletes from concussions is on hold for now. students participating in sports were supposed to undergo the baseline testing. the "press democrat" is reporting a delay because there's a shortage of qualified trainers to monitor the programs. if an athlete had an arinjury, the trainer could test that person and compare the results with the baseline to determine if that person had a concussion? later on today, more than 150 people in san francisco will get free clothing, muni passes and back-to-school supplies. the st. anthony foundation is hosting the annual giveaway hon

mission streets. this is for low-income families in the tenderloin. 50 families signed up for the giveaway. now at ktvu.com, we have a special back-to-school session for you. you can find information on school starts dates and tips how to save money upon back-to- school shopping. there's also a slide show featuring old class photos of some of our ktvu staff members which i think you will get a kick out of. >> yeah, kind of fun doing that. a bold attack at a south bay high school. we'll have a live report in 15 minutes to find out who police are looking for after an armed robbery on campus. also -- next, the staggering death toll coming in from egypt and president obama may make a statement in just a couple of minutes on the violent government crackdown in egypt. good morning. traffic is going to be busy in some areas, especially contra costa county. but here on the golden gate, it

looks good south. much bigger fog bank. inland temperatures will still be warm. everything is pointing towards a pretty big cooldown for the weekend. more on that. the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles rethink possible.

stocks are falling today on continued uncertainty over when and how quick lit federal reserve will begin to wind down its program that stimulates the world's largest economy. also walmart and cisco warn of weak sales and interest rates are rising. the dow currently down 218 points and dropping down to 15,118, and the nasdaq down 66. s&p, down 25. this after reaching some record highs for the dow and s&p a short time ago. dave? all right. 7:15. we're following new

developments from egypt. i want to show you some new video. a government building there set on fire this morning. all of this follows the government crackdown on protest camps yesterday and the deaths of hundreds of supporters of former egyptian president, mohamed morsi. ktvu's kyla campbell is in our washington, d.c. newsroom right now and we're expecting to hear from president obama any moment now. >> reporter: he's supposed to be speaking in a few months. we did press for more information. he will likely not be taking any questions from reporters and, dave, you did mention this new development this past hour. supporters of the muslim brotherhood setting fire to a government building. take a look again at that video. protesters set fire to the building a few miles outside of cairo. there are reports the building was evacuated before the flames spread. egypt's health officials put the death toll at 525 and said at least 3500 others are injured. security forces used deadly force on peaceful protesters

who support ousted president, mohamed morsi. the u.s. has not declared morsi's removal a coup because that would require the obama administration to suspend $1.5 million in annual cade. secretary of state, john kerry, says yesterday's violence makes the pathway to peace much, much harder. again, president obama should be given a statement any moment now. and we'll have the latest developments for you at 8:15, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. bay area egyptians are watching the developments. they are disappointed by what's happening, especially since they had such high hopes for their current after the arab spring two years ago. >> it could have been easily avoided. it just seems that -- i don't know where we can recover from this as a society long-term. >> now, he says he found out three of the people he knows were killed during the violence

yesterday in cairo. 7:17. we want to go back to our developing news from walnut creek, where there's been a smash-and-grab burglary at a tiffany's store. the thieves drove a truck through the front of the store. ktvu's paul chambers has just arrived on the scene and has received new information from police. what did they tell you? >> reporter: good morning, tori. a news conference just wrapped up. you see that white f-250? that is stolen out of citrus heights. that came from walnut creek police. they say that vehicle was used to smash into the store before 6:00 this morning. they said they did get a few items outside of the tiffany's jewelry shop here. most of the major things were back in a safe. so a lot of the major jewelry was not taken. we know they are looking for four suspects. they were wearing hoodies. they don't have an idea of race. of course, we're still gathering right now. i will tell you, this white f-

250 was used in this robbery here, it's stolen and stolen out of citrus heights. we did find out there were other smash-and-grabs that happened in contra costa county after this one. right now, police are not sure if those are related. that one lapped at a store in -- happened at a store in antioch. they said they are looking for four suspects and looking for another suv that was driven away from here. we'll bring more on this for you coming up later in the newscast. live in walnut creek, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you know the area very well. >> yeah, we both do. >> all right. we'll watch that. sal, you are watching our commute and keeping an eye on the south bay. >> that's right. if you are driving to cupertino or sunnyvale, let's take a look at 280, it's getting busker is. this is a live look -- busier. this is a live look at 280,

getting up to highway 17. it will be mostny slow. so is 101 getting up to the sunnyvale area. no major problems but a lot of slowing as you drive closer to cupertino. let's take a look at the concord to walnut creek commute. a car fire at 24 has messed it up. 6le 80 is -- 680 is backed up, a pretty long one. highway 4 is typically slow from antioch to pittsburg. at the bay bridge, we have a backup getting better. some people may be stuck in the east bay farther out. but right now, westbound at the toll plaza is backed up about to the end of the parking lot. five to ten-minute wait before you make it on the bridge. let's go to steve. >> sal? >> yes. >> last time i saw you was at 4:00 a.m. so good morning. >> good morning! [laughter] >> we were passing each ear. low clouds there's a little bit more fog out there. the fog is doing a u-shape.

there's a lot of fog. it's making a push over the bay. the system over here is going to start moving in starting tomorrow. it's already trying to. it's produced a little bit of drizzle on the coast. the school forecast for calistoga, there you go. 54. it looks clear to me. if there's any fog there, you can tweet me at spweather. we'll go 80 at 9 noon. 90 in calistoga. a mix of sun today or fog. kind of still warm to hot inland. but probably not as hot. there's more of a sea breeze. what looks to be not only a cooler weekend but also more drizzle. these are the average temperatures this time of year going to the right and here's the forecasted highs today. santa rosa is above there. san jose right about where they should be. some of the lows are sitting 62 and some of the forecast highs are about 6 -- 63 or 64. low overcast, drizzle.

some warm air aloft squashing the fog. it's itching and ready to go. it needs a lit. it will get it from the system. low overcast and i think we'll have to deal with a lot of drizzle. the lows unseasonably warm. low clouds made it to san jose. there's breaks in the low cloud deck. a little bit more of a westerly breeze. concord has a south wind. there was a west wind from senator san jose -- from san jose. 30s up in the mountains. 50s 60s from ukiah to sacramento. a little stronger jet stream, signature of that. a little low looks like it will form off the tail end of that and move across. getting to be that time of year. you have to start watching those things when they start to come out of the gulf of alaska. i think temperatures will start to dip. they already did coast and bay. 60s to 90s fair field,

vacaville. 80s in between. san rafael, we'll go 82. 80 martinez. 73 oakland. upper 80s to near 90 for some. but san jose, 82. 78 santa cruz. there's a lot more fog. 60s on the coast. san mateo, millbrae, burlingame around 77. still warm inland but not as warm. then it looks like a cooling trend will take us into the weekend. 7:22. frightening moments on board a sinking fishing boat in the pacific i ocean. >> blew the walls out and the fireball hit me on the side. >> how the couple survived and the two things they couldn't leave floating in the ocean. a long road of recovery for this little boy, mauled by a pit ball in antioch.

welcome back. 10-year-old hunter killborn

mauled by a pit bull yesterday face as long recovery. this is a photo of him being wheeld into surgery at uc davis medical center in sacramento. she says hunter will need several reconstructive surgeries and skin grafts. his face may be partially paralyzed. he was playing at a friend's house in antioch when a pit bull knocked him down the stairs and a second pit bull mauled him on the face and his arms. >> he said mommy, i don't want to die. i said you're not gonna die. you're gonna be fine. >> one of the dogs in the attack has been euthanized. the other dog is in the custody of antioch animal control. 7:26. a husband and wife from oregon are sharing their amazing story of survival after a harrowing experience out to sea. mark and cynthia snyder have been spending time on their boat for 27 years.

