>> reporter: a search is underway this morning in this oakland neighborhood for a 7- year-old girl who went missing from her home last night. the information police want you to know about and what investigators are saying about the circumstances of her disappearance. i'd say our lows are probably done cooling off.

it will start to warm up. we'll have possible record highs today. >> reporter: we are live in san jose, where the largest cycling competition in america will be starting in a few hours. we'll tell you why the course is supposed to be especially grueling today. major glitches with san francisco's 911 system. what police officers are having to do that they admit is putting public safety at risk. "mornings on 2" starts now. we're live in oakland, where police are asking for your help this morning to find a 7-year-old girl who disappeared from her home last night. ktvu's alex savidge has been covering the story since 4:30 where he's spoken with people at the little girl's home. coming up in minutes we'll tell you what we're learning about her disappearance. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell.

>> morning, tc. >> good morning, dave. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic right now. grab a bottle of water. >> it's on the way. we had 40, 50s and 60s. there's very warm air aloft. there is a little hint of an offshore breeze. san francisco, oakland airport will set highs. others, even though they will be in the 90s, they will fall short. all of the records on this panel set in 1976. sfo would tie 99. the record is 90. gilroy's record on this date is 105. we're going 95. heat advisory starts today. this mainly applies to coast, bay, also in san francisco where they rely on mother nature's air conditioning. 50s on the temperatures or low 60s, sfo is already 62. antioch is already 62. temperatures will have no problem warming up here. clear skies, high pressure,

definitely large and in charge. it's kicked in yesterday. today or tomorrow top out. i think today and tomorrow will be close. the heat advisory is today and tomorrow. sunny and hot. cool and mild. near 90 for many. afternoon temperatures. a few 70s right close to the water's edge. temperatures again will be way above average for two days. here's sal. right now, we're looking at a commute that is still pretty slow in many areas. it's not quite as bad as yesterday but we still have a big drive time and this is becoming the new normal when you come up to the bay bridge. 30-minute plus drive time into san francisco. if you are driving on 880 northbound right now past the coliseum, so far it looks good. not as bad as yesterday. yesterday we had a crash that caused some of the slow traffic. right now, it looks good. just a reminder, both the as and the giants have home games for the next few days here. this is a look at 101 in san

jose. northbound 101, northbound 280 and northbound 85 a little bit slow. i also want to mention the ramp from northbound 880 to southbound 101 is closed for emergency roadwork will be that way all day. the golden gate bridge approach, please attention to all signs approaching the bridge from the san francisco end and here's some drive times, pleasant hill 24 to the tunnel, 10 minutes. other times are high. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with developing news. oakland police are asking for your men -- in their search for a missing 7-year-old girl. she vanished from her home 13 hours ago. ktvu's alex savidge has been covering this story since 4:30 this morning. what have you learned from police? >> reporter: well, police are not offering much in the way of details or saying much about the circumstances of her disappearsance -- disappearance. we do know the search is ongoing. you can see behind me, several oakland police officers are here near the family's house.

this squad car has been parked near the hole throughout the night. police officer -- home throughout the night. police are trying to find the 7- year-old girl. she was last seen at her home on the 1400 block of 73rd avenue. she's about 4 feet tall, 50 pounds. wearing a black shirt, blue jeans and black tennis shoes. police are not saying much about what happened just before her disappearance but they consider her to be at risk simply because of her young age. last night we're told officers did a full-scale search of this neighborhood. that urn ited up nothing. so they are hoping someone out there will see something and spot her. we'll let you know if there's updates throughout the morning. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, alex. thank you. 7:05. happening now -- prepareerations are underway are underway for stage 3 of the

amgen tour. the cyclists will go 108 miles and end at the top of mt. diablo. janine de la vega is already there at the starting line with more on why the hot weather is a big concern for both the riders and also the spectators. >> reporter: the temperatures are gonna be tough. but there is a lot of activity going on right behind me. you can see they have the white tents set up. there is the archway and the gates have been set up. this is the course, actually, where riders are gonna go and they are gonna take off on the most difficult course of the entire tour. today's day 3 where the world's top cyclist who will ride the queen's stage, the most difficult climb, up mount hamilton and up to the summit of mt. diablo. the court director told me they don't have a category for us because these courses are

tough. the heat will play a factor. temperatures are expected to be in the 90s. we're told competitors are most likely to go through double the amount of water. there will be a first-of-its- kind bike that will ride along racers with a medic there who will be handing out water and snarks. >> we had the same issue last year in palm springs where it hit 114, which is totally unexpected. you will watch the riders finishing in mt. diablo and falling off their bikes. they put everything into it, especially today, which is the hardest, probably the most important day of the race. they are gonna put everything on the line. >> reporter: the race is a tour de france style course that spans eight days and 720 miles of highways, roads and coastlines. yesterday, there was a time trial in folsom. fans should be prepared for the heat and take shade and bring a lot of water with them. the race begins at 10:45 a.m.

and as far as something that will be free for the public today, that will be raging waters because they are helping sponsor the event. if you want to come to raging waters, it's free. from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., there will be a big screen up so that cycling fans can watch who win, the race and gets to wear the yellow jersey. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details on today's stage 3 on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. check it out. look under the hot topics section of the home page. 7:08. pg&e says it is delaying a number of upgrades to its system that were scheduled to be completed this year. the upgrades are part of the pipeline safety enhancement program the company launched in response to the 2010 san bruno explosion. a pg&e spokesman says they had hoped to finish the work this year. it will be carrying it over until 2015. the company says it needs more time to get construction and

environmental permits. we're learning that federal funding for a suicide barrier for the golden gate bridge could be threatened. according to the examiner, the suicide barrier is one of the bay area transportation projects at risk. if the federal highway trust fund runs out of money. if congress doesn't act, that could happen by august. the fund is funded primarily through federal gas taxes but the taxes have not kept pace with the country's transportation needs. other bay area transportation projects that could be affected are the highway 4 widening project in antioch and imprompts to the -- improvements to the b.a.r.t. system. the chp has increased patrols to the last san francisco exit before the golden gate bridge after a long day of confusion and a few crashes during the first work day of the new exit yesterday. we spotted motorcycles, backing up to traffic right before the

brick, a taxicab backing up. the van there. this will be in effect for the next month. it's about 1,000 feet south of the old exit. muni plans to break ground on a new traffic signal at a very dangerous san francisco intersection. in just a few days, instead of a couple of years. the decision to fast track the project comes less than a week after a young woman was hit while walking across sunset boulevard at yoba street in the outer sunsetted neighborhood. she's the third person -- outer sunset neighborhood. she's the third person hit this year alone. yesterday, muni announced plans to have the new signal installed in july, nearly two years ahead of the original installation date. today a former army sergeant will become the 7th living soldier to get the nation's highest military honor for service in iraq or afghanistan. president obama will award the

medal of honor to 27-year-old kyle white in a white house ceremony. he was knocked up conscious by a rocket-protelled grenade -- propelled grenade in 2007. the pentagon says he put himself in the line of enemy fire to save his fellow soldiers. several soldiers tied in the attack including corporal shawn long from walnut creek. authorities in the south bay are warning to protect your pets from coyotes. there's sightings on nicholson, tate west of downtown. there are two reports of small attacks attacked. police say keep your small pets and cats inside. if you have pet food, bring it indoors. information about the new zodiac killer hits the bookstores. it's entitled the most dangerous animal of all.

the co father claims his father was the serial killer who terrorized the bay area in the late 1960s and 1970s. he was adopted and say years of research led him to this conclusion. critics say the book is filled with pretty sen sakessal claims but very few specifics about the unsolved serial killings of five people. glitches in san francisco's new 911 dispatch system. tara moriarty just heard from police chief greg suhr. coming up, the problems police are having that could put the public at risk. many people are being asked to cut back on water. we'll tell you about a guilt way to tap into an endless amount of water even during the drought. it will be hot. we also have a minor accident on the upper deck of the bay bridge. clearing but another day where

traffic is very slow at the toll plaza. already temperatures warming up. they will warm up a lot pretty soon. records are possible today. it was really hot on this day in 1976. i will show you those that will set a record or be close today. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source.

