one person is dead after a mobile home catches fire in an

unincorporated area of hayward. how neighbors tried to help the victim. >> monday was hot, really hot inland but thursday was cool. so the weekend will warm up. we'll show you how much. >> a young man is dead after being shot in a neighborhood near a popular san jose amusement park. what happened moments before he was killed. >> also, trouble brewing at one east bay coof fee shop -- coffee shop. the vandalism caught on camera. mornings on 2 starts right now. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. you're looking live at what's left of a mobile home in unincorporated hayward this morning. we've learned one person did not survive the fire. alex savidge arrived on scene early this morning. coming up in 2 minutes, he'll tell us what the mobile home park manager says he tried to do when he realized someone was

caught in the fire that was raging out of control. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic, kind of a refreshing morning to wake you up. >> fresh would be good. a lot of 40s out there this morning. when you get down to 43 like the napa airport did and 44 morgan hill, that's chilly for this time of year. some patchy fog. sunny and nice today. a little warmer as we go into the weekend. next week there's not a consensus on this, but i'm going with the cooler forecast as another low drops in. the trend is your friend and newscast what i'm going to lean with. 56 in oakland. patchy low clouds. we'll go 73 for a high today. temperatures cooled off the last couple of days. some fog, nothing compared to what we had yesterday. already beginning to warm up, 43 last hour napa. now 51. santa rosa holding on to 49. mid-50s so far almost everybody, and a little bit of

a breeze. unseasonably strong low in the pacific northwest is what cool us down. it's also pumped in cooler air aloft. that's little bit there. a chilly morning, the breeze won't be anything like it was the last couple of days but will pick up a little bit. 80s or 70s to the interior. 60s, 70s, coast and bay. here's sal. >> good morning. we're off to a decent start i'd say, everyone on some of the most crowded freeways, i want to start with the east shore and take a look at the drive between the carquinez bridge crockett area all the way down to the macarthur maze. that's 20 minutes, and sometimes it's been three or four times that number. right now that drive time is still pretty good. getting to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic that is backed up for a 50 minute drive time into san francisco with no major delays. in the east bay southbound 880 at maui, clearing an accident in fremont. a little bit of slow traffic. it's not as bad as it could be. you can tell the traffic volume is lighter because sometimes that would cause a huge delay.

westbound 24 also looks good from walnut creek to orinda. thank you sal. new this morning, the investigation continues into a deadly fire near hayward. it was first reported around 3 a.m. at a mobile home park on fuschia court, not far from mission boulevard. there are still a number of questions surrounding this tragedy. alex savidge has been on the fire scene since 3:30 this morning, and alex, firefighters tell you a specific factor about this fire that may have contributed to the man's death? >> reporter: good morning to you. this mobile home burned quickly and the person who was inside was simply unable to escape. investigators right now are trying to figure out if there were any working smoke detectors inside this mobile home. firefighters when they got here found the victim's body just about 10 feet from the front door. this fire started around 3 this morning at the fuschia court mobile home park, which is here in an unincorporated area of hayward known as cherry land.

after discovering the body, fire crews worked to keep the huge flames from spreading to any of the neighboring homes. people who live nearby woke up to the smell of smoke and called 9-1-1. the complex manager here says he went over to knock on the door and he could tell this fire was out of control. >> i could tell through his front window that it was all completely full of smoke. so i banged on it, hollered for people to call the fire department, went, turned off  the gas, and pulled out a hose with the help of a neighbor, and we couldn't control anything. >> investigators have not identified the person who was killed in this early morning fire, but we're told the sheriff's office right now is working to locate the homeowner. neighbors tell me the homeowner is a man in his 50s who lived alone. fire investigators right now are still working to figure out exactly how this deadly fire started. live this morning near hayward,

alex savidge ktvu news channel 2 news. oakland police now want your help in their investigation into a horrifying crime that happened one week ago. police are searching for three young men who gang raped a 123- year-old girl. -- a 13-year-old girl. she was walking near interstate 880 friday morning when a car pulled up next to her. >> there were several strangers in the car and at gunpoint they directed her to get into the car. once she was in the car, she had been sexually assaulted. >> the girl told police the man then drove her around oakland before finally dropping her off a couple of blocks away from children's hospital. the girl described the three suspects as african-american men. the first one 17 to 19 years old, about 6-foot 1 with a medium build and medium complexion. the second one also described as african-american, about 20 to 25 years old, 6-foot 5, light complexion, thin build

with a half inch scar on the left side of his chin, and the third suspect also described as african-american, 17 to 19 years old, about 6-foot 2, dark complexion and thin build. the car they were in described as a burgundy four-door sedan with a light colored interior. if you have any information get in contact with oakland police. 7:06 this morning, crime technicians spent hours going through the scene of a deadly shooting in san jose. a fight that first involved sticks and bot the eventually ended with -- bottles eventually owned with dead -- ended with deadly gunfire. janine de la vega is at the scene where police are wrapping up their investigation over there. good morning janine. >> reporter: good morning, yes, police officers just left moments ago. right now they are -- >> obviously we're having technical problems with janine's signal. we'll get back with her shortly for more on that deadly shooting in san jose. moving on to other news at

