>> reporter: we're live in oakland where a traffic stop turns ugly and leads police on a chase when the suspect crashes into a car, a pole and a store. we'll show you the damage -- next. we're following breaking news out of washington, d.c. where a gunman is reportedly inside a military building at the washington navy yard. there are reports of injuries. the massive lockdown now underway. we also have developing news in the south bay. police are investigating the discovery of a body early this morning. more than a thousand people remain stranded in colorado's

deadly floods as more rain hampers the rescue efforts. how far crews are going to save victims. "mornings on 2" starts now. we're following breaking news out of washington, d.c. right now. these are live pictures where an active shooter is on the loose. we understand several people have been shot. this happened at the washington navy yard this morning. we'll have a live report in just moments. good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. we're gonna check weather and traffic. a lot to tell you there. steve? >> we're waiting for a system to move in on tuesday which will give us a cooldown. today is an in-between day. start off with some low clouds and clear. westerly breeze. cool for some, mild for others. mild to warm later on. 50s and 60s to start. these, again, kind of stuck. i don't think they will change too much. there are a few pockets of fog. mainly a low cloud deck. san francisco looking for

mostly cloudy skies and then sunny skies. high of 68 today. temperatures near average but tomorrow that system sweeps in. that will give us a 5, 10- degree drop. a little bit of an up-and-down pattern. fog, sunny. afternoon clouds. the breeze is out of the west. 60s and 70s and 80s. here's sal. it's a mess out there. we have a lot of different situations that have made the monday-morning commute kind of -- well, slow. southbound 880 they are clearing a crash in fremont and the traffic is very, very slow as you drive out of san leandro and into fremont and into hayward and fremont. speeds are down to 5 miles an hour. southbound andrade they are clearing a crash there. it's still slow out of pleasanton. a big problem in the caldecott tunnel. it looks like they might be reopening the tunnel. but the traffic is still backed

up. if you -- if the guys in the control room can pull up just kind of on the fly, pull up the 24 camera, we can show viewers what's going on. there it is. look at the traffic here. it's backed up out of la fayette. it's stopped. now, i just heard that someone at the desk here say they are opening it. so i have to confirm that. but a little too late. take b.a.r.t. let's go to some more pictures. northbound 280 is okay. down the road, northbound 101 at 280 there is a crash. at 7:04. this is the toll plaza. that's about a 20-minute delay. back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. at least one person was injured in a shooting this morning at a building at the washington navy yard. this is according to the u.s. navy, as authorities search for an active shooter. the navy said three shots were fired. about 3,000 people work in the building. people inside the building have been directed to shelter in

place. justin gray is live often the scene to tell us what's going on. justin? >> reporter: such an active scene. they tell us they have the active shooter barricaded in the building. they've moved us back and they've moved the public back blocks and blocks. d.c. police shutting down the area. they say the shooting happened about 8:00, 9:00. it began on east coast time. they tell us the shooter and the navy sea operations center, a building where 3,000 people work. this is at the nay i have yards here in d.c. where a lot of the -- navy yards here in d.c. where a lot of the commands are located. one confirmed injury. it looks like several more, though. but such an active situation, a lot of that information is changing as we speak. they continue to bring in

ambulances, bring in s.w.a.t. teams. we see different police moving in every few seconds here. again, it's a coordinated effort. we have police, we have navy, we have capitol police. other federal agencies all involved trying to get this shooter under control safely and as quickly as possible. again, multiple shootings. they tell us that the gunman is still barricaded there in the navy sea operations center headquarters where at least 3,000 people work. we're live in washington, justin gray, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. obviously this is an active story we will continue to follow. new this morning, a police chase through two cities ended with a suspect crashing into an oakland liquor store. it's not the first time the store has been hit with a car. tara moriarty is at the scene of the crash with more on what led up to this crash and also a look at the damage. good morning, tara. >> reporter: yeah, the damage

is pretty extensive. if you take a look, you can see it's boarded up. this is where the car crashed. the window taken out here, a lot of the brick missing. i wanted to show you where the car slammed into a traffic pole, where this cone is. it affected all of the electricity, all of the signal lights here weren't working for about seven hours. they were finally restored about an hour ago, the electricity. this all unfolded at 11:00 last night, the car, a mangled mess after the suspect slammed into the store on the cornern of 98th avenue. police pulled the suspect over at 108th and san leandro. as soon as officers got out of their patrol car, the suspect sped off. ten blocks away, the driver smashed into a car with a woman inside then knocked the traffic pole and crashed into the liquor store. onlookers wonder why the man would try to evade place on such a simple traffic stop. >> there's intrusion into the building. there's a light standard that's

been damaged and is now leaning up against. building. >> reporter: police say that the man does have a criminal history. so they are looking into that as one of the reasons why he possibly didn't stop. san leandro police arrested the man and oakland police are handling the crash. the woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. one of the things that is crazy, this isn't the first time something like this has happened to the liquor store. if you take a look, you can see all of these barriers set up. it looks like a car had actually hit right next to where the spot was in the path. so obviously, the owners know this is an issue. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. 7:08. a pedestrian in san francisco has been taken to the hospital after being hit by a taxicab. this happened about ten minutes before midnight in north beach, where broadway meets montgomery. police say the pedestrian had to be transported to sf general. so far no word on the condition of the victim.

7:08. it's the first day back at school for deer valley after a crash mate was killed. grief counselors will be at the school today. 17-year-old lidle benjamin died friday night after the car he was in smashed into a tree and sterling and hillcrest avenue in antioch. police say speed was a factor. the driver of the car is expected to survive his injuries. the driver of a second car involved in the crash is cooperating with police. in just a couple of hours from now, the 10-year-old antioch boy who survived a near natal -- fatal pit bull attack will meet his rescuers. around 11:45 this morning, hunter will meet the firefighters who were the first to arrive after the dog attack. on august 11th, he was knocked down by one pit bull dog and mauled by another at a neighbor's home. the dog's owners are still fighting to get the dogs back.

a public hear something scheduled for september 26th -- hearing is scheduled for september 26th. police are investigating what could be a suspicious death. police say a body was found in an rv off north 4th street and east julian. ktvu's janine de la vega is live in san jose and tells us a crime scene technician is on the way. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yes, that crime scene technician just arrived. they've called another one in to help him. there is also the coroner that's here. they were called because there's some sort of physical evidence that was found inside that rv that you see right there that leads officers to believe it's suspicious. it's still unknown if it's a homicide yet. but at 3:40 police say they received a call from a homeless person who say they found a body inside the rv. that person said a key was on the outside of the rv and that

allowed them to actually go inside and that's how they found the body. initially, officers thought that the man died of natural causes because he's elderly. they located an i.d. that tells them he's 80 years old. after investigating more, they said, again, they found evidence that leads them to believe that this is suspicious. so a homicide lieutenant has been alerted. detectives have not been called. but again, crime scene investigators are here to collect evidence just as a precaution. the coroner again is here examining the body. they are also going to collect it and an autopsy will be done later on to determine a cause of death. so again, a lot of unknowns still here. police do not have the road blocked off here at 4th and julian. but there are patrol units here watching over as investigators collect their evidence for this

investigation. we'll update you. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:11. the countdown is on. only 24 days remain and a few hours, as you can see, before the governor's mandated coolingoff period comes to an end with b.a.r.t. talks are scheduled to resume in a few hours. both sides say they are far apart on wages, pensions and healthcare costs. they have on october 10th to reach a deal or b.a.r.t. workers say they will walk off the job. it's something the governor says cannot happen. >> better get going. time is running out. >> last week, b.a.r.t. said it was considering training managers to operate trains if there's another work stoppage. this is a story we'll stay on top of it. we're continue to follow the breaking news this morning in washington, d.c. several people injured in a shooting this morning. it happened at a building at the washington navy yard. this is according to the u.s.

