>> there was some tight competition last night in the elections. we are live in the south bay. reporting about updated election results and some closely watched races. >> and day three of the muni sickout. moments ago we received new information on the number of buses and trains running this morning. >> we have new video released by the taliban. the first glimpse it provides into the moment that sergeant bo bergdahl was officially released. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. thank you for joining us. this is a live picture from the muni service yard. this is 23rd and indiana in san francisco. still a lot of buses in there but we do know that more buses are running today than in the past. the rest of the week. this morning they tell us they are running at 75% of capacity. as we enter day three of the

sickout now. how that compares to other days coming up in two minutes. we will talk more about muni. it is wednesday, june 4th i'm pam cook. >> good morning i'm brian flores in for dave clark. let's get your day started with weather and traffic. >> big fog bank making some what of a push. high pressure is bidding in. that will allow warmer temps inland. don't see much of a change. but by the weekend it will be nice by the coast but warm to hot inland. we get more 90s. today it will be more 80s. high pressure doesn't take much. oakland will be nice downtown. out of those 60s we will go into low 70s. over all the fog is there. i mean it is sold out up and down the coast. the sea breeze which was just absolutely turbo charged has really died off considerably. 50s and 70s by noon. 60s and 70s and 80s.

46 novato. 46 santa rosa. a lot of 50s here. i think by 8:00 you bounce off of those pretty fast. it has really tailed off at fairfield, calm concord. oakland a little south wind. napa a little southwest. last couple of days it was 15- 30 plus. still if you're bay the coast you are stuck in the 60s. you will see 80s for most. fog, sun, warmer. fog or sun by the coast. some of the areas will bump up. especially around the bay with 60s and 70s. here is sal. right now we are still looking at conditions that are slow in many areas. as a matter of fact it's getting slower. here it still looks good on 80 between the carquinez bridge and the mccarthur maze. we are looking at traffic that is moving along nicely when you get to the 580 commute from 24 to the 80 maze. when you get to the bay bridge you will see slow traffic. 20-25 minute drive time getting into san francisco from the bay bridge. westbound 580 we had a crash

and traffic coming out of livermore is going to be slow this morning as it nor hallly is. i want to look for a drive time here. it's about 35 minutes from grant line to 680. let's go back to the desk. a san mateo county sheriffs deputy shoots and kills an 18- year-old woman outside of her home. the deputy says he has no choice. ktvu tara moriarty is at the scene at half-moon bay where investigators spent hours collecting evidence. tara. >> reporter: neighbors say the family is shocked and angry that deputy did not fire a taser instead of the gun. it happened here at this housing complex that you see here. it happened just before 9:30 last night we are very close to where it happened here. the girl that lived here at the moon ridge housing complex was mentally unstable and had been off of her medication. sheriffs deputies were told a violent female was possibly

armed in the middle of the road. when deputies arrived there was a confrontation in the street. he feared for his life, killing the teenager. >> the female suspect was armed. unfortunately right now the investigation is under way so we're not going to be able to you know get into details. >> reporter: we are hearing reports that the weapon that the girl had was a knife. the sheriffs office and the district attorney's office are handling the investigation. no deputies were hurt. we believe the deputy involved has been placed on paid administrative leave. we will try to talk to family. we have seen a couple neighbors but no one says that they have seen anything. we have talked to yet. live from half-moon bay i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. now to our continuing coverage of the muni sickout. thousands of commuters face another rough ride to work on this day three of muni's worst labor disruption in years.

we are live this morning at one of the muni yards where the buses many buses still park there this morning just minutes ago ktvu news learned muni will have 440 trains and buses in service today. that is 140 more than yesterday and 75 per so of total capacity. yesterday muni ran only half of the transit systems 600 buses and trains and many riders are clearly running out of patience with the disruption and delays. >> monday on the way to work and home i had to catch a cab so i've had to spend $40 to get to and from work. today i had to catch another cab downtown. >> the sickout is the result of a bitter contract dispute between muni workers and management. it could continue through the rest of the workweek. an arbitrator is not scheduled to meet with the two sides until saturday. ktvu checked in to see how muni salaries compare. currently a muni operator makes

