. good morning. we are following breaking news from the east bay. we first reported about 90 minutes ago, a deadly tragedy at a trailer park. >> traffic on the new bay bridge be as possible of horrible as it was yesterday? we are live and are keeping track >> a battle between residents

of east palo alto and palo alto over parking spaces. what its prompted city leaders to do. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning. wow. what a pretty shot. >> sures. >> i can't get enough of that. >> beautiful bridge. the new eastern span, you can see a lot of cars already out there this morning and that was the big problem yesterday. >> yeah. >> the morning drive never seemed to end. it extended throughout the day. there are a number of reasons that is maybe happening. we are hearing from chp and will have a live report on on that. it's wednesday september 4th. >> let's get your day started with weather and traffic. mark in for steve paulson this morning. >> good morning to you. in fact drive that bridge this morning you may encounter low clouds, the fog regrouping over the past few hours, especially

locally dense up in parts of the north bay. visibility has been under miles for mapa and santa rosa. stepping outside the door temperatures are in -- napan is a surprise to me. 48 degrees, cooled off with the presence of that fog bank. san francisco 60 degrees and livermore at last check reporting 62. off to a cooler start this morning, you have that fog. temperatures in upper 50s to mid60s and by 12 fair skies, coastal fog, we will warm back up inland by four. 63 to 85. we have the fog this morning, clearing back to near the ill leftover patches near parts of the coastline later on today and temperatures ranging from the mid60s for the beaches, lots of 70s around the bay. warmest inland, 80s toward antioch, livermore and fairfield. we will look at your weekend forecast in a few. >> mark, good morning.

right now we are looking at the traffic that's moving along relatively well. there is a bit of a back up building at the toll plaza in those middle lanes, it's stretching all the way back to the 880 over crossing. some of the outside lanes doing well. this is the time we start seeing slow traffic. yesterday was a mess. tara will talk about that. may be interesting to see why it was a mess. she will have the update. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. traffic moving along well. heading out to the high rice. no major problems as you drive through. we are looking at the drive, just a general drive here in the bay area. not all that bad as we push into the south bay, northbound 101 getting slow >> our breaking news that we are following this morning, fire investigators called to the scene of a deadly fire at a mobile home park. early this morning neighbors saw flames coming from a trailer they say belonged to an

elderly woman. they say they heard the woman screaming for help. they tried to get in but couldn't get in the front door. >> i ran over here and it was about three neighbors. some of them were breaking the windows, i came over and broke the windows. >> unfortunately firefighters say those broken windows allowed more oxygen into the fire which grew and killed the person inside. neighbors say she was an elderly woman who was disabled. >> excitement over the new bay bridge. it may take a while but traffic still going strong how the two may be connected. >> reporter: lot of people driving slowly when they approach the tower because the view is just so dramatic. that's the reason traffic was such a mess. behind me you can see traffic is backed up all the way to the

880. if you were here at just about any time yesterday, you hit a bottleneck this was the scene in san francisco at 5:30 last night as driver was trying to go on. tempers were flaring. some came from out of town to look at it. officers say with back to school, back to work, after the long holiday weekend that played into it as well. >> it's a little ridiculous. it's really backed up. my office is on market and it's all the way backed up. >> four hours from sutter street. >> you aren't even on the bridge. >> no. >> what's the problem? >> you are supposed to know that. >> reporter: the new bridge has the same number of lanes as the old and the speed limit is still 50 miles an hour. the only thing different is that view. the chp caught plenty snapping photographs while driving. they spent much of yesterday giving out tickets and

warnings. the chp cited a motorcyclist going 70 and the first arrest happened four hours after the bridge hoped, a woman was pulled over on suspicious of dui and the first accident, minor crash involving three cars. reporting live >> thank you. the bridge doesn't have emergency call boxes on the new span. officials say they didn't have time to install them for the labor day opening but plans are in the works to add them. there are call boxes on the bike path but driver also not be able to access them. a bay area man wants to build a house using parts the old bay bridge. he created bay bridge house.org. he wants to use some of it to create a housing and multiuse space. demolition contractors say they