navy, and still authorities are still searching for the active shooter. the most valuable items of the family that we own. >> a valuable heirloom snatched from a home in san francisco.

family and friends are mourning the deaths of three women killed in a house fire in pittsburg. it was reported early yesterday morning at a home in the downtown area. figueroa, her aunts anna and her cousin sandra gonzalez were pulled from the house but could not be revived. firefighters say they were overcome with smoke while trying to escape. >> we did find a few smoke alarms on countertops, not installed and no batteries

installed in them. so these individuals had no chance of any early warning. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. the sister of one of the victims says they buried their mother seven months ago and now the family has to deal with more loss. a running show with a severed foot inside is being investigated by san francisco police. the san francisco chronicle says it was found yesterday morning on ocean beach near taravel street. the medical examiner's office says the foot and shoe appear to have been in the ocean for some time. the shoe is a green and black mesh puma running show, size 11 1/2. a draft report on the terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in libya is raising questions about the state department investigation. that report prepared by the republican majority staff on the oversight committee is alleging the state department investigation played down the substandard security at the

consulate. it also claims the state department never fully investigated secretary of state hillary clinton's role in the security decisions. four americans died in the attack, including ambassador chris stevens. 7:16. want to check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads. >> right now, we have a pretty slow commute. i'll tell you, we've had a couple of different incidents all over the place. also start off with highway 24. we had the caldecott tunnel closed in the westbound direction. it was opened eastbound. they couldn't change it over because of a power outage. we're getting word that the tunnel has reopened to the westbound commute. but it's causing a huge backup. this is la fayette. it is awful. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for a 25 to 30-minute delay with no major problems getting into the city. also, i want to mention that traffic on the nimitz freeway southbound out of hayward is slow because of earlier

problems heading south. the traffic is very, very slow. let's go to steve. we have some breaks in the clouds. it documents like it's -- looks like it's slightly cooler. it will be high at 75. a couple of systems, one near the end of the week will be moving in. the one dropping in tomorrow will give us a cooling trend. 50s for ukiah and sacramento. so a little cooler on the these lows. some areas never got below 60. san jose and livermore at 63. mountain view in there. 50 novato, mid- to upper 50s m in parts of the north bay. saw that in marin county. some patchy low clouds, it's not extensive but it looks like it's favoring the coast and part, of the bay -- parts of the bay. up to the pacific northwest,

the low moved into canada. it looks like things are finally calming down in colorado as the low is pushing into the plains. good news there. for us, we have a day of fog, then ton but it looks like the -- sun but it looks like wednesday/thursday before we get a warm you up. a system drops in friday/saturday which could give us our first rain of the season. looks good for the north bay. that won't be until the end of the week. 60s, 70s and 80s. 70s oakland, berkeley, alameda, san leandro, hayward. danville, san ramon, upper. 60s on the coast in san francisco. low to mid-70s south san francisco. parts of the peninsula but then a few areas woodside, portola valley pushing higher. cooler on tuesday, then warmer weather on wednesday/thursday. get a north wind. increasing clouds on friday.

sure looking like signs are pointing to some rain into california by saturday. mexico's gulf and the pacific coast are being hit by two storms. 21 people have been killed. thousands more have been forced to leave their homes. hurricane ingrid weakened to a tropical storm this morning as it made landfall. in the meantime, tropical storm manuel has been bringing a lot of rain to mexico's pacific coast. happening now -- the costa concordia off the coast of italy where crews have been rotating the wreckage, engineers say the cruise ship is no longer attached to the reef below. no bodies have been found. the ship is now 62 degrees from being fully upright. salvage crews say once it is level, the ship can be towed away. it crashed into a reef in january of 2012, a year and a

half ago, the wreck killed 32 people. it will be towed away and then broken up for scraps. and we have some breaking news right now. an update on a story we first told you about earlier this morning. according to a defense official, several people have been killed and as many as ten wounded in this's shooting at a -- in this morning's shooting at a u.s. navy yard. we understand the shooter has been contained but not in custody. there's bun report that says the -- one report that says the shooter has multiple guns. president obama is getting frequent briefings on the shooting. this is happening at the washington navy yard. this is at the naval sea systems command headquarters, where 3,000 people work. and the white house says the president has directed his team to stay in touch with the navy, the fbi and a local official. and we understand also that flights have been halted at

reagan national airport due to the shooting, again, because the navy -- the gunman is apparently -- has been contained but is not in custody and also there are reports multiple guns. still a very active scene, one we're continuing to follow this morning and we'll bring you any new information as soon as we get it. >> we know one of the victims is a police officer. a lot of information coming in. >> right. it's 7:22 right now. protecting their neighborhoods from criminals, why more people in oakland are hiring private security instead of relying on oakland police. plus, the extreme measures being used by a school district in southern california to monitor students' online activities. ready?

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welcome back. police in indonesia say a google street view car was involved in two hit-and-run crashes that ended when the

driver crashed into a third car. now, the driver was taking photos for goog when the crashes occurred last wednesday. police believe he fled the scene because he was afraid of the cost repairs. no one was hurt. google executive's chairman says it's time for a public debate about government surveillance on the internet but he also says spy something a modern fact of life. along with other major technology companies, google has been pressing the u.s. government to be more open about surveillance orders. at an event in new york, he says he believes most americans are in favor of the government doing what is necessary for national security but they are concerned about government misuse of their personal information. and the glendale school system in southern california is paying a private investigator more than $40,000 a year to report on the social media activity of school students. 14,000 middle and high school students are over the age of

13. they will be monitored on twitter, facebook, and other sites. now, that investigative firm will be looking for posts that refer to things like violence, drug use and bullying. many bay area schools are scaling back on their suspension policy. they will be giving students more suspension. this comes after pressure in law enforcement and realizing the way discipline was not working. some schools in san jose jose, suspensions were down 40% in the 2011/2012 school year. a san francisco family is desperate to find an heirloom that's been in the family for generations. kathry rosenberg-wohl is looking for the jewish prayer shawl in this photo. she says it has great sentimental value because it survived the holocaust. she lent it to her cousin for a

bar mitzvah, when her cousin mailed it back, it was stolen off her front porch. a woman found the damaged fed- ex box near the bridge but the prayer shawl was gone. >> it's the most valuable item to our family that we own. it has no monetary value. >> the family put up signs in the neighborhood to find the shawl. they say it 2 -- it was in a blue skippered bag with the word shalom written on it. if you have information, you can find a link to contact the family at ktvu.com under web links. boy, a big problem at the caldecott tunnel this morning in the east way. look at those pictures. a major backup out there. when it might be clear. >> reporter: it will be a difficult day for students at an antioch high school as they

deal with the loss of a classmate. we will tell you what the school is doing to help. traffic is going to be very slow trying to get to the you candy cut tunnel because of earlier problems. we'll tell you what happened. a northerly breeze coming down the coast. does that mean cooler, warmer. we'll take a look and have an update on your forecast.