7:07. talks on a new contract for san francisco muni operators have broken down. some employees staged a stick out for three days last week in protest against the contract offer. both sides met with a mediator yesterday, but union representatives walked out. media officials have said if no deal is reached the current contract will stay in effect and drivers will not get a raise. the door for negotiations remains open until june 24th. your time now 7:08. a warning this morning for pet owners in pacifica. that's after a coyote snapped up a dog in the city's park pacifica area this week. the owner said she left her dog out into a fenced in backyard when that coyote attack occurred. the pacifica home was near the golden gate national recreation area where there are coyotes, mountain lions and other wildlife. we're learning more about the movements of that mountain lion captured in mountain view

last month. a cougar spent nine hours in the downtown area before being spotted and captured by animal control. the wildlife officials say it appears that it wandered into downtown mountain view by mistake and couldn't find a way out. so it hid in a hedge near a busy street for hours. people were walking and biking right by it and didn't even know it. it was eventually cornered in the parking garage, was even hiding urn a car. wild -- hiding under a car. cougars are often afraid of people and not always looking to attack. it is 7:09. governor jerry brown and democratic lawmakers are working out the final details of the state budget today. votes are expected on sunday, which is the deadline. the budget is likely to provide a boost to social and educational programs that includes thousands of preschool spots for low income families. also the governor wants to dedicate most of the budget's surplus to a rainy day fund and paying down the state debt.

sacramento international airport has taken down what it says is a controversial ad inside a terminal. the original ad featured undocumented immigrants promoting health care for all. it's been replaced by a black canvas with the hashtag and the words health for all. the nonprofit health foundation called california endowment is surprised the ad was taken down despite a three-year $40,000 contract with the airport. >> ads like this one have run in over 2,000 places. they've run in convenience stores and small markets and laundromats. billboards all over the state. >> sacramento international airport says the billboard violates its policy on advertising displays. airport officials say ads that could be controversial on social, moral, political or ethical ground are not allowed. 7:10. a southern california military base opening a new shelter to

help deal with the surge in undocumented immigrants that are mostly children. as many as 575 children could be sent by next week to a shelter at the naval base ventura county in port weenie mow. it's one of three shelters opening o'en military bases following a spike on the number of children caught crossing the border without their parents. 47,000 children have tried to cross the border since october. most of them are trying to escape violence in central america. as you mentioned earlier this morning, crime technicians spent hours going through the scene of a deadly shooting. janine de la vega is at the scene now and tells us and updating this investigation. >> reporter: police have broken down the crime scene, but officers are back at the police officer restaurant police -- police station, and they are still interviewing witnesses. the body of the young man who was shot was found lying down that hallway there in front of

one of the apartments here on 12 12th street near keys which is just around the corner from the happy hollow amusement park. police were called to the scene after 10 p.m. when someone reported a large fight involving ten people. witnesses say people had bats, sticks, even a shovel that they were using. when officers arrived those involved had left the scene and all they found was a man suffering from one gunshot wound in the courtyard on 12th 12th street. he was pronounced dead. police searched the area on foot and used a helicopter but turned up empty handed. a neighbor describes what he heard. >> one of the neighbors said that, you know, there was a couple of guys with bats that started running. all we heard was the gunshot. >> how many did you hear? >> five. >> reporter: police say so far witnesses who are giving statements appear to be cooperative. police say there are gangs in this neighborhood, so they're looking into the possibility that it is gang related, but it's still too early to tell.