>> the fireball hit me on the side. it burned my face here and here. >> in a rash, they abandoned ship and were eventually rescued by a nearby boat. they had no choice but to leave their two cats behind. the cats swam off the sinking boat and were reunited with their owners. the snyders were not seriously hurt and hope to eventually return back to the sea. 7:27. new tests are showing many pet safety restraints and cars used to protect pets during a crash don't work. the center for pet safety recently used fake pet crash dogs to test the effectiveness of the best-selling dog restraints. the test results show many restraints were not strong enough to protect a pet and they could actually choke the dog during at crash. right now, there are no

requirements on the strength of pet restraints in cars. a bold attack at a south bay high school. the person police are looking for after an armed robbery on campus. >> reporter: and walnut creek police on the scene at a smash and grab at a tiffany's store. i'll have the latest -- just ahead. [ female announcer ] jump-start your day

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we're following developing news in walnut creek. live pictures here from the scene of an attempted heist at the tiffany's store. we'll have more on that in just a minute. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. it's 7:30. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. first, steve. a lot of low clouds. a lot more today. not completely hugging the coast. plenty more than yesterday. start off very mild lows. a good 10 degrees. some locations which were 54 some in blossom hill said it was 54 yesterday. but 64 today. fog, sun, a little bit of drizzle on the san mateo coast. 62 to 82 by noon. some locations stuck in the fog probably won't move much. highs today 64 to 94. i think after today temperatures inland start to come down more. fog, sun, cool to mild in san francisco. 67 the forecasted high average this time of year is 68. yesterday was 66. actually bumped you up because the low is so mild. morning low clouds.

some drizzle. mild lows. a lot of sunshine later on today. some of that fog will be hanging out if not by the coast. certainly close to it. mid-50s for some. even san rafael. saw fairfax at 60. san jose, 64. a few breaks in the clouds. a little bit more of a breeze today. earlier there was a pretty good breeze. higher elevations. things have calmed down a little bit. decent system coming out of the gulf of alaska. look at the tail end of this. when you start to get to midaugust, late august, that jeem will move over us -- that jet stream will move over us. inland, temperatures still warm to hot for one more day and closer to the coast and bay. they came dune yesterday. i think they -- they came down yesterday. i think they settle down. a little cooler in san jose. here's sal. right now we're looking at

the commute. i want to mention that 680 has been a mess from concord to walnut creek. we had a variety of things go on here. southbound 680 slow from highway 4 to the wul interchange. 24 because it's being held up by 680 traffic. 24 looks good. a lot of the traffic is being held up on 680 is what i meant to say. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for about a ten-minute delay. there are no major problems on that span getting into san francisco. s are this morning we're -- also this morning we're looking at northbound 101, 280, all of those freeways are getting more crowded on the way to the valley, a although we don't have any -- although we don't have any major problems blocking lanes on the three freeways i just mentioned. we want to take you back to the developing news from downtown walnut creek. burglars tried to rob the tiffany's jewelry store in a smash-and-grab attack. paul chambers is right there to show us a truck that crashed through the front of the store,

it's still there, paul. >> that's correct. >> it was a robbery. let me first show you right here. you can see there's some officers standing outside of the door. this is the truck. this white f-250 was stolen we're told by police from citrus heights. they say four males wearing hoodies, brought them, came up, rammed it into the back of the door there. there's two sets of door. the big silver there is right there and there's glass ones behind it. they used the track as a battering ram to knock open the first set of doors and go into the second set of doors. we're trying to show you. there's some broken glass right there. that's where they broke into the jewelry store. officers say it took them several attempts to get in there. the officers said they got away with -- >> they got surprisingly enough jewelry. so that's -- that's all we know at this point. there's jewelry scattered around the floor there. it's small jewelry. >> reporter: there was a white

suv seen leaving the scene headed towards highway 24. that's not this vehicle used. one vehicle was used in the robbery. the other one was used as the getaway. the jewelry is scattered all over the floor. they say the high-end stuff is locked out. the things they stole were the small display items. officers said it was costume jewelry. we're also finding out there was another smash and grab at another store in antioch. as of right now, police are not sure if the two are connected. they expect to be out here for several hours. they say there's a lot of videotape, a lot of surveillance video of this scene, of the area. once again, they are looking for four men driving a white suv and they say they were wearing hoodies. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, paul. new details now in the case of a san diego county man accused of kidnapping a teenaged girl and killing her mother and younger brother. newly unsealed search warrants show james lee dimaggio tortured the mother and son and

then killed them and burned their bodies in a house fire. he also shot and killed the family dog. records show he and hannah anderson called each other 13 times before their cell phones were turned off after the murders. while dimaggio's sister has -- was never charged, detectives believe she may have been aiding him. court documents show dimaggio's sister made an unusually large number of calls to his cell phone that day. funeral services for hannah's mother and brother will be in the san diego county on august 24th. the family of a missing child from oakland say they are frustrated with the lack of leads in the case. yesterday, almost two dozen people walked from police headquarters to city hall in honor of 21-month-old daphne webb. she disappeared five weeks ago in east oakland. her father told police someone kidnapped daphne from his car while he went into a store on 79th avenue. daphne's mother is frustrated with the police investigation. i know they tried to do

what they could do. but it does feel like it is at a standstill. >> when you're not privy to information behind the scenes, such as the investigation, it can sometimes seem like that. >> police say more than a dozen investigators are working on the case. 7:36. last night, a vigil was held in oakland in memory of sandra coke. she was the federal investigator whose body was found last week in vacaville several days after she went missing. this candlelight vigil was held outside of her home in oakland. they remembered sandra coke as a good neighbor and a dedicated single mother for her 15-year- old daughter. >> i can't wait for that day when we meet at heaven's gate. >> police say 56-year-old randy alana is a person of interest in the case. coke's friends say the two of them dated briefly 20 years ago. he recently reappeared in her life. alana is a convicted sex