won't give him the terms calling it a liability issue. he may have to appeal. >> it's harder to find a parking spot in an area of east palo alto and some say that's leading to problems in palo alto. >> reporter: we just talked to a man we found walking from east palo alto into this neighborhood. he said he has to park here and he knows people here are upset but he said he just doesn't know what to do there are several parking restrictions on woodland road making hard for resident who live in apartment complexes to find parking the mayor found one property owner painted curbs red reducing parking spaces and residents have complained it's led to an increase in noise and litter. that prompted the city to approve a one year ban of

overnight parking in the crescent park neighborhood >> no places for parking. we had to park in the one and we need two. a lot of people -- the neighbor latinos like it because a lot of car over here. >> reporter: the east city council discussed the issue last night and they are working on a plan to help the area in their part of the city. they are going to follow up with property owners about additional parking being added. reporting live >> the fire battalion chief who captured the moment a passenger was struck and killed on the tarmac at sfo after that plane crash is now facing discipline. the san francisco chronicle reports that the battalion chief mark johnson was repriman ded after images the video became public. the fire chief report said said

the personal camera violated department policy. >> ariel castro is dead in a suicide. he was found hanging in his cell last night just weeks after pleading guilty to holding three women captive in his home for nearly ten years. last month he was sentenced to life plus a thousand years for kidnapping and raping the three women the three were rescued from his home in may. happening today, the penalty phase in the trial of a convicted serial killer. a jury found him guilty of killing four women. some of the murders date back to the late 70s. he is also the suspect in a 5th murder in nevada county. during the penalty phase they plan to reveal new evidence that links him to a 6th killing.

he could receive life in prison. a preliminary hearing is scheduled this morning for a woman accused in a deadly hit and run at san francisco's twin peaks neighborhood. the defendant faces charges including manslaughter and driving under the influence pres say she was drunk when she hit a group of pedestrians. a 56-year-old woman was knocked down a hill and died. >> underaged drinking has led to four more cases of alcohol poisoning at berkeley dorms. the latest happened over the labor day weekend berkeley police say they have officers focused on keeping an eye out for underaged drinking and businesses that sell alcohol to minors. >> coming up addressing a problem that's casting dark, possibly dangerous shadows on san francisco. how city leaders working to keep the street lights on. >> and the president continues his push for action in syria.

what he had to say in a press conference in sweden moments ago. >> good morning look so serious there. good morning. traffic is moving along well if you are driving on the golden gate bridge. no major problems. >> we have been watching the fog do its thing and regrouping. in weather we will look at where we have the thick pockets of fog. low visibility. the timing of the next warming trend and the hottest days of the week.

. welcome back. there are new concerns about radio active water at japan's nuclear power plant. officials say radiation levels in the tanks at the plant have jumped dramaticly since saturday. radiation levels are so high in fact they could kill a person who isn't wearing a protective gear in a few hours. the announcement of the levels comes after japan's government said that it'll spend hundreds of millions of dollars to build an ice wall around the plant to keep the radio active water from going to the ocean. >> the president is in sweden and is speaking at a news conference with the prime minister. kayla campbell reports, both leaders are talking about responding to syria. >> reporter: the prime minnesota sister said he

condemns the use of chemical weapons and wants the un to get involved. >> the prime minister and i are in agreement that in the face of such acts the community can't be silent and failing to respond to only increase the risk of more. >> reporter: the president will then be at the g20 summit tomorrow and friday. that summit is supposed to be about the world economy but syria will be in the spotlight. russian president is hosting the summit. he said there is not enough proof to justify military action. the president will try to convince international leader there is will be backlash in the president is not held responsible for using chemical weapons. here in washington the senate foreign relations committee started a closed meeting. house foreign affairs committee members will get their chance today to question top united states officials, i'm working on that for you at 7:15