$29.25 an hour. for bart it's $34.37 an hour. new york transit operators make $31.87 an hour. and in chicago $30.77 an hour. we have updated results on yesterday's primary election. they were two closely watched contests. janine de la vega is joining us live from san jose to tell us who the candidates are who will face off in november. janine, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, brian. chuck reid is being termed out. i do want to talk about what happened in the governors race which garnered a lot of attention among republicans. it's no surprise first off that governor jerry brown sored to victory winning 69% of the vote. he's been praised for closing the budget deficit and has high approval ratings from a broad spectrum of voters but it was a

tight race for that second spot. tea party conservative tim donnelly and former u.s. treasury kashkari were neck and neck. but kashkari took the lead and will face brown in the election. >> i just got a call, i'm really pleased and honor he called. i just got a call from mitt romney who called and governor romney was very encouraged by the early returns. >> i'm going to campaign hard. i take nothing for granted. and i just have to say that california has come a long way. >> reporter: now to the mayor's race in san jose. santa clara county supervisor dave cortese took an early lead and hung on it to. he was joined by his supporters last night. not only celebrating his victory but his 58th birthday. he was expected to be a front runner. he was backed by the labor

unions and supported by the police union. public safety was by far a tough issue in this race. he will face sam liccardo. liccardo was in good spirits at his election party held downtown at the black beard tavern. he is confident he can keep it going to win the election in november. reporting live in san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. meantime voters in san francisco have passed proposition b. it requires voter approval for waterfront construction above a certain height. the campaign celebrated its win last night with a victory party at pier 2. the existing limit on the waterfront ranges from 40 feet to 84 feet. under prop b they would have to approve any new building that exceeds that current height limit. and san francisco voters also approved proposition a.

that approves a $4 million bond. that includes everyone from police officers to firefighters to the medical examiner. 79% of voters supported that measure. this is the second of three planned bond measure town sure all city buildings can withstand a major earthquake. we have more election coverage and results at ktvu.com. you will find the links to each of the races on our website. the chp is looking for the driver that hit a cyclist in sonoma. it happened around 8:00 last night. yesterday morning actually. on grove street and around drive. 20-year-old kayla was riding in the crosswalk when he was hit. he was take ton the hospital with major injuries and police say they are looking for a white single cab dodge utility truck with a tool box against the rear window and also has a ladder rack. the santa clara district attorney and police department are pulling their resources to

solve two cold case projects. for information in either of the cases. the first is the deadly stabbing of 17-year-old anthony daniel santa cruz near the san jose high school in february of 2013. police say seven people witnessed the stabbing but no one could identify the attackers. the second case is the shooting death of 20-year-old justin watkins in may of last year in south san jose. he had just finished his shift at a game stop store and was shot as he was walking home. the two cases are not related. time is 6:10. there is new video showing the release of sergeant bo bergdahl. this was just remailed to news organizations by the taliban. it shows bergdahl in traditional afghan clothing sitting in a truck surrounded by more than a dozen taliban fighters with machine guns.

three westerners in civilian clothing escorted him into the chopper. the obama administration has been criticized for exchanging bergdahl for five taliban prisoners at guan tan guantanamo bay. time is 6:10. we are following the case of oakland security guard accused of beating a child in a wheelchair. the new surveillance video. >> and going beyond the call of duty. the quick thinking by a pool repairman that brought a young prairie dog back to life. >> good morning. we are looking at traffic that is getting busier by the moment. but on the golden gate bridge it still looks good but not on the bay bridge. >> there is still a lot of fog on the coast. inland temps the sea breeze has really tailed off. that will allow warmer temps.

