we are live behind the wheel in san francisco where we're about to go on 280 southbound. it just opened this morning. we'll let you know what it looks like -- straight ahead. the afternoon highs are coming down. i'm tracking by how much for your area -- coming up.

>> reporter: we're live in san jose, where students and teachers are remembering those victims who were killed in the rampage at uc santa barbara. we'll tell you what's planned today in the south bay. also -- a huge wildfire has forced hund dreads of people out -- hundreds of people out of their homes. the new developments from the fire lines in central california. "mornings on 2" starts now. just like it's -- coming here, it's like just now it's real. >> remembering the young lives cut short in santa barbara as members are planned across the state to honor the six students killed. we're live at leland high school where grief counselors will be on hand where students knew one of the young men killed in the deadly rampage in santa barbara. coming up in two minutes, janine de la vega will tell us

how this school plans to honor the victims. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. steve is vary casing but we have rosemary orozco in for steve. a little chilly. there a chill in the air. we have changes already. 49 in santa rosa. 48 in novato. 52 in napa. get in around the bay, still cool, 55 at oakland. 55 in livermore. 60 in antioch. that's one of the warmer places this morning. the onshore breeze has turned on. it's quite robust through parts of the delta. here's what we're looking at through the afternoon. temperatures will fall by 5, 10 degrees. oakland, 78. today, you will hit 72. concord, 90. you will drop to 81. napa an 8-degree drop as well, going to 81 this afternoon. temperatures fall falling back to the seasonal average. low 60s in pacifica.

mid-60s in san francisco. low to mid-80s for some of our warmest locations. no 90s here. i don't think we have any 90s in the week ahead. i will show you the extended forecast into the weekend -- coming up. good morning, sal. rosemary, good morning. we have drive times that are up. if you are driving from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, for example, it's almost an hour. not quite. if you can look at the traffic. you can see the traffic is going to be -- graphic. you can see the traffic is going to be busy. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is backed up for a 30-minute plus delay time as you drive through. i do want to mention the traffic has been a little bit slow on other parts of the bay as well. 680 southbound after we had a crash, the car -- some vehicle actually lost tires. southbound 680 near sunol grade. 580 and 680 very, very slow this morning if you are driving on 680 let's say from partly sunny on to fremont, please

give yourself extra time. there's good news from caltrans on that huge memorial day weekend. highway project affecting traffic in san francisco. southbound 280 reopened five hours ago, three hours ahead of the deadline. tara moriarty is on the road checking out the traffic on the reopened highway. tara? >> reporter: want to go on a little spin, sal? come on with me. i'm about to get on. 280 southbound. i want to give you guys an idea of what it looks like right now. we all know the roadway closed in the southbound direction for the past five days. it closed on thursday. that's because the construction crews needed to do some retrofitting. they had the hinges that hold the freeway together and they need to change them out. they allow the freeway to contract and expand and then they will also help the freeway hold up in the event, you know, of any major earthquake. as you can see right now, it's really not that crowded. i have to say i was out here on

the roadway of 101, i think that was a couple of days ago. that was maybe on the freeway. the traffic was a little bit, you know, crazy on 101 because everybody was taking that roadway instead of 280. i had the chance to take the northbound direction a couple of times, this is a virtual ghost town. but crews, while they had the shutdown happening, were able to paint some of the lines on the freeway. they were able to put up new signage. we're approaching cesar chavez exit actually where they actually had the freeway shut down to. it was supposed to open at 5:00 a.m. but it opened at 2:00. that was the good news. you can see that everything is pretty much smooth sailing here as we cruise to the area. just to let you know, come 4th of july weekend, as well as labor day weekend, they are going to be closing it in the northbound direction in order to do the same sort of type of work. so as you can see here, we're

getting off at the cesar chavez exit. it was a smooth ride. not too much traffic out there. just be prepared, though, to make some different plans come supply as well as labor day. we'll head it back to you. >> all right, tara. thank you. 7:0 a. we're still -- 7:05. we're still following breaking news from san jose. a 15-year-old girl was injured in a drive-by shooting on near interstate 680. it happened about 4:45 this morning. the girl said she went outside because her car alarm was going off. she saw some men then a car came by and started shooting. she was hit with some of the bullet fragments. alex savidge is there now talking to the girl. we have will have an update -- we have an update at 7:30. today has been declared of a mourning by the ucsb college

while the community reels from the death of six students. janine de la vega joins us live from san jose where one of the victims went to high school and has more on how the three local victims will be remembered. >> reporter: students here from leland high school are just starting to arrive. george chen was a former graduate here. he graduated in 2012. this is really hitting hole. the school district has decided to bring in counselors to help students and staff who are grieving. three students who were killed in the massacre near the uc santa barbara campus were from the bay area. the young man responsible for the roommate stabbed his roommate to death, 19-year-old george chen. he was a former camp counselor for the ymca in san jose. chen's parents visited the memorial set up outside the home near ucsb where he was stabbed to death by his roommate. >> we don't want our kids to

get hurt. it shouldn't happen to any family. >> reporter: another victim stashed to death in the same home was -- stashed to death in the same home was james hong. he worked for the rainbow chinese school and was a graduate at lindburg school. the last stabbing victim was 28- year-old david yuan. uc santa cruz students are standing in solidarity with ucsb. they held a vigil last night for the victims. uc santa cruz student emily walden went to junior prom with one of the victims killed, chris martinez. >> coming here, it's like -- it's real. >> reporter: another vigil is planned for thursday night for

lindburg high school graduate david wang. we've reached out to some to see if they would like to say a few words. we're still waiting to hear back. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. ♪ >> statewide, vig yiles are being held. last night students at ucla held candles to remember the six lives lost. a mick shift memorial is set up at westlake high school where one of the victims, veronica weiss was a victim. one of the injured was nick pasichuke. family friend laura yorke said nick and her son played water polo from the fifth grade to high school. pasichuke was in santa barbara visiting a friend when suspected killer, elliot rodger, hit him with his car and broke both of nick's legs.

yorke has texted with nick. >> will have to have a lot of rehabilitation. it bothers me a lot. it bothers me a lot that the six other families have to deal with the death of their children. >> nick is on the water polo team. stay right here with ktvu for the latest on that tragedy in santa barbara. we'll keep you updated all morning long and we're posting updates on ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. vefl developing news out of central california where a wildfire has forced more than 100 people from their homes. the fire is burning east of lake mcclure, east of turlock. right now, hundreds of firefighters are at the scene using helicopters and bull losers to fight the flames. firefighters say the flames started yesterday afternoon as

a structure but due to the dry conditions sand wind, it quickly spread. >> the fire activity or the burning conditions are more conducive or consistent with what you would see in probably july or august. >> an evacuation center has been set up for people forced from their homes. right now, calfire is not sure what sparked the fire. 7:11. eight people in oakland forced out of their homes after an apartment fire broke out. it was reported shortly after 8:00 last night at trask and bem va dear streets -- belvedere streets. no one was hurt. investigators are still trying to figure out how the fire started. firefighters in san rafael had trouble containing a brush fire near a lome tee po -- home depot store. an italian chief said embers from the dry brush kept jumping the contain -- the containment

line. the exact cause is unknown. two construct workers stab -- two construction workers stabbed. and new york police crediting "friends" star david schwimer solve a crime. we're looking at traffic getting busier by the moment. 280 in san jose was slow. 101 was the first freeway to slow down. coming up a look at the south bay and what your drive times are. outside the doors we're joined by patchy fog. a strong yore onshore breeze. the two aiding in a cooldown for the afternoon. i will have a look at your current conditions -- coming up.

gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown

to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller.