>> in his weekly general audience today the pope called for peace in syria. the pope urged catholics and nonalike to take part in his planned day of fasting and prayer for peace on saturday. this is video of the pope addressing the 50,000 people gathered in saint peter's square. he has called for a negotiated settlement and is condemning the use of chemical weapons. >> several churches in antioch are being targeted by thieves. a reverand said thieves have stolen security camera and copper wire. volunteers patrol around the clock. two other churches have also reported thefts. a reverand at antioch church family said burglars stole computers, speakers and a flat screen tv. san francisco's decades old street light system is causing concerns. the lights keep going out and some say they take to long to repair. according to city records, act 6,000 of the city's

approximately 45,000 street lights burn out each year. that's an average of 16 per day. many people who live in san francisco say darkened streets pose problems. >> for someone who is an elder as i am and talks walks it feels dangerous. >> it takes way to long to fix those light when is they burn out. we are trying to get a more reliable system. >> the supervisor expects to hold a hearing about the outages with pg&e and the public utilities commission in about a month. >> san francisco is a big step closer to new bike lanes. they approved a project to add new bike lanes between the civic center and market street. the plan is to have a landscaped median separating the bike lanes from street traffic. muni said the goal is to make it safer for everybody. a new bill approved by lawmakers would ban teen drivers texting while driving

even if they use hands free methods. teens are already banned from using while driving but the new law would clarify drivers prohibited any cell phone use while driving including voice activated apps. the bill is on its way to the governor's desk for his signature. >> you know dave clark. he has the best lines. sal are people behaving? >> we have made it to 6:17. >> we have made it. i like his made it to friday. >> we will smile and say good morning. >> somewhere -- dave will call you. dave is taking a few days off. he will be back soon. brian is filling in and pam is just pam. let's go out and take a look at the drive. this is a look at the bay bridge span. you have to look at this if you are brushing your teeth. really nice picture of the span. the lights still on. you can see traffic is a little slow and tara has been talking

about it. i have, a lot of the reporters have acknowledged that people are just getting used to this new span and it's a little slow. as you may -- just driving through, trying to take it in, the jaded driver by next week will be like let's move along. let's go out to the toll plaza, no major problems there. we are also looking at the east bay and the traffic hasn't been all that bad. i'm looking at the road centers, it's better today than yesterday and on 24. >> hi. watching the live cameras, the fog and low clouds, regrouping expanding in coverage. a factor this morning at least in the short term, in to the afternoon it'll be mild to warm. tonight partly cloudy, and this is the next developing weather headline. a warming trend. 90s returning inland. right now the low clouds and fog, coast side and around the bay and up in the north bay.

reduced visibility. drop off, basically over the past couple hours, you can see what the fog is doing, 48 degrees, off to a cool start. san francisco 60 and livermore right now 62 degrees. as far as san jose the forecast for today as you can see 7:00 this morning, lower 60s, by 12, 72 and then 80 degrees. not a big exchange from yesterday. this area up here to the north and west. this moves out of town into the weekend but it stick around for today. not to much change. the fog pulling back to near the immediate shoreline later on today. here is the change starting friday and this to the weekend. this is what you would expect this time of year especially with the off shore winds, with that more sun, fire danger will be on the increase. that will be the biggest draw back. here is the forecast model this morning. show you the fog at seven and then we will put it into

motion. partly sunny skies, parts of the beach. from the beaches here and then inland more sun out toward fairfield, concord and livermore. forecast highs this afternoon. not a big change from yesterday. we are showing you lots of 80's. fairfield 85, stinson beach 67. back up into the mid to upper 80s. san jose a forecast high we showed you 80, fremont in the upper 70s at 78 and san francisco in the upper 60's. the fog a factor, becoming partly to mostly sunny. not to much change but then we trend the temperatures upward by friday and this to the weekend. warmest locations mid to upper 90s. >> thank you mark. at ten this morning our time samsung will reveal galaxy gear. early reports indicate it'll be a smart watch with a three ininch inch face. this ahead of apple's

announcement scheduled for next week when it's expected to reveal a new i-phone. bank of america has sold its stake in china construction bank they didn't get the foot hold in china it hoped for. it's the second united states bank to completely sell out of a china bank investment this year. >> pam, east bay city hears park lovers and campers as well. now it's decided what to do about a long time community of homeless people. >> and the building blamed for melting parts of a car and frying an egg. it's halloween time my frightful fiends,