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the new state. the new kaiser hospital is up and running. some nurses say it's a rough transition for them. the new hospital has new equipment and new procedures and some workers say they only have three days of training and they don't feel comfortable with everything yet. >> a lot of procedure changes, logistic wise. i don't think we've had enough time to work those out to be able to safeguard the patients. >> we have numerous resources on site after we opened to provide ongoing training to staff if they feel they need it. >> nurses say while it's been difficult to transition, they don't feel patient care is jeopardized. california state park system is missing out on millions on dollars and now lawmakers are looking out what to do with it. it's estimated $43 million people visit the state parks. that is only an estimate

because state cut backs means there are fewer rangers to collect the fees. in many places payment son the honor system. >> if i have it, i'm happy to pay and support it. i don't always have $5. >> a new report by the california research bureau says if every one of them paid just $1 state park revenue would jump by 40%. fee collection kiosks were added at state parks and parks departments hope to make it easier. handlers for smoky say he needed a new look to fit in with the younger generation. he was also given a facebook, instagram, and twitter page. he doesn't growl as much and gives out bear hugs. his landers say the new campaign is designed to make him more lovable and relevant. a phoenix pool repairman

went beyond the call of duty when he spotted a prairie dog floating in the pool. >> figure he hadn't been in there long. so i pulled him out and tried to get him to breathe. >> he did. he didn't die. he put the prairie dog over a pvc pipe and squeezed the sides to get water out. after a few minutes it let out a hiccup and it started to breathe. he stayed with it for about an hour until it was up and moving. >> above and beyond. that is really cute. sal, how is traffic? >> it's warm and fuzzy. >> we like those stories. >> yes, we do. >> actually you know traffic is not that bad. just to be completely honest with you. we do have slow spots. if you look at highway 4 we will start there, it's a little bit slow from lone tree to

loverrage. today i think it's back to normal. let's move to the bay bridge toll plaza. same thing goes it's a 20-25 minute drive time getting to san francisco with no major delays. livermore valley has improved a little bit as you drive over to 580. and traffic is not as bad as it was yesterday. in fact, the drive time here is stretching at about let's see what is it exactly? 27 minutes. not too bad here. getting to the nimitz freeway southbound 880 between hayward and union city. your drive time here is actually pretty low. and it's going to test it out here. and it's 11 minutes between 238 and thornton. that is a good drive. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. we have clear skies inland. there is a lot of fog on the coast. there was a strong sea breeze and now it has tailed off. it's a little calm right now on the cooler side but it will

warm up pretty quick. so warmer inland today. 80s coming back. lower 90s. i will show you those in a second. the weekend looks hot. i still think the coast has to deal with fog. 79. i'm sure it's not far. officially i'm going 79. 82 in napa. 86 concord and 80 in san jose. san francisco should be 66 according to climatetologist. climatetologist -- climatetology. low clouds and clear and cool. again mostly sunny and warmer temps. we will be out of the gate here pretty quick with a lot of these 50s. bookends at 46 degrees.

couple days ago we had gusts at -- concord had a really good breeze. buchanon. same for oakland. the fog forecast shows it doesn't go anywhere. it will still stick and stay. inland temps will have no problem. kind of warming up today and holding it there for a couple days. coast, low clouds, cool to mild. fog, sun, nice for the day. it will be a cool morning. it will be sunny and warmer pretty fast. we will go 92 clearlake.

88 st. helena. 68 alameda. 88 in livermore. upper 80s. gilroy has been held in check the last couple of days. santa cruz eke out a 70. 79 palo alto. 67 in the city and low, low 60s pacifica, daly city and half- moon bay. warm weather inlands but then we will bump it up on the weekend. we will see some 90s. it looks cooler beginning next week. walmart's big push to sell more products has exposed a problem. the worlds' largest retailer promised to bay an extra quarter billion dollars worth of merchandise. so walmart will host a two-day summit to address the problem in august. coming up at 6:30 under with ther audio being released that was picked up in the indian ocean. how it was detected. >> funeral arrangements under