the victim has not been identified. we've been told that he appears to be latino and somewhere between 15 to 25 years old. this is the city's 19th 19th homicide of the year. again, right now nobody has been arrested for this crime. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. time now 7:12. vandals attacking an oakland coffee shop smashing windows. all of it caught on camera. coming up for you at 7:30, why the shop owner thinks he's been targeted. >> up next, back on u.s. soil, the army soldier released in the controversial taliban prisoner swap arrived at a military hospital overnight. we'll go live to texas to hear what's next for bowe bergdahl. >> and right now we're looking at the south bay commute and northbound 280 traffic did you want look all that bad heading up to highway 17, 880 interchange. we'll tell you more about the south bay commute and give you

some drive times. >> temperatures went way

7:15, new this morning, army sergeant bowe bergdahl is back in the united states. this video shows his plane landing in san antonio texas overnight. bergdahl was freed two weeks ago after being held by the taliban for nearly five years, and he had been staying in an american hospital in germany. his release has been mired in controversy. reporter steve joins us live from san antonio where bergdahl begins the next stage of his road back to some semblance of a normal life. good morning steve. >> reporter: and there's no telling how long it will take to get there. he's here at the san antonio military medical center where a

team of dozens of experts, doctors, psychiatrists, other types of counselors are helping him on that road to reintegration. today is where it begins, his first day back on u.s. soil. >> a military plane carrying army sergeant bowe bergdahl, the last american prisoner of war touched down in san antonio friday morning. it's the last leg in a journey that took him from taliban captivity to a san antonio military hospital where he'll start his transition back into society. bergdahl disappeared five years ago while serving in afghanistan. he was freed last month in a controversial 5 to 1 prisoner swap with the taliban. >> this exchange has encouraged our enemies and increased the risk to our military and civilian personnel serving around the globe. >> a military source speaking on anonymity told cnn an investigation determined that bergdahl deliberately left his base in 2009, but the army

stopped short of calling him a desserter since they don't yet know his intent. >> we're going to get a chance to talk to him and find out what was in his head there that day when he was taken captive. >> a pair of letters from bergdahl obtained by the daily beast suggest he was concerned about conditions and leadership at the base. former navy s.e.a.l. chris evan said if he did indeed abandon his post it was the wrong decision. . >> there's also some derision in the ranks, but certainly i think for him to walk away, i think he realizes in his heart of hearts that he was wrong. >> doctors say it may take months for bergdahl to recover physically, but his public rehabilitation could take longer. >> reporter: and a key moment in that rehabilitation will be when he is reunited with his parents, and we suspect that that will take place here. although his parents we leased a statement they will not be making their travel plans public. we are expecting to hear from the u.s. military later this

afternoon. they have scheduled a news conference at when point they're going to update us on what's going on. back to you. thank you steve. time is now 7:18. the newest graduates of dublin high school, they're probably slowing pretty gad -- sleeping pretty good now after enjoying an all night party organized to keep them happy and safe. dublin high school has a 20 year tradition of holding graduation on the school's football field followed by a safe and sober celebration for the graduate. this year's event was held at a nearby club sport. the grad night organizers say the idea, keep the new graduates off the streets as they celebrate a major turning point in their lives. >> they're teenagers and so, yeah, we know that this is maybe the most dangerous weekend of their lives in terms of one of the biggest weekends of their lives, and we just want them to be safe. >> the california office of traffic safety say the months of april, may, and june are

especially dangerous for teenage drivers looking ahead to summer. parties like the one at dublin high school, they're designed to get those students safely into the next phase of their lives. >> i remember picking up both my boys after their graduation all night party. they get in the car, and they're like, yeah, i feel fine. by the time they drive home they're snoring. >> like a rock. >> big day for a lot of kids. 7:20. let's check in with sal and see how things are moving on the road. >> not too bad. good morning to you both right now. traffic is doing okay in san jose in the south bay as we look at 280 out of downtown. it is a nice looking drive all the way to cupertino. out to fremont where we had a crash southbound at mowry on 880 and southbound 880 alvarado. a couple of crashes, bay bridge toll plaza is still delayed a little bit. this is a 15 minute drive time into san francisco which is better than it normally is. now let's go to steve.

thank you, sal. all righty. happy friday, a little chill this morning. had to put a blanket on last night. temperatures dipped into the 40s. we have some patchy fog. it does hold a candle in the win to chance. that northerly breeze will take care of it. here's some fog, clear and definitely cool for this time of year. it will be warmer today but just near average. it will be warmer over the weekend. next week is looking -- i'm going cooler. a couple forecast models are saying a little warmer. the 1 is strong with a big low coming in. i tend to buy that because there's a big one in the pacific northwest right now. put a quarter in the machine and see if we can get the photographic to go. patchy -- low clouds. 66, 53. the record highs not that long ago. we have to go back to 1966 and 91. the record low we have to go

way back. as i remember that, that was cold back then. you had to jump start the horse back then. 47 back in 1896. we have some patchy low clouds around. again, yesterday was maxed out on that fog bank. there were some 40s but now it looks like a lot of 50s. the nights are so short. 51 ukiah, monterey is 56. it's going to move to the east. as it does that will allow high pressure to build in. we cooled off yesterday it chewed up the fog. temperatures today will rebound. 60s and 70s. a little warmer it had. i'm requesting to send it back to tori and dave now. warmer, saturday and sunday will be the warmest and a cooling trend next week. some new rules for six parks in the south bay. >> it's always been this way. it's a little unsettling. >> why some say a new rule that's good news for dogs may be bad news for others. >> up next what happened to