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. welcome back to the morning news, just morin credible video of flash flooding, last night the national weather service issued a flood warning for the palm springs area. that storm hit the area setting off these flash floods, a wave of mud and rock covered up and damaged several roads, forcing them to close. mountain area that burned earlier this area are at risk to flooding debris flows. >> dangerous rays a sky scraper are melting cars and

sparking fires. the unfinished building in london reflecting sunlight on to the pavement below. that intense glare has burned carpets, blistered paint work. temperatures recorded at 197 degrees on the pavement as well. you see someone even shown frying an egg. the problem lies in the building's surface. >> the building is huge. that's a lot of solar energy. that's going to focus down to a tiny point just like a glass. it gets ridiculously hot. >> ouch. developers say its caused by the elevation of the sun in the sky and that lasts about two hours a day >> firefighters in marin say an electric motoo may be to blame for a fire at sky walker ranch. that fire started at about 4:00 yesterday morning at a shipping receiving facility on lucas

valley road. it cause about $25,000 worth of damage. it did take about an hour to put that fire out but fortunately nobody was hurt in san francisco, there will be a briefing on the affordable care act hosted by new america media the president's health care reform law. the briefing will include information on enrolling in california can under under the new law. al-qaeda fighting against united states drone attacks. what they are doing to try to hijack them >> we continue to follow breaking news in san leandro. you will hear from neighbor who describe attempts to save a woman from her burning home >> we will take you live to the opening bell of nasdaq. quite a few stocks to watch. >> it's getting busier out there. if you are driving.

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. welcome back to the morning news. ringing the opening bell there this morning. a lot of familiar names to watch today. dollar general posted good quarterly earrings, jc penny also up more than 1% after the opening on reports that a hedge fund has taken a 9% stake in the country. linkedin, down, social networking has filed to sell some of its stock to use many

of the -- to use some of the cash. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on ktvu morning news. i'm brian flores. >> i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. thank you for joining us. mark is in for steve. how is the weather? >> the weather, the fog has been increasing, probably about sleeping six hours ago but overnight we had mostly clear skies over a good portion of the bay area. as you can see that fog bank expanding in coverage this morning. it could be a factor near the coast. around the bay and up in the north bay toward santa rosa, reduced visibilities. downtown san francisco, 60 and livermore currently checking in, 62 degrees. here is the forecast model showing you some of the fog coverage clearing back to near the shoreline. partly cloudy for the beaches later on today. more subinland and that's reflected in the forecast beginning at the coast this morning. areas of fog by three, partly sunny, 63 to 68 degrees, around

the bay same deal this morning, we will increase in sun this afternoon. 75 to around 80. warmest locations inland by three. right about 82 to 87. the forecast highs this afternoon, not a big change from yesterday. showing you 86 in antioch, san jose 80 and san francisco downtown, 69 degrees, we will look at the five-day. >> good morning. we are looking at what we see here with live pictures of interstate 880 and it's moving along nicely. driving in both directions, 580 still has the easy drive as well. we are looking at the toll plaza and it's backed up beyond the 880 over crossing. looks somewhat typical. coming up ktvu -- we will talk about why yesterday was an unusual day traffic wise on the bay bridge. the south bay and i want to push in as we get closer to 280. this area here, right here,

northbound 101, i think i put the arrow in on the wrong day. there you go. you will see that traffic is going to be slow. we are looking at the camera. 280 still looks good driving in through downtown. if you have the option i would do that. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. we continue to follow breaking news in san leandro where neighbors cried their desperate attempt to save a woman trapped in her burning home . >> reporter: let me show you hde this trailer. you can see fire investigators all ors inside as they continue their investigation. we saw a woman's hand whose were cut by the windows she tried to break, a man's fingers blackened by the door. all evidence of their efforts to try to save a woman trapped inside that trailer. there is little left of the trailer. a shell that used to be a home.