offender. he's in jail on a parole violation. a teenaged girl in san jose was robbed. her classmate was hurt during a bold attack yesterday at a san jose high school. ktvu tea cara lui is live in san jose. you talked to some parents about what happened. >> reporter: that's right. parents and students arriving here on campus in the last 30, 40 minutes ago tell us they did hear about the incident. some of them got a phone call at home. others got an e-mail from the principal. police tell us a girl, a student here, rornlted being approached by a gunman on campus right after classes let out wednesday afternoon. the man demanded an electronic device she had. a male sturnt saw her getting robbed and tried to help. investigators say he turned around and pistol-whipped. he's in the hospital but is expected to recover. the girl is not hurt. we found one parent out here

passing out fliers asking others to take action. she's upset after hearing administrators to tell kids get off campus to have their kids pick them up at a store nearby. >> i'm enraged. i'm very upset. i'm thankful it was not my son. but i think there was a reason for me to be one of the very last parents to pick up my children. >> reporter: she's expecting another mom to come out here this morning and help pass out fliers. they are asking other parents to contact the school board and demand the school do a better job protecting students. police say the gunman is described as black or middle eastern in his 20s. wearing a zippered gray sweatshirt and black jeans. police are asking anyone with information to call them. we've placed call to several administrators here. we have yet to hear back. live in san jose, cara lui, ktvu channel 2 news. a private school in palo alto will report to the city today about why it exceeded its

enrollment cap. the san jose mercury news reports the school was given a permit that lets it enroll up to 415 students. but neighbors say over- enrollment is causing parking and traffic problems. officials admit the school is 33 students over the enrollment cap. they say they are working to address the neighbors' concerns. the school, by the way, is holding a community meeting tonight. students at city college of san francisco, calling on san francisco mayor ed lee to help the school keep its accreditation. they plan to hold a news conference this afternoon, asking mayor lee to demand that a commission reverse the device to -- decision to revoke the school's accreditation. 20 minutes before 8:00. a landmark building at cal state east bay will be imploded in j a few days. but before that happens, ktvu

will receive a tour of the demolition site in just a few hours. the 13-story warren hall will be deknollished this saturday -- demolished this saturday. the building that housed classes and classrooms opened in 1971. it's been vacant for two years because of earthquake safety concerns. the implosion is set for saturday at 9:00 a.m. this morning, paramedics are defending their response to a deadly stab a an el sobrante hardware store. emergency responders waited five minutes, it's reported, for deputies to secure the scene before helping the worker despite pleas at bystanders -- from bystanders. the man accused of stabbing the worker has been arrested.

speeds during this pursuit topped 100 miles an hour. oakland police started to chase the suspect accused of stealing a silver nissan. at the end of the chase, the suspects backed up the car and hit a police cruiser. two men and a female teenager were arrested. sheriff's deputies recovered a semi-automatic assault weapon at the scene. no one was hurt in the pursuit. some anlifts worrying that a -- analysts worry that an agreement won't be reached during the 60-day cooling off period for b.a.r.t. and complicating things, the a.c. transit deal. that calls for a 9.5% raise over three years. b.a.r.t. is offering a 10% raise over four years. b.a.r.t. employees want more. they say the revenues are higher than a.c. transit. tonight there will be more action to try to prevent west

nile virus in parts of san jose. the sector control to start to -- the vector control will start to spray tonight between berryessa, east san antonio, north 19th street and 23rd street. the county is trying to prevent more cases of west nile. a woman from santa clara county is the first confirmed case in the county. there have been 14 confirmed cases around the state so far this year, which includes two that were fatal. as you can see on the screen there, the dow is down over 200 points now. we'll let you know what is causing the stock market to tank. and how wall street is reacting after cisco announces thousands of layoffs. why the crash of a u.p.s. plane in alabama this week is still such a mystery to investigators. good morning. contra costa county has not been doing well. i will tell you why it is and why many of the freeways there are way behind schedule. sunny for some. a lot of low clouds and fog.

very, very mild lows this morning. we'll talk about what looks to be a cooler pattern coming up in a couple of days, though.

warnings of weaker sales from big companies and a jump in long-term interest rates drove the stock market lower before the start of trading. walmart cut its estimates, a profit warning that cautious shoppers are spending less. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down. just crossed back down 200 and the nasdaq down 56. the s&p down 22. just checking cisco's stock right now. it's down almost 7%. so far this morning investors

are reacting to cisco's announcement after yesterday's closing bell it will cut 4,000 jobs. that's about 5% of its total work force. ceo john chambers is calling the global economy challenging and inconsistent. 7:46. after years of planning, construction and delays we've reached a critical milestone for the new bay bridge. happening today -- the big announcement on the date for the grand opening. pam cook's in the newsroom now with the news a lot of drivers are waiting to hear, pam. >> reporter: yeah, we've been waiting for quite sometime. drivers are waiting to hear when they get to head across the span of the new bay bridge. it will not be an easy transition. a special committee will make the announcement during a public meeting in oakland. that's at 10:00 this morning. the indication we are getting is that that opening day will be right after labor day weekend on tuesday, september 3rd. crews say they need good weather and commute conditions to make that happen. that's because they need to

closes entire bay bridge for five days before opening the new span to traffic. >> no matter what weekend we do close, people will be able to make arrangements. b.a.r.t. will be functional. they don't have a labor disruption at all. >> that's good news, because people will need to depend on public transportation while the bridge is closed for five full days. transit officials tell us they need the closure to move the road deck, realign the lace and actually demolish part of the old structure. the official announcement comes at 10:00 this morning. we will carry that live for you as that happens. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> stay right here with us. you can also get an alert as soon as it is announced by using the ktvu app or follow us on twitter or you can "like" us on facebook. this morning, federal investors are trying to recover

the flight data recorder of the u.p.s. cargo plane that crashed just outside of birmingham, alabama early yesterday morning. they say they have little information to go on as far as the cause of the crash because there was no distress call before the plane went down. one story they are looking into is based on witness accounts of a possible mechanical prob -- problem. >> it was extremely low and then it sounded like it was sputtering, like it was out of fuel. >> investigators have not been able to get to the plane's cockpit because part of the wreckage was still smoldering yesterday. the two pilots on board died in the crash. people in utah who were forced to evacuate because of a fast-moving wildfire may be able to return to their homes today. the fire destroyed about 14 homes near the resort town of park city, utah. another 200 homes, though, are still being threatened. firefighters hope to allow the people back home by last night,

but they extended the order because of a shift in winds. this wildfire is one of dozens currently burning in the west. 7:49. let's get everybody to where they need to go. sal, everybody belaferning for -- behaving? >> well, contra costa county, no. the commute is slow because of earlier problems. if you drive from concord or clayton or if you drive over the kirker pass road, all of the freeways and highways are slow because of earlier problems. let's move out and take a look at the peninsula and i think i had the map on the -- the wrong map. this is 380 at el camino real, eastbound heading to the airport. there is a crash. i want to move up to what i was talking about earlier. look at 680 and the road sensors. they are backed up from highway 4 heading south to walnut creek. a lot of the side roads are messed up as well. let's go to some live pictures now. i want to show you the bay