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7:24. did you see it. early this morning the full moonlit up the sky. there's something special about this one. it's happening on friday the 13 13th. folklore associates full moons with wear wolves and many people believe friday the 13th is unlucky. the last time there was a friday the 13th with a full moon was october in the year 2000, and the next one won't happen until august 2049. >> time now 7:25. soccer fans in brazil, they partied all night, had nothing to do with the moon. their team opened the world cup with a very important win. [ cheers and applause ] >> they're wide awake. they hit the streets of rio and south paulo celebrating

brazil's 3-1 victory over croatia. they were nervous after brazil fell behind 1-0 but brazil came back. they scored three unanswered goals. soccer fans here in the bay area packed the sports bars yesterday catching that opening game. they say the world cup is more than sports. it's patriotism and passion. >> soccer is literally like a religion for me. my family grew up going to church and then we slowly drifted to going to soccer fields every saturday and sunday. >> and today's matches include mexico playing cameroon and defending world cup champion spain taking on the netherlands. here's a look at the united states' schedule. the first game is monday against ghana. the second game june 22nd against port ewe gal. united states finishes with germany on the 26th and if the u.s. does well it then advances to the next round.

the months leading up to the world cup have been filled with protests in brazil. there was a cnn reporter who was hurt in one protest just hours before that first match. >> protesters want to get moving and there's some pushing back as you can see. got to go -- >> and she said got to go. >> that's reporter shasta darlington. she had a minor cut on her arm in that incident. her producer hurt her wrist. they were hit by tear gas canisters. a lot of people in brazil are angry that the brazilian government is spending $11 million on the world cup instead of spending it on low income housing,en hospitals and schools. public concern about a criminal trend spreading to a new part of the bay area. the new information brian flores got from police after a man was knocked off his

bicycle, pistol whipped and robbed by a group of teens. >> a west oakland coffee shop owner is cleaning up the mess after vandals strike his coffee shop. why he says they did it and we'll show you the video when mornings on 2 continues. ♪

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with damage caused by masked vandals. this is not the first time this cafe has been targeted though it's quite new. ktvu's tara moriarty spoke with the business owner. in 2 minutes she'll tell us why he says a brewing political controversy is behind all the violence. good morning welcome once again to mornings on 2. it's friday the 13th. i'm tori campbell. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, i'm not afraid of the friday the 13th forecast. >> i do not have a scary forecast. napa yesterday 76 downtown, concord 77. san jose 75. that's close for everybody here. what about today. a little bit. napa will go to 82. 81 concord, why warmer in napa than concord steve, a little more of a north breeze, 75 to 78 and some from 75 to 79 palo alto. a little bit of fog there. there's still a breeze in place, not as howling as the last couple of days. really cool lows this morning, lots of 40s.

mainly 50s now. unseasonably strong low in the pacific northwest giving us our cooldown after monday's soaring temps. they came way down, 30 degrees. a little rebound today. a chilly morning, a little breezy at times, again, there's still a component of a westerly breeze. 80s for some. 60s for others, and 70s around the bay. we're looking at a commute where traffic is getting more crowded as we reach the peak of the morning commute on a friday. let's look at some of these commutes here on 880 southbound. all of a sudden this commute is taking center stage because of an accident or a couple of them that have been here for a little bit. southbound 880 and you can see how the traffic is going to be slow as you drive through heading down to the fremont area. now, one of the things you can do is use mission boulevard if you're going a short way. that's a decent alternate route. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that has become nice, well, for this time of the day i should

say. the traffic here is backed up for about a 15 minute drive time from the end of the line over to the bay bridge toll plaza. no major delays. we can go back to the east shore. i can show you the traffic on 80 between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze is not that bad. you can see it's a 20 minute drive time here. there are no major problems driving through, and the traffic is moving nicely. it's 7:33. let's go back to the desk. police in west oakland very busy searching for the vandals who smashed the windows of a coffee shop. this is the second time that the coffee shop on mandela parkway has been vandalized. tara moriarty joining us live now to tell us how customers are reacting. tara, why the owner says the vandalism is retaliation for something city officials did earlier this week. >> reporter: that's right. it opened up about a half hour ago and customers saw the damage to the windows when they came for coffee yesterday at