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gallons of waste water. the water is triple filtered. it's an almost endless supply. as long as people keep flushing their toilets. we'll have a supply. it's a very drought resistant supply. >> the city plans to send 12 trucks a day during the summer to irrigate a golf course and city parks. anyone who uses the water will need to gill out a permit form -- fill out a permit form and take a training session to make sure the water is marked not for consumption. jesse jackson helds for silicon valley and e bey and google. he's -- ebay and google. he's pushing for hiring more minorities. earlier this year, jackson launched what he calls the new digital inclusion initiative. it started in march with reverend jackson and the rainbow push coalition

attending hewlett-packard's shareholder meeting. this will go to ebay's shareholder meeting this morning. tomorrow afternoon they will go to google's. former "american idol" clay aiken is suspending his political activitying in his run for a seat. this after a man who was looked in the case against him suddenly died. reports say that keith crisco died after falling in his home in north carolina. he was 71. clay aikens offered his condolences with almost all of the ballots counted, crisco was trailing by 369 votes. the democratic party said a recount had been anticipated. it is 7:17. famed radio countdown host casey kasem has disappeared. his children say they have no idea where he is. yesterday, a judge in los angeles named his daughter,

carrie, as his temporary caretaker and ordered authorities to find him. his children say his wife, jean, illegally removed him from an l.a. facility where he was getting treatment for parkinson's disease. his family said they visited him last tuesday but he's not been seen or heard from since. >> a few hours later, he was ripped out of that facility and taken across stateline somewhere. we don't know or out of the country. >> his children accuse jean of elder abuse by isolating her husband from his family. >> wish him well. >> uh-huh. tori, as we go to sal for traffic, our color, the teal color, we're wearing it today because of the american lung association and the research for lung cancer. if you see these colors, that's the reason why. >> and it looks good, too. >> thank you, sal. >> nice job. >> hopefully the traffic looks good. >> i think your teal looks

better. [laughter] highway 4, slow traffic as you come up to the concord area from the willow pass grade. we have a picture of the drive time here that i will show you. it's six minutes. remember, six minutes to drive maybe a mile and a half. not that great. but the traffic is better by 242. also looking at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, we had a minor crash on the upper deck. caltrans does a good job getting up there and getting it out of the way. traffic is backed up for a 25, 30-minute drive time. it's still not as bad as it was yesterday. i think yesterday's commute might have scared some people off and people might be using public transit today. some anyway. westbound 580 livermore valley, some slow traffic here. it is slow from livermore all the way into dublin. then it gets better there. still slow on 680. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. it's clear already. it's starting to warm up pretty

fast. it won't take too long. not much of a puff of a breeze at all. there's a slight component of offshore. but mainly napa, oakland and hayward. it's hardly there at all. 1976 seems to be one of the warmest times here because that's when a lot of these records were set. i will get out of the way so you can see. napa, the record is 100, 1976. the forecast is 94. 94 is hot but not a record. kentfield, 96. the record is 96. we're going 93. oakland downtown 93 is the record, 1976. the forecast is for 90. look at gilroy, the record 1976 as well. 105. forecast today, 94. i mean, it's -- it's hot. had an e-mail from jim who said i remember 1976, a lot of great concerts. that's right. days on the green. [laughter] >> these are the areas that i think will be close to records or setting records. 90 in san francisco. the record is 87, 1927. oakland airplane, 89.

the record is 88. 1972 mountain view at moffett, 92. that would tie. richmond's 88 would tie. excessive heat advisory starts today. not so much for inland areas because you have the ac. this applies to san francisco coast and also bay. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. already 65 in antioch. 6 in the city -- 60 in the city. today and tomorrow will be the hottest days. after that a huge drop in the temperatures as we get towards friday and the weekend. 50 in ukiah. monterey, already 66. they are warming up really quick. there is a hint of an offshore breeze. that system will start to work its way here. the warmer pattern started yesterday. it continues to accelerate. it will go into the hot category for many. temperatures way above average. last week we were below. this week we're above. sunny and hot for many. cool to mild already at 60

degrees at el granada. thank you, cassie jean. i think it's also 60. in daly city that's a pretty good warm start. 80s to 90s. take your pick. within a few degrees of each other. livermore, 96. 88 in alameda. 94 brentwood. 93 san jose. 95 gilroy. 88 santa cruz. nice there. 70s, 80s to 90s along the coast in the city. not much change into wednesday and then i think the fog comes back thursday. a lot of fog comes back on friday and then the temperatures really take a tumble over the weekend. you wouldn't think a charred forest in yosemite would be much of a tourist draw but some people say there's treasure worth millions of dollars there. the government is saying keep out. san francisco's marine unit, getting help from a very special kind of octopus. [ male announcer ] it all starts with the bread.

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7:24. an explosion caught on camera at a home in new hampshire. there you see it where a police officer was shot to death. a tv newschopper was overhead yesterday reporting on a deadly shootout involving local police. an officer was killed after responding to a domestic violence call. the suspected gunman was also killed and the fire started after the gun battle. the explosion took place shortly after that. for the first time in 19 years, sonoma county prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in a murder trial. prosecutors say plark kapell -- mark kapella shot and killed three people near foristville in february. they say the victims intended to buy marijuana but were killed instead. san francisco apolice department gave -- san francisco's police department gave us a look at the underwater system. it's called a co da octopus.

it's installed on a police patrol boat. it features a camera to see what's under the deep and murky waters. it has a range of 200 feet but it also got mixed reviews last month when it was used for the search for a light plane that crashed into the bay after a mid-air collision. >> this might not have been effective or might have been, you know, just the fact that we need more training to enhance the picture. >> now, police say the octopus could help drivers know what's under the water before they take the plunge. that's helpful because the marine unit monitors 64 square miles of water. that's larger than the entire city of san francisco which is 49 square miles. homeland security agents are looking for drug smugglers who apparently had to abandon a big load of marijuana on a bay area beach. a boat loaded with more than

1,000 pounds of marijuana was discovered on pescadero beach. a nearby suv apparently got stuck in the sand. it was not able to take the pot inland. these types of boats are usually found in southern california but agents say increased enforcement there is pushing the smugglers north. investigators say the drugs likely came from mexico. imagine being able to he edit the results if someone googles your name. that's what a court this morning in europe has ruled must happen. we'll tell you why google is not pleased. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where firefighters and police say that the new 911 system is a nightmare. but dispatchers tell a different story. hear what they had to say -- next. we're looking at a commute that's heavy. not as bad as yesterday but still busy in many areas. we'll get to the bottom of the slowdowns and tell you more about the morning drive. clear skies, sunshine.

some locations are already bouncing off their morning lows. records are possible today. we'll take a look at those. current temperatures, 50s and 60s already.