look at that. investigators examining this video from chowchilla. a train slamming into a semitruck on highway 99. it happened sunday. the semi got stuck on the train tracks at an intersection known for being a problem spot for big rigs. earlier in the video, you can see the truck driver frantically waving in vein trying to get the vain to stop. no one was hurt in that crash. police in walnut creek still out there searching for the masked gunman who wounded two people in a verifying drive- by shooting. it happened sunday night. a man and a woman were driving home it from a concert at the nearby concord pavilion. police say the masked gunman pulled up alongside their car on ignacio valley road and started shooting.

investigators are going through cell phone records among other things trying to figure out why that gunman targeted those two people. >> it looks as if they may have known each other or -- we're not too sure. >> the man is in critical condition. the woman was treated and released from the hospital. the gunman was driving a light colored car that may have been a honda. happening today -- a mountain view police officer accused of possessing child pornography is scheduled in court. kevin nguyen was arrested earlier this month in a child pornography sweep after sexual images of children were found on his home computer. nguyen is a patrol officer but also served as a sketch artist and was known for his life-like sketches.

he's currently on paid leave. rohnert park police are searching for the snk a stabbing just before 7:00 last night -- for the suspect in a stab. just before 6:00 last night, police were called to hunter and enterprise drive. a person there said he was stabbed. elt heard the attacker run up to him from behind. there was a short struggle. he was stabbed in the back. actor david swimmer from "friends" is being credited to help solve a stabbing. it happened yesterday morning next to his new york city home. police say a male prostitute and his john got into a fight over a stolen computer and one stabbed the other david schwimmer has security cameras on his home. it showed the whole thing. both men are facing charges. hey, sal, can you help our friends in pleasanton. >> trying to.

not that good. we have a couple of earlier accidents to blame. on 680 southbound near the sunol grade. a vehicle lost tires at one point and several other cars were hit by this. 580 is a -- very dependent on 680. so the whole thing is slow as you make the turn. a lot of people make this commute. 508 is slow. 680 is slow heading down and in castro valley, we also have slow traffic. san jose, 101 is backed up beginning near the capitol expressway and it stays slow in sunnyvale. we also have slow traffic on 85 as well. i want to show you the eastshore freeway. 80 westbound from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze is slow. 54-minute drive time. that's what it was on the regular commute day. yesterday didn't count but it counts today. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic backed up for a 35 to 40-minute delay. you can see there's no delay

for the carpoolers. one last thing, that would be a look at the golden gate bridge. not only is this traffic looking good but in marin, we have the routine traffic coming in with no major issues. let's go to rosemary. what a beautiful start over the golden gate bridge. we have low clouds drifting over the bay. you can see along the coast into the east bay, the low clouds, a little bit of patchy fog back with us this morning. ridge of high pressure, that brought us that unseasonally warm weather now being pushed to the east by this system that will continue to drop over the next day or so. this is what is bringing back the onshore breeze, the cooler temperatures as well as the low clouds and the fog. let's go south of the border. we're still tracking hurricane amanda, developed into a tropical storm at the start of the weekend. by sunday, it was a category 4. hurricane amanda, the first named storm of the hurricane season for the eastern pacific for this year also now the strongest hurricane to actually form in the month of may.

it was a very strong category 4, almost made it to a a. it's now weakening. it's not expected to reach the mainland. several hundred miles off cabo san lucas and it will fizzle out over the next few days and will do so right in the pacific. you can see turning into a remnant low by late in the week. let's take a look at some of our temperatures here. low 60s in antioch. relatively mild. we have a lot of 50s out there. over the north bay, temperatures sank in the upper 40s in areas like santa rosa, still trailing behind. novato, napa now in the low 50s. 57 san rafael. we have the onshore breeze. it's quite strong through parts of the delta this morning. cool and breezy to start the day. the afternoon sure looks good. a lot more comfortable for inland cities. low 80s in novato as well as sonoma. 68 for sausalito. we head to the shoreline. upper 70s castro valley. get into areas like livermore as well as brentwood, it's a warm day. we're not dealing with any 90s.

77 san jose, 81 morgan hill. in fact, it should feel nice. mid-70s in sunnyvale, 65 in san francisco. it will be cool and brisk along the coast and that onshore breeze will be throughout the bay area through the delta today and for some of our inland cities as well. temperatures don't budge a whole lot for wednesday. we a minor warmup come our way. it doesn't last. get into the bay area weekend. always in view, showing you temperatures remain on the mild side. upper 70s in the forecast for our inland communities. upper 60s around the bay. low 60s at the coast. bask to the desk. >> all right. thank you. 7:21. addressing what many consider the biggest issue facing the catholic church. the important announcement coming from the pope and who he plans to meet with face to face at the vatican. a lot of people, you know, can use this nowadays. >> can you imagine money up for

grabs? did but you go the -- but you gotta find it first. ktvu talks to the man hiding cash all over san francisco.

a hotel in brazil set to coast the italian world cup team is getting a red card from health inspectors. inspectors found a number of out of date food products. in total about 110 pounds of food was considered unfit for consumption, including meat, seafood and pasta that already passed its expiration date. the hotel was 15 days to present them with an explanation for the outdated food. they will then decide what action, if any, will be taken. the world cup kicks off on june 12th in rio de janeiro. a new study shows drinking dial out soda can help some people lose weight. people were put on diets and half could keep drinking the

diet soda. the others had to quit. the dieters who continued to drink the diet soda lost an average of four pounds more during the three-month study. those not allowed soda may have had a more difficult time because they had to use more will power to give up soft drinks and watch what they eight. the man who launched that social media treasure hunt, he's now speaking out. he calls himself hidden cash. in an interview with ktvu, he explained why he is leaving clues and cash around san francisco. he says he made his money in san francisco real estate. he wanted to do something fun. he's left $5,000 in envelopes around the city so far. >> it's a tool, use it to enjoy your life and bring happiness to others. >> now, he also told us he plans to leave envelopes with

cash in them in san jose starting tomorrow. he will expand his treasure hunt to los angeles next weekend. eventually, he's hoping to take this idea worldwide. it might not be cash but some people in seattle are finding a surprise of their own. yenny is leaving fliers around seattle with free marijuana attached this tome. the fliers -- them. the woman said she first started to give out free marijuana in new york before moving to washington and now that marijuana is legal in the state, she's not too concerned about getting arrested. >> they probably have worst things toker worry about. i don't think they will -- to worry about. i don't think they will come after the weed fairy. >> she said she leaves the fliers up in the areas where people are 18 and older. she does not want marijuana falling in the wrong hands. the deliveries are expected to continue for a couple of weeks and then the weed fairy is leaving seattle and heading

home to california. 7:26. as much water as they want despite the drought. those who are using unlimited free water with little oversight. >> there was an audi that passed by shooting like crazy. >> reporter: a frightening wakeup for a family. we'll tell you how the 15-year- old became the innocent victim in a drive-by shooting. good morning. traffic is going to be busy in the south bay. there's one spot that's busier than all of the traffic in santa clara valley. we'll tell you about it all -- coming up. a cooler day is shaping up around the bay area. patchy fog, low clouds rushing to the coast as well as parts of the bay. the cool breeze is strengthening, gusts to 35 miles an hour for some. i will have new numbers -- coming up. moments of certainty.