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author a friend. angelo died last thursday at the aim of 86. we'll have live coverage of saturday's memorial service beginning saturday morning 7:00 a.m. right here on mornings on 2. coming up on 6:25. an online fundraiser is being held to help the sorority members that were victims in the isla vista shooting. she says $4 for each piece of jewelry she sales will go to the families of katie cooper and veronica wise. >> they are all friends. even is friendly. and when they suffer thinking, you feel it too. >> now if you don't want to buy the jewelry, there is an option to just donate money online. the fundraiser ends on

saturday. and in the wake of the tragic incident in isla vista senator barbara boxer is retailing legislation she plans to introduce this week that is police be able to confiscate guns that belong to those that pose a threat to themselves or others. >> i want to make sure that if somebody feels there will be a tragedy that will occur eminently, they have a way to stop it. >> the senator's bill would also allow a person's family and friends to petition a court to bar that person from buying guns. and police will make full use of existing gun registries. elliot rogers expressed concern about his mental image before the rampage. a woman who twice worked for the clippers owner has filed a lawsuit against him in federal court in los angeles.

micah maya king says sterling harassed her and made her uncomfortable during their four year romantic relationship. 6:26 is the time. firefighters moving out of a local district. the financial situation they say could put people in their homes in danger. >> we also have important news for these commuters. what we have learned just within the past hour. >> right now we are looking at conditions on the roads. getting busier and busier. although here in san jose it doesn't look too bad. we will give you the south bay round up straight ahead. >> there is a lot of fog at or near the coast. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting.

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and there is shock and anger from residents in a small peninsula community. these are live pictures from outside a home where a sheriffs deputy shot and killed an 18- year-old woman. coming up tara moriarty has new information from one neighbor about the shooting. good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm brian flores in for dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's almost 6:30. let's check in with steve. his did hear a warming trend for this weekend? >> you are listening to me. >> i usually try. >> there is a big fog bank out there. what is moving inland is far less than where the sea breeze has gone from really good to hardly anything at all. we will see warmer temps inland. the weekend looks even warm to hot inland. the coast really not going to participate in this party. it will burn off that fog sooner. we will bump up areas around the bay. oakland 71 today. but by the coast there is a lot of fog. i don't see that really going

anywhere. water temps still cold. fog for some. clear for others. warming up quick if you're away from the coast or by the coast it will be in the 50s and 60s. inland 80s to 90s. 46 santa rosa and novato. the last couple of days was a turbo charge sea breeze. that is not the case. most locations are less than 10 miles an hour. that is a sure sign inland temps will warm up. fog, sun, but warmer if your out there or attainder. 50s and 60s by the waters edge. 80s to near 90s inland. here is sal. traffic is moving along relatively well in many areas. i was just kind of surprised actually by some of the good traffic that we're seeing. this is actually kind of a welcome surprise. northbound 280 still looks pretty good getting up to highway 17 and southbound 880 traffic looks good. as we look at the south bay, this commute either is not going to start or hasn't

started yet. 85 and 101 are not as slow as they usually are. let's go to the bay bridge and traffic here is backed up for a 20-25 minute drive time into san francisco. at 6:31 let's go back to the desk. both the san mateo county sheriffs office and the district attorney have launched investigations into a deadly shooting by a deputy. he said he had no choice but to shoot and kill an 18-year-old suspect. now tara moriarty is in half- moon bay where she has been talking to people that know the suspects family. tara. >> reporter: neighbors say that the deputy shot the girl right there next to that silver car. right in the middle of the street here. neighbors say that the family is very shocked and angry. just wondering why authorities didn't use a taser on the girl rather than a gun. the confrontation unfolded just before 9:30 last night. neighbors say the girl that lives here was mentally unstable and had been off her

medication. san mateo county sheriffs deputies were told a violent female was possibly armed. when deputies arrived there was a cop frontation in the middle -- confrontation in the middle of the street. >> one of the deputies fired his weapon and the individual was declared dead on scene. >> reporter: neighbors say the girl was holding a knife but officials will not confirm what type of weapon the 18-year-old had. the sheriffs office and the district attorney are handling the investigation. no deputies were hurt and the deputy involved has been placed on paid administrative leave as part of the standard procedure. we will try to talk to family and some neighbors to see if we can learn any new details. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. the city of oakland has agreed to pay $110,000 to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit. the lawsuit was filed by the family of an 18-year-old man shot and killed by police to