here comes the sun. but are you ready for the heat? thermometers may break records in some parts of the bay area today. coming up next -- meteorologist, steve paulson, will tell us how hot it will be

in your neighborhood and in minutes, ktvu's pam cook will tell us what health officials are doing to offer relief to people who could otherwise be overwhelmed by the heat. pretty serious. good morning. welcome, once again, to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve's right over there. >> i am, indeed. we have clear skies. temperatures 50s and 60s. had a couple of 40s. but a lot more yesterday. overnight lows are running warmer. afternoon highs will run warmer. if we had any kind of a northeast breeze, i would say a lot of these records -- we would be shattering records. it will still be hot but not record-setting hot for many. san rafael, 92. the record is 100. livermore, 96, the record is 99. sfo would tie going back to 1976, all of these going back to 1976. san jose, 93. the record 1976, 99. heat advisory today and tomorrow. again, not so much for the

inland areas that can deal with it better in san francisco. temperatures on the 60s. already 62 in the city. sfo is in there. 68 antioch. some areas are moving out fast. moving out fast. today and tomorrow will be the hottest days. we'll start to see a pretty big cooldown. temperatures will drop, 20, 25 degrees. everything says sunshine and warm to hot temperatures. again, that heat advisory, fire danger increases. thankfully, again there's not much of a breeze. 90s for many. 80s to near 90s. a few mid-90s as well. here's sal. steve, we're still seeing another bad day at the toll plaza of the bay bridge. we had a minor accident on the span. but you will see -- this is a really pretty picture, it's also showing you that the traffic on the span is actually not that bad anymore. it was slow for a bit. but the traffic at the toll plaza is another story, the

metering lights are on slow. it's not as bad as it was yesterday if that makes you feel any better at all. but there's still a 25, 30- minute delay. 580 and 880 are slow approaching the macarthur maze. looking at the drive times here, if you are driving from livermore westbound 580 or even before that, from the altamont pass, you have a long commute on the way especially in livermore. 44 minutes on 580 westbound from grant line road to the 680 interchange. southbound 880 here, as you can see, traffic is going to be slow. 30 minutes from 238 down to thornton avenue and that's a little bit more than it should be at this time. it's mostly in the 20s. right now, it's 30 minutes here. back to the desk. all right, sal. some emergency dispatchers in san francisco say their new 911 computer system has problems that could have a bad effect on public safety. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live at the dispatch center. you are in hayes valley getting

reaction from the police chief and also the chank and file. g -- rank and file. >> reporter: that's right. the police chief says his department is the largest customer for dispatch. 85%. and they are seeferping a lot of -- receiving a lot of complaints. sources within the fire department say the situation is an absolute mess. they say the sirens and alarms are not going off into firehouses. firefighters are having to carry around radios with them at all times. the computers also inside of the fire trucks are giving out the incorrect information for calls. now, last week, the department of emergency management or d.e.m. launched the new $3.7 dispatching system but according to the examiner, since wednesday, that system has been short circuiting. police officers are having troo write details down on -- to write details down on paper, wasting crucial minutes.

so far the problems have not impacted emergency services. >> i'm not a techy. as far as the kinks are concerned, that's not my field. i just know i know what to do when i need to use it. i know how to use the system. we're dispatchers. we know how to move through things and make it work so we can be proficient and help the public. >> reporter: police chief greg suhr sent us this statement via text, d.e.m. assures me that fg is under control and -- everything is under control and everything is being fixed as they present themselves. as of this morning, the complaints from the field are still coming in. city officials don't know when the the kinks will be ironed out. we'll stay on the store. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. police in richmond searching for a hit-and-run driver who injured two people. it happened last night around

9:00 p.m. on conand 23rd. witnesses say they saw a man in a white ford pickup truck talking on his cell phone before crashing into a car. they say he stopped, looked and got out of his truck and ran away. police say two people in that car were badly hurt. in you have any information about this, call richmond police. 7:35. the trial is underway for two men accused of killing a 3-year- old boy in a gang shootout in oakland. prosecutors say carlos nava was caught in a crossfire of a gang feud three years ago. willie torrence is accused of driving the getaway car and lawrence denard is the accused gunman. yesterday, the jury was shown some of the surveillance video taken moments after the shooting on international boulevard in august of 2011. the trial will not resume until next monday to accommodate the schedules of the attorneys and the court. 7:36. new this morning, the highest court in the european union has issued a ruling about google.

the court says google must apo lou users of the search -- allow users of the search engine the light to delete links about themselves. that would include links to legal records. momentum is building across europe for what is being called the right to be forgotten. the maker of the siraccha hot sauce says they have no intention of everyone mooing their factory out of southern california. that factory is located east of los angeles in irwindale. some people there have been complaining about the badle smell coming -- bad smell coming from the complaint. city leaders declare that a nuisance. others are urging the owner to move his business. lawmakers from texas and officials from texas toured the plant yesterday. hot weather is always dangerous. it's more serious now because of the doubt. pam cook is in the studio to talk about some of the concerns and some steps being taken to

keep people safe. >> good morning. you can't say you didn't know. we've been talking about it all morning long. it's going to be hot today even record-breaking temperatures in some spots, including san francisco. another hot spot that will be crowded today, mt. diablo. that's because of the amgen tour of california. if you are heading out to watch as the cyclists climb the hill, take water and a hat with you. at the base of mt. diablo, it will be about 90 degrees today as you get up towards the top, a little cooler. but still, about 70 or so. firefighters are on high alert. the drought conditions have intensified the fire dangers. the official start to the fire season was declared last week. in walnut creek, you can see fire crews out there. they are busy trimming back some of the dry brush out there. they say it's important for homeowners to clear a defensible space around the home. clear the brush and trim the trees. today is the second spare the

air alert of the summer season. the bay area air quality district says low winds and high temperatures will create unhealthy fog conditions. commuters are being asked to carpool or take public transportation if you can, and especially if you have breathing conditions or issues, any outdoor activities should be done earlier in the morning. to help people beat the heat, cooling centers have been set up, such as this one in fremont, they are all around the bay area. health officials warn that the rise in temperatures can be especially dangerous for the elderly, disabled and very small children. at ktvu.com, we've posted information about the cooting centers and -- cooling centers. look for the web links section ondz our home page -- on our home page. but keep an eye on your neighbors particularly if you are in an area without air conditioning. back to you. >> thank you. you can get weather

information any time with the weather app. it's available for download to your apple or android device. 7:39. you wouldn't think a charred area of the yosemite forest that was burned last summer in the rim fire would be much of a tourist attraction but there are mushroom hunters who can't wait to get in there. this creates the perfect condition for a rare and expensive type of mushrooms. but the u.s. forest service says that area is too dangerous to let people go in. frustrated mushroom hunters say a multi-million dollar bound of mushrooms is going to decay. there is a new fallout for a controversial contract created for catholic teachers in oakland. kathleen bursle says she would rather lose her job than sign a contract that includes a morality clause promising she will abide by church teachings at both school and home.

she says she doesn't expect to go back to work in the fall after she was told the amended contract she handed in would not be accepted. because i've crossed this out, i will not be able to work there anymore. >> how does that make you feel? >> i'm grieving. makes me very, very sad. >> previous contracts did not refer to behavior outside of the workplace. pursele said she fears the touch they could use the language of the contract if they don't agree on gay rights and other issues. a spokesperson for the oakland diocese denies the charge. vanished from home in 20 minutes. details on a 7-year-old girl who disappeared last night. the information police want you to know to help get her home safely. and she says an elementary school in fremont and the district is not doing enough to protectier daughter. coming up the sexual harassment allegations raised by the parent and what she plans to

do. traffic will be a little bit slow as you are driving in some commutes. although here on the sunol grade, it doesn't look bad. just heard from a couple of drivers ast the bay bridge -- at the bay bridge. another bad day there. we'll tell you more about that. it's a good day if you like hot temperatures. it's a bad day if you don't. but we'll set a few records it looks like, including san francisco. it's clear, warm, hot. heat advisory kicks in. we'll talk about the record highs and for how long this pattern will last. ♪ ♪

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he came in front of her and grabbed her private areas with his hand and then went behind her and made sexual motions like he was having intercourse with her.