neighbors describe it as a trap and despite desperate rescue attempts if was a trap that the woman inside couldn't escape. >> i did everything i could do. there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: it happened this morning. neighbors say at first they didn't think the fire was that big. they thought they could get the woman inside out and say they could hear her inside. >> i told her are you okay? she said no, i'm not. you know, no i'm not. we were -- my son came you out and we were breaking the windows. >> door swings inward and it was locked. so -- i took a crowbar, hit the door, poked holes in and reached in to grab the handle and opened it. >> reporter: the oxygen that came in from the broken windows and the open door fed the fire and it just took off. >> i don't think it was a mistake. they were trying to do the best

thing possible. >> reporter: the victim has not been identified by authorities. neighbors say she lived here for years, describe her as older andabled. septemberors -- investigators are on scene >> we are following developing news out of texas. a 16-year-old has been stabbed to death at a high school this is near houston. it happened just about 90 minutes ago. this a live picture of the school, helicopter overhead. this is in -- a community of spring texas, at least two other people have been airlifted by helicopters to a nearby honesty. from what we understand there is no word yet on the attacker. we are following this story again, a high school student though, we understand has been stabbed to death there. we will bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >> the excitement over the new

bay bridge may take a while to wear off but traffic is going strong. tora joins us now from the toll plaza with what it is like so far. i know -- i watched it build and everybody crawling along. >> reporter: and about 20 minutes ago the metering lights went on. it's very slow going. no surprise, this happens pretty much every single morning at the plaza, let's take a like look at this new span. yesterday what was unusual was that the traffic never really let up. a lot of people are chalking it up to the new bridge many drivers had a cell phone in one hand, the wheel in the other as they took video. the new span was the main attraction of the bay area yesterday. the chp issuing plenty of warnings for distracted driving. many folks slowing down when they approached the tower trng to grab video.

drivers experienced traffic all day long. many came from out of town to see the bridge. >> curious, played into it. back to school, back to work after a long holiday played into it. >> reporter: now this was the scene in san francisco at about 5:30 last night as driver was trying to get on to the bridge. tempers were flaring. the new bridge has the same number of lanes as the old one and the speed limit still 50 miles an hour. only thing different is that view. perhaps sal is right. next week may not be a big deal. that's what we are hoping that the traffic is due to because if not the case we will have a much bigger problem. live from the plaza, ktvu channel 2news. >> bicyclists enjoying the view as well. want to take a like look. the bay bridge trail. it opened to the public yesterday. runners also out this morning to check out the new bridge. >> i love it.

i love having access to waterway. i usually run hilly areas nearby house and this is a nice change of venue. >> bicyclists can get on the path at the ikes parking lot. it does end at tower on the bay bridge for now that was the big chain cutting, the mayor was there for the ribbon cutting and hopped on a bike as well. plans call for the path to be extended. it has to happen offer the s curve on the old bridge is demolished. the bike path closes to bicyclists at dusk. >> in an east bay homeless community faces eviction despite a show of support. more than 30 protesters marched in favor of allowing urban campers to stay in a park area known as the albany bowl. the people who live there say

there is no low income housing in albany but opponents say they have taken over a public park and many are afraid to go there now. >> we want to make sure it's used in the way it's supposed to, it should be open to everybody, not just them. >> i have been in the same home for six and a half years, the same spot, same piece of land. >> the city has a no camping ordinance and it plans to start enforcing that law next month. >> this morning firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire on the grounds of a elementary school that. fire burned a trailer last night where a care taker was living. the care taker was not hurt but two dogs and three ferrets had to be rescued. they are being checked out by a vet. a san jose school has been the scene of a death