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7:30. we're following developing news out of san jose where a teenaged girl has been injured during a drive-by shooting. ktvu's alex savidge spoke with her about how she ended up caught in the middle of all of the violence. coming up in two minutes, he will tell us what she said. good morning once again. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and

traffic. steve's off. rosemary is here. i just ducked outside. it's good sleeping weather still this morning. >> oh, yeah. we have the cooler air moving into the bay area. so many of us know that the direction of the wind places a huge part in our weather. that's why we always look to fairfield and the onshore breeze blowing and gusting to 32 miles an hour. there is a cooldown coming your way for the inland areas today. temperatures right now, already a few degrees cooler outside our doors. 56 in fairfield. 56 walnut creek. 55 in oakland. chilly start over parts of the north bay. shades of blue independent kag the north bay locations. 49 santa rosa right now. around the bay, a lot of 50s. an half moon bay with partly cloudy skies reported. 54 degrees. let's squeeze in a few more numbers. 54 in orinda. castro valley, 52 for you. low 50s san ramon and 61 in pittsburg. for the afternoon today, the sea breeze will be blowing along the coast strong.

30-mile-an-hour gusts expected there. but inside the bay even the ininside cities will -- even the inside cities will feel it. 81 for napa. 3 in hayward. 65 in san francisco. 75 in mountain view. i think we'll hold steady for a while. i will show you that in the extended forecast coming up. good morning, sal. rosemary, good morning. we have a lot of slow traffic. i want to show you how bad the traffic is in the livermore valley. this was caused by slow traffic on 680. it's all one big chain reaction. it's taking about an hour and 11 minutes now on westbound 580 from grant line road to the 680 interchange and then after that, you have to drive south and head down from the 680 interchange to fremont. this whole drive is just awful this morning and again that's because of some earlier issues with the traffic there. northbound 101 very slow from before the capitol expressway all the way up to the sunnyvale area. 85 is slow and so is 280.

we don't have any major accidents to report here. on the eastshore freeway, we have slow traffic here coming through. we're almost at an hour to drive from the carquinez brink to the macarthur maze -- bridge to the macarthur maze. that's almost three, four times the normal drive time when there's nothing going on. bay bridge toll plaza is light. did i say it was light? that's a mistake. it's 30 to 40--minute delay. i guess that was wishful thinking. it's not light. definitely not. san francisco, northbound 101, that's moderate approaching the 80 split. back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. 7:33. we're following developing news from san jose, a teenager recovering after being caught in the middle of a drive-by shooting right outside of her house. her injuries described as minor. this happened on lasette and sunset avenue near 680. alex savidge, you are right there. what happened out there? >> reporter: well, dave, good morning to you. a 15-year-old girl doing okay this morning but pretty shaken

up after being injured in this drive-by shooting. it just happened right outside of her house early this morning. she and her family had nothing to do with what was going on. but bullets were flying outside of the home. one bullet hit the family's car. another one went inside the house. karla rodriquez was wounded by the gunfire. the teenager wasn't actually hit by a bullet. police say she likely was struck by debris, a piece of flying debris. this all happened around 4:45 on the 1900 block of stow street in san jose. rodriquez and her cousin heard their car alarm going off in the driveway. they came out to check on it. that's when they saw a man hiding out in the driveway. moments later a car pulled up and someone inside started firing at this man. >> as i was walking to him, there was an audi that passed by started to shoot.

i didn't know what to do. how to react. i just ran inside the house. it happened so fast. i didn't know what to think. i just didn't think anything at the molt. >> i molt -- at the moment. >> i was in the house and then the bullet went by and passed me on my chest and my arm. >> reporter: and rodriquez was treated by paramedics here at the scene for the injuries to both her wrists and chest and she was allowed to -- she was not taken to the hospital. she's back at home now recovering. the car involved in this drive- by shooting took off. it's unclear if the man who was the intended target here was hit by the gunfire. he was not found by police and the shooters are still out there. san jose police still looking for the people involved in this drive-by shooting that rattled an entire family. left two cousins shaken up. we're live in san jose, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:35. there will be no school today for students at uc santa barbara as they mourn the loss

of six students killed in friday night's shooting and stabbing rampage. this morningary we hearing from -- this morningary we hearing from -- this morning, we're hearing from one of the victim's parents. >> we would die a hundred times but we don't want our kids to get hurt. shouldn't happen to any family. >> george chen was one of three bay area residents stabbed to death. james hong, david wang were all in the apartment. grief counselors will be at leland high school where chen attended high school. and last night students at uc santa cruz held a vigil to honor the santa barbara victims. more than a thun dread students -- a hundred students attended

the ceremony. emily wall done went to her -- walden went to her prom with one of the victims. >> i'm coming here. it's real. >> so many showed up for the vigil, wear were not enough candles to go around. students at uc berkeley are planning a vigil tomorrow night. it will be held at the memorial glade, the big lawn area near the main library on campus. people are being told to bring a candle and lighter. janet napolitano has ordered flags at all universities to be lowered to half staff through sunday, june 1st. a man with ties to the bay area who cofounded rap genius, he's resigned. this comes after he made comments about the santa

barbara gunman's manifesto. this is a photo from his twitter page. the company valley wag reported he used their website which allows people to leave public comments about their news stories. reportedly, he said the manifesto was beautifully written and artful. later on, though, in a statement to valley wag, he said his statements were in horrible taste and that he's sorry that he wrote it. the uc santa barbara has set up a special fund now to honor the students who were killed. the university's chancellor says the money will be used to memorialize the victims contributions to the school's community. we have a lot more information on our channel 2 website, go to ktvu.com, click on the web links. 7:38. one question that seems to be on everyone's mind is could the isla vista ram pain have been prevented -- rm page have been

-- rampage have been prevented. the killer sent out a daily message. one company works for schools. they use computers to monitor for key words, then have people evaluate whether there might be a legitimate threat. >> no single parent or guardian or school or school district for that matter can filter through all of the information that's out there, in an effective manner. >> then it's up to school administrators to have an action plan and try to get help for the troubled student. in the case of the gunman in santa barbara, his family was alerted to the video and tried to intervene but they were too late. some were asking if laura's law could help prevent the tragedy. that's a state law that allows counties to set up programs to order people with severe mental illness. so far, nevada county is the only one to implipment the program. but just last week, san francisco supervisors promised

to put the matter before voters if the board does not approve a program by summer. happening today -- two students hurt in a protest at city college of san francisco plan to take legal action. christien kafton is live and says the list is pretty long. >> reporter: we're waiting for the news conference to start later on behalf of two city college of san francisco students who say they were injured in march. two students were participating in an oncampus protest against school administrators and new fee rules. the protest came to an end where protesters clashed with security and police officers. the two students say they were injured in the confrontation. one student said he suffered a concussion and two broken wrists. the other said he was sprayed at close range then tackled to the ground by officers. both were also arrested.

their attorney plans on filing suit and the san francisco community college district saying the pushing and shoving by officers was unnecessary. she's seeking medical expenses and better training. an attorney also says there will be new video of that clash between officers and students when that news conference gets underway at 10:00 this morning. for now we're live in san francisco. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. teachers in san francisco are planning a second rally demanding pay raises. the rally starts at 4:30 this afternoon at civic center secondary high school with an update on contract negotiations. this is video from the last rally in april. teachers want a 21% pay raise over the next three years. earlier this month, the school district counterproposing an 8% pay hike over three years. teachers claim their median salary is less than $60,000, a lot less than what's needed to buy a home in san francisco.

despite is the statewide drought, some people in california are still getting free access to all of the water they want. according to a review by the associated press, nearly 4,000 companies and farms are allowed to use free water with very little oversight. their special status dates back to agreements made more than a century ago when there was more water to spare. some companies include pg&e and the water departments in los angeles. the 7:42. southbound 280 in san francisco is back in business after a holiday closure. ktvu's tara moriarty just went on a test drive of the highway that reopened earlier this morning. and why facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg is being ordered to

appear in court in iran. what are the chances he will comply. >> we're still looking at a commute where traffic is busy and getting busy remember on highway 4 you can see it's slow coming over the hill in concord. we'll tell you more about the east bay commute. the bay area is in for a cooldown. i'm tracking one this morning. and temperatures dropping by 5, maybe 10 degrees. i will look at your current conditions and show you what you can expect for your current area coming up.