breaking news once again. a defense department official says several people have been killed. as many as ten wounded in a shooting this morning at the washington navy yard. shots were fired about two hours ago. "the washington post" says there are three shooters. one is down. two others at large. a u.s. police helicopter hovered around the building and appeared to drop a basket on the roof. stay tuned. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're gonna check your weather and traffic a lot to tell you about that. steve has the forecast. thank you. we do have some patchy low clouds. it's already getting chewed up offshore. sunny and breezy today. it will be cooler tomorrow as the system sweeps in. warmer weather wednesday/thursday after that, we may have to focus our

attention on rain. 50s or 60s. a 9 antioch. san jose -- 59, antioch. 63 san jose. the system right there will move in tomorrow and cool us down and then we'll rebound on the temperatures wednesday and thursday. patchy morning clouds. there will be a sea breeze. 60s, 70s, 8 -- 80s. here's sal. we've had slow traffic all over the east bay. we'll start with highway 24 and then show you some of this traffic on highway 24 heading up to the tunnel. it's very slow on la fayette. there was a problem inside the tunnel, one of the tunnels was not open in the proper time. we have a reporter on the

scene. we'll get a live report in a minute as to what happened. but you can see the traffic is slow. bay bridge toll plaza, westbound, you can see this traffic is backed up for a 30- minute delay. 35 minutes maybe before you make it onto the bridge. injury crash with several paramedics on the way. 30s and lynn coin. this is a good area -- lincoln. this is a good area to avoid. they keep calling for more and more ambulances to the scene. we'll move all the way to the east bay. pardon the fast move. but 880 looked up from 238 to fremont because of earlier problems. let's go back to the desk. let's go to -- actually, let's go to alex. that problem alex, in the caldecott tunnel was so serious. what's going on? >> reporter: we came from the oakland side of things to the east side of the caldecott tunnel which is where we are right now. the backup exends into the la fayette area. this tunnel, the middle bore reopened around 7:00. right as we got here, we watched as the traffic started

to flow in the tunnel. this was a nightmare. it's causing a major backup on westbound 24. we understand stood it extended all the way back into la fayette for much of the morning. the middle bore was not able to open up. the -- normally at this time of morning during the commute, you'd had both tunnels opened in the westbound direction. all of the traffic squeezing through that one tunnel. carns says what the issue was -- caltrans says what the issue was, a power outage that happened overnight. that's what's to blame. they were not able to change the lane configuration so they could get cars flowing in the middle bore. they did get the problem figured out. some type of power outage. i have a call in trying to figure out what caused the outage and issue. the good news, both bores, westbound, heading through the caldecott tunnel back open. traffic still slow but it's

improving. live in orinda, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:34. we're continuing to follow the breaking news out of washington, d.c. where shots were fired just over two hours ago at the washington navy yard. a defense official says three people were killed up to ten injured. eight civilians and two police officers. the washington post reports there are three shooters, one is down, two on the loose. there's enhanced security at the capitol. now, we have a bit of a delay here. but justin gray is live on the shooting to let us know what's happening here now. justin? >> reporter: naval officials say they have a shooter cornered but not captured. the navy confirms at least ten injuries and they are confirming at this hour, there are fatalities. they have pushed us back many blocks. the public being kept away as far away as possible. s.w.a.t. teams, helicopters.

this is a coordinated effort and also the d.c. police are trying to get this shooter -- it looks like according to some reports, multiple shooters in custody. they've brought in s.w.a.t. teams. they've been using police helicopters to bring crews there into the building. this is the -- [signal lost ] >> it looks like we've lost our signal. justin gray is followling the -- following the breaking news of a shooting in washington, d.c. three killed, ten injures. shots were fired at 8:20. this is at the naval sea systems where about 3,000 people work. police and federal agents all responding to the scene. ambulances outside. flights at reagan national airport, temporarily halted. the command -- this is the largest of the navy's five-

system command. it accounts for a quarter of the navy's entire budget. it build, buys and -- builds, buys and maintains the ships and submarines. so there is a great deal of concern about a breach there to security. again, "the washington post" is reporting there are three shooters involved. we did hear justin gray say one is is contained, possibly -- is contained, possibly two still on the loose. this is an active scene. we will try to re-establish our connection with our cute reporter there in washington, d.c., justin gray, and bring you more coming up. 7:37. back here at home. there will be grief counselors at deer valley high school after a deadly weekend crash that killed a student. ktvu's brian flores is at the school now where classes are due to begin in about ten minutes. >> reporter: about an hour ago, dave, we're at the scene of a vigil several students and family members left messages.

students arriving here at deer valley he'll. gonna be a difficult day at this high school in antioch. when they come here, the students they will be meet with grief counselors as many try to cope with the loss of one of their students and class mates. 17-year-old lidle benjamin. he was a passenger in a jaguar when it crashed into a tree off sterling hill drive and hillcrest last friday. the unidentified driver of that car is reportedly a john muir medical center with serious injuries but he's expected to survive. 19 years old. now, the investigation into what happened continues but they do say that speed played a role in the crash. we understand another car was involved and that driver has also come forward to antioch police and is cooperating. the whole deer valley high school community continues to mourn. on saturday, family, friends, classmates held a candlelight vigil. family says he attended church regularly and was well-liked.

you will recall that back in february, we reported on another crash not too far from here also on hillcrest avenue. that involved antioch teen, white. she was a student at black diamond middle school. in that case, police say the speed, alcohol did not play a role. when we talked to residents, they said cars tend to speed along that area as well. grief counselors will be here to meet with students. obviously a very tough day for many of the students who knew lidle. coming up on "mornings on 2," you will hear from one of the students as well as we hope to talk to administrators for the plans today for what is expected to be a very difficult day and week ahead. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. the 10-year-old boy from antioch badly attack attacked by two pit bull dogs will meet his rescuers. this is hunter recovering at home. at 11:45, he will meet the

firefighters who rushed to the scene of that dog attack. on august 11th, hunter was playing at a neighbor's house when knocked down by one pit bull dog and mauled by another. the owner of the dogs, still fighting to get the dogs back. a public hearing is scheduled for september 26th. new this morning. in oakland, a man is in serious condition after being shot at least once. police say he was found last night before 9:30 p.m. on grosvenor place. the shot spotter detected fire at fifth and international boulevard around the same time. police say the two incidents may be related. more people in oakland are hiring private security guards to patrol their neighborhoods instead of relying on police. private security companies say business has gone up as the number of shootings, burglaries and home invasions have increased. we talked to one woman this morning who said private security guards started

patrolling her neighborhood this summer. >> i don't think this is a good trend. i don't feel good about the trend. i think everybody is hoping a temporary situation. some neighborhoods have been  cooling their money together each month to split the cost. one company told "the chronicle" their guards will patrol an estimated 500 homes across oakland by november. 7:41. happening today, in about an hour from right now, the economy will be the focus at the white house. as pam cook reports from our newsroom, today could set the stage for a battle in congress. >> yeah, president obama is set to speak from the rose garden at 8:40 our time. he's use using the anniversary of the collapse of the leman brothers. a report has been deissued