7:00 sharp when it opened. many don't quite understand why anyone would want to hurt this business or its owner. owner ethan ashley spent much of the morning sweeping glass from the windows damaged when two vandals targeted his store yesterday morning. the surveillance video shows one of those marked vandals dressed in black hurling chunks of concrete through the windows. ashley says it's retaliation because the night before the oakland planning commission approved a controversial redeveloping plan. while the plan's purpose is to stimulate new housing and businesses opponents say it will force long-time low income residents out. >> i felt angry, you know. they're trying to make the neighborhood look better and that's just makes me angry, you know. graffiti and breaking windows is not the way to go. >> yeah, i'm disappointed but i've dealt with the problem. this was not easy to build this place. so, yeah, i'm disappointed but

keep moving. >> reporter: wednesday an anarchist group tweeted this picture urging opponents to fight back by vandalizing so- called gentrifying businesses. this isn't the first time that kilavote coffee has been targeted. a few weeks ago someone tagged it with profanity calling themup byes. the coffee shop opened in april. ashley says he does plan to stay here for a long time to come. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. thank you tara. it is 7:35. happening today in one hour, yoenis miserly is set to return to the witness stand in the shooting death of oscar grant. oscar grant's father is seeking unspecified damages in his lawsuit against the former b.a.r.t. police officer saying meserly intentionally killed his son. four years ago he was convicted

of involuntary manslaughter for grant's shooting in 2009. meserlly served half of the sentence: a new video pleads for attorney keep the peace when a sonoma county sheriff deputy faces charges for shooting and killing 13-year- old andy lopez. >> i want to let the youth know i'm proud of you for taking a stand, but i'm even more proud of you for managing to keep it peace self- >> the new video released online by youth leaders in santa rosa asked people to stage rallies but refrain from violence. the district attorney's office has been investigating whether deputy eric goal house broke the law when he shot and killed lopez last october after mistaking the boy's bb gun for an assault rifle. he says lopez ignored repeated orders to drop the rifle. there was no word on when the prosecutor will announce a decision about filing charges.

7:36. the number 2 ranking judge in san mateo county is being charged with drunk driving. judge joseph scott was arrested during a traffic stop in redwood city over the memorial day weekend. tests showed he had a blood alcohol level of 0.12 at the time. judge scott is due to be arraigned on august 5th in the same courthouse where he serves. police in fremont want your help this morning to find a missing woman who hasn't been seen since yesterday. take a look at the photo, 65- year-old satal core. she was last seen on egret way at 3:40 yesterday afternoon. she's indian, 5-foot 3 inches tall with gray hair, black eyes. she was wearing a brown head scarf and a traditional gray indian dress. police say she hasn't gone missing before. she is considered to be at risk. the case of a missing north bay man has his family worried and petaluma police frustrated.

roy martinez parked his car near the petaluma fairgrounds more than a week ago and disappeared. his wife barbara says he left his cell phone, car keys, and wallet with his id and some cash inside the unlocked car. she says there was no sign he was planning to leave. >> if he had something intentional in mind he would have hugged all of us. i mean this little girl right here, he adores her. >> if we could be pointed in a direction or had some type of lead where at this point we would investigate that until it's exhausted and we just don't have that. >> investigators say martinez may be disoriented. he suffers from depression but his wife says he has been stable taking medication and going to therapy. she's asking anyone to call police if they think they have seen him anywhere. police in el cerrito have arrested a group of teenagers accused of beating up a cyclist

and stealing his belongings near a b.a.r.t. station. there are concerns that incident may be part of a larger trend of so-called wilding attacks. brian flores just got some new information about why this may not be the case, and brian joins us live from el cerrito. good morning brian. >> reporter: good morning. the good news in this is that the suspects have been caught. that is good news for people who live here. it does sound similar to wilding cases that we reported on in hayward and san leandro from last week. i spoke with police moments ago, and they say this particular case is not a wildings case. this was a random robbery involving a group of people. the most recent incident happened wednesday night along a b.a.r.t. path on the 11,000 block of san pablo avenue. a group of five teenage boys and two adult men jumped a cyclist and pistol whipped him. the group stole the man's wallet which included about $75 in cash, his driver's license and credit cards. a short time later police saw the group hanging out not too far away on south 45th and wall