nigeria's military says it has located hundreds of kidnapped girls. but the country says it will not risk a rescue mission that could put the girls' lives in

danger. a top official says the location of the girls will not be released. he says if anyone tries to rush in and save them, the girls could be killed. a u.s. defense department spokesman told the associated press, though, the pentagon cannot confirm the reports about the nigerian girls and some military experts are skeptical. the girls were kidnapped from their school by islamist extremists on april 14th. the malaysian government has released the satellite data it used to conclude that the missing malaysian jet crashed into the indian ocean. family members of the 239 people on board the plane have been demanding the release of this data. they want independent experts to take a look at it. flight 370 headed to beijing on march 8th. an ongoing search effort has still found no trace of the plane. 7:46. pope francis says he's gonna meet face to face with a group of sex abuse victims next month

at the vatican. he made the announcement yesterday while declaring a zero-tolerance policy for any member of the clergy who sexually abuses children. sean o'malley is one of the pope's topped a visors on this -- advisers on their very explosive issue. >> the concern is to make sure there are clear and effective protocols to deal with situations where superiors in the church have not fulfilled their obligations to protect children. >> now, many clergy abused victims, they are calling the meeting a vatican pr stunt. they say it won't lead to any major changes in church policy. 7:47. china wants the u.s. to stop what it calls unscrew -- inscrupulous spying. the complaint comes a week after u.s. prosecutors charged five chinese military officials

with hacking into american companies to steal trade secrets. during president obama's surprised trip to afghanistan over the weekend, the white house mistakenly revealed the name of the cia's top official in afghanistan. the officer's name was included on a list of 15 american officials who met with president obama during his visit. the list was sent in an e-mail to thousands of journalists. the white house is now asking anyone who received the e-mail not to public the official's name saying it could put his life and his family in danger. and this morning an iranian judge ordered facebook founder mark zuckerberg to appear in court in tehran. the judge wants him to respond to complaints by individuals who say two apps owned by facebook are violating their privacy. a news agency reports the judge ordered what's app and instagram to be blocked. it's unlikely he will go to tehran since the u.s. and iran

do not have an extradition treaty. he's gonna stay right here in the bay area. >> not going anywhere. >> uh-huh. hey, sal, we've got sol problems in the -- some problems in the east bay. where are they? >> all over the place. a lot of slow traffic. highway 24, the drive time has been up from pleasant hill road as you drive over to the tunnel. so it's double what it was earlier this morning. 17 minutes. you can see a lot of it is slow in la fayette. at the bay bridge, you can see traffic is backed up for a 40 to 45-minute drive time getting across. it's been very slow as you drive through. i want to mention the traffic on 680 as well as you drive from concord to walnut creek is very slow. you can see the slow traffic in concord all the way down to danville. this is the slowest commute. westbound 580 out of the altamont pass. solid line of slow traffic all the way to dublin, pleasant

interchange. 680 is backed up out of san ramon all the way to fremont. those are terrible commutes. let's go to rosemary. good morning to you. a nice day in store giving you a live look at jack london square. we have a light breeze blowing here where it's quite robust through the delta gusting to 30, 35 miles an hour at times through fairfield. if this is your morning drive, ridge of high pressure moving out and taking the warm air with it. we have a system dropping out of the pacific northwest approaching northern california. it's brought back the breeze. we have patchy fog, partly cloudy skies along the coast as well as across the bay. for the afternoon, it will bring down those afternoon highs. temperatures anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees below what we had yesterday for our inland cities. take a look at some of these winds. definitely onshore in areas like oakland, 7 miles an hour. we showed you the flag blowing a moment ago. concord is southerly. i think it will be breezy out there the entire day. but fairfield, 32 miles per

hour. this will cool down all the way into the central. i think even sacramento not going to be as hot as it was over the weekend. we'll take a few more looks here. we have hayward with an onshore breeze at 6. livermore, 9. san jose, 8. half moon bay 8 as well. for the afternoon, the sea breeze will pick up and it is expected to be really strong along the coastline to about 30 miles per hour at times. that to be aware of if you are along the coastline. temperatures right now, 55 in concord. 52 in napa. 56 san francisco. santa rosa has been trailing behind in the upper 40s for most of the morning. 57 san jose. 64 in antioch. mild outside your door. for the afternoon, it will feel pretty good. 81 for novato. upper 70s in san rafael as well as kentfield. low 70s in richmond. low 80s walnut creek as well as danville. 82 in pleasanton. get closer to the water, it's

mild. 72 san leandro. 70 degrees in alameda. into the south bay where we have 80 degrees this afternoon for saratoga, 81 in morgan hill, san jose you will go to 77. 70s. san francisco, 65. breezy along the coast. breezy afternoon inside the bay as well if you are thinking about heading to the giants' game later tonight and into the evening hours. the winds will be with us. the as as well in oakland. your extended forecast, a little change in store for wednesday. temperatures moving upward just a few degrees on thursday. coming back down on friday. subtle changes in store as we get into the weekend. slightly cooler for inland cities. upper 70s in the forecast around the bay. upper 60s at the coast. low 60s in the forecast. back to the desk. happening today -- in fact, just 20 minutes from right now, president obama is due to see the science projects at the white house science fair.

now, about 100 students from all over the country, including here in the bay area, they are displaying their science projects at the white house. this is video from last year. now, this year the focus is on girls and women and their science and technology accomplishments. 19-year-old maria haynes of santa cruz is there. now, maria designed a concussion cushion for the helmets of football players. by the way, maria wants to become the first female college head football coach. >> good for her. the search continues for the masked gunman responsible for a terrifying drive-by shooting. mum, what walnut creek police are -- coming up, what walnut creek police are saying about the mum and the -- about the gunman and the two victims. so happy he's here. >> graduation ceremony takes a surprise turn. grab the tissue. a girl that received a lot more

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it was an extra special day for a high school graduate in north dakota who received a lot more than just her diploma. >> he's here. [ cheers and applause ] >> tyler's father chris is in the air force. for the past five months, he's been serving his last deployment in cuba, he was expected to miss her graduation ceremony on sunday. but at the last minute, he made it home for her big moment. it wasn't just a surprise for her. the whole family was shocked to see him. >> these are just things you see on youtube or tv. it's nothing that really happens to people that you know. so it's just the best feeling in the world. and tyler says check this out, her mom's friend made a cardboard cutout of her dad to put in the audience.

but she says having the real thing there was so much better. >> dads know how to do that. >> yes. well, this week, a 19-year- old m.i.t. student is hoping to start his flight into the record books. his name is matt. he plans to fly around the world by himself. that would make him the youngest pilot to complete the solo flight. he says his love of flying started when he was just a kid playing flight simulator games. that's when he told his parents he wanted to really learn to fly. >> i think they thought i was gonna do this 20-minute flight and get it out of my system and then three days later, i'm flying all over the word. >> he plans to take off from san diego today or tomorrow. the first part of his journey, south dakota. he will make 20 stops. the trip should take about 40 days. he needs to complete that

journey before july 24th to break the record. >> a little bit of a time crunch there. >> yes. developing news from san jose. we've been telling it for the past hour. a 15-year-old girl hurt in a drive-by shooting. what she and her cousin heard that woke them up and then put them in the line of fire. >> reporter: we're buckling up because we're gonna take a drive on 280 southbound. it's now open. we'll drive it live in a couple of minutes. we're looking at more traffic in the east bay. we're looking at the san mateo brick. it will take people longer to get here. i will tell you why. mostly sunny skies outside our doors. but with a stronger onshore breeze. a little bit of patchy fog. a cooler air moving into the bay area. no rapid warmup walling our way this morning -- coming our way this morning.