investigation the school is on east san anton," o near king road. police aren't calling it a murder but the homicide unit is investigating. officers say all the children at the elementary school are safe. >> the sam trans board is considering proposals to save riders money. they include daily, monthly and yearly passes. they said it wants to offer discounts to bring more riders on board which would generate more revenue. if approved the changes would go into effect in january. the board meets in san carlos at two this afternoon. >> for the first time we are hearing the fran disc 911 calls from an incident that led to a place shooting in union city. >> there is someone firing a shot gun >> what witnesses say happened just moments before shots were fired. >> a battle between residents from east palo alto and palo

alto is brewing >> good morning. if you are driving on the golden gate bridge traffic is good. >> and in weather for president weather we talk about warm to hot temperatures. not in the forecast but in the short term where we will dense fog. time to the next warming trend and the hottest days of the week.

. welcome back. al-qaeda's leadership has groups of engineers trying to find ways to shoot dune or hijack united states drones. the newspaper said it obtained details of the attempts to fight back against the drone campaign from classified documents provided by edward snowden. reportedly al-qaeda engineers trying to develop jammers to interfere with the gps sing naturals. >> we know the name of a man shot and killed by police in union city he has been identified as 4 of- year-old virgil worrell. he was shooting randomly near homes saturday afternoon. they just released several calls people who saw him. >> we -- there is someone firing a shot gun.

please. >> it's a hand gun. we just drove by. he almost hit us. >> police say he was screaming curses and they say they tried to calm him down but when he pointed the gun at them they shot him. investigators are still trying to determine a motive for his behavior. >> a battle over parking between people who live in neighborhoods in palo alto and east palo alto. we are live palo alto. >> reporter: the mayor of east palo alto wrote this letter to the mayor of palo alto apologizing for any problems that his residents may have caused by parking here in palo alto. we have seen more than a dozen people cross canning that bridge from east palo alto and then walking here into palo alto to park and to get their cars. there are several parking restrictions on woodland road in east palo alto making it

difficult for residents to find parking. the mayor found one property owner illegally painted curbs red reducing parking spaces. residents in palo alto have complained its lead to increased noise and trash. this prompted the city of palo alto to approve a one year ban of overnight parking in the crescent park neighborhood of palo alto. >> i -- [inaudible] neighbor no like because before it clean, now not, no good. >> reporter: the east palo alto city council discussed the issue telephone key the issue and are working on a plan this realso following up with the property owners of those complexes to talk to them about responsibility. reporting live from palo alto. >> the invites starting to

arrive. apple sending out notices for an event next tuesday. the notes say this should brighten everybody's day. they are expected to reveal a faster i-phone 5 as well as a newer and cheaper version that comes in a variety of colors. here are some of the colors of what the new one could look like. cnet posted these images, saying they came from a website in china. most of the blogging and tweeting seemed to be a gold. >> i think its time for you to get a new one. >> gold would be nice. >> you have like the i-phone 2 or something. let's check in with torre. good morning. coming up in minutes, a stat as school resumes, surprising number of high school juniors admit they don't feel safe at school. we will let you know what districts are most impacted.

a long investigation into the pipeline investigation in bruno has revealed major flaws. and trouble on the cal campus, a third hate related incident in the last month and it's half of what was reported all of last year at the campus. those and more coming up. now back to you. >> all right. see you soon. right now we want to check in with sal for a look at traffic. how is the drive? >> it's actually doing pretty well there. are some slow downs where you may expect them. it's nothing that would shock you really. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. it's backed up for about a 20 minute delay. just a little bit better than yesterday but still backed up there. traffic is moving along, once you get onto the bridge it moves along well. moving to the 880 freeway north and southbound. the traffic is getting more

crowded. for 580 coming in toward lake shore but not a big deal. we are still looking at the drive where most of the road centers green. let's go to mark. >> good morning. nice quiet weather pattern for today. we are starting out with patchy fog but also a lot of clear skies, into the afternoon we will call it mild to warm. tonight partly cloudy skies, fog we groups coast side and then the weekend will warm back up. in fact 70s, 80s. warmest locations approaching the 90's. satellite and radar this weak system up to the north and west. approaching crescent city. we have low clouds and fog scattered around the area. not complete overcast out there but still some overcast out toward oakland airport, toward haywood and parts of the coastline. current numbers ranging from the low 50s, this is a change this morning. pretty chilly in santa rosa and napa, lower 60's for concord