street and they were all arrested. >> i know in the last few months as i've walked this way, i've seen stolen wallets. i've seen envelopes that had notes. like you could see that if people steal something, this is where they go to go through it. because i constantly see stuff. >> el cerrito police say they are aware of several incidents throughout the bay area known as wilding. while the case is similar wilding did not occur here. mainly because wilding is a preplanned event. in several cases throughout the bay area it involves social media. there's no evidence of that happening here. the two adults have jahi johnson and delbert stalworth. they were taken to martinez detentional city. the victim is expected to be okay. thanks brian. time is 7:40. and we are continuing to monitor this morning's developments in the iraq crisis

as the country descends deeper into chaos and the fires burn closer to baghdad. >> a short timing a secretary of state john kerry outlined how the united states is helping iraq fight the islamic militants trying to take control of the country. secretary kerry announced the united states is providing iraqi forces with additional aerial surveillance. now although u.s. service members pulled out of iraq in 2011, the u.s. is now ramping up shipments of military supplies to iraq. plus, they're expanding the training programs for fighters in iraq and in neighboring jordan. >> iraq is facing a brutal enemy that also poses a threat to america's interests and to the interests of our allies in europe and in the region. given the gravity of the situation, i would anticipate timely decisions from the president. >> now this week an al-qaeda splinter group took over several major iraqi cities and

is now eyeing baghdad while the u.s. may order air strikes, iraqi officials told news outlets that american military planners are worried that air strikes might not work. in fact, they use the word futile. tori both of california senators are weighing in on the crisis in iraq as the crisis is growing at an alarming pace forcing the u.s. to make some really fast decisions about whether to intervene. >> and senator dianne feinstein says she's concerned the iraqi government has not been effective. >> now the most violent of suni extremist groups have grabbed ahold of the situation and are on a march to baghdad. this could be devastating. >> senator barbara boxer meanwhile issued a statement saying in part, "while i believe we should go after isis which poses a threat to the entire world, any u.s. action must be well considered and well executed with our allies."

and we could soon feel the effect of growing tension in iraq right here at home. in fact, it's driving up the price of crude oil. now selling for more than $106 a barrel, that's up almost $3 in the last 24 hours. it's also the highest price since last september. industry analysts say if the rebels are able to stop all iraqi oil production while even temporarily, the price of crude oil could jump $20 a barrel. >> and those same experts say that could increase gas prices we pay at the pump by $0.10 a gallon very quickly. right now gas prices are slipping slightly in the bay area. the average price in san francisco is $4.22 a gallon. it's about $4.10 everywhere else in the bay area. that's down $0.02 in the last week and more than a nickel lower than a month ago. >> our time now 7:43. a deadly early morning fire at a mobile home park near

hayward. coming up for you, what the mobile home park manager did the moment he saw those flames. >> and a big story hits home for cnn. why reporters did not have to go far to cover this crash hours ago. >> good morning, right now we are looking at a commute where traffic is busy on some commutes, but the san mateo bridge looks good. we'll talk about the bay bridge coming up. >> a little chill this morning, also a decent little breeze in our east bay ktvu tree. it will be a little warmer today. how much warmer and what's in store for the weekend. gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters

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7:46. cnn's atlanta headquarters is making headlines after this crash. take a look, a mercedes went

through a large glass window and ended up in the lobby of cnn's headquarters early this morning. no one was hurt but police did take the driver into custody. officers say the driver was in possession of marijuana and admitted to them that he had smoked marijuana earlier. the driver is now facing several charges including reckless driving. time now 7:46. a mistake made by a jury this week ended up costing the life of a man in fresno. 37-year-old bobby lee peerson was a career criminal on trial for burglary. the jury deadlocked 8 to 4 in favor of a guilty verdict, but the jury members mistakenly signed the form on wednesday declaring he was not guilty. the judge later found out about that mistake but it was too late to reverse the verdict. he then went to his sister's home picking up his belongings but got into a fight with her boyfriend and he was stabbed to

death. >> if bobby peerson would not have been released would this murder have occurred, and the obvious answer is no, he would have been in jail. >> the boyfriend was arrested. he was booked on suspicion of murder. the jury members say there was not a form to sign saying that they were deadlocked, only guilty or not guilty. >> here's a follow up on the story we first told you about on the morning news yesterday. it involved a mayor and a surveillance camera. a surveillance camera that caught the mayor of san marino in los angeles county throwing a bag of dog waste into a neighbor's front waste. the critics of the mayor dennis kineer are saying his apology is not enough. they want him to resign. they say that has tarnished the city's image. police cited the mayor for littering. the city of mountain view is testing a new pilot program allowing dogs off leash at six parks. not everyone supports the plan.