>> an east bay mother claiming her daughter was sexually harassed by another student at school. this is the second time in a week the fremont unified school district is dealing with student disciplinary issues. brian flores is live at hirsch elementary school with what one parent plans to do this morning. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. kimberly wise has a daughter, third grade attends hirsch school in fremont. she plans on being here this morning, handing out fliers to other parents. she said her daughter was inappropriately touched by a boy in her class. this morning she's upset over the way they are land handing out -- handing out a lack of punishment. she says the 8-year-old boy grabbed her daughter's private areas and made sexual motions at her. the most recent incident last week. she's also upset over the way the school and district is

handling this. the principal offer her to -- to have the boy move to another school or have her daughter mosh to another school -- move to another school. she says the school is not doing enough to protect her daughter. >> she's being treated as a victim and this is her fault. i tell her we're doing our best to fight for her and when we come up with a solution, i will let her know. >> reporter: >> reporter: this is the second time the district has had to deal with disciplinary issues. last week a teacher at patterson elementary was accused of stapping a student over a math problem. in that case, the teacher remains on leave. in terms of what's happening

here at hirsch, wise say these doesn't want other -- says she doesn't want other kids to be in danger. she plans to file a formal complaint and plans to be here in the next 15 minutes. we'll speak with her and have reaction from the superintendent as well. we'll be live coming up on "mornings on 2." we're live here in fremont, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 7:46. there's only one mobile home park in palo alto and the battle over it is now in the hands of a judge. the buena vista mobile home is at el camino real and los robles avenue. for weeks, people who live there have been protesting in an effort to stop the owner from selling the land. the city apointed a judge to decide -- appointed a judge to decide if the compensation being offered the owner is enough. >> the average mobile home, i think it's about $176,000 when his proposed buyout is $18,000 the you can just imagine -- $18,000. you can just imagine how we can

deal with that. >> property openers are offered to give subsidized rent for a year and relocate. the judge is expected to give a ruling tomorrow on the compensation after the hearing removes. there's new controversy over donald sterling's first public comments about his racist remarks. now, here's what donald sterling said to cnn's anderson cooper about magic johnson. >> well, what kind of a guy goes to every city and has sex with every girl and catches h.i.v. is that something somebody we want to respect and tell our kids about? i think he should be ashamed of himself. >> now, adam silver, the nba commissioner, who is standing behind magic johnson here, calls donald sterling's remarks malicious and cruel. commissioner silver issued an apology to magic johnson on behalf of the nba. and magic johnson himself has made a comment on sterling's remarks. he tweeted, i would rather be

talking about these great nba playoffs than donald sterling's interview. 7:48. the 49ers new stadium in santa clara does not open for a few more months but already there is a fight over parking spaces. there are 20 different parking lots scattered around levi stadium. people with vip seats park in the vim section. other season ticketholders will have to park in the neighboring great america parking lot and at the santa clara golf course. other parking lots are office business parks as far as a mile away. >> i wish more planning would have been put into this. it seems a little bit scattered and it seems like it will be slightly inconvenient. >> the 49ers say parking is scattered for a reason. it's to avoid long traffic backups for 9er fans getting in and out of levi stadium. that's probably not a bad idea.

you know, you get such a traffic jam. >> sure. >> like this morning, you don't want to be sitting in an overheated car, do you, sal, especially at the toll plaza? >> you don't want to do that. one of the things we've noticed is even if there are crashes -- today there was a minor crash on the bay bridge, but it's been busy crash or no crash. people trying to figure out what's going on and we haven't really quite put her finger on it. there is a lot of slow traffic. these next -- i'm sorry, these last few weeks is what i'm trying to say. give yourself extra time, 25 minutes alone on 580 just getting to the toll plaza and then you are going to see slow traffic for about a 25-minute drive time into the city. interstate 880 northbound and southbound, still looks good. northbound 880 looking okay pass the coliseum getting up to downtown oakland. heading south is different from 238 down to thornton avenue.

it's taken about 30 minutes as you drive there. and in the south bay, 85 is solid from 87 all the way up into cupertino. 85 and 101 are very slow in san jose. so is 280 i think 85 is the worse. 7:50 let's go to steve. mt. diablo, 67 degrees atop. probably in the 70s later today around 3:00 i would think. it will be in the 90s at the base. no doubt about it. temperatures will be in the 90s for many. sunny, hot, record highs for a few, not for all. as bill murrey, our web gury was saying -- guru was saying, it was hot in 1976. it was. near 90 for san francisco. i was just looking. i just tweeted this out in the mission district at 7:45 a.m., 70 degrees already. that's pretty warm. 58 outer sunset. that's pretty warm for them as well at this time of the morning. clear skies on their way up. take a look. napa, kentfield, oakland and gilroy. napa, the record is 100.

1976. we're going 94 today. that's hot but that's not record-setting hot. kentfield, 1976, 96. thank you for the days on the green. i love hearing about the comments. oakland downtown, the record is 93. we're going 90. the record for gilroy, 105. today we're going 95. i have to go back and look. i'm sure one of my colleagues knows this. there had to have been a good breeze. we don't have that. san francisco today, 90. that would be a record. 87, in 192. that's the old mark -- 1927. that's the old mark. mountain view, 91. the record is 1976. also 91 in richmond would tie 88, going back to 1976. for inland areas, you can deal with it. you have the ac, coast, bay, parts of san francisco, most of san francisco you have to rely on mother nature's air conditioning. that's not there today. that's why it will be so warm,

why we have the heat advisory. 64 already in san francisco. i've seen warmer temperatures than that. there's not a breeze. if there is one, it's slightly offshore. a tiny component of it. 50, ukiah, 33 in tahoe. 66 down in monterey. 49 up in eureka. overall, sunshine and hot temperatures. top to bottom from crescent city down to san francisco. so the hottest day will be today or tomorrow. it will be close between the two. the lows tomorrow will run warmer. i think wednesday will be probably maybe one, two degrees. some of the models start to back off. heat advisory out. fire danger increases. but calfire would tell you thank goodness they don't have the wind. sunny, hot, cool to mild morning. it's warming up. near 90s for most. probably in the backyard as well. vallejo, benicia, 90. petaluma, 91. 92 novato.