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and stabbing rampage in santa barbara. coming up in two minutes, janine de la vega will tell us how this school will be honoring the victims, plus we'll bring you reaction from school district officials. stay tuned for that. tuesday morning, i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. rosemary is in for steve. cooler today. yes, definitely shaping up, feeling it already cooler outside the doors. the low clouds are back. hugging up against the coast. drifted into the east bay with the onshore breeze strengthening for today. i think the temperatures will begin to tumble for the second half, already a cooler start this morning. the gusts could reach 30 miles per hour this afternoon along the coast, through the del -- delta, already seeing it where we have 30, 32 miles an hour with the gusts there.

santa rosa climbing out of the 40s. now switching over to 54. 53 san francisco. 54 in hayward. 59 san jose. our temperatures are creeping up. over the weekend where we have the warm air in place, we saw a rapid rebound in place. not seeing that this morning. 56 foster city. palo alto checking in at 61. the second half of the day, a notable change, especially for our inland cities. let me show you a comparison for some areas. napa yesterday hit 89. today you will go to 81. you will feel that for today. 90 in concord. you will drop 9 degrees. upper 70s in oakland yesterday. today, low 70s. in san jose, you will go to 7 this afternoon where -- 77 this afternoon where yesterday you were at 82. low 70s for the coast. mid-70s for san francisco. 70s around the bay. low 80s for the hottest location. 83 expected in antioch for the second half of your afternoon. i think these numbers are gonna stick around for a while. i will show you that in the extended forecast. show you the next weekend

coming our way. good morning, sal. good morning, rosemary. traffic is vo slow in -- is very slow in many areas. the east bay commute has been horrible, on 580. this commute is taking a long time. drive times are well more than an hour. 98 minutes. it's an hour and a half to drive between the whole commute. i want to let you know that if you are driving on 580 or 680, it's slow. the south bay is getting into the act getting in the valley. not to forget the north bay. petaluma traffic, northbound and southbound is very slow. novato, southbound 101 from roland just to the central san rafael exit is gonna be slow. i want to mention the traffic on the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze run is about an hour and seven minutes now getting down to the bay bridge toll plaza. and this morning, we do have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza here. it's a 35 to 40-minute drive time getting into san

francisco. it's 8:03. let's go back to 280. almost everywhere on this tuesday, it feels like a monday, slow. speaking of traffic there's good news to tell you about from caltrans about that huge memorial day weekend highway project affecting san francisco traffic. southbound 280 reopened, five hours ago. it was three hours ahead of the deadline. ktvu's tara moriarty has been hon a test drive of the -- on a hest drive and is back with us -- test drive and is back with us live. tara? >> reporter: it has not been that crowded. we're about to get on. let's take off. we got the clear to 280 southbound. it was supposed to open at 5:00 a.m. this morning but it opened at 2:00 in the morning. if we take a look to the left, that's probably where the story is, the traffic is pretty bad

there. on 101 -- 101 as well if you are headed into san francisco. the reason they had to shut down 280 was because con-- because construction crews need do retrofitting. once they did that, now the freeway will be able to accommodate better and be safer in the event of an earthquake. we're approaching the mara pose saw area -- miraposa stretch. it's slow there southbound. as we saw with this dry run, we saw that the traffic wasn't really too bad. i don't know if you had a chance to get on the freeway at all but we definitely had, you

know, pretty clear freeways on 280 and 101 wasn't really that bad except i think it was thursday as people were trying to get head out of town type of thing. but over the weekend, it clear. when i headed back from out of town, i think it was sun. it was absolutely here. we're getting ready to get off on cesar chavez, not a bad commute at all. we're live in san francisco. back to you. >> thank you, tara. 8:06. we're still following developing news from san jose. we first told you about this 90 minutes ago. police out there searching for the people responsible for a drive by shooting that injured a 15-year-old girl. it happened at 4:45 in the 1900 mock of stow street -- block of stow street. carla rodriquez and her cousin were awakened by the car alarm going on off. they went outside, they found a

man standing in their driveway. right after that, a car drove up and someone started shooting from the car. rodriquez was not hit by a bullet but police say she was probably hit by a piece of flying depre -- debris. >> it's something that you don't expect to go through at 4:00 this morning. >> now, the car involved in that drive-by shooting drove off. we still don't know if the man who was the intended target was hit by the gunfire. alex savidge is following this still developing story. we'll bring you an update from the teen's home coming up at 8:30. to the continuing coverage of the mass shooting and stabbing near uc santa barbara. today has been declared a day of morning by the college while the community still reels from the death of six students. janine de la vega joins us live in san jose where she just spoke to someone from the

school district and you have more on what students are doing to remember the three local victims. >> reporter: classes just began here. it may be a difficult day for those who knew george chen. he graduated here in 201. he's one of the -- 2012. he's one of the victims being remembered. three students from the bay area were killed by a young man who went on a violent rampage last friday near the uc santa barbara campus. 20-year-old david wang was visiting an apartment near ucsd when he was stabbed to death. james hong lived at the apartment and was also stabbed to date. he was a graduate from lindburg high school in san jose and a former first grade teaching assistant at the rainbow chinese school. the last student stabbed was george chen. he was described as a good person who volunteered and used to be a camp counselor at the ymca in san jose. his parents visited the

memorial set up outside of the home where he and two others were killed. >> it was tragic for all of us to hear that he was an alumni of leland. leland has a strong sense of school pride. they are the charmers. they are the chargers. once a charger, also a charger. we went to express our condole lenses. >> last night a vigil was held at uc santa cruz so students there could pay their respects students. so many showed up to mourn. there were not enough candles. many did not know the victims but they wanted to console those who did. grief counselors will be here as well as at lindbrook high school in san jose. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel

2 news. ♪ >> vigils are being held all around the state. last night students at ucla held candles to remember the six lives lost near uc santa barbara. a mick shift memorial is -- a makeshift memorial is set up at westlake high school where one of the victims, veronika weiss was a student. one of the injured was nick pasichuke of alamo. a family friend, laura yorke, says nick and her son played water polo together from the fifth grade all the way to high school. pasichuke was in santa barbara visiting a friend when suspected killer, elliot rodger, hit him with his car and broke both of nick's legs. yorke said she's the texted with nick and has talked to his mother. >> will have to have a lot of rehabilitation. it bothers me a lot. it borgters me that the -- bocketters me that the -- bothers me that the other six have to deal with the death of

their children. >> nick is a freshman at the university. he's on the water polo team. stay with us for the latest on the tragedy. we'll keep you updated. teachers in san francisco are planning a second rally today demanding pay raises. the rally starts at 4:30 this afternoon at civic center's secondary high school with an update on contract negotiations. this is video from the last rally in april. teachers want a 21% pay raise over the next three years. earlier this month, the school district counters proposing an 8% pay hike over three years. teachers claim their medium salary is less than $61,000. a lot less than what's needed to buy a home in san francisco. i believe we're reporting it's over $100,000 earlier. >> yes. the sfpd and the city

college of san francisco getting slapped with a lawsuit. coming up why two students are taking action following a recent protest. it will be a real blast on independence day in one city. the last-minute move that kept the fireworks show alive. good morning. we're still looking at a lot of slow traffic on this tuesday back to work. as we look at the santa clara valley, northbound 280 is slow. but the east bay has even slower traffic. we'll take a look at both -- straight ahead. patchy fog, a stronger onshore breeze. these are signs of a cooling trend entering the bay area. how much cooler we'll be for your area -- coming up.