bridge. it really has improved quite a bit. i have a feeling a lot of people are still stuck in the traffic i mentioned in contra costa county. it's kind of adding -- making it a barrier to the bay bridge. it's making it better for people who take the bridge at this hour. there are no problems in san jose. it's getting better out of downtown getting up to the cupertino area. 101 is slow as well. this commute seems to be getting better by the minute. let's go to steve. >> sal? >> yes, sir. >> a lady i know. her name is lonnie. she does that commute, highway 4. she says it's tough all of the time. >> they won't be finished with the construction zone until 2015. >> i know. before we get started here, chris richardson, asked me, he's around sfo/san bruno, he asked me why are the lows so low and nancy in pescadero asked me the same thing. the fog came in very fast. that's not the rain mean. the warm air aloft, the water

temperature went from 51 to 53, 58 to 60. you need a northwest wind to get that. the low offshore is turning. the water temperatures came up. the water temperatures are much, much warmer today. forecast heedlines, fog -- headlines, fog or sun, the big fog bank is raring to go. drizzle on the san mateo coast this morning. i know brandon is pacifica talked about it. also around half moon bay bay and el granada. drizzle, cooler, a sunny, breezy, but cooler weekend. these are your average highs. everyone is close. santa rosa will be low at 88. san jose, 82. should be 83. sfo, 73. the lows, you are sitting at 63, 64. i don't think sfo went below

64. soekd, 73. should be 72. san francisco, 67. their low should be 68. take some of that fog and kind of squash it. well, when the system comes in, that lifts it. that's what we're expecting to start happening tomorrow. i think the drizzle will be in the forecast tonight and tomorrow. not a bad system for this time of year and a cooler forecast will get here. today is the tweener day, high in the desert southwest doesn't want to let go. just doesn't want to let go. half moon bay bay 61. 63 oakland, 64 livermore. only 50s. up towards napa county and sonoma county. you get the idea. there's more of a breeze today. i noticed yesterday was not as strong. sfo 13. livermore at 7. san jose had a west wind for a while. now it's north. 39 up in tahoe. 58 ukiah. 63 sacramento. a little dip here. you know what i'm talking about, a little jet stream, one

forecast model takes a piece of that and moves it over us. if that's the case, we'll have an even bigger cooldown. the forecast models are not in sync. cooler pattern is on the way. more so friday into saturday. here's the fog forecast, this will burn back to the coast. watch what happens late tonight and tomorrow. by friday morning, watch how this gets going. it really takes off. that low is coming in. that will help. warm to hot inland. one more day, one more day. a little breezy at times. temperatures all over the map. we're going from 60 to 90s. 80s in between. napa, 86. walnut creek, 87. oakland 73 but 93 antioch. we'll go for low 90s. san jose, 82. low cloud deck looks like it's starting to burn off. santa clara in there. woodside redwood city, menlo park, low 80s. 70s for some. 60s on the coast. still warm to warm but not as warm. here comes the cooler weather by the weekend. >> thank you, steve. for the second time in just a

few days, a bay area church was targeted by criminals. what the church is doing now to make sure it does not happen again. look at this. does this look like a lion to you, an uproar at a zoo in china. they tried to trick people with this animal attraction.

today is your last chance to visit the wax museum at fisherman's wharf. after more than 50 years, it's shutting down permanently after it closes its doors at 9:00 tonight. the fong family has operated the museum for three generations. the collection of wax figures will be sold but the building will be leased to a company that plans to open a branch of madam tuso's wax museum next summer. visitors of the zoo in china na are accusing the zoo of fraud. the zoo promoted this dog as a rare african lion.

really? but the switch was discovered when the animal started to back instead of roaring. officials say the african lion was taken to a breeding facility and the dog that blocked to an employee was temporarily housed at the zoo. >> yeah. >> there you go. >> yeah. still ahead -- there's a story we are following right now. four burglar escape with jewelry after smashing into a tiffany's. >> reporter: officers in hayward shoot and kill a man after his 12-year-old daughter called 911 for help. what we're learning about what happened and what neighbors are telling us about the incident. some of the slowest traffic this morning is in contra costa county. highway 24, highway 68 are, they are all -- 680, they are all slow. big fog bank, drizzles. everyone is pointing to a cooldown by the weekend. we'll explain.

burglars tried to ransack the tiffany's jewelry store. these are live pictures. we'll have more in a few minutes. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2". >> i'm tori campbell.

we look at weather and traffic. how is the weather? >> cloudy for some. sunny for others. a lot of low 60s. very few 50s. the system will play into a cooler weekend forecast. starting off, though, anywhere from 54 to 64. i mean lean more toward the 60 on so -- on some of these lows. 62 to 82 stuck in the low cloud deck. you may not move much on the temperature deck. later today, anywhere from 60s, 70s to inland warmest locations to 90. i think we can say goodbye to the 90s for a couple of the days. cool, mild, warm. san francisco cooled up off to 66. i buferped up up to 67 -- bumped you up to 67. average being 68. sea surface temperatures came way up. that's why some of the air is very warm and the low cloud deck. 60s on the temperatures, still mid-60s. i mean, but the sea breeze is much stronger.

look at fairfield, oakland west at 12. not so much to the north bay, but there's no doubt about it, a stronger sea breeze. right here. jet stream getting more active. there's been rain. just heard from mark. it looks like this will eventually running into resistance. each day, these temperatures i think are coming down a couple of degrees. a lot of 80s through the interior. 70s near the water. here's sal. >> steve, good morning. we have some bad news about contra costa county traffic. it very slow. a lot of people were set back when a car caught fire at 680 at 24 westbound. now everyone is heading out to the caldecott. they are a little bait late. 680 is still slow coming out from concord to walnut creek.

eastbound 24 is a little slow as you drive up from oakland to the orinda area. they only have one tunnel in operation. let's take a look at the commute here at the bbl. i think a -- bay bridge. i think a lot of people not making it in a timely fashion. we're also looking at a problem on the peninsula eastbound 380 right there where i circled at the el -- el camino real. northbound 101 out of the city might be better. let's go back to the desk. we have an update on developing news from downtown walnut creek. police are searching for four burglars. they smashed a truck into a tiffany's jewelry store. ktvu's paul chambers is right there and paul, the truck is still at the front door. >> reporter: that's correct. the truck, being dusted for fingerprints. we're told this car was stolen out of citrus heights up near sacramento. you can see it's been out here for several hours.