93 clearlake. clearlake was 84. middletown was 89. middletown will probably 96. 88 in sausalito and richmond. danville, san ramon, 95. livermore, 96. brentwood, oakley at 94. 93 woodside. 89 san mateo, 80s pacifica. daly city 84. that's warm for them. hot on wednesday. i think a fog works its way back wednesday. a huge drop in temperatures by the weekend. the bay area's heat wave, as steve has been telling us about, comes at the same time many people are being told to cut back on water. coming up in 20 minute, the guilt-free way you can tap into water during the drought. also coming up -- >> it's unfortunate that something like this had to happen to me and make me feel unsafe in my neighborhood. >> a woman brutally attacked

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a woman targeted -- whose attack was caught on fire. it shows virginia schmitt mugged by a man with a tire airport -- tire iron. it happened while she was walking to work. >> i heard a ring in my ears and felt a blow. >> she needed six stapleles in there head -- staples in her head. the man has not been caught. california's biggest bike

race has rolled into the bay area. coming up, why this stage of the amgen tour of california is certain to be the hottest race in town. bay bridge toll plaza we're looking at another bad day, it's backed up for a 30, 35- minute drive time into san francisco. we'll tell you more about what it looks like coming up. it's already beginning to warm up quick. it will be warm to hot. some records are possible. the records, most of them set on 1976. we won't be that hot. it will still be hot.

for them to take my baby, oh, god, have mercy, jesus help me. >> we're hearing from the mother of a 7-year-old oakland girl who vanished about 7:00 last night. alex savidge is on the story. coming up in two minutes, he will tell us what the girl's mom is saying about this terl ordeal. tuesday morning, may 13th. i'm dave clark. >> a quick look at weather and traffic. really hopefully more than just a quick look. everyone is concerned about the weather. >> that's true. for those who live in san francisco -- you are being very funny, william, you know what i think about hot weather, steve.

i'm working on it. there's already 70-degree readings in san francisco, the mission and 68 pacific heights. 65 in the presidio. now on this date in 1976 -- and i appreciate all of the comments from everybody, talking about 1976 who was here -- it was hot. today it will be hot. san rafael 92 today. that's hot. but the record is 100, 1976. livermore, 96, the record is 99. sfo will tie going back to 1976. and san jose, 93. the record is 99. we'll be close for for a couple. heat advisory starts today and goes into tomorrow. now, yesterday was warm. it wasn't hot, hot. palo alto airport did hit 90. we're going 93 today. 94 for concord. it's 100 degrees back in 1976. 50s on the temperatures.

or 60s. 70 in antioch. we're on our way. 67 at sfo. it's warming up fast. if you want to say steve it's too hot. i understand. there will be cooler weather on the way. over the weekend, we'll drop in the 70s. sunny and hot. some record highs possible, cool to mild morning. a lot of 90s including oakland and san francisco. here's sal. steve, it's going to be another bad commute for the east shore. look at the drive time. that's more than three times as long as it normally takes when there's no traffic to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. 57-minute drive time. people have been really complaining. what's going on with the traffic, they say. it's been this way every day. there's been a couple of minor stents here and there but -- accidents here and there but for the most part, it's been people just coming through. we have some theories about what could be going on. we haven't had anything nailed

down. bay bridge, 30-minute delay getting into san francisco. san jose is also slow. we can't talk about the bay bridge being the only bad thing. 101 and san jose. it's very slow coming up from the capitol expressway. solid line of slow traffic all the way into menlo park. are you kidding me with this? northbound 85 is slow into cupertino and 280 is also solid. so let's just hope that everyone is going to their job because something is going on. we begin this hour with a major new development in the story we've been following since 4:30 a.m. we're now hearing from the heartbroken mother of a 7-year- old girl who vanished last night. alex savidge just spoke to the mother and joins us live. such a sad story, alex. >> reporter: it is, really, tori. i just spoke with the mother. she's desperate, of course, to

find her daughter. she's telling me she believes someone took this little girl. she last saw the 7-year-old girl playing here in the family's backyard. this was last night. she tells me when she came outside to look for her daughter, she noticed this hole in the back fence. she tells me that hole was not there before. that's part of the reason she believes her daughter was taken by somebody. this is the little girl police are searching for. 7-year-old kyianna orear. last seen just about 6:00 last night at her here on the -- at her house on the 1400 block of 73rd avenue. she's about 4 feet tall, 50 pounds. the last time she was seen by her mother, she was wearing a black shirt, blue jeans and black tennis shoes. her mother said she's confident that she did not leave on her own. >> she never, ever leaves this yard. never leaves this yard. i know somebody took her. if somebody did take her, please release her. i believe somebody got her

around this house hiding her somewhere. >> reporter: although oakland police at this point, haven't said if they believe there's anything suspicious about the disappearance. officers were out here, they canvassed the neighborhood. they did a full-scale search of the area. went through the areas of the home where she could be hiding, closets, the crawlspace. that turned up nothing. thus far, oakland police have not offered any details about the exact circumstances of kyianna orear's disappearance. working to get more information from police officers this morning. they do say that she's considered high risk, simply because of the fact that she's just 7 years old. we're out here continuing to monitor the search trying to get more information from oakland police and continuing to stay in touch with her mother as well as oakland police trying to track down this missing 7-year-old girl. live in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:05. happening now, preparations for stage three of the amgen tour.

cyclists will pedal 108 miles and they will end up at the top of mt. diablo. janine de la vega is live at the starting line now with more on why the heat is a big concern for the riders and the spectators and janine, is it warm out there now? >> reporter: it is warming up. i'm kind of squinting here as the sun shines on my face. we've already starting seeing cycling fans arrive. we're here in the parking lot of the raging waters water slide park and this is a start line. cyclists will come down here through the course, then they are gonna come onto white road and then go into the east foothills to take on one of the most grueling stages of the whole tour. it is day through, where the world's top cyclist will ride the queen stage. they have two steep ascents up mount hamilton and then up mt. diablo. the climbs are usually rated by

difficulty from one to four, but these are so tough that the course director told me they didn't have a category for them. they will be riding 108 miles today and the heat will play a factor. temperatures are expected to reach the 90s. we're told competitors are most likely to go through double the amount of water than they normally would. there will be a first-of-its- kind bike that will ride along handing out water and snacks. we spoke to fans who came to watch the race from orlando. >> as a cyclist, you think about the guys that ride, five, six, eight hours, you know, up mountains, up mount hamilton and mt. diablo. last year there were people who had to go to hospital who were done because of the heat. these are professional athletes. it's quite the event. it gets a lot of turnout. we wanted to come back. >> reporter: the race is a tour de france-style course. it spans eight days and stretches through 720 miles of

california scenic highways, roads and coastlines. yesterday, there was a timed trial in folsom with bradley wiggins crushing the competition. fans should be prepared for the heat and take shade and bring a lot of water. the race begins at 10:45 a.m. and waging waters is free to the public today, as a nice perk. they will have a big screen up from 2:00 to 4:00, they will be showing the last part of the race and the finish line so fans can see who gets to wear the yellow jersey. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. exciting. we have more details on today's stage 3 of the amgen tour on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. just look under the to the hoppics section on -- hot topics section on the home page. pg&e is delaying a number of upgrades on the system that were scheduled to be completed this year. the upgrades are part of the pipeline safety enhancement program. the company launched it in

response to the 2010 san bruno explosion. a pg&e spokesman says they had hoped to finish the work this year but will be carrying it over into 2015. the company says it needs more time to get construction and environmental permits. 8:08. in a couple of days, muni plans to break ground on a new traffic signal at a dangerous san francisco intersection. this comes less than a week after a young woman was hit while walking across sunset boulevard at yorba street in the outer sunset. she's the third person hit while crossing the intersection this year alone. that includes a deadly accident back in february. muni announced plans to have the new traffic signal installed in july, almost two years ahead of the ofermg installation -- original installation date. we're learning that federal funding for a suicide barrier for the golden gate bridge may be threatened. according to the examiner, the suicide barrier is one of the bay area transportation projects at risk if the federal

highway trust fund runs out of money. now, if congress doesn't act, that may happen by august. the highway trust fund is funded primarily through federal gas taxes but the taxes have not kept pace with the nation's transportation needs. other transportation projects that may be affected, the highway 4 widening project in antioch and also improvements to the b.a.r.t. system. the chp is increasing patrols near the temporary last san francisco exit before you get on the golden gate bridge. that's after a long day of a lot of confusion and a couple of crashes, northbound highway 101 during the first work day of that new exist yesterday. our ktvu news crew spotted motorcycles backing up in traffic before the bridge and then a taxicab crossed several lanes of traffic. this exit will be in place for the next month to make room for the construction project for