detailing the actions about the t.a.r.p. that shored up the industry and the $800 million stimulus bill and today's speech could be an opportunity for the president to challenge congress. >> funding for the federal government runs out on september 30th and a budget battle in washington this week could lead to a government shut down. the president says he won't budge on increasing the nation's debt limit if the government does shut down, many core functions including military options and social security applications would stop. the last time there's a federal shutdown, it lasted 28 days. it was at the beginning of 1996. president obama's speech about the economy is set for 8:40 this morning pacific time. we'll take you there live during the second hour of "mornings on 2." also with the president that morning, we understand some

americans who have benefited from the administration's policies will be there. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, pam. 7:42. coming up -- more on our breaking news, the shooting at the washington navy yard this morning in washington, d.c.,er with that are reports -- where there are reports that three are dead, ten injured. we'll go live to boulder, colorado

continuing coverage of the deadly flooding in colorado. at least six people are dead. the number could go up. president obama has signed a major disaster declaration for colorado and ordered federal aid. our reporter is live in longmont, colorado, and says hundreds of people are still waiting to be rescued. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tori. first responders and a group of national guardsmen were trapped overnight while on a rescue mission. it certainly shows that there is a challenge here just getting to those unaccountable.

rescue crews in colorado hope today they will be able to reach the hundreds left stranded by relentless rain and flash flooding. officials blame at least sick deaths on the weather -- six deaths on the weather. colorado's national guard has evacuated 2300 people. >> this is one that's really close to home. we're able to help our neighbors in the time of need. a lot of times these are literally our neighbors. >> reporter: among those rescued, a group stuns -- a group of students stranded near jamestown on a field trip. >> something just grabbed it out of the sky like a waterfall and put it there. >> we're gonna come back and rebuild better than it was before. >> reporter: emergency management officials say the floods have destroyed at least 1500 homes and damaged thousands of others. while the situation is grim,

it's not hopeless. >> how would key recover from this. i know exactly inch by inch, mile pie mile -- mile by mile, community by community, they are taking this stuff back. they are doing it. people are getting those things down out there. >> reporter: officials say is the largest aerial search seen since hurricane katrina. back to you. >> thank you. a bridge in washington state is now open again after part of it collapsed four months ago when it was hit pie an oversized -- by an oversized truck. the bridge is the main corridor connecting seattle and vancouver, canada. about 70,000 vehicles cross it each day. back in may, a truck that was too tall hit cross beams causing it to collapse.

no one was killed. there are safety concerns for thousands of bridges across the country and some of those bridges are right here in the bay area. an "associated press" analley sis found that -- anal sis found that 7800 bridges found need repairs or risk collapsing. on the list is the san mateo, golden gate and bay bridge. however. caltrans says the majority of the state's bridges in that category are >> caltrans performs inspections every two years to decide which bridges to repair or replace. mt. diablo state park is

due to reopen because of last week's massive wildfire. more than 3,000 acres burned. it's been fully contained. it was fully contained over the weekend. calfire says crews will still be looking for hot spots. a lot of work remains to repair picnic area, rest rooms and trails. investigators think target practice shooters started that fire. firefighters are still battling wildfire in yosemite national park. the rim has burned more than 256,000 acres. it's 84% contained. the fire destroyed the berkeley tuolumne camp. full containment of the fire is expected by friday. in shasta county, firefighters have fully contained a fire that killed one man and destroyed almost 70 homes. this one started a week ago south of redding. it burned more than 8,000 acres. the cause of the fire, still under investigation. ten minutes before 8:00. a vote by california's state

assembly is ending years of disagreement over future development in lake tahoe. california and nevada have a long history of arguing over the best way to prosper from tahoe's scenery. nevada wants to build high density and taller buildings. california feels that would negatively affect the landscape. last week the assembly let nevada move ahead with the plans. and that vote would mean good news for the north tahoe shuttle bus. this is the second season of the pilot project that runs buses between incline and sand harbor state park. about 15,000 people used the shuttle this year. during the last few weeks, the ridership dropped as the fire kept people away from the lake tahoe area. 7:51. tal is back. the commute has been rough for almost everybody, especially highway 24. >> it really has been.

we've seen a lot of slow traffic. highway 24 is still recovering from an earlier problem where they could not open the tunnel westbound in time. it was eastbound. but now we're finally beginning to see traffic that's recovering in the area on westbound 24. it's a little slow in la fayette. but it has become a lot better now that both tunnels are open. we want to mention that the bay bridge has been steadiant slow -- and slow, 30-minute plus delay at the toll plaza before you make it on the bridge. injury crash in san francisco on broad street near plymouth. the m ocean view runs there. it's block. a muni supervisor is on the scene. a couple of paramedic units and the fire department is there as well. let's go back to steve. >> some breaks already. they are disappearing, getting chewed up fast. i think it will be sunny. some areas of low clouds and fog around. there's definitely holes in the clouds. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. everyone is close. reduced visibility on the fog towards napa and santa rosa.

you can already see the fog losing out pretty fast. i think town towards santa cruz, capitola and monterey. it will be pretty good. i think the next hour or two, the fog should be wiped out. last night the system is out and moved to canada. the low in colorado is acsell vateing in the plains. it's moving. drier air is moving in. they could sure use it. >> we have this system that will give us a cooldown. today is a push. even though the low clouds are there for a little bit. they, they won't have much of an inpath. we'll see clearing, mild to warm conditions. but it does look warmer. maybe a north wind on wednesday/thursday for a bump up before a stronger low is poised to move out of the gulf of alaska. 60s, 70s and 80s today. fairfield, 84. walnut creek, 80. 82 livermore.

alameda and berkeley, 70. san leandro 71. on the coast, you will see 60s and 70s. in the city, 60s. low 70s. san bruno, brisbane. upper 70s for a few. a little cooler on tuesday. warmest day will be thursday. increasing clouds friday. looking like rain wants to pay a visit on saturday. >> really? >> yes. >> okay. new signs have been posted on the bay bridge warning drivers. up next, we will tell you where the trouble spot is and what caltrans has to say about it. b.a.r.t. labor talks resume this morning.

7:56 this is a live look at the new bay bridge where construction on treasure island is causing a whole new set of traffic problems for drivers, especially in the morning

commute. new signs out there have been posted on the bay bridge warning drivers about the treasure island offramp. the chp says big rigs have been getting stuck on that offramp literally every day for the past two weeks. the new signs say that loads longer than 65 feet will not be able to make that turn. the chp says the problem is bigger trucks are being used to use -- to move loads to treasure island. >> those people who have to take the exit have to go east and turn around all the way at the end of the bridge. >> well, the chp is working with caltrans trying to fix the problem. they say better communication between caltrans and their construction crews, that will be the key to fixing this problem. it's been a good morning so far on wall street. taking a live look at the big board, you can see the dow is up right now. 158 points. that's up over 1%.