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ingredients for life. walnut creek police are still searching for the masked gunman who wounded two people in a terrifying drive-by shooting. it happened sunday night while a man and woman were driving home from a concert at the nearby pavilion. the gunman pulled alongside their car and started shooting. investigators are going through cell phone records among other things to try to figure out why the gunman targeted those two people. >> it looks as if they may have known each other or there may be a connection. we're not too sure. it doesn't appear to be a random type act, a random drive- by shooting. >> the man shot is in critical condition. the woman was treated for a gunshot wound and released from

the hospital. 8:16. happening today, a mountain view police officer accused of possessing child pornography is due in court. kevin nguyen was arrested earlier this month after sexual images of children were found on his computer. he's a patrol officer but also is a sketch artist. the seven-year veteran is right now on paid leave. 8:16. a fremont man is due in court after police say he confessed to killing his wife. this is the booking photo of 42- year-old balvir singh. police say family members discovered the body of his wife at the couple's home on royal palm drive sunday morning. he was arrested hours later in milpitas. he left home with his passport. police say evidence suggests

his wife was strangled. new information about a wildfire, one that's forced more than 100 people to evacuate in central california. it keeps growing near lake mcclure. and cal fire announced the flames have burned 900 acres. that's up from last hour. right now, hundreds of firefighters are out there. they are using helicopters and bulldozers to fight those flames. firefighters say it all started yesterday afternoon as a structure fire. but because of all of the dry conditions and the wind it quickly spread. the fire activity or the burning conditions are more conducive or consistent with what you would see in probably july or august. an evacuation center has been set up for people forced to evacuate. right now, calfire still isn't sure what sparked the flames. 8:17. petaluma will have 4th of july fireworks lighting up the skies

for many years to come. sonoma media group agreed to sponsor the popular fireworks show at the marin fair ground. it sponsored last year's show. now it has a long-term deal. the city of petaluma used to sponsor the fireworks, but budget problems forced them to cancel it. local businesses paid for the fireworks show. >> good for them. >> uh-huh. 8:18. when sal says it's terrible, you -- >> you know -- >> the east bay, sal? >> hideous. terrible, ridiculous. any other adjective you can come up with. some that you could probably keep to yourself in your own car. [laughter] >> let's take a look at what we have. it's very slow. everyone is back. if you are driving from livermore to -- or from san ramon to from mont, it will be slow. this whole commute time has been slow. 680 is backed up out of concord

and 24 to oakland. and here's some of the drive times for you. 80, 56 minutes from the car keen niz bridge to the macarthur maze -- carquinez bridge to macarthur maze. and 880 to thornton fremont, 31 minutes. not great. let's go to live pictures. the bay bridge is backed up for a 35-minute delay between the toll plaza/s macarthur maze area and the bridge. i want to men then there's slow traffic and it's a little slow into the valley. let's go to rosemary. a pretty day in store. giving you a live look over the blue sky. the onshore breeze is strengthening,en even dwight strong -- even quite strong. checking in on the wind. what's changing the pattern? what's gonna drive those

temperatures down? ridge of high pressure moving out. so is the warm air. the influence has been a stronger onshore breeze. the patchy fog, low clouds back along the coast into the east bay a little bit earlier. it looks like it's burning off. the cooler air will continue to move in our direction. the onshore breeze will continue to blow. we have temperatures coming down for your afternoon. continuing to track hurricane amanda, developed into a tropical storm at the start of the weekend. by sunday, it was a category 4. a strong category 4 with winds to 155 miles per hour reported. now the winds 125 and beginning to actually fizzle a little bit more as we get into the next couple of hours. not expecting to threaten any parts of the mainland into north america. take a look at some of this remnant moisture that's beginning to pull in. this could reach into the desert southwest. but this is about as far as it is extending at this moment. so the first named storm for the eastern pacific hurricane

season and amanda now the strongest to develop in may. very strong category 4. 56 degrees right now in oakland as well as napa. santa rosa, catching up. 54 degrees outside your door. at some point, santa rosa, novato, wart reporting up -- reporting upper 40s. 66 in antioch. 59 in livermore. these degrees are cooler. for the afternoon, quite a bit cooler. 81 for napa. 81 for novato. 78 for san rafael. into the east bay, low 70s for the shore line. low 80s for the inland east bay. santa clara valley, a nice day for you. 77 san jose as well as cupertino. 76 redwood city, 70 degrees san mateo. 65 in san francisco. low 60s at the coast and breezy for the afternoon. the extended forecast here now temperatures are back to the seasonal average. they will hold here for wednesday. slightly warmer on thursday and then temperatures drop a little bit as we get into your bay area weekend. always in view showing up mid-

to upper 60s in the forecast for the inland cities. upper 60s around the bay. low 60s at the coast. back to the desk. 8:21. new details have just been released in the death of princess diana. in just about 30 minutes, the information we now know about the moments following that car crash in paris. but first -- the secret millionaire, the one who has been hiding cash around the bay area, he's inspired another act of generosity. the controversy new giveaway that's now making headlines. ♪

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a man who launched a social media treasure hunt is now speaking out. he calls himself hiddencash. and in an interview with ktvu, he speaks about this. >> many is a tool, use it to enjoy your life and to bring happiness to others. >> he says he made his money in san francisco real estate and has left $5,000 in envelopes so far. each containing about $100. he adds he plans to leave envelopes with cash in them in san jose starting tomorrow and he will expand his treasure hunt to los angeles next weekend. eventually, he hopes to take the idea worldwide. >> all right, tori. it might not be cash but some people in seattle are finding a surprise of their own.

yenny is putting up fliers around seattle with free marijuana attached to them. the fliers say "these are tough times. take this weed and keep your spirits high." now, she says she first started to give out free marijuana in new york before she moved to washington state. now that marijuana is legal in washington state she's not worried about getting arrested. >> they probably have worst things to worry about. i don't think they will come after the weed fairy. >> she thrives to put the fliers up where most people are 18 or older. she doesn't want the marijuana falling into the wrong hands. deliveries are only expected to continue for a few weeks. then the weed farry is -- fairy is leaving seattle and heading home to california. awakened by a car alarm and then caught in a drive-by shooting. >> the cops kept telling us how lucky we were that we didn't get shot.

>> the frightening ordeal for two girls in san jose, just over three hours ago. >> reporter: a clash on the city college of san francisco campus. >> what are you doing! what are you doing! >> reporter: we'll tell you what two students involved are looking for. good morning. right now we're looking at traffic that's gonna be busy in many areas -- look at highway 24, that's a big mess. we'll tell you what is causing this slow traffic. a cooler day is underway with a notable drop coming for the afternoon. stronger sea breeze patchy fog. the signs are there. how much cooler i expect we'll be for the second half of the day -- coming up.