doyle drive. it's about 1,000 feet south of the old exit. expect overnight closures on a mage odd road connecting the east -- major road ecket canning the east bay -- connecting the east bay to the north bay. the closures are expected to last through this friday. work crews are repaving the road which is something that drivers say is desperately needed. there are two ways around the closure, one through the north and from the south you go through crockett and across the richmond/san rafael bridge. new details about the assault case against a cal football player. now, according to dowrt cox, damariay -- court documents, damariay drew was at a 23rder last week and -- fund-raiser last week and hit someone after

his dog bit him. that student suffered a broken jaw. this could result in a prison sentence. he posted $100,000 bail on saturday. authorities in the south bay are warning residents to protect your pets from coyotes. los gatos police report sightingsenses on nicholson, tate and hollywood avenues in the almond grove district. there are two reports of coyotes attacking small pets. police say it's best to keep small dogs and cats inside as night and to bring pet food inside as well. >> problems with san francisco's new 911 dispatch system. coming up in 20 minutes, the information that some police officers say they can't get that could put their lives and the public in danger. but first, water relief ahead, of possible recordbreaking heat. the way one local plant is making it easy for anyone to get free recycled water. good morning.

we're still looking at traffic that is gonna be busy if you are driving on some of these commutes. highway 24 is going to be moderate but on the other side of the tunnel, that's where all of the slow traffic is. already a lot of sunshine. temperatures warming up fast. there's areas already in san francisco. it's 70 degrees. we'll set some records today. not a lot but a few. we'll take a look at them.

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with this week's summer heat putting a demand on water, ktvu has learned of one place where anyone can get recycled

water for free or nearly free. on monday, yesterday, the dublin san ramon services district installed posts of a giant -- for a giant task at their recycled water plant in pleasonton. businesses can bill up tanks of recycled water for $10 a truckload. during business hours, bay area residents can fill buckets or barrels for free. the water district says it can recycle up to 11 million gallons of the wastewater a day. the water is not for drinking but it's triple filtered so it's safe for irrigation or construction. >> as long as people keep flushing their toilet, we'll have a supply. it's a very drought-resistant supply. >> anyone who uses the water will need to fill out a permit form and take a training session to be sure the water is

clearly marked, "not for consumption." jesse jackson heads to the headquarters of ebay and google. he says he's pushing silly mon record to improve the record of hiring minorities. earlier this year, jackson launched what he calls the new digital inclusion initiative. it started in march with reverend jackson and the rainbow push coalition going to hewlett pack ward's shareholder meeting. the -- today he goes to ebay. tomorrow to google. tony -- tony atkins, the democrat from san diego is sworn in yesterday. the first woman and the first lesbian to hold the title as speaker in sacramento. she was elected to the's simply

in 20 -- to the assembly in 2010. former "american idol" runner up suspending his political campaign activities in north carolina, this after the sudden death yesterday of the man who was locked in a tight race against him. reports say 71-year-old keith crisco died after falling in his home in north carolina. clay akin offered his condo lenses -- condolences. a recount had been anticipated. but crisco's death all but ensures that clay aiken will be the democratic nominee. a major road repair project will close part of 280 over the upcoming memorial day weekend. the project will replace four bridge hinges on northbound and southbound 280 near cesar chavez street. full closures of either the northbound osh southbound side

of the freeway -- or southbound side of the freeway will happen during free upcoming holiday weekends. the first closure is memorial day weekend. the others will be around the 4th of july and labor day. during those weeks the closures begin at 9:00 p.m. on thursday and end at 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. 8:19. hey, sal, have you been able to fix things on the east shore yet? >> i'm trying to. it's one of those things where we've had some really bad days. i know everyone has been paying attention. i've gotten tweets about it. let's go to 80 westbound as you -- in fact, i have it on the -- i apologize. some -- there we go. we can go to it now. that's my bad. westbound 80 from the carquinez bridge to the maurs, 48-minute -- macarthur maze, 48-minute drive. right when we go to it, there's a bug on the screen. excellent. it will be three times as much,

things are improving as you come up to the toll plaza. bay bridge toll plaza, 25 to 30- minute drive. it's slightly better than yesterday but people are still kind of grumbling about the commute. i have good news in the south bay, even though you see all of the slow traffic on 280, 85 and 101, there is one minor bright spot. that ramp was closed for emergency roadwork has been reopened. northbound 880 to southbound 101, they got the roadwork done much sooner than they thought. the ramp has reopened. as we go back to the real world situation, all of the freeways in the commute direction are jammed. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. great conversation today on twitter. i appreciate that. also the e-mails. a lot of people are not happy the fog has disappeared. i put the order in. it's warming up fast. i've seen 70 degrees in parts of san francisco and even warmer than the actual

temperature. the mission is 71 already right now. oakland, 67. that's at the airport by the way. concord, 64. san jose, 65. our lows didn't last long. if you were around in 1976 it was a hot kay on this -- day on this day. napa -- i will try to drive you through this. the record is 100. today we're going 94. for kentfield, the record was 96. today we're going 93. it's still hot. but these are falling short. oakland downtown, 93. we're going 90. it will be close and dpil roy, 10 -- gilroy, 105. today only 95. there will be some that will set records, san francisco being one. going officially 90. the record is 87, 1927. oakland at the airport, 89. the record is 88. mountain view is 91 would tie. and richmond's 88 would tie 1976. i think these have the best opportunity. we have clear skies and hardly

a breeze. 60s popping up fast in san francisco. it's warmer than that already. walnut creek, 68. antioch is almost 70. they probably are by now. mountain view, 67. very warm air aloft. if we had a howling offshore breeze, we would be shattering some of those from 1976 but we don't. it will be hot and we'll set some records. but not like we had in 1976. 44 in tahoe. 57 in ukiah. up and over. the system will start to bump the high out on thursday, today and wednesday will be the hottest days by far. either one of these will be the hottest. fire danger is up there but there's not that strong breeze. sunny and hot. it was kind of a cool morning for a few. near 90 for most. afternoon temperatures, a lot of 90s including san francisco, oakland, all the way up to clearlake, sonoma is in there. walnut creek, castro valley, livermore, 96. 895 gilroy.