the nasdaq, also up pust .25, up 9 points. s&p is up 13. the reason for the rise in stocks, a woman with ties to the bay area is now the front- runner to the -- to take over for ben bernanke as the chair of the federal reserve. janet yellen is currently the vis chair of the federal reserve. she's scene as more likely to continue the economic policy that's been in place for several years. yesterday, larry somers pulled his name from consideration for the position and there was concern among investors that somers would have ended the stimulus policy more quickly. yellers was president of the reserve bank in san francisco. if appointed, she would become the first woman to head the central bank. bernanke's term ends this january. 7:58. we're still following breaking news this morning of a shooting at a navy shipyard in

washington, d.c. these are the pictures we're seeing now. we'll tell you what we're hearing about the shooter and shooters and the number of victims. we're live in oakland where a traffic stop turns violent when a man leads police on a chase, crashes into a car, pole, and liquor store. we'll show you the damage next. good morning. right now, it's been -- well, this morning, it's been a rough one. we'll tell you where the troubled spots are. but the south bay is looking good. >> fog isn't going to last too much longer. temperatures today a little warmer, a little cooler. what about the end of the week. it could be our first rain of the season. when it's time to talk business security, talk to the leader. tyco integrated security. we'll create a solution customized just for you. and you can manage it all right from the palm of your hand. tyco integrated security. safer. smarter. tyco.

live pictures from washington, d.c. where a mass shooting occurred you. we're looking at the helicopter there. we know already several people have been shot, as many as ten have been wounded. several may have been killed. this is a fluid situation. we'll bring you a live report from that scene with all of the latest details coming up in a couple of minutes. good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's begin with a quick look at weather and traffic this hour.

steve, what's the weather like today? >> well, we have some low clouds in place. they are not lasting very long. they are starting to burn off. patchy low clouds, sunny, breezezy, 60s, 70s and 80s. it will be cooler tomorrow. we'll see a rebound on wednesday/thursday. cooler with possible rain by friday/saturday. 50, 60s. some areas in napa and santa rosa has reduced visibility with fog. fremont, patchy low clouds, it will be sunny. 75 there. san francisco, looking for a high today of 68 degrees. some of that patchy low clouds, there's already plenty of holes in it. the system over my shoulder will be here tomorrow. today looks sunny, brie city. near average on the -- breezy. near average on the highs. a little bit of a westerly breeze in place. there's a definitely a sea breeze. 60s 70s, coast and bay. here's sal with what's been a busy morning. >> reporter: really has been. we've had a lot of slow traffic out there. let's start off with the main

commute here. the bay bridge toll plaza or certainly one of the main commutes. the traffic is going to be busy as you drive westbound into san francisco. no major problems by the way on the bridge. but there's about a 30-minute delay at the toll plaza. highway 4, we had some earlier problems in baypoint and 680 southbound, the same thing goes. it's been slow from concord all the way to walnut creek here. of course, highway 24 has been a mess because of earlier trouble in the caldecott tunnel. westbound 237, stop-and-go traffic here as you cross 880. back to the desk. all right, sal. new this morning, a police chase through two cities injured with a crash that sent an injured woman to the hospital and a car smashing into a liquor store. ktvu's tara moriarty is outside of the liquor store now to show us some of the damage and with more details about what happened. tara? >> reporter: this is a pretty big chunk that the car took out of the liquor store. there's a lot of brick that was

taken out of the building here and the window was damaged. if we walk over here, we can show you that underneath this cone is where a traffic pole used to be. all of the electricity to this intersection was actually out for about seven hours until crews finally restored it about two hours ago. all of this unfolded at 11:00 last night. the car was a mangled mess after the car slammed. the store. police pulled you him over at 108th and san leandro. as soon as officers got out of their patrol car, the officer sped off. smashed into a car with a woman inside, knocked over the pole and crashed into the liquor store. onlookers wonder why the driver would try to evade police on such a simple traffic stop. >> we're still investigating that part of it. he's got some criminal history. so we're looking at all of those factors. >> reporter: san leandro police

arrested the man. oakland police are handing the investigation into the crash. the woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. this isn't the first time this has happened. back out here live, cars have crashed into this store before, so frequently that the store added the barriers. you can see where the paint color is different where somebody crashed into here from before. don't know if it did much good. we did talk to crews. they say the damage to the pole is gonna be about $10,000 to replace. that's not counting the liquor store damage. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:05. we're continuing to follow the breaking news out of washington, d.c. where shots were fired at the washington navy yard. this happened about 8:20. east coast time. we're hearing reports of up to ten people injured including two police officers. there are also reports that some of the victims may have died. we have a bit of a delay here

but justin gray is live on the scene of the shooting to let us know what's happening there now. justin? >> reporter: we're set up right now here on m street in d.c. several blocks from where the shooting took place. this is police say -- this is where police say they will be giving up an update on the situation. i just spoke with a woman in the cafeteria when the shots rang out. she heard three gunshots and then a few seconds later, several more. she said at that point, people just started running. at this point, police confirming with us that they do have multiple gunshot victims, as many as ten. the navy confirming there are facilities. a lot of conflicting information coming in as you can imagine, about how many families there are. that's what we're hoping to get cleared up here from police in the next few minutes. they are keeping everyone back. they have folks in the building and folks at the naval yard

sheltering in place at the moment. they've moved everybody back several blocks from the navy yard. this is where a lot of the top command brass for the navy work, this big where it took place. 3,000 people working in that building. so again, police hoping to give us some very updated information here. they say it's about 11:10. any time during the next few minutes we'll get the information and bring it to you. justin gray, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, justin. we've gotten word there are schools locked down. reagan airport -- flights were on hold there. flights have re summed. we'll -- rear summed -- resumed. we're following developing news in san jose where police are on the scene of a suspicious death. the body was discovered in a mobile home off north 4th street and east julian. janine de la vega joins us with the story. >> reporter: good morning. the coroner just removed the

body of a man found inside that rv that you see over there. it was parked here on 4th street. police say it's very messy inside and the man appeared to be homeless. but something found here caught the coroner's eye. now they are trying to determine if there is any foul play. a homeless woman alerted police around 3:40 this morning after she found a key left in the rv opened the door and found the body. officers say they originally thought he died of natural causes because he's 80 years old. but after investigating more they found physical evidence inside the rv that leads them to believe that this is suspicious. >> after reviewing the body and looking at the situation, either the position of the body, certain things within the cabin of the mobile home, again, she made the determination that it seems suspicious. so err on the side of caution, she called the san jose police department's crime scene unit. >> reporter: the homicide lieutenant was notified and

crime scene technicians came to the scene to collect evidence just as a precaution. the coroner was called to examine the body and an autopsy will determine an exact cause of death. at this point. police are only calling this death suspicious since they haven't determined that it was a homicide yet. as i mentioned, they've already removed the body and the coroner has left. but now they have to wait for a tow truck to haul away the rv that you see parked there. that will be towed away to the police's evidence yard. and they will still go over it to see if they have to collect anything there in case it's determined that a crime happened here. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:09. the b.a.r.t. countdown is on. only 24 days remain before the governor's mandated coolingoff period comes to an end surrounding the b.a.r.t. contract negotiations. contract talks are scheduled to resume in a couple of hours from now. both sides say they are still far apart on wages, on pensions

and on healthcare costs. they have until october 10th to reach a deal or b.a.r.t. workers are threatening to walk off the job. it's something the governor says cannot happen. >> they better get going. time is run out -- running out. >> b.a.r.t. said they were considering training managers if there's another road stoppage. the chp says road rage played a role in a deadly crash that killed a man riding a motorcycle. the crash happened at 1:00 yesterday morning near the 98th avenue overpass. it involved several cars and a motorcycle. the rider, jose curiel, of san row len zoe died -- lorenzo died at scene. there was some type of confrontation. two drivers were arrested for dui. >> it's likely the alcohol magny tide what would have been