it happened about 5:45 this morning. police say four males wearing hoodies decided to smash this with a battering ram. there's two sets of doors. there's glass doors beyond it. they use truck, the -- they used the truck as a battering room to break the first set of doors and smashed in the others. police say they were only able to get inside one of the display cases and got a few items from there. there's jewelry scattered all over the floor. the high end stuff is look -- is locked up. other items were stolen. >> we're following up on multiple leads. we're looking into another similar incident here in contra costa county that happened at another store, kind of a smash- and-grab type thing shortly after this one. >> reporter: now, that department store was up in antioch. police are not sure if the two are related at this point. they say the suspects were seen

leaving in another white suv. they say it was headed towards highway 24. they are not sure where it went from there. once again, you can see they are dusting for fingerprints checking out the inside of this stolen vehicle. it's an f-250. we'll stay on top of this and bring you more as it develops. four males entered the tiffany's company here in walnut creek. they had items to steal jewelry. a lot of the high-end stuff was locked up. they were only able to get a few small items from the area right now. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 8:05. we're also following developing news of a deadly officer- involved shooting in hayward. it happened at an apartment on west tennyson road after a girl called 911. claudine wong is live to tell us how a call from a 12-year- old girl prompted the police to rush over there and why police started shooting with children inside. claudine? >> reporter: well, dave, we're in front of the x whe all of th

happened. police cleared the scene over an aur ago. we've -- over an hour ago. one neighbor told us they heard fighting. ears said they heard shots. several are shaken up -- others said they heard shots. are -- several are shaken up. >> i heard three gunshots and a girl scream. >> reporter: police say a 12- year-old girl called 9110 for help. she told -- 911 for help. she told dispatchers her parents were fighting. >> officers were responding and while they were responding. the child advised that the father had armed himself with a knife and was threatening to kill the mother. >> reporter: officers arrived on the scene, went into the apartment and say the man came at them with that knife. >> it was instantaneous as soon as the officers entered the apartment. the 37-year-old man was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. officers 70 the night and

morning processing the -- officers spent the night and morning processing the scene. >> she did the right thing by calling the police. i mean. what can you do? >> reporter: police say that 37- year-old suspect was shot at least once by officers. they also say there were several officers inside at the time of the shooting. are all described as veteran officers with at least five years of experience. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. a man accused of fatally stabbing her girlfriend at her apartment is scheduled to enter a plea. the news reports that richard tried to plead guilty to the crime yesterday. a judge advised him to meet with his lawyer first. police say he confessed to the crime on friday after being arrested for driving under the influence and told him where to find the body of his

girlfriend. police in palo alto are hoping social media will help solve cold homicide cases. police are tweeting about the cases in hopes that someone will respond with a tip. >> realistically, do you have any shot of solving those cases. >> i think we do. in many cases, things change and many may change their views about cooperating. >> police say they've not cracked any cases yet. tips can be sent in anonymously. a caregiver facing elder a i bus charges after the death of a 78-year-old woman. police found her body after conducting a before check at her home on florida street. they say it appeared she had been dead when her body was found. the woman was arrested on elder

abuse. take a look at these surveillance pictures of a suspect. police say he attacked another man with a knife on august 4th at union and buchanan streets. that victim was hospitalized is now recovering. if you have any information, call san francisco police. 8:09. security is being stepped up at a church in milpitas that was the target of vandalism and a break-in twice in the past week. the latest incident happened sunday night. police arrested 27-year-old deshaun davis on suspicion of trying to burglarize st. john the baptist catholic church. four days earlier police arrested a transient on suspicion of vandalizes the church. he destroyed about $15,000 worth of property. police don't think the two crimes are connected.

the nfl and the players' union have reportedly agreed to study the effects of human growth hormones on athletes. "usa today" reports that the study will involve about 100 former players used as hgh guinea pigs. two-thirds will get the hormone while the other third will get a placebo. the league wants to determine the impact of use on the normal use of hgh level. a program to protect santa rosa school athletes from concussions is on hold. students participating in fall sports were supposed to undergo baseline concussion testing. but "the press democrat" reports it's delayed because of a shortage of qualified trainers to monitor the program. if an athlete suffered an injury, the trainer could test that person and compare the results with a baseline exam to determine if the person had a concussion. more than 150 children in san francisco will receive free

clothes, muni passes and back- to-school supplies. they are hosting the giveaway on mission street for low- income families in the tenderloin neighborhood. more than 60 families have signed up for today agive a -- for today's giveaway. ktvu.com has a segment back- to-school. we have a slide show of photos of some of our own ktvu staff. kind of fun to guess who is who. >> it is. an 18-year-old facing murder charges for killing a bicyclist. what he tweeted that may be used against him as critical evidence. but next -- the staggering new death toll in egypt and what president obama just said in the last hour about changes in the relationship between the u.s. and egypt. good morning. we still have some slow traffic out in the bay.

we're getting a little bit better now. this is 237. you can see there's a little bit of slowing. find out why today is better than other days. a lot of low clouds in place. very mild to warm lows. kind of muggy out there. what's going on and is this the sign of a cooler pattern?

this is new video of a government building set on fire in egypt in morning following the violent crackdown on anti-

government supporters yesterday. just within the last hour, president obama made his first public comments on the situation in egypt. as kyla campbell reports from our d.c. newsroom, the president announced some major changes inspect relationship between u.s. and egypt. kyla? >> reporter: president obama is canceling next month's joint military exercises between the u.s. and egypt. as he spoke off camera last hour, president obama also condemned egypt's interim government for using deadly force on protesters. >> we believe that the state of emergency should be lifted, that a process of national reconciliation should begin, that all parties need to have a voice in egypt's future. >> reporter: but he stopped short of saying the u.s. would pull back any of the nearly $1.5 billion it gives egypt each year. demonstrators set fire to the government building a few miles outside of cairo. it was in response to yesterday when egypt's security forces

used bulldozers, tear gas and weapons to attack protesters at two different sit-ins. more than 500 are dead. more than 3500 injured. those demonstrators call for the reinstate statement of moesmd morsi. president obama said morsi was elected in a democratic process but he did not respect views of all egyptians. president obama said his national security team will big deeper into the steps taken by egypt's own interim government before deciding if the u.s. needs to take further action. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. bay area egyptians are closely watching the events in egypt. they say they are disappointed by what's going on there, especially since they had high hopes for their country after the arab spring revolution two years ago. >> the very worst-case scenario, which could have been avoided. it just seems that -- i don't know where we can recover from

this as a society long-term. >> he said he found out three people he knows were killed during the violence yesterday in cairo. it's been another deadly day in iraq, where almost three dozen people have been killed in car bombings. 33 people died and dozens more were wounded in the attacks across baghdad. more than 3,000 people have been killed in violence in iraq over the past few months, raising fears the country may be headed toward a civil war. and united nations investigators are heading to syria to try to determine whether chemical weapons have been used in the civil war there. u.n. secretary-general ban ki- moon atreed to send the -- agreed to send the team after the syrian government accepted arrangements for the investigation. they will visit three sites where there are reports of chemical weapons used. but experts say they doubt the inspectors will find anything since the reported use of the chemical weapons happened months ago. 8:17. on results are the focus of the trial of a service member accused of a killing rampage at