94 redwood city, 81 in pacifica. hot into wednesday. still hot inland thursday. cooldown starts friday. boy, does it ever as we go into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. 8:22. new accusations, a bay area school district is not doing enough to keep students safe >> he came in front of her and grabbed her private areas with his hand. >> complaints about a little boy, a third grader marks the second time in a week, a parent has alerted us to a problem at a free montschool. and next, an exclusive look at san francisco's underwater surveillance system. the help that's coming from a special kind of octopus.

welcome back. 8:26. for the first time in 19 years, sonoma county prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in a murder trial. prosecutors say mark kapella shot and killed three people near forestville back in february of 2013. they say this was tied to a marijuana deal that went bad. they say the victims intended to buy a large quantity of marijuana but they were killed instead. 8:26. san francisco's police department gave us an exclusive look at its new underwater surveillance system. it's called a coda octopus. it features a video camera and

3-d imaging to help see what's under the waters in the bay. it has a range of 200 feet. it got mixed reviews last month when it used in the search for a light plane that crashed in the water after a mid-air collision. >> shallower waters it might no not have been effective or the fact that we need more training to enhance the picture. >> police say the octopus can help divers know what is under the water before they take the plunge. that's helpful because the marine unit monitors 64 square miles of water. that's bigger than the entire city of san francisco which is 49 square miles. 8:27. in case you didn't know, it's hot outside. the heat is on. temperatures will be going up. look at that sun. what's being done to help people here in the bay area stay safe. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where police and firefighters say the city's new 911 system may be putting people's lives on the line. we'll tell you the reaction we

got from the dispatch center. we're still having a lot of slow traffic. some of it has become slower. bay bridge toll plaza, we'll give you the drive time here and some of the approach freeways. sunshine and warm temperatures all right. we didn't have low temperatures very often. they are already in the 60s and 70s for some. take a look at a few of the possible record highs today.

here comes the sun. good morning. you ready for the heat. we may break heat records in some parts of the bay area today. coming up next, meteorologist steve paulson will be right here. he will tell you how hot it will be in your neighborhood

and in minutes, pam cook will tell us what health officials are doing to try to give relief to people who may be overwhelmed by the heat. tuesday morning, may 13th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather. you are not fooling around, steve. i sometimes can't be that specific, dave. maybe not the exact neighborhood. but i can give you a pretty good idea. in your backyard, i have no idea. close by, a lot of 90s. it's clear for many locations. not to harp on it too much, but it was in 1976. today will be hot but not ridiculously hot. 93 san jose, the record is 99. livermore, 96. that's hot but the record is 99. we must have had a good offshore breeze to set these kind of records back in 1976. 60s and 70s already. we're moving out fast. we're not burning daylight.

we're moving out quick. excessive heat advisory for those on the coast, bay and in san francisco. there's already a couple of low 70s in san francisco. so today and tomorrow will be the hottest days. i think today and tomorrow will be the same push. the lows will be warmer. sunny and hot, cool morning, dpiven way to a very mild to warm -- given way to a very mild pattern. here's sal. we have a lot of slow traffic coming into san francisco from the east bay. the last few weeks it's been bad. 880 is getting slow past the coliseum. this is a bad commute. southbound 880 is also gonna be slow beginning at 238 heading the to fremont. as we take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, this commute is backed up for a 25 to 30- minute delay. it's better than it was yesterday if that makes you feel better. there's a little bit of slow traffic but not nearly as bad as it was yesterday. it's really taking the really

terrible commute, the santa clara valley. 85, 280, 101 all of those freeways are jammed into the valley. it's 8:32. let's go back to the desk. breaking news. a story since 4:30. a 7-year-old girl from oakland, kyianna orear, who has been missing since last night has been found safe. ktvu's alex savidge says the little girl was found by the pastor of a local church. now, police say kyianna orear was last seen at her home at 73rd and international about 6:00 last night. but once again, the breaking news, she was missing. kyianna orear has just been found safe. stay tuned to ktvu. we'll have all of the updates for you as soon as we can get them. 8:33. san francisco police and firefighters tell ktvu, their new 911 computer system has glitches that could, believe it or not, have a bad impact on public safety. tara moriarty is at the

dispatch center. you are in hayes valley for some of the dispatchers are painting a different picture. >> reporter: police and firefighters say the situation is a mess. one firefighter told me that the alarms and the lights are not going off inside of the firehouses when a 911 call 911 call comes in. the firefighters say they were told this glitch would only last ten hours last week. but it's still happening. they say this could definitely impact response times. last week, the department of emergency management or d.e.m. basically, they decided to launch their $3.7 million dispatching system. but according to the examiner, since wednesday, that system has been short circuiting. police officers and firefighters have reported accessing important information in false from the field. they say there's some glitches that need to be worked out but so far the problems have not

impacted emergency services. >> i think that sometimes people can get a little paranoid about a new situation. it won't stop any of the citizens from getting help at all. it's not that serious. police chief greg suhr sent us this statement via text "we're receiving many complaints from officers in the field. dem assures me that everything is under control and all concerns are minor and being addressed and fixed as they present themselves." as of this morning, the complaints from the field are still coming in. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. police in richmond, still searching for a hit-and-run driver who injured two people. it happened last night around 9:00 p.m. on lincoln and 23rd street. witnesses saw a man in a white pickup truck talking on his cell phone before he crashed into a car. they say he stopped. he looked got out of his truck

and ran away. police say the two people in the car were badly hurt. if you have any information, call richmond police. 8:35. the hot weather today is creating some dangerous conditions. pam cook is in the studio with the concerns and the actions to keep people safe. >> good morning. i just checked the national weather service website there is a heat advisory for much of the bay area starting at 1:00 today until tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. now that means the weather is particularly dangerous for older people and those susceptible to heat. it means -- heat strokes. it means they are high alert. the drought means a lot of dry brush and increased fire danger. the official start to the season was declared last week. firefighters have been out trimming a lot of the dry brush. they want you to do the same. they say it's important for homeowners to clear defensible space. today is the second spare-the-

air day. the bay area district says the combination of high winds and exhaust will create unhealthy conditions. you are being urged to use carpooling or public transportation. they say keep an eye on your neighbors, especially if you live where there's not any air conditioning to help people keep safe. cooling centers have been set up around the bay area including this one in fremont. on our website, ktvu.com, we have posted information about cooling centers and the dangers of excessive heat how to look for heat strokes. look for the web links section of our home page. we will be monitoring the weather. today will be tough on older people, disabled, small children and those with breathing difficulties. and a reminder, you can get weather information any time

with the ktvu weather app. it's available for your apple or android device. the legal battle over access to a san mateo county beach continues today. one day after the billionaire landowner at the center of the dispute repeatedly testified he didn't remember any details of the decision to cut off public access to the beach. the co-founder of sun microsystems took the witness stand yesterday afternoon. now, he said he had no recollection of discussing public access to martins beach with his property manager. that surprised the lawyer fighting to keep the beach open to the public. >> it appears to me that everything he did out there is within the attorney-client privilege. he cannot remember a thing. >> the owner also said he doesn't remember losing a 2009 lawsuit that required him to get a permit to lock the gate ta provided the only -- that provided the only beach access.

he says his property manager was given the power to make all decisions about the land. well, sorry to say this, but it turns out a glass of red wine might not be so good for your heart after all. there is a chemical in red wine and because the french have lower rates of heart disease and are known to drink a lot of red wine, it was thought the chemical might prevent heart disease and cancer but a long- term study by the journal of american medicine did not find any health benefits from the chemical. researchers say they were surprised by the results. not sure if it will stop people from drinking red wine or not. >> wow, tori. right now, angry parents are protesting outside of a school in fremont. coming up, the shocking action one mother claims a student took against her daughter. >> reporter: the best cyclists in the world are in san jose today for the tour of california. we're live at the starting line to tell you about the

challenges racers face. good morning. 880 seslow now in oakland getting -- is slow now in oakland getting umg to the down- - getting up to the downtown area. it's improving. we'll give ush the drive times -- we'll give you the drive times coming up. 70 degrees already. it won't take long to get in the 80s. record highs are possible today. we'll take a look at them -- coming up.