a regular road rage incident. when you involve traffic in any traffic collision, it always makes it that much worse. >> a friend said they were trying to avoid an earlier crash. curiel leaves behind a wife and four children. the chp police say motorcycle fatalities jumped between 1998 and 2008. police say the number of deaths went down in 2009 and 2010 but are up again. a federal report shows motorcyclists are about 128 times more likely to die than people in cars. 8:11. closing arguments expected today in the penalty phase of the trial of 79-year-old jose naso. last month he was convicted of killing four northern california women between 1977 and 1994. he's also suspected of at least two more murders and is eligible for the death penalty. lawrence berkeley national

laboratories planed expansion is on hold after it did not win a contract. they set aside a large portion of the hills for that contract. now without the extra funding, the lab says it doesn't have the money to expand. it appears the x-ray microscope contract could go to stanford. fairfax may join the list of marin cities to ban roosters. town officials say there have been more complaints about noise because more people have been raising chickens. right knew, seven municipalities ban roosters. the fairfax planning staff is drafting an ordinance to address the issue. palo alto is considering a ban on feeding ferel cats east

of highway 101 near martin luther king park. prosecutors say those cats are hunting and catching reptiles, insects and birds and some of those are endangered. rangers say the ferel cats can spread disease. they say if people stop feeding them, their population may go down. two innocent bystanders shot in new york's times square by police. why police say they were forced to open fire. and the results from this morning's report of the united inspectors who investigated chemical weapons used in syria. right now, traffic is going to be getting better in some areas and worse in others. san mateo bridge is in the latter category. up can see it's very slow -- you can see it's very slow heading to foster city. some low clouds around. it doesn't look like it will last much longer. interesting week. a little cooler, warmer. and then maybe some rain.

united nations inspectors say the chemical and medical samples they collected in syria provide clear evidence that rockets containing the nerve agent sarin were used in an attack on civilians back on august 21st. also today, secretary of state john kerry is in paris where he's meeting with u.s. allies on the agreement with russia to end syria's chemical weapons program. the agreement calls for syria to provide a list of its chemical weapons within a week. allowance factors in the

country by november and remove or destroy all chemical weapons by the middle of next year. >> if assad fails to comply with the terms of this framework, make no mistake we're all agreed and that includes russia that there will be consequences. >> the u.n. inspection team spent two weeks in syria investigating allegations of chemical weapons use. 8:16. a very emotional reunion. several sacramento high school students are back home after being tranded in colorado's floods. students and their parents reunited yesterday. the students were at a ranch in colorado for a ten-dayfield trip. they were stranded for two days when the roads washed out. the highway briefly reopened for another round -- reopened and then another round of storms hit. >> there's four main highways in that town.

three of them collapsed completely. >> we came home safe. we're all fine. pretty good. >> staff members say the students were never in danger because the remote ranch was on high ground. more details now on the flooding. at least two red cross volunteers from here in the bay area, they are there helping with the relief efforts and more may be headed that way. they are waiting to find out what kind of help is needed before more volunteers are sent. the two bay area volunteers there are tom busk. he's a mass care chief and virginia, she's a public affairs officer and a photographer. rescue crews there are hoping to reach hundreds of people still stranded by the storms. coming up at 8:34. , we'll have an update and get a live report from colorado. to get more information, go to ktvu.com. look for it under the images

tab on our home page. 8:18. uc regents are considering renovating the old u.s. president's mansion. the 13,000-square foot blakehouse sits on ten acres in the community of kensington in the east bay hills. u.s. presidents stopped living there in 2008 when it became too run down. tomorrow regents plan to consider a proposal to spend about $620,000 to fix the roof and make seismic upgrades. however, a full renovation could cost between $3.5 to $6 million. not chump change. >> no. something is happening out in san francisco bay. what happened? >> there's developing news here. san francisco fire department got a report of a body that was scene floating in the bay and we have the fire boat here. now this is actually a boat that is coming up. this is one of those tugboats. so it's around here. now, allen, the guy who is

operating our camera, allen, can you look around and pull back a little bit on this camera and see what we see. i am looking around in the bay and we're looking for the fire boat that will be out here. we've been looking at all of the boats coming through. but the fire department says that there's a report of a body and there's watercraft out there looking for it. we will let you know as soon as we find it. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. look at this. it's actually been improving quite a bit at the toll plaza. it hasn't been all that bad. you can see traffic is backed up for a 10, 15-minute delay. san francisco broad and plymouth, there's the crash they just cleared t expect delays on the m ocean line. let's go to steve. hold on. there we go. taking a look at some of the breaks in the low clouds. there's some there. i don't think it will last too much longer. the system will move in tomorrow, give us a brief

cooldown. it looks like a northerly breeze by wednesday and thursday. westerly breeze in place. it will be sunny later on. cool to mild to warm. i think everyone is in on the sun. south lake tahoe keeps reporting the south wind. take that with a grain of salt. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, already 9 in palm springs -- 90 in small palm springs. there's fog. you can see there's holes and breaks. a breeze chewing it off offshore. santa cruz, cappy though law, monty -- capitola. the low which gave the tremendous amount of rain to colorado is finally moving into the plains. it's going to let them dry out. for us, we'll have -- it looks like a couple of days of cool to mild weather as the system moves in. warmer 60s, 70s and 80s.

it looks like a rather strong system for this time of year will be coming out of the gulf of alaska starting friday could give us our first rain of the season. mike said more likely saturday. 60s, 70s and 80s. santa rosa, 82. 8 a walnut creek. limp -- 85 walnut creek. livermore, 82. santa cruz, 75. 60s on the coast. brisbane, san bruno, low 70s. burlingame, san mateo, 75. cooler on tuesday. wednesday/thursday look cooler. sunny coast side on thursday but then changes appear to be brewing for friday. some neighborhoods in oakland no longer relying on the police. what they are doing to take their sense of security in their even hands. a misamerica contestant from the bay area came just short of -- miss america

contestant came short from winning. we'll tell you how it all went down in atlantic city. blam

in new york, two innocent bystanders were shot and wounded by police after officers opened fire on a suspect near times square. the scene was captured on cell phone video. >> whoa! >> the shooting happened saturday night after police say they saw 35-year-old glen

broadknack walking erratically through traffic. they say he reached into his pocket as if grabbing for a weapon. so they opened fire. the bullets missed him but hit two women. broadknacks turned out be unarmed. police describe him as emotionally disturbed. people in new jersey are rebuilding the boardwalk. on thursday night a fire began at an ice cream shop and quickly spread destroying four blocks and 50 businesses. this is the same area of the boardwalk destroyed and rebuild after superstorm sandy. mental health counselors are being brought in to help with the devastation all over again. a miss america contestant came just short of winning this year's crown last night. instead the winner was from the other coast. >> ms. new york.

[ cheers ] >> nina dabalori became the first contestant of indian heritage and the second from new york to be named miss america. the bay area native crystal lee was voted runner-up. crystal grew up in san francisco 57 attended the school of the arts and the college of marin before she graduated from stanford. we have a slide show of last night eight pageant. it's posted at ktvu.com. we are still following breaking news out of washington, d.c. a fluid situation. a gunman inside a military building at the washington navy yard. what we're hearing about the shooter and the many victims. >> reporter: it's gonna be a difficult day for students as

they cope with the loss of a well-liked students. >> it's still rough out there. we're seeing signs of improvement for the morning commute. some patchy low clouds around. but it's already beginning to get broken up here and then the temperatures will be cooler/warmer. what about the rest of the week. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel at home more quickly. chase. so you can.