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how lucky we were that we didn't get shot. >> boy, caught in the middle of a violent confrontation and a young girl injured in a drive- by shooting. we're live in san jose. a live picture here, at a house where a family is understandably very shaken up this morning. a drive-by shooting sent bullets flying into their house. now, ktvu's alex savidge is out there now. he's talking to the family. coming up in two minutes, alex will tell us what got their attention that something was not right moments before the shooting started. stay tuned for that. good morning. it's tuesday, the 27th of may. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve is off today but there's rosemary. we're waking up with mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. patchy fog is back. it drifted across into the east bay. partly cloudy to mostly clear skies at this point in areas like oakland. we also have the onshore breeze. take a look.

howling through fairfield at 33 miles per hourle when it gets to be that strong, we know cooler weather is moving in for the afternoon. 68 degrees right now in antioch. a rebound happening in your neighborhood. low 60s, walnut creek. still in the 50s around the bay. 55 san francisco. and 50 for santa rosa as well as novato. areas along the east bay -- i should say north bay valley woke up in the upper 40s. it was a chilly start for some. those temperatures have rebounded. for your afternoon today, temperatures not as warm. by noontime, upper 50s at the coast, upper 70s for our warmest locations. take a look at this map. some areas like fairfield, antioch, livermore, into areas right around santa rosa, 5 to 10 degrees below what we had yesterday. no 90s here. we have 81 in concord. 72 in oakland. 65 san francisco, low 60s in pacifica. a very comfortable day when it comes to the temperatures. i think it will be breezy for some. we'll take a look at the winds

and the extended forecast into the weekend coming up. good morning, sal. >> good morning. we're looking at traffic on highway 24, by the way, that has really become very slow. we're gonna show you 24 in a moment here but the eastshore freeway is very slow. let's go to the toll plaza because westbound bay bridge toll plaza has been slow heading out to the toll plaza. now, some of the traffic is slow bad in the east bay that we haven't had the traffic make it out to the toll plaza. i'm not laferning with you -- latch -- i'm laughing with you, not against you. it's been a 35, 40-minute delay. we're seeing some improvement. let's get out to the freeways here on 580 that i'm talking about. 580, 680. some of the 80 freeways. 680. all over the freeway we are seeing a lot of slow traffic. it's not just one freeway, not

just one problem. multiple communities are just so. some of these commutes are very slow as you drive on 580, for example. this is highway 24. look at it. it's 37 minutes, that tripled or quadrupled your drive time. people are very slow. i'm looking at the list to see if there is an accident. i'm not finding it. we'll get to the bottom of it for you. 8:33. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. still follow be developing news from san jose, that's where a teenager is recovering after being caught in the middle of a drive-by shooting right outside of her house. her injuries are described as minor. it happened on lasette and sunset. alex savidge is there now. what happened out there? >> reporter: well, dave, it was a drive-by shooting right outside of this home early this morning. thankfully, this 15-year-old girl she was not seriously hurt. she was not hit by a bullet.

she was, in fact, struck by flying debris that was part of this drive-by shooting. she was not seriously hurt. but she was pretty shake be up -- shaken up. >> i was in the house. the bullet passed me on my chest and arm. >> reporter: carla rodriquez has minor wounds. she showed us the injuries. she was treated by paramedics here at the scene. she didn't have to go to the hospital. the shooting happened just about 4:45 this morning on the 1900 block of stow street in san jose. rodriquez and her cousin herd their car alarm going off in the driveway. they came outside to check on it. that's when they saw a man they didn't know hiding out in their driveway. moments later, a car pulled up and someone inside started firing at the man toward the house. the two cousins raced inside for cover and feel lucky to

have survived. >> definitely grateful. the cops kept telling us how lucky we were that we didn't get shot because we were so exposed to the scene. definitely grateful. >> reporter: the shooter was gone by the time police got here. it doesn't appear as though the man who was the intended target was hit by gunfire. those two cousins caught in the middle of this drive-by shooting told me this morning, the next time their car alarm goes off in the middle of the night, they say they will call police first and they won't go outside to investigate. we're live this morning in san jose, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. no school today for students at uc santa barbara as they mourn the loss of six students killed in friday night's shooting and stabbing rampage. this morning's we're hearing from the parents of one of the bay area victims. >> we could die hundred times, thousand times. but we don't want our kids

getting hurt. it shouldn't happen to any family. >> george chen was one of three bay area residents stabbed to death when elliot rodger went on a rampage. james hong, david wang and chen were all found dead in the apartment chen shared with rodger not too far from campus. grief counselors will be at leland high school today where chen attended high school. universities all over the country and here in the bay area are mourning in solidarity with uc santa barbara. last night, students at uc santa cruz held a vickil to honor -- vigil to honor the victims. more than a hundred students attended the ceremony. many did not have a connection to the victims but some did like emily walden. she went to her junior prom with doctors martinez, who was shot and killed by the gunman. >> just like it's -- coming

here, it's like -- just now it's real. >> so many showed up for the vigil. there were not enough candles to go around. >> students are planning to hold a vigil tomorrow night. it will be held at 8:00 at the memorial glade, the big lawn area near the main library on campus. people are being told to bring a candle and lighter. uc president janet napolitano has ordered frags at all -- flags at all university facilities to be lowered at half staff through sunday, june 1st. san francisco police are searching for the gunman responsible for a deadly drive- by shooting. it happened in the bayview district during a memorial day bay barbecue. one person was killed. two others were hurt. it happened shortly after 5:00 yesterday evening. evidence markers here and crime tape are marking the spot where the shooting occurred. police say the drive by shooters started shooting, hitting two people in a hail of

bullets. a third person was wounded running from the scene. >> it doesn't surprise me. i just pray for better. memorial day. why? >> last night, police were out going door to door in that neighborhood trying to find witnesses. homicide investigators say several people probably saw the getaway car but they are afraid to talk. 8:38. happening today, two students hurt in a protest at city college of san francisco, a couple of months ago plan to take legal action today. christien kafton is live where in 90 minute, the students' attorneys are holding a news conference. good morning. >> reporter: about ten minutes ago i had a chance to speak with the attorney representing the two young men. she says they will be out here. these are the two city college of san francisco students who say that they were injured during a campus protest in

march. now, the two students were participating in an on-campus demonstration. protesters clashed with campus security and san francisco police officers. the two students say they were injured in that confrontation. one student said he suffered a concussion and two broken wrists. the other was sprayed in the eyes with pepper spray at close range and then tackled by officers. both. those students were arrested. their children plans to filed suit against the city and county and the san francisco community college district saying the pushing and shoving by the officers was unnecessary. she says that she is seeking medical expenses and better training for the officers involved. that attorney says there will be new video released a little bit later on this morning of that clash. again that news conference set to get underway here on the college campus at 10:00 this morning. standing by we're live in san francisco, christien kafton,

ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:39. the white house admits it made a mistake. a dangerous mistake. what happened during president obama's surprise trip to afghanistan that may put lives in danger. >> reporter: the southbound lanes of 280 are open now. it's the northbound lanes that are backed up. we'll tell you why this stretch of freeway -- this won't be the last time that it closes over a holiday week. the drive time on highway 24 because of an accident in la fayette has continued to grow and meanwhile, you are stuck in slow traffic that doesn't get any better all the way around the corner here. we'll tell you more about this -- coming up. i'm tracking a cool down enter the bare for your tuesday. when we come back, i will update your current conditions and i will tell you how much i expect the highs to drop -- coming up. for over 60,000 california foster children,

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a stretch of 280 in san francisco is back in business this morning after a long holiday weekend closure. it reopened at 2:00 a.m., three hours ahead of schedule. ktvu's tara moriarty has been doing some test drives live on the air. you drove extremely well. we're glad to see that, tara. [laughter] >> reporter: thank you. >> and everything seemed to go

pretty smoothly. >> reporter: yeah, it's hard to multitask, i will tell you that. you can see the southbound lanes are moving nicely. it's the northbound lanes that are backed up at the moment. this was not the case on -- over the past five days, i would say on the left-hand side of your screen there. this is what you are looking at 280 southbound. that was desolate if you got a chance to drive by the northbound lanes at all. now, the southbound lanes had been shut down last thursday from the king street onramp to the pennsylvania offramp at cesar chavez and they were slated to open at 5:00 a.m. but they opened at 2:00 a.m. crews were doing work on the bridge. >> it's been a very, very tough -- it's been a very challenging project. they had to bring in crews from other projects just to make sure that we made the deadline.