a texas military base. several pathologists tested yesterday in the trial against major nadal hasan. he's accused of killing 13 people and wounding several more at fort hood in 2009. the medical examiners say some of the victims were shot and killed as they were on the floor already wounded. one civilian was shot six times and he was killed after grabbing a chair in an attempt to stop hasan. bradley manning apologized for the largest leak of classified documents in american history. yesterday, manning told the military judge he is sorry that he hurt his country. he released 700,000 government files while he was working as an army analyst in iraq. now he's asking the young for a chance to go to college and become a productive citizen. he faces up to 90 years in prison. his court marshal will resume tomorrow. 8:18. we want to check in with sal, see what's happening in the

south bay. sal? >> it's a little bit slow still there on 237, especially westbound. and on 101 and 28 a. although we're seeing things improve. these backups are not as deep as they used to be as you drive over to the silicon valley. we're seeing some improvement in the 8:00 hour. we're looking this morning at another live picture of the bay bridge. that's improved quite a bit. i think this had to do with people being stuck in traffic in contra costa county. a lot of people from that county come to the bay bridge ultimately. but they've been stuck in a lot of traffic. a lot of fender-benders. i want to show you the maps here. we've had nender bender after fender-bender on 680 south and on westbound 84. no major problems as you drive after you get past let's say danville. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. >> you are welcome. >> good morning, everybody. a lot going on. a lot of low clouds around. a lot of moisture in the air. the lows are mild.

the water tr temperatures went from 58 to 60. we loses northeast breeze and we get more of a southerly direction of the system coming in that produces the rain. high pressure doesn't want to lose its grip. the fog came in soon. we really couldn't cool off that much. the combination of the low overcast. there's been some drizzle. not all of the coast. it looks like most of the santa cruz coast is fog free. and about i would say three quarters of the sonoma coast. it's in between marin and san mateo taking the bulk of the fog. coast, fog, not sold out. still warm inland. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. but everything is pointing toward more fog, cooler, breezy pattern as we go into saturday. the key will be -- one forecast model is very cool. the other two are like well, it will cool. not that much. there's a lot going on out here. this system will sweep in here slowly. we're starting to see an edge with the stronger sea breeze.

mid-60s. the delta breeze. sfo, 10 miles per hour. 40s up in the mountains. had 30s in tahoe and truckee. 60, 70s and 80s. you get through the interior. this system -- if a little low breaks off here and comes right over us, we'll have the cooler pattern. if it sweps through, we'll -- sweeps through we'll warm up next week. fog forecast actually does show this really ramping up pretty fast here. watch how this goes tonight into tomorrow and really flies maybe out to the delta. i think so. it's probably on its way. that will be tomorrow. morning, fog, sunny. a lot of moisture in the air. humidity factor way up there with a low starting off in the 60s. it wouldn't take much to warm up. 60s, 70s, to 80s. chloe says it will be 96. we'll split the difference.

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welcome back. a driver accused of hitting and killing a bicyclist in pleasanton has been charged with murder in part because of what he posted on twitter. two months ago, 58-year-old diana herzborg of dublin was hit and killed during a bike ride. her husband was also hurst. 18-year-old cody hall was charged with vehicular homicide but yesterday, the charge was upgraded to murder. prosecutors say it was partly because hall posted a message on twitter, where he bragged about driving fast and going on a death ride. happening later today -- the bicyclist who pled guilty to hitting and killing a pedestrian in a san francisco crosswalk will find out his punishment. he will be sentenced on felony vehicular manslaughter charges in the death of 71-year-old suchi wi in march of last year. under a plea agreement he's not expected to serve any time in jail. instead, he will probably be

sentenced to 1,000 hours of community service. he's believed to be the first bicyclist in the nation to be convicted of vehicular manslaughter charges. same-sex marriage will remain legal in california. the state supreme court rejected the latest legal effort to save proposition 8. supporters of the measure argue that only the two couples named in the landmark case should be allowed to marry. but the state's high courts declined to hear the petition. experts say unless something unforeseen happens, the legal battle over gay marriage in california is over. and in a landmark decision, the pentagon says starting next month, military personnel and same-sex relationships will be granted leave to get married. the new policy announces those members will get seven days of extra leave in order to get married. that's only if they are stationed more than 100 miles from a state where same-sex marriage is legal. the pentagon will also begin to

make benefits like healthcare and housing available to same- sex spouses of military members. this all follows the supreme court ruling in june, striking down portions of the federal defense of marriage act. family members now reacting after police in hayward shot and killed a domestic violence suspect right in front of his children. i could see if he's -- >> i could see if he's been drinking but you don't do this. >> why police say they had no choice but to shoot. >> reporter: a student assaulted here hon a high school campus. how one parent is taking matters into her own hands. we sill have some -- we still have some slow traffic in the east bay. we'll run down where things are slow and run down the south bay for you. 66 in san jose. very warm lows. does that mean warm to hot highs as well? [ female announcer ] jump-start your day

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good morning. a live picture of the bay bridge. in an hour and a half from now, we should find out when the new eastern span of the bay bridge will be opening. we'll have more on that coming up. good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve's right over there. >> thank you, dave. a shot out to nicole who said to me i'm on the elliptical machine on 8:30 and i'm watching you guys with my ear buzz. i believe it. nicole you are slacking off on the workout. speed it up. thank you, nicole. i said do you like the weather? she said, yes. some people like it, some don't. if you like warm weather, the

lows. why? sea surface went up. that helps. there's very warm air aloft. 58 to 68 right now. inland temperatures will probably cool off a couple of degrees, though. there's a more of a westerly component. 60s, 70s, 80s by noon. fog, then sun. cool to mild in san francisco. the low is 60. it's already 61 in san francisco. i went 67 today. yesterday was 66. average is 68. if the fog hangs around, it will be close. if the fog breaks it will probably go above that. it's always tricky to the city. what fog, it's sunny and nice. fog, a lot of sun. breezy, warm. inland temperatures probably coming down a lot of degrees. 66 in san jose, very mild there. fairfield, 65. the evenly really 50s are up towards part of the north bay. not san rafael. this low is on the way here. it's taking its time. because we don't get the northwest breeze that upwelling on the coast is definitely

warm. morning fog, sunny, kind of muggy out there. a lot of moisture in the air. with the lows so mild to warm, 60s, 70s, 80s to 90s. temperatures will start to cool down tomorrow. right now we're looking at traffic that's still slow. especially in the east bay as highway 24 is recovering from earlier problems on 24 and on 680. we had some pretty slow traffic there on the stretch because of a couple of fire cars, accidents, that kind of thing. >> let's take a look at westbound bay bridge. this commute is good getting into san francisco with no major problems. if you are using the san mateo bridge, there's a little bit of slow traffic. when you get over to 101 and 92, it's very slow there. 280 is a mess because of a crash at 380. you can see how out of daly city, it's really slow, almost all the way back to 19th avenue down to san bruno. let's go back to the desk. we're still following developing news from hayward where in the past couple of minutes. family members are speaking out

after hayward police shot and killed a man. it happened at an apartment on west tennyson road after the suspect's young daughter called 911. ktvu's claudine wong is here now to tell us what family members are saying, claudine? >> reporter: well, dave, just after our last report with you, a group of people approached us, identified themselves as family members of the man killed, donnie simmons. they are taking issue with the police account of what happened. police told us this morning that the officer-involved shooting happened after the suspect's 12-year-old daughter called 911 and told them that her father was fighting with her mother, had a knife and threatened to kill her mother. police also say when the suspect arrived, police came at them with a knife and that's why they opened fire. but the family of simmons says he was not armed with any weapon and say police had no reason to shoot him. >> he was a hard worker, he has two kids. he was a wonderful unkg.