years ago. alan blueford was killed after witnesses say he pointed a gun at an officer during an early morning chase. blueford's family contends the shooting stemmed from an incident of racial profiling that turned into a deadly encounter. we are following breaking news out of san francisco. police are investigating a stabbing on market street near the embarcadero. that call came in 30 minutes ago. investigators tell ktvu new news a man with a single stab wound. a passing muni driver saw the man fall down and stopped to help him. police do not have a suspect in custody and still actively investigating this incident. in other news many computers face another rough ride to work. just about an hour ago, ktvu news learned how many buses and trains will be running today. ktvu alex savidge is live in the city to tell us whether

today's commute will be any better. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. it should be a good commute. more muni drivers are back to work today compared to the last couple of days. again this is day three of the sickout that has been going on here. involving muni drivers. commuters may see -- but an mta spokesman says they have 160 drivers that called in sick today. that is out of 600 that normally would be at work. if you compared that to yesterday, there were 300 drivers that were out sick then. some commuters at that time waited more than an hour to board buses and trains. this is all stemming from a contract negotiation between employees and management and employees are being asked to contribute more toward their pensions and there is frustration there. yesterday union representing drivers made it clear it has not sanctioned this work

stoppage since muni workers are not allowed to strike. the mayor and city supervisors are urging drivers to end this sickout immediately. and a muni driver is hoping it will send a message to the public. >> i hope they have learned something from this and learned to appreciate the operators and how hard we work. >> reporter: while more drivers are returning to work, it's possible service issues with muni could continue throughout the rest of the week. and that is because an arbitrator isn't scheduled to meet with management and union workers until this saturday. one thing to point out here from folks that are visiting from out of town, the cable cars are not running this morning. an mta spokesman says it's possible as they move throughout the day the cable cars could get started. but again the number of sick calls is falling. they have 160 people who called in sick today. 160 muni drivers that have

called in sick today. that is compared to 300 yesterday. the mta believes the situation is improving. live in san francisco ktvu.com. ktvu did check to see how the people compares. currently a muni operator makes $29.52. for bart $34.37 an hour. new york transit operators make $31.87 an hour a and chicago $30.77. the chp is looking far stolen car suspect that caused an injury crash in oakland over night. officers spotted the stolen car at 9:00 last night. they tried but failed to stop it. officers say they were not chasing the car but he slammed into at car. the suspect ran away.

the crash did block several lanes. it's already been a busy morning for the san jose fire department one of the fires was in the garage on a home on gross month driven. now here's a photo. san jose firefighters tweeted of smoke coming from that apartment fire. firefighters treated two people for minor injuries at the scene. the red cross is assisting 11 people who are displaced. ktvu has obtained new surveillance video in the case of the oakland school security guard who is accused of beating a special needs student in a wheelchair. it shows marchell mitchell wheeling francisco martinez to an elevator. they then start fighting over control of the wheelchair. a second guard steps in but in the scuffle the teen who has

cerebral palsy falls to the floor with mitchell kicking him in the head and dragging him into the elevator. >> the event was egregious to begin with. >> video shows mitchell out of the elevator after they reached the top floor. the teen says he suffered head, neck, and back pain. mitchell was fired from the incident and is facing criminal charges. oakland woman accused of attacking a nine-year-old girl with a hammer has been charged with sexual assault. she lured the girl into the boy's restaurant at lafayette elementary last friday. she attacked the girl with a hammer and hit her several times. she also faces kidnapping and battery charges. the school district says the

incident may have stemmed from a dispute between dics ami and the girl's family. they will present the test results on the eastern span. the problem uniquered last month is with the steel rods that anchor the bridges massive cable system. more than 200 of the high strength rods have shifted since they were installed. the rods could be jolted in a major earthquake. also new this morning an under water research program has picked up a mysterious sound that may be related to the missing malaysia airlines jet. the noise was recorded in the indian ocean around the time the plane vanished. the sound was picked up by under water microphones designed to listen for nuclear explosions. researchers have been analyzing the low frequency sound to see

if it might be from the plane hitting the water or imploding as it sank but they caution there is no definitive proof at this time. time is 6:40. coming up an attack on two young boys followed by an attempted carjacking. coming up in 20 minutes the unusual suspects arrested in san leandro in the violent crimes. >> we are live in san jose reporting about election results here. we will tell you who will be facing off to lead the city. >> good morning. we are still looking at traffic that is getting busier but we have found a couple things that are actually doing better than normal. a couple of these commutes. >> a lot of fog on the coast. parts of the bay. but inland already out of the gate with sunshine. it will warm up pretty quick. low clouds almost turn to fog. get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter