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welcome back. we're looking at a lot of people. we see a big crowd gathered. these are media reporters waiting for a news conference to begin any moment on this mass shooting that has occurred at the washington, d.c. naval yard. we're told several people have been shot and there may be

several shooters involved. this is a fluid situation but again, they are all gathered around waiting for officials to come toeferrer and give the very -- to come over and give the very latest information which we'll bring to you. welcome back. i'm dave clark. back here at hole, we're gonna check weather and traffic for you. first we go to steve. we have some low clouds around. definitely some sun. it looks like it's increasing. the system will sweep in and give us a cool down. i think soon it will be mostly sunny. we'll go nice, mild to warm. 60s on the temperatures. had some low 50s. we'll go for a high of 75 degrees. in san francisco, already some breaks in those clouds. the low cloud deck, it's partly sunny already. we'll go for a high of 68 degrees. but there's a westerly breeze. i think today and tomorrow you can see some of to cloud cover

getting chewed up by a -- some of that cloud cover getting chewed up. here's sal. we have a bunch of -- this has been one of the busiest monday mornings i can remember in a long time. let's talk about the improvement. that would be the good news at the bay bridge. we have a little bit of improvement here. it was a 30-minute delay. now it looks like it's less than that. if you are driving into san francisco right now maybe it's your opportunity to do that. remember, that traffic is going to be still busy on the bridge somewhat as you get into the city. also this morning's commute will be improving on the san mateo bridge. the commute here is a little bit busy, especially in hayward as you get through. but once you get onto the span you can see it's better. san francisco, a new crash with someone possibly trapped inside the car. 18thed a lincoln. remember, we had -- 18th at

lincoln. remember we had one earlier and they are sending the rescue squad out there. 19th avenue is a mess. 18th and lincoln, pretty serious injure crash and we had an injury crash at broad and plymouth that caused slow traffic for the cars and muni. the last thing, 580 is a mess from san leandro all the way to oakland because of earlier problems. i would say 580 and 880 are both bad. back to the desk. all right, sal. we're still following the breaking news from washington, d.c. where at least ten people have been injured in a shooting at a navy yard. we're watching the live pictures from the scene. there are reports. police are investigating the possibility there may be a second shooter. one gunman opened fire about three hours ago. the injured include two police officers. there are also reports that some of the victims may have died. now, we're hearing that a gunman may be barricaded inside

a building there at the navy yard. about 3,000 people work at the navy yard. they've been told to stay in place until the shooter is found. now, earlier, flights at reagan international airport were halted but now we're told they have resumed. the flights have resumed. a news conference is set to begin. reporters are gathered waiting to hear from officials at any moment. we'll keep following the story and bring you new information as soon as we officially get it in. well, president obama was set to talk about the economy this morning but as ktvu's pam cook reports from our newsroom, all of the events happening in the nation's capitol right now may change the agenda. pam? >> we're waiting to hear from the president regarding the situation at the navy yard in washington. we are hear he will address the nation before 9:00 our time. we're watching for that. now, the president was set to use today the fifth anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers to highlight his

accomplishes mountain economic recovery. a report has been issued detailing actions taken by the obama administration. they include relief for the financial industry that also bailed out carmakers, general motors and chrysler. the $800 billion stimulus bill and new bank regulations. we're waiting for the president's remarks this morning. we're told he's getting frequent briefings about this deadly shooting at the washington navy yard. so, of course, he may choose to talk about the economy at a later time. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. happening now -- grief counselors are at deer valley high school to help deal with the loss of a friend and classmate. lidle benjamin was a passenger in a vehicle that crashed. our reporter just talked to a student and a principal -- the principal about the deadly crash. >> reporter: good morning. school started about a half-

hour ago. students were met with the grief counselors. those grief counselors will be here throughout the day for people who need to talk to them as needed. 17-year-old lidle benjamin was a passenger in a jaguar sedan when it crashed into a tree off sterling hill drive and hillcrest. the unidentified 19-year-old driver of the car is reportedly at john muir medical center with serious injures and is expected to survive. the investigation into exactly what happened continues. they say that speed played a role. we understand the driver of another car that may have been involved is cooperating with antioch police. a lot of people continue to mourn including those here at the school. hear what they have to say. >> it's crazy because i just seen him like on thursday. i sat with him in the morning before i went to get breakfast. he's gone. >> we have four teams of school psychologists and counselors on the campus right now.

each team is two to three people. they are assigned to each office. our school is comprised of four offices. >> reporter: you will recall that back in february, we reported on another cash not too far from here also on hillcrest avenue, that involved a teen, white was her name, a student at black diamond middle school. back out here live, grief counselors will be here throughout the day for students and staff if needed. we're live in antioch, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:37. new this morning in oakland an unidentified man is in serious condition after being shot at least once. now, he was found last night on grovener place before 9:30 last night. no one said they heard the shots but the police shot spotter detected gunfire at fifth and international boulevard right around the same

time. police say the two incidents may be connected. some oakland neighborhoods are no longer just relying on the police to protect them. ktvu's alex savidge is joining us live in oakland where more people are hiring private security guards to patrol their homes. alex? >> well, good morning. with oakland's police department stretched thin, more people are turning to private security guards. the trend started here in the oakmoore neighborhood when people became concerned about a rash, a string of home burglaries and car break-ins. a groom of about 300 or so homeowners got together and they decided they would share the cost of private patrols. quads are on duty, reporting any suspicious activity and trying to deter would-be cils. according to one report, a lot of the local security companies are doing a lot more business in oakland these days. entire neighborhoods are banding together to pray for the private security guards in sequoia hills neighborhood and in the maxwell park neighborhood.

the list is growing. one homeowner told me this trend or private security is troubling. >> i don't think this is a good trend. i don't feel good about the trend. i think everyone is hoping this is a temporariry situation because -- temporary situation. the police have been stretched for quite sometime. and when they have to choose which to respond to, they will respond to situations that are more severe. >> reporter: private security companies are quick to point out, their quads are not supposed to replace police officers. the number of oakland police officers has fallen to just over 600. these private patrols are not cheap. the homeowners i talked to said they spend about $800 a year for the service but they told me it's a small price to pay for peace of mind. we're live this morning in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. president obama is set to speak at the white house minutes from now. we're expecting him to talk about the shooting at a navy

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stocks are up because larry somers withdrew his name from consideration. it was consider he would likely

rein in the government's massive still lace program -- stimulus program. investors want that program to continue. the dow is up 166. up over 1%. the nasdaq is up 15 and the s&p 500 also up 15. 8:42. the employment gap between america's highest and lowest- income families has stretched to the widest level in ten years. u.s. households with $150,000 a year have an unemployment level of about 3-rs -- of about 3%. while low-income families has topped 21%. sue scukzy is recalling suvs and cars because of a defective air bag sensor in the front rear seat. the recall affects stwix to 2011 grand suvs and 2007 to