-- uncle and brother. i could see if he had been drinking, but you don't do this. he's a good-hearted man. >> they have tasers. they could have tased him. >> i don't understand why they would come in and shoot somebody when there's nothing there. you just don't do that to a kid. he might be an adult. but he's my son. you don't do this. it's uncalled for. these kids have had enough trauma to see this happened to them. >> were they in the room? >> standing just like we are right now. >> reporter: family members distraught. they say today is the first day of school for the suspects two daughters and they say the fight between husband and wife was simply a lover's quarrel. one thing that may shed light on what happened is the 911 call made by the daughter. police told me that she did stay on the phone until officers fired those shots which means there should be at a minimum an audio recording of what happened. live here in hayward, claudine

wong, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:34. a teenaged girl in san jose was robbed at school yesterday and a boy trying to help her was hurt. it all happened during an attack at silver creek high school. ktvu's cara lui is live in san jose. you've been talking to both parents and the superintendent. cara? >> reporter: yeah, i talked to the superintendent in the last half-hour. that person tells me it was a recent graduate here on campus using her laptop exrur approached by a -- computer approached by a gunman. this happened as school was -- was wrapping up yesterday afternoon. the girl said the gunman demanded the laptop. a male student saw her getting robbed and tried to happen. investigators say the gunman turned around and struck the boy. administrators say he was pistol-whipped and taken to the hospital for stitches. he will be okay. the girl was not hurt. this morning, one parent was out in front of the school here, silver creek passing out fliers. encouraging others to take

action. she's upset after hearing administrators tell kids to get off campus and have their parents pick them up at a store nearby. the superintendent says they will be reviewing their response. >> i'm enraged. i'm very upset. i'm thankful that it was my my son but i think there was a reason for me to be one of the last parents to pick up my children. >> i think in a situation like this where you have a lot of kids waiting for the day to end and they don't have a class. we just have to be that much more diligent in terms of the supervision that we have here. >> reporter: now, a couple of parents have told us they are asking others to also contact the school board and demand that the school do a better job protecting students. now, the gunman is described as plaque or middle eastern, according to police. he's in his 20s, was wearing a zippered gray sweatshirt and black jeans. police are asking anyone with information, perhaps anyone who witnessed this incident or the suspect escape from campus to please give them a call.

live in san jose, cara lui, ktvu channel 2 news. in half an hour, two defendants in the notorious richmond high school gang rape case will learn if they will spend the rest of their lives behind bars. last month, two separate jurors found peter and mon toy yoguilt yo guilty -- montoyo guilty. they face up to life in prison. two men have already been sentenced. two others are waiting for trial. tomorrow, jose naso is scheduled to make his own closing arguments. prosecutors delivered their remarks already. he's accused of killing four women in the 1970s and 1990s. naso did not testify during the trial. he's been acting as his own attorney with the help of a legal adviser. moge those attending the trial -- among those attending the

trial is the brother of one of the victims. >> i want him convicted. i'm not gonna feel any better for roxanne. it will be closure. >> yesterday's hearing was almost delayed after the brother wrote "joseph naso killed my sis" on the windshield of his car. police in campbell searching for two men accused of robbing a u.s. bank and their getaway driver. take a look at the surveillance photos released to the robbers. they were wearing masks during yesterday's robbery at the u.s. bank on south bascom avenue. they got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. police say they were in a stolen pickup found abandoned a block away. if you have any information, call campbell police. in other news, shock about the death of the stuntman who portrayed james bond at the

2012 london olympics. 42-year-old mark sutton on your left in the tuxedo, he was killed at an airshow in switerland. he jumped from a helicopter and hit a ridge. he's best remembered for playing 007 and parachuting onto the field of the opening ceremony of the summer games. the also person in the photo, also a fellow stuntman, said he lost a close friend who shared a common bond with him. google is currently defending itself against a data mining lawsuit and filed a legal motion quoting an earlier court decision that says a person has no legitimate expectation of privacy and information they voluntarily turn over to third parties. that has some g-mail users pausing before they hit send. >> if it is not confidence, who

is able to see it, and what things can be extracted from it? >> google says it takes privacy and security very seriously. industry experts told ktvu that anyone who sends or receives e- mail through a third party should expect messages will go through automated processing. your social media rights don't necessarily die when you do. the u.s. has some of the strongest privacy laws in the world. so facebook can memorialize your page and no one can post anything more on it. twitter just deactivates the account if relatives send it, a death certificate, google will get you transfer your digital assets. in asia and europe, when you die, all of your photos, e- mails and all personal information become the all right of the media website. now, facebook may help people feel connected but it doesn't seem to make them happier.

that's the finding of researchers. their study found that more people used it football the worst they felt. the researchers asked people to rate their level of live satisfaction at the start. and they found those who used facebook the most had the steepest drop in satisfaction levels. 8:40. just imagine, finding thousands of dollars in a parking lot. well, it happened a walmart employee in antelope. who says he found a wallet with $4,000 cash in a shopping cart. there was no i.d. inside. but a frantic shopper came back to the store about an hour later and was told the wallet had been found and she thanked and thanked the employee and his wife. >> i looked her dead in the eyes and i said is the money still there? and she said, every single penny. i started crying and hugging her. it was absolutely awesome. >> the employee said he never considered keeping the money because he was concerned that

somebody probably needed it to pay their mortgage. well, the long wait for the new bay bridge is almost over. the major announcement about the span that's coming down just a little more than an hour from now. >> reporter: a tow truck arrived here on scene outside of the tiffany's where the car was used to ram the doors. i'll have the latest coming up in a live report. right now, traffic is still a little bit busy in the east bay. we'll show you one of the freeways that's taking a beating at this hour. look at 'em.