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welcome back to our continuing coverage of the election results from yesterday's primary election. one of the most closely watched races was in the south bay and janine de la vega is joining us thousand to let us know what happen the. janine. >> reporter: the race really seemed to boil down to two public safety and how the city spends its money. does the city stay on the same path as the current mayor which is fiscal reform? or does it change course?

santa clara county supervisor dave cortese promised change at city hall and he ended up winning the top spot in this race with 34% of the vote. he celebrated last nights win with his supporters which included labor unions and much of the police force. he was one of the candidates that sited that pension reform that voters approved back in 2012 went too far. cortese will be facing off against city councilman sam liccardo who has been aligned with mayor reid. liccardo has maintained reform continues to be needed and it will save significant money preventing a loss in city services. here's what each candidate had to say about that topic. >> the overwhelming majority are standing with those -- for safety and services that we can afford. not for promises that are unsustainable that we can't keep. >> this was the safestty in

america and now it's a city where they do not feel safe. >> reporter: let's move to another big race in the seat. the governor seat. jerry brown won by a landslide. tea party conservative tim donnelly and former u.s. treasury were neck and neck. kashkari took a lead and will face brown. he won the endorsement of big name republicans across the country. reporting live until san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. alex padilla will face pete peterson in the race for secretary of state. the primary race was very tight. padilla game in first edging out peterson with a little more than 10,000 votes. in an interesting twist leland

yee came in third even though he is not in the case. he dropped out following his corruption arrest but it was too late to get his name removed from the ballot. we have more election results at ktvu.com. you will find links to the races in each county. a final vote for san jose's propose the pot crack down could come next week. the city council deadlocked with a 5-5 vote on a new ordnance effecting san jose's more than 80 medical marijuana dispensaries. it would move many away from schools and day care centers along with other restrictions. pot club owners says the proposed rules are far too restrictive and could put them out of business. right now it's 6:47. it's time to check in with tori campbell for a look at what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> coming up on mornings on 2, the secret service is using a new software program that can detect sarcasm on the internet. yeah like that will work. find out why this might be useful for the agency assigned to protect the president's

life. >> and even though the election day yesterday had a really light turnout, there were a couple? toos in the east bay even one that confused poll workers that couldn't find the right location. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2. >> thank you. time is 6:47. let's go back to sal keeping an eye on traffic or student body president at cal. i just learned this yesterday. >> please, please. i was going to say i'm beginning to see something you guys will like. >> oh good. >> i'm beginning to see a little bit of a sign of the june break we get in traffic. just a little bit. let's take a look -- that is because people are out of school. speaking of school, thank you, brian. they take vacations. some people go on trips. and 18 minutes at 648 is a little better than normal. i do want to mention there is -- on highway 80 here.

this is a stalled bus that is blocking a lane. that is blocking two lanes. and even with that we don't have a huge backup on 80. and that tells me something. that tells me we are getting a little bit of a break. i knew you guys would be happy about that. let's take a look at the westbound bay bridge, the traffic is moving along okay. 25-30 minutes. if you are driving on to the livermore valley commute, that is still slow on 580 coming in through the livermore valley and getting out to dublin. as long as they don't put any pictures of me back when i was in college, we will be all good. >> that makes two of us. >> thank you, sir. we have clear skies inland. fog definitely on the coast. temperatures are warming up away from the coast. 80s inland to a few low 90s. i think the coast will still deal with fog and staying mainly in the 60s. yesterday the 70s from napa, palo alto to concord.