city officials say the off leash areas will give neighbors a place to take their dogs because many homes in the area have small yards. some parents are worried because the off leash areas are not fenced in and may be too close to schools and playgrounds. >> i think it's a nice idea for the community because there are people that are doing that anyway now. >> we've seen dogs, they can get aggressive with each other. they can bite each other, and i've seen it because we've taken them to dog parks here in mountain view before. i don't know, it's always been this way. it's a little unsettling. >> the city will test the off leash areas for one year, and officials say dog owners who do not follow the rules could be cited. this is a look at the dog parks adding off leash areas, their include bub park, cooper, eagle, mckell have you. the program starts june 23rd. it could soon be illegal to feed wildcats in the city of

cam well. the campbell city council has passed a new ordinance making it illegal to feed animals on public lands. the ordinance was designed to help control the ferrell cat population. you could face a fine of a thousand dollars. time now 7:50. hey, sal, everybody behaving on 880? >> they are, actually. traffic is moving along okay on 880 northbound and southbound here in downtown oakland. one of the things that we have managed to do is talk about how traffic is a little lighter than usual. we've managed to pinpoint the areas. for example, by now, we normally have slow traffic coming in here. we'll see what happens closer to 9, but if it's a court holiday on a friday we're not going to have as much traffic as we do. a lot of people go to court in downtown oakland. westbound bay bridge 25 minute drive getting into san francisco. the pinpoint of the bay area

has been 880 southbound. we've had slow traffic because of some earlier issues now on the shoulder. you can see for yourself we have slow traffic right through here. i want to put a drive time on it just in case you want to know. 21 minutes from 238 to thornton avenue heading south. what's today's weather going to be like. here's steve. >> that's a very good question, sal. >> you already posted it on twitter. you should know. oh, he's gone. some patchy fog there. yesterday was a big fog bank. it's a lot less today. 54 san francisco to start. then we'll go 67 which is right about where you should be according to climbtology for june. the average or the normal high low. record 91, 1966. it was a chilly day. temperatures yesterday mainly 70s for even areas that were 104 to 105 on monday. they came way down. well, they'll inch back upwards today. we had really hot temperatures

monday, cooled it down on thursday. today we'll start to lev tate that back up. 82 in napa, concord 77 to 81. 78 for san jose after yesterday's 75. and palo alto 75, we'll go 79. a little bit of a breeze out there. not that howling breeze we had the last couple of days. the fog is going to lose out. it's more patchy in nature. very cool readings this morning, 44 morgan hill, 43 at  the napa airport. if you're just waking up, it was a cool one. lots of 40s. fairfield the last couple of days was 29. gust of 40. now it's 12. it's coming down. concord coming down. calm conditions for many. southerly breeze, napa santa rosa. unless that turns they will probably not be as warm as i'm forecasting. sfo west, livermore west only 5 to 10 miles per hour. look how consistent these temperatures are, reno, tahoe, sacramento, ukiah, monterey, everyone in the 50s. the low, giving rain to seattle and portland. we could sure use one of those

to dig farther south. that's tough this time of year. it does enhance the fog bank. some of the temperatures, the higher elevations on monday. that's a big drop, that's why we cooled off so much because of that low to the north. it will be a little warmer today as that low starts to eject out. gradual warming into the weekend. i'm not buying into a huge warmup. some areas close to 90. correction week i'm going colder. chilly morning, breezy at times but not that really strong breeze we had. 80s for some, 60s, 70s for others. sonoma 82, santa rosa 84. 85 brentwood, berkeley 71. oakland 73. livermore at 81 degrees. 78 in san jose. mid-80s morgan hill and gilroy. santa cruz rebounding from a tough week of fog. 72 there. cupertino 78. 79 redwood city and palo alto. it does look warmer over the weekend. the fog will get burned off or chewed up pretty fast.

looks cooler to me early next week. 7:53, bitten by a rattlesnake in his own home. the reason a snake like this one struck a 74-year-old man and the effort to help him recover. >> they went way too far with it. >> the high school prank that prompted a health scare and a serious response. what? you expect me to stay up there all day?