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stock market is low after more disappointing news from blue chip companies. walmart cut its profit. cisco still down 7% after they said they would put about 4,000 jobs. the dow is down 173. the nasdaq down 48. the s&p down 19. the number of americans applying for new unemployment benefits dropped to 320,000 last week. that's down 15,000 from the

week before. it's the lowest number since november 2007. economists say it's a sign employers are laying off fewer people and they are still steady but -- there's still steady but modest job growth. back to the developing story of a dramatic break-in at a tiffany's jewelry store in downtown wall mortgage creek. they used a pickup truck to ram the front store. paul chambers is there with the latest information. >> reporter: you can see they are towing a truck right here. they are loading it up on this flatbed truck. that truck was used in this robbery in morning. police say it's stolen out of citrus heights. we can take a look at video here. it all started at 5:45 this morning. police say four men wearing hoodies decided to use that car basically as a battering ram to go through two layers of doors at the tiffany. they said they used it and once

they got inside, they were able to break through and get inside one of the holding cases and taking some jewelry a -- jewelry away. >> they got surprisingly enough jewelry. that's all we know. there's jewelry scattered around the floor there. but it's small jewelry. >> reporter: police are looking at another incident that happened in antioch. they say a smash and grab happened there also. they are still trying to figure out if the two are related. they were last seen driving a white suv headed towards highway 24. you can see this is what the doors look like right now. they were able to break through both sets of doors. police say they tried several times. they say the people who stole these, probably didn't realize there was that many sets of doors and take that many to get through. we'll stay on top of this and bring you more as it develops. there have been several other

robberies. there was a macy's hit last year. we'll have more of that coming up at noon. live in walnut creek, ktvu channel 2 news. >> wow. all right. a shocking sight for a lot of shoppers. let's check in with sal. 880 in oakland? >> it's slow. the east bay is still very slow in some spotser that. northbound interstate 880 slowing from about the coliseum. all the way up to high street. it doesn't get better until you pass the brick wall. you will also see slow traffic southbound as you approach the 238 independent change but that's not much less. northbound is the key here. at the toll plaza, it's light. if you are trying to get into san francisco. this may be the time. it's a nice-looking drive getting into the city. if you are looking at the peninsula, i would not use -- inaudible] >> that's backed up because of an earlier crash at 380. the crash is on 380. but 280 is slow. i bo say 101 is your -- i would

say 101 is your best bet. let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds and fog around. i mean, more so than we saw. parts of the santa cruz/sonoma coast dealing with sun. a little more of a breeze today. still some warm air aloft squashing the fog. the lows were very mild to warm on the coast. sea surface temperatures came way up. 63 half moon bay. 66 san jose. mid-60s. only 50s i could find are up in sonoma county and mendocino county. southwest 21. that's stronger. west, 17 concord even though the lows were on the mild side we are gating a counter balance to that with more of a westerly breeze, sfo. even san jose gets a northwest. 65 sacramento. tahoe and truckee dip in the 30s. hit-and-miss ool. doesn't take much -- miss

august. doesn't take much. it will start to get cooler here. we'll see more fog overnight. i think it will come up, the bases will come up. that will give us a cooler friday and saturday. muggy, warm. a lot of moisture in the air. we get a breeze out of the west- northwest. st. helena, 90. 87 novato, vallejo, benicia the 80s. 82 for san rafael. 70 alameda to 94 brentwood. hayward, 72. concord, pleasant hill, 88. 90s for morgan hill and gilroy. we'll go 78 vuz. 6s on the coast. -- 60s on the coast. still maybe on the warm side inland but temperatures coming down into the weekend. time is 8:50. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you -- we're still following the investigation into a deadly officer-involved shooting in hayward. police say it happened during a domestic violence call and that they shot and killed a man who

came at them with a knife. the family members claim the man was unarmed. police say they responded to the call after getting a call from the man's daughter who said the man was threatening her mother. >> the united states strongly condemns the steps that have been taken by egypt's interim government and security forces. we deplore violence against civilians. president obama making his first public statements this morning about the violence in egypt. it's claimed at least 520 lives in that area. the president said the u.s. is canceling joint exercises, military exercises planned with the egyptian military for next month. and this is a big day for bay area commuters and the bay bridge. ktvu's pam cook joining us live in the newsroom to tell us all that's happening starting this morning. >> after years of delays, billions of dollars and bolt problems, we may finally be very close to the opening day

of the bay bridge. a special commit tee will make the announcement during a public meeting in oakland. that's at 10:00 this morning. the indication that we're getting is that the opening will be right after labor day weekend on tuesday. september 3rd. but whenever the opening date is, a lot has to happen first. >> there's a whole host of things that matter, how the contractors are mobilize on short notice or a longer notice matters. in contracting work. when you do things fast, verses do things slow, it matters. the kind of public notice is also going to matter. >> the reason the labor day weekend is a good estimated date is because crews need good weather for paving to open the bridge. also the entire bridge will need to be closed for five full days to move the road deck, realign the lanes and demolish part of the old structure. now, bridge closers in the past have been over the labor day weekend. the official announcement comes

at a public meeting in oakland at 10:00 this morning. and ktvu news will bring it to you live as it happens. in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. last year, they handed out tickets. but this year police are planning on handing out doritos at a pop festival. the reason behind this rather unusual operation.

police in seattle getting ready for the annual hemp fest. no one will get a ticket for marijuana possession. police will pass out doritos them will have stickers encouraging web users to check out a website and get information on the marijuana laws. this is the first time the event has been held since washington legalized rerk rational use marijuana. more than 8,000 plants were seized. this is part of the annual effort to cleanup the illegal frirles. the santa clara county sheriff's office posted this picture on facebook. they removed the pot plants near hamilton. sal, how are things doing? >> i'm gonna start off with the look at the richmond-san rafael approach. we've had slow traffic on 580

getting up there. then out of san francisco to daly city and down the peninsula, i think i messed it up here. let's do this. southbound traffic on 280 just a mess. getting down to san bruno, you can see that the traffic is going to be slow all the way down to the 380 interchange because of an earlier issue. let's talk about the bay bridge. that's cleared out very nicely coming into san francisco. there are no major problems. it's a very nice drive getting into the city. if you are driving on 880, it's still very slow from the coliseum. northbound traffic slows all the way up into the downtown area. 8:57 back to steve. a lot of low clouds in place. not completely on the coast. there are some areas that definitely get the sun. but temperatures on the mild side, kind of muggy. warm, 60s to 90s. it looks like we get cooling as we go into the weekend. >> are you satisfied with that, tori? >> i think i'll have to take it. no other choice. [laughter] >> i've decided, tori. >> yes. glad to hear that. >> thank you. that's our report for this morning. we'll see you the next time

news breaks. >> and be sure to stay with ktvu channel 2 news at -- channel 2 news for the announcement of when the bay bridge will open. we'll carry it live and an oversight commit -- and an oversite committee will have a meeting in an hour from now. you can follow us at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. there's the new span of the bay bridge. thank you for joining us. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. right now, get a 2013 chevrolet volt

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