parts will probably be close to 80. 82 in napa. 86 concord and san jose. we will go 80 if you are out toward east san jose. san francisco 67 starting off 52. that is four warmer than yesterday. what about average? average this time of year is 66 degrees for san francisco. so right there. and the low is close as well. low clouds clear and cool. 40s for some but mostly sunny and warmer later on today. 50s on the temps or 40s for a few. there is a lot of low 50s. a lot of these temps are itching. they are raring to go. i show you the national picture because the giants are in cincinnati and there may be a rain delay tonight. the big boomer is today. that whole severe line is moving toward cincinnati. they almost get a little break but look what comes in later today. i'm talking as dwayne kayer said hail the size of

watermelons. baseball size hail. any way they would probably be a rain delay. for us we have severe fog and a lot of fog to go around. severe clear though inland. a little haze around the edges. 54 ukiah. 52 sacramento. the fog forecast show there is is a lot of fog and it's not going anywhere. it will burn off sooner. the water temps are still cool. . we will still get a hint of a westerly breeze. fog, sun, warmer away from the coast. if you are by the coast, you will have to deal with that gray. even though it will burn off a little sooner than most. 60s and 70s to 80s and 90s. 86 walnut creek. lafayette, alamo. 68 though alameda to 88 gilroy which has been really cool. 80 san jose. 60s on the coast. in the city and low to mid 70s or a few near 80.

it looks like not much change into thursday. and warm to hot inland as we go to your weekend. many americans have cut back on their online shopping. 24% say internet security breaches at target, e bay, and other high profile sites have scared them away. more than half say they are limiting their online buying to companies that they are confident they are safe. some are no longer using credit cards. americans are expected to spend more than $12.8 billion for dads this year. clothing, tickets to sporting events and gift cards are the most popular choices for dads this year. are those your most popular? >> yeah i would like one of each. it's caughtth eye of people in san francisco for decades but a unique art display is history. >> it's a big day for california chrome. the announcement expected later

today as he prepares to make his final run for the triple crown.

welcome back. time is 6:55. prosecutors in san francisco have charged a former uber driver with battery in connection with an ugly confrontation with a passenger. accused of slapping a phone out of the passengers hands and

elbowing him in the chest during an argument last november. the passenger tells ktvu news that whitmeyer called him racial and homophobic slurs. the uber driver's attorney say there is is very little hard evidence in this case. >> there is very little facts to support it and the the time the incident took place the police decided that they didn't even want to cite him for this incident. >> uber says allover its drivers under go background checks and that whitmeyers records are clear. but court records show he has a criminal record. police say 32-year-old frederick denser abducted a woman and took her to a motel room. the 26-year-old woman called 911 early monday morning after waking up in bed next to denser. the woman says she was too drunk to remember exactly how she got there. police say it does not appear the woman used the uber app to arrange the ride. the fbi is trying to put a

stop to the growing numberover people who point lasers at airplanes. the agency will now pay $10,000 to anyone who provides a tip that leads to an arrest. it's a serious crime that has resulted in eye damage for many pilots and the always worse daisy that owe a plane crash. last year there was more than 4,000 laser attacks nation- wide. a budget crisis in east contra costa county has firefighters leaving the fire department. two years ago voters rejected a parcel tax. since then emergency federal funds have kept the five fire stations open but that money is about to run out and the district may have to close two of its fire stations. eight firefighters may leave this summer which means by november one-third of the department could be gone. this morning we will find outs who will be challenging california chrome in his race for the triple crown. there could be as many as ten

challengers once entry for the belmont stakes are drawn. california chrome could become the first horse to win the triple crown since 1978. it will held on saturday night. coming up next on mornings on 2 a story we've been following since 4:30 this morning. an 18-year-old girl shot and killed by a sheriffs deputy on the peninsula. how neighbors say the deadly confrontation could have been avoided. >> and some muni drivers back at work this morning but riders should still expect delays. we're continuing to monitor your commute an day three of the muni sickout.

>> reporter: the family of an 18-year-old shot and killed by a deputy in half moon bay is outraged. we'll tell you why officials say he pulled the trigger and new details we've learned about the teen. he trailed in the polls for months but is celebrating a surprising come-from-behind win this morning. we'll tell you who is left in the state's race for governor and other election results. >> reporter: we're moving into day three of the muni sickout here in san francisco. but the mta says the situation is improving. we'll tell you how many drivers are