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. 7:56. the dublin unified school district investigating a senior prank. peanut butter was smeared on door handles and sidewalks. stains from the peanut oil still on the cement out there inspired a quick response by administrators to clean it up. the school superintendent says 16 students are very allergic to peanut butter so even after this was cleaned up, the school took precautions. >> so the doors were all cleaned. everything was taken care of. we had a nurse on the campus

all day. >> they made an announcement to have the teachers keep the doors open so the students wouldn't have to touch them. >> now the school district officials say whoever is responsible for that prank they'll probably be required to do community service as a form of punishment. 7:56. a bill that could make it easier to fire teachers charged with serious misconduct is now on its way to the governor's desk. members of the state assembly approved legislation that would speed up the appeals process for teachers accused of things such as sex abuse. under the measure, hearings would have to begin within six months or in more serious cases, within 60 days. governor brown vetoed a simila

. good morning, welcome back. these are live pictures. you're seeing what is left of a mobile mountain home in hayward this morning. we found out that the person who was in there did not survive. alex savidge has been there since early this morning. coming up in just 2 minutes, he'll tell you what the mobile home park manager says he tried to do once he realized someone was trapped in that fire and it was raging out of control. stay tuned for alex's report. good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. it is friday, june 13th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. really cool this morning, but what's it going to be like for all the graduations steve? >> it will be okay. maybe depends on if you're inland or by the coast.

60s inland. we'll get some 80s here. it will cool off fast tonight. water temps, they were cold last week. they went up early it week the they've gone down a little more. morning fog a little bit patchy, there's nothing compared to what we had yesterday. it was chilly this morning. sunny and nice. today will be a nice day. patchy fog on the weekend. it will be warmer but not -- i don't think it will get that warm. i think it will be near seasonal averages. next week is cooler as another low drops in. this one, if all things go according to plan, may dig deeper than the one up visiting seattle in portland which will be lots of fun for me. 50s and two low 60s. fairfield 61 and mountain view at 60. the breeze has tail off. it's not nearly as strong as it was. some fog on the coast. for this time of year that's impressive. for us it takes something of a whopper status to get down this far. it did cool off many inland locations by about 25, 30 degrees compared to . we'll start a bump up, fog some.

it will be a nice day, nice, nice, very nice. opens nice 70s for some, 80s for others. 60s closer to the water. we are still looking at a commute that has been slightly better than usual but now it's the peak. i want to show you the east shore freeway. on the map slowing in richmond and slowing on the actual east shore freeway. let's take a look at this. i do see traffic that's a little busier, 25 minute drive time from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. that's not too bad considering what it could be, a couple of crashes have been moved to the shoulder. if you're driving into san francisco right now, it's not taking too much time from oakland, about 20 minute drive time across the bridge. we have been focusing on the nimitz freeway heading south. we had a couple of earlier crashes, about a 20 minute drive time from 238 southbound to fremont, and then southbound 680 there's a grass fire in the area of concord. it's not affecting the traffic

so much. a couple of people called in to say they could see the smoke, but contra costa fire department says they are on the scene, and they have a handle on these brush fires. 8:02 let's go back to the desk. new this morning, the continuing investigation into a deadly early morning fire near hayward. one person was killed. it was first reported about 3:00 at a mobile home park on fuschia court, not far from mission boulevard. ktvu's alex savidge has been out there since 3:30 this morning. the neighbors are telling you more about the victim in this tragedy. >> reporter: yes, dave, good morning to you. neighbors tell me this was a man who lived alone in this mobile home, and he was unable to escape as this place filled up with flames and thick smoke early this morning. right now you can see you can get a good look at the damage here. this place was gutted by fire. investigators are still trying to figure out if there were any working smoke detectors inside. firefighters found the victim's body just 10 feet from the front door.

this deadly fire started around 3:00 this morning at the fuschia court mobile home park, which is here in an unincorporated area of hayward known as cherry land. after discovering the body, fire crews worked to keep the huge flames from spreading to neighboring homes. people who live nearby woke up to the smell of smoke and they called 9-1-1. the complex manager went to knock on the door of this place, and then he tried to use a garden hose to put out the fire but had grown too large. mobile homes like this tend to go up this a hurry. >> in mobile homes fires move very rapidly. it's imperative to us to get on scene quickly and get lines in place. >> investigator haves not positively identified the person killed in this early morning fire. neighbors tell me the homeowner, is a man who is in his 50s and doesn't have any relatives who live close by here in the bay area. fire investigators were out here for a number of hours this morning. they were gathering evidence here at the scene.

they have since left and now they are still trying to figure out exactly how this fire started. we're live this morning near hayward, alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. 8:04. oakland police are asking for your help in their investigation into a horrifying crime one week ago. officers are looking for three young men who gang raped a 13- year-old girl. the teenager told police she was walking along coral road near interstate