and fairfield. san jose for today starting out with partly cloudy skies, by eight 64, lunchtime 72, then on track to reach an afternoon high of 80 degrees. this area of low pressure not moving much for today or tomorrow. we won't change the weather pattern that much as well. partly to mostly sunny. patchy fog, this is the next change though by friday and into the weekend. high pressure returns, that off shore flow warms up the bay area, even back toward the coast. with that fire danger will be on the increase. we will dry it out and temperatures inland on track to reach the mid90's this weekend. here is the forecast model starting outo the day. 50s and 60s. nice recovery this afternoon. 60, 70, warmest location inland. we are thinking 80's. the forecast highs, santa rosa 84, fairfield mid80's. oakland 75, livermore 84, san jose will go with around 80 as we showed you. fremont in the upper 70's

here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast, not to much change for thursday but temperatures trend up beginning friday, by the weekend 70s, 80's, warmest locations approaching the mid to upper 90s. >> all right. thank you. automakers releasing their august sales numbers and experts expect big numbers, chrysler didn't disappoint them when it said it sold almost 166,000 cars and trucks last month. that's up almost 12% could help push the industry total to its best reports since the recession. the sales of the grand cheer key up 40% a yogurt company pulling cartons of its greek yogurt. they won't say which flavor or how much. they said it has heard

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. welcome back to the morning news. taking you live to the big boards, dow up 20 points, nasdaq and s&p500 both up. nasdaq up almost a half percent. some of those stocks doing better. invetors still worried about what may happen or will happen in sir gentleman. that's reflect -- in syria. >> changes coming to a police procedure in the south bay that's led to complaints. at issue is a tactic called limited detention, also called curb sitting. that's what officers handcuff possible suspects or make them sit on a curb or in a police car. now officers must report any time they do that. the new policy comes after complaints, mostly from people of color, who say it happens to them and doesn't happen to white people. >> someone sit on the curb

pretty much. >> how did that make you feel? >> really uncomfortable. >> an indianapolis auditor is pushing to have officers wear cameras as well. police strongly deny the department has a problem with racial profiling and they say their new policy will help them collect data to prove it. >> there is encouraging news about the reservoir with standing the rim fire. two power plants that provide power to san francisco are back up and running, the power houses near yosemite went off line at the height of the fire night. the public utilities commission said water shows no evidence of ash from the fire. the reservoir supplies water to 2.6 million customers in the bay area. the rim fire, 80% contained now. it has burned nearly 236,000 acres, that's almost 370 square miles or larger than san diego. there are still 4300 firefighters on the scene, the united states forest service

has said that investigators have made some progress in determining what started the fire. it's speculated that it was caused by an inlegal pot grow. >> a mural will be revealed today for an olympic sailor who died training for the america's cup. andrew simpson belonged to artemis. he drowned when the boat capsized in may. the mural is 116 feet wide. on monday the 64-year-old completed the 110-mile swim without a shark cage. she was the first to do that. now she said she will swim for 48 hours without taking a break as a way to help raise money for survivors of sandy. she said that the swim should be easier since it's all in a swimming pool. >> she makes me feel like a slacker. >> yeah. me too. >> coming up next, breaking news from the east bay.

a second tragic find at a san leandro trailer park. we have disturbing new information. we will have the update next. >> and what's behind the slow down on the new bay bridge. stay with us.

>> reporter: we are following breaking news out of san leandro right now where firefighters have told us they found the body of a second victim inside a burned out trailer. we'll have details on what firefighters just told us within the last few minutes. it's another morning of slow traffic approaching the bay bridge. it's backing up. we'll tell you what the commute is like right now. >> reporter: and yesterday, the traffic never let up on the bay bridge. we'll tell you what the chp is attributing it to. a alsoing new development involving the man who held three women captive for nearly ten years. "mornings on