2011 sx-4 cars. the automaker says no reports of accidents or injuries. let's check back with sal. >> it's been a ridiculous morning around here in the traffic center. we have another injury rollover person trapped crash in san francisco, about ten blocks away from when the first one happened at 18th and lincoln. 19th avenue is the also affected as they try to get the emergency vehicles in. they also had to get the heavy rescue squad to come out to this part of the city from downtown san francisco to assist with this crash. it's really kind of a bad accident. avoid lincoln way. i want to move the maps over to 580 and 880. this has been really bad. we had an earlier crash, 580 and 13. people are backed up into san leandro. normally 580 is not this bad, especially not this late. 880 ising bad up into hayward. southbound 880 is backed up

into san leandro. look at the red. 88 at fremont because of a sig- alert cleared. dumbarton bridge is better. you might want to think about that. bay bridge is finally improving. we have about a 10, 15-minute wait. if you are driving into -- well, this is a nice looking view of the bridge. once you get on the bridge, i find that people are finally getting used to it. traffic is looking good both directs here -- both directions here. let's go to steve. >> steve is having a technical problem with his microphone. a new kind of traffic jam has hit the bay bridge all because of the new pedestrian bike path. thousands of people have come out to check the area and check out the new trail.

right now, the path extends two miles from the base of the bridge towards yerba buena island. caltrans plans to extend it all the way to the island by 2016. in a story you will only see on 2 we're getting a look at the fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel in the east bay. the project is set to be complete and opened to traffic later this year. but first they have to add special safety measures. there are numerous fire suppression systems that still need to be installed. >> we're installing in the tunnel, it's state-of-the-art, a very sophisticated system both for the detection and suppression of a fire, public notification of a very serious event in the ton. >> the new tunnel will feature electronic passage signs and even an information am system

that would broadcast emergency messages to your radio no matter who i station you are listening to. ed lee is expected to address the board of supervisors tomorrow about undocumented immigrants. the city's sheriff's department wants the board to support them honoring secure communities. the program requires the sheriff's department to hold undocumented immigrants for 48 hours until they can be picked up for deportation. sheriff avenue department says this could prevent violent crimes. critics say this violates the right to due process. today is mexican independence day. celebrations are planned across the bay area. both the city of san francisco and the city of san jose will be hosting events. at 11:45 this morning, ed lee will be at the jessie square plaza on mission street. at 6:00, xavier campos will be raising the mexican flag at city hall. it was on this date in 1810

that mexico declared independence from spain. a television station in florida apologized to its viewers after being forced to broadcast the raiders/jaguars game. many viewers didn't want to see the game since the jaguars are not doing well. the station says it was a programming decision by the nfl. it was a soldout crowd by the raiders. dives for the end zone and scores. raiders are up 7-0. in the 4th, last opportunity for jacksonville, however, the quarterback sacked for a loss. jags run out of time. raiders win 19-9. at 8:48. a world record was set last night during the 49ers game in seattle. [ cheers ] >> oh, yeah. they are loud. seattle fans cheered and screamed to become the loudest crowd in the world. the game was delayed for an hour because of lightning. yeah, the seattle seahawks beat

the 49ers 29-3. san francisco 49er tight end vernon davis, a great day, joe staley, another great by, they will be at candlestick park today to give students a finance am lesson. it uses classroom curriculum to teach young people about financial responsibility. all of that starts at 10:00 a.m. this morning. team new zealand is within two points of winning the america's cup. emirate's team and oracle each won one race yesterday leaving the key -- kiwis. the raters have today off and they will race again tomorrow. the powerball jackpot has referred $400 million since

saturday night winning numbers were not matched. the five numbers drown were 1, 25, 44, 17 and 37. the powerball number was 20. officials say the next drawing will be held on wednesday and the odds are winning the jackpot are pretty steep. wuchly 1 and 175 million. >> wow. 8:49. we're waiting to hear from president obama. he will be speaking from the white house about several events including what's been happening in washington, d.c.ate the -- at the naval yard and the economy. we'll bring it to you, hope to bring it to you here live.

salvage crews says once the costa concordia is level, it be towed away and breaken up into scraps. if they are successful, it can be started today. 8:53. in a couple of hours from now, the 10-year-old antioch boy who survived a near-fatal pit bull attack will be meeting his rescuers. this is hunter recovering at home. about 11:45 this morning, he will meet the firefighters who were the first to arrive after

the dog attack. on august 11th, hunter was knocked down by one pit bull dog and mauled by another at a neighbor's -- while at a neighbor's home. the owners of the dogs are still fighting to get the dogs back. a public hearing is set for september 26th. carlos santana was involved in a car crash friday in las vegas but he was not hurt. police say santana was driving home alone when he hit a parked car. the cause of the crash isn't known yet but police say dui is not suspected. carlos santana grew up in san francisco, he's won 15 grammy awards, he's a music legend. police in indonesia say a google street view car was involved in two hit hit-and-run crashes that -- hit-and-run crashes that ended when the vehicle crashed into a third car. they were taking pictures last wednesday when the crashes happened. police think the driver fled

the scene because he was afraid of the cost of repairs. no one was hurt. google executive eric schmidt says it's time for a debate about public surveillance on the internet. but he also says spy something a fact of modern life. along with other major technology companies, goorkle has been pressing the government to be more open about surveillance orders. at an event in new york, he says he believes most americans are in favor of the government doing what's necessary for national security but they are concerned about government misuse of their personal information. and the glendale school system in southern california is paying a private investigative firm more than $40,000 a year to report on the social media activity of hall students. that's 14,000 middle and high school students over the age of 13. they will be monitored on twitter, facebook and other sites. the firm will be looking for posts referring to subjects like violence, drug use,

suicidal tendencies and cyberbullying. many bay area schools are reducing their suspensions. instead, they are out more detention time. this comes after pressure from law enforcement and also realizing the way the students were being disciplined was not working. last year, oakland unified reduced the number of suspensions in half. at some schools in san jose, the suspension rates were down by 40% in the 2011 to 2012 school year. snool we continue to follow breaking news in washington, d.c. where navy officials say one gunman has died at the washington navy yard. at least ten people were injured in a shooting this moyering -- this morning. there are reports that the police are looking into at possibility of -- into the possibility of a second shooter. one gunman opened fire. this happened about three half hours ago. the injured include two police

officers. there are reports that some of the victims have died, in addition to at least one gunman. we'll have continuing coverage of the shooting this morning coming up on the news at noon. of course, on our website as well. 8:56. let's bring sal back. you are watching the toll plaza. mondays are not phone for being great days. we've had some improvement at the toll plaza. if you have been waiting around, perhaps this is your window of opportunity to get into the city. once you get on the bridge, it does look better on the way into the city. we'll also been looking at slow traffic on northbound 101 approaching the 280 interchange. it gets better by the 80 split. this morning, 580 and the east bay, really terrible traffic, especially if you are driving on 880. this whole area that i'm just about to outline here, 880 southbound is very slow as you

drive through. 8:57. i --let me just do one thing here. hold on. just so tori and dave, see the line of traffic there? >> that's all slow from san leandro all the way down into the fremont area. that's terrible. >> wow. >> back to you. okay. we'll, that's our report for root now. we'll bring you much more news still ahead. news is breaking. >> we're continuing to await a news conference from the president, president obama at the rose garden, concerning the gunman at the washington navy yard. actually, this is inside the house where at least ten people were injured in a shooting this morning. we'll bring you coverage as soon as it starts.

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