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8:42. the for the second time in a work the fremont unified school district is dealing with student disciplinary issues. this time it has to do with sexual harassment accusations involving 8-year-old classmates. brian flores is live at hirsch elementary school with what one parent at the school is doing this morning to get her message to other parents. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. parent kimberly wise was just out here moments ago handing out fliers at hirsch elementary school. two other parents notifying them about the situation in which her daughter was infroep outly touch -- inappropriately touched by a boy in her class twice over a period of a few weeks. she's upset about how the district is handling this. she tells ktvu that the 8-year- old boy grabbed her daughter's private areas and made sexual

motions towards her. the principal offered two options, she said, having the boy move to another class or have her daughter move to another school. she said although the boy was suspended for a day, he was put right back in her daughter's classroom until recently when the boy was moved to another classroom. she said she's tried to reach out to the parents of the boy directly but they've not responded. >> this doesn't happen with 8- year-olds. 8-year-old children don't do this on a regular basis just by nature. so maybe getting to the stem of what's happening that's causing this behavior, i would greatly appreciate it. i don't even know if they think of that. somewhere in this he's a victim. >> we're talking about very young children here. and so i am not gonna comment on the allegations themselves because we're talking about very, very young give, 8-year- old children. >> and fremont up fid not say

-- unified not saying much about the punishment. only saying that the parent has met with the principal. recognizing that a formal complaint has been filed. it's unclear whether the boy will remain here at the school. last week a teacher at patterson was accused of slaching a student over a math problem. in that case, fremont police have reopened the investigation and the teacher remains on leave. in terms of what's happening out here, wise says she doesn't want other kids in danger and plans to file a formal complaint this morning. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. in just two hours from right now, the best cyclists in the world will take on the toughest stage of the amgen tour of california. it starts in san jose. those cyclists will then pedal 108 miles. they will end up at the top of mt. diablo. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live now near the starting line with more on why heat is a big concern.

janine as tori and i get ready to jump out there and pedal as well, what does it feel like out there? >> reporter: it's getting warm. i'm glad i'm wearing short sleeves right now. temperatures are supposed to reach the 90s. it's supposed to be a grueling day just five miles into this race, that's when the climb starts and we're right here at the starting line. this area has been getting a lot of attention with lots of cycling fans taking their pictures here under the archway. today is day three, where the world's top cyclists with ride the queen stage, the most difficult time. they have two steep ascents up mount hamilton and up to mt. diablo. the climbs are ranged from 1 to 4. but these are so tough, they don't have a category for them. they will be riding 108 miles today and the heat will pray a factor -- play a factor. the high temperatures are expected to take a toll on the

riders. we're told they will go through double the amount of water. there will be a medic handing out water and snacks. >> all of the training that they do the whole year and -- i mean, it's incredible to see them climb so fast compared to us mortals. >> reporter: the race is a tour de france style course. it stretches through 720 miles of california's scenic highways, roads and coastlines. yesterday there was a time trial with bradley wiggins crushing the competition. we're not sure who will wear the yellow jersey at the end of the day. but fans who cheer the riders on should be prepared for the heat and stay in the shade and bring a lot of water. the race begins at 10:45 a.m. and here' a nice park -- here is a nice perk. we're in the parking lot of

raging waters. it will be free today because of the race. from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, there will be a big screen so cycling fans can watch the race. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. we have more details on today's stage 3 of the amgen tour tour at ktvu.com. look under the hot topics section. sal, we were messages each other about this new list that's come out on the most courteous drivers in the u.s. san francisco is number four in the country for the most courteous drivers. portland is number one. and houston, texas. >> houston, texas. >> if i ever drive in houston texas, not as cute cute -- courteous? >> yes. >> be kind to people. let's try to get ourselves to number one, shall we?

portland. come on. this is highway 24 between pleasant hill road and the caldecott. 15-minute drive time. most of the slow traffic is before the tunnel. on the other side, there's slow traffic as well. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up 25 minutes. it was worse yesterday. i do understand why people get frustrated in traffic but try to be courteous anyway so we can raise our ranking a little bit. there are no major problems if you are driving. it looks like my maps may be stuck. there are no major problems if you are driving on the lower deck of the bay bridge. it looks like my maps are stuck. here we go. this is a look at drive times. take a look at 580. grant line to 680, 48 minutes and highway 580 from 24 to -- from high street to 24, 14 minutes. let's go to steve. >> it's the humidity down there in houston. >> must be. >> must be. clear skies already getting very warm. 72 at noe valley. that was at 8:45.

i saw 73 in the mission district. it's getting warm in the city. it's getting warm for where you are as well. possible records today. i think these are the ones that have the best opportunity. san francisco downtown, 90. there may be areas warmer than that. north mission will be warmer than that. some will not be probably outer sunset, richmond. oakland at the airport, mountain view and richmond. if they don't tie, they will set ties. a lot of these records going back to 1976 were really hot. that will not happen today. name, 94. fre mont-- name, 94. fremont, 94. 60s or 70s. i think that's running warm. it's a sign of things to come. high pressure here today and tomorrow. inland areas can deal with it better than those in the city and the coast and the bay. 73 in monterey. that's pretty warm already there. and 78 in l.a. red flag warnings out towards

san diego and high pressure is large and in charge. hottest day, if it's not today. it will be warm. i think today and tomorrow, carbon copy. temperatures will be warming up quick. heat advisory is out. fire danger is out. thank goodness -- almost every reporting station says calm. a cool morning has given way to mild to warm. 80s to 90s. everyone again sonoma 93. walnut creek, alamo, almeda, 88 degrees. 893 san jose. 95 gilroy but the record is 105 back in 1976. 94 redwood city. 84 in daly city. hot, hot today. and then thursday fog comes back. water temperatures are very cold. that fog will come roaring in by the weekend. 8:51. shocking video of beyonce's sister on the attack inside a

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house. white was knocked unconscious by a rocket propelled grenade in november of 2007. they say white put himself in enemy fire to save fell yosoldiers. several -- save fellow soldiers. several soldiers died. donald sterling's first public comments about his racist remarks have set off a new controversy. adam silver says he's outraged over the clippers' owners remarks about pro basketball legend, magic johnson. here's what sterling said to cnn's anderson cooper last night. >> what kind of a guy goes to every city and has sex with every girl and catches h.i.v. is that something we want to respect and tell our kids about? i think he should be ashamed of himself. >> the nba commissioner calls his remarks malicious and cruel personal attack. he's issued an apology to magic johnson on behalf of the nba. as for johnson's reaction, he

tweeted, i would rather be talking about these great nba playoffs than donald sterling's interview. two days ago, michael sam was the 249th player picked in the nfl draft. he's already creating what's being called the sam effect. sales of sam's jersey are the second highest ofny of the players last -- of any of the players last week. only johnny manziel's jersey is more popular. that means fans want to buy and wear the jersey of him. and senator mccatskill is wanting to change the law that people cannot be refused a job because they are gay. sam will probably be asked about this this afternoon. the internet is buzzing over a video that shows beyonce's younger sister attacking jay z and now the

hotel is launching an investigation to find out the source of the leak. this video shows jz, beyonce and her sister solange and suddenly solange attacks jay z but is held back by a bodyguard. the hotel is working to find out who leaked the elevator security footage. ticket tuesday. today you have a chance to win two tickets to see barry gibbs in concert. he's making a stop at the concord pavilion on may 31st. it's his first solo tour ever and a celebration of the bee gees. we're giving the tickets to three lucky winners. and for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com, do it before midnight. but in the secret word "dancing." >> brings back memories. quickly, sal, one more time is traffic moving on 24? >> it's still okay. but it's a little bit slow. 24, moderate. let's go to the toll plaza.

that's a 25-minute delay before you get through and a couple of drive times, let's go to steve. sunny and hot, possible records today and tomorrow. they said quick. >> thank you, steve. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. be sure to watch the noon news for more on the amgen tour as it rolls into the bay area. we're always here for you at ktvu as.commed a -- for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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