>> reporter: now, the work was timed for a holiday weekend to minimize the traffic backups. it really did work. last night crews cleaned up the site. they painted lines, put up signage. more retrofitting will be done for the 4th of july weekend as well as labor day. but in the northbound direction to complete the exact same project. we're live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. time is 8:45. let's go to sal. wait a minute. >> i know. >> nonstop traffic problems around the east bay. >> they are everywhere. >> a lot of my friends, they text me now. they say what's going on -- what's going on? can you tell me? it's all over the bray. not just the -- it's all over the bay. not just the bay bridge. my theories, more volume, the booming economy and people have adjusted their drive times and are all going it seems between 6:00 and 8:30 and then you throw in a crash like we had on 24. when there's a crash, the

traffic is ridiculous. i mean, 43 minutes. do you know how long it should take you? eight minutes to drive this stretch. eight minutes. we're at 43. the crash is at okolonies road. you need to know about this. we'll just issue a sal alert. [laughter] >> let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for 25, 30- minute delay. it's getting better. people are not getting through. if you want to use an alternate -- let's say you want to avoid highway 24 there is the accident. you could use 680. it's slow getting down to danville. you could use 580 but 580 will be slow getting across to castro valley. let's go to rosemary. okay. temperatures are falling for your afternoon. giving you a live look here across the bay bridge and into san francisco, beautiful sky line for you there.

if you look bay far back, you can see the low clouds. they are back. the patchy fog. onshore breeze. we're looking at a cooldown for your afternoon. it's hard to say cool, when i'm expecting you to hit 81 degrees. but we'll call it more comfortable because take a look at what we had yesterday and what's going on for today. 89 in napa. yesterday, 81. oakland, 72. yesterday you were at 78. san jose, 77. yesterday not bad either at 82. this ridge of high pressure moving out of the way being pushed a i side by a -- pushed aside by a cooler pattern. it's really brought back the onshore breeze. the winds are gusting to 30, 35 miles per hour through fairfield. that will usher the cool air into the central valley. 54 degrees in santa rosa. 58 san francisco. 56 in oakland. upper 50s in concord as well as san jose. as we get into the afternoon, let's take a look at san jose because this is a beautiful

day. 69 degrees at 11:00. 74 at 2:00 and then low 70s's we settle -- 70s as we settle in the dinner hour. and then you are still at 63 degrees. where i do think it could get hectic along the coast through the delta where the winds will continue to blow for the afternoon. everyone will have 10, 20 miles an hour. but it will be really gust along the bay and through fairfield, maybe the drive home tough. 82 for fairfield. 81 in sonoma. 82 in clearlake. 78 in sonoma. these numbers right about where we should be for in time of year. over the weekend, the unofficial start to summer. 83 brentwood. 82 for livermore low 7 fossor the east bayshore line. santa clara valley, looking good. 74 for as you head closer to the water in santa cruz. 76 in redwood city. 65 this afternoon for san francisco. cool and brisk at the coast

with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. the extended forecast here, a little change in store for your midweek wednesday. tad warmer on thursday. a tad cooler on friday. notice a little variation here. as we get into your bay area weekend, always in view, temperatures in the upper 70s for the inland 60s. low 60s along the shore. back to the desk. >> that was a tad good forecast. thank you. offers of a reward are just pouring in for the return of that stolen scooter that belongs to giants' star hunter pence. pence said it was stolen from outside of the rose house sunday night. as a reward for giving it back, pence is offering a signed bobblehead doll that shows him riding the scooter. epic rose house has offered two free dinners for the return of it. lefty o'doul's $200 and two free

drinks. princess diana died in a paris car crash in 1997 along with her boyfriend and the chauffeur. british officials finally released some information only after massive editing mostly of nails. it containts a minute by minute log of events immediately following the crash. among them, the exact moment that diana's live support machine was switched off at 3:45 a.m. about two and a half hours after the crash. hard to believe, back in 1997 that she died. >> yes. 8:50 a judge said he's gotta come to court. why mark zuckerberg is being ordered to appear in court in iran. what are the chances he will comply.

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breaking news out of oakland where police are investigating a threat against kaiser hospital. a specific and credible criminal threat was made against the hospital. our crews have seep an increased police presence at their broadway facility. the contra costa times says advisories were sent to patients and employees to show up later in the day. and we've seen multiple reports on social media of people

confirming that their appointments were canceled or delayed. kaiser has released a statement that two of its facilities will not be open until 12:30 today. they include the specialty medical office and broadway medical office on broadway. police will not say what the actual threat was but that it was received sometime yesterday and they are actively working to identify and locate those responsible. stay tuned to ktvu on air and online for the latest on this developing story, a credible threat against kaiser hospital in oakland. pope francis says he's gonna meet face to face with a group of sex abuse victims next month at the vatican. he made the announcement yesterday while declaring a zero-tolerance policy for any member of the clergy who sexually abuses children. sean o'malley is one of the pope's top advisers on this explosive issue. >> concern is to make sure that

there are clear and effective protocols to deal with situations where superiors in the church have not fulfilled their obligations to protect children. >> now, many clergy abuse victims, they are saying this meeting at the vatican is a pr stunt. they say it won't lead to any major changes in church policy. 8:55. china wants the u.s. to stop what it calls unscrupulous cyber spying. chinese investigators say a month-long investigation reveals that china is the major target of u.s. cyber spying. the complaint comes a week after u.s. prosecutors charged five chinese military officers with hacking into american companies to steal trade secrets. during president obama's surprise trip to afghanistan over the weekend. the white house mistakenly revealed the name of the cia's top official in afghanistan.

the officer's name was included on a list of 15 american officials who met with president obama during his visit. the list was sent in an e-mail to thousands of journalists. the white house is now asking anyone who received the e-mail not to publish the official's name, saying it could put his life and his family in danger. today is deadline today for the l.a. clippers' owner, donald sterling. he has until the end of the day to formally respond to the nba's 30-page document about charges tied to his infamous racist rat. but the -- rat. but the nba may not get a response from sterling. so far, he's refused to pay the $2.5 million fine and his wife, shelly, is now in charge of the forced sale of the clippers. she reportedly is receiving offers as high as $1 billion. this morning, a judge in iran ordered facebook founder

mark zuckerberg to appear in court in tehran. the judge wants him to respond to complaints by individuals who say the two apps owned by facebook are violating their privacy. a news agency reports a judge also ordered what's app and instama'am blocked. it's to the -- instagram blocked. it's not clear if he will go there. a chance to win tickets to james taylor and his all star band in concord for ticket tuesday. three lucky viewers will have a chance to win a pair of tickets to see the show at the concord pavilion on june 3rd. for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight, put in the event word, "carolina." i've seen him twice. really good. >> all right. hey, sal, where do you start? >> we start on highway 24. >> okay. >> here you are on 24. in your mind you may be going

to carolina. it will take you 43 minutes to drive from walnut creek all the way up to the tunnel. 42 minutes. quickly let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and the traffic is backed up for a 20- minute drive time. if you are driving this morning on the rest of 24, it looks good. let's go to rosemary. a notable drop in temperatures coming today. seasonal numbers for the weekend and then cooler temperatures for the weekend. okay. thank you. thank you for making ktvu news your choice for news. we'll have more on the credible threat to kaiser on the noon news. good morning nelly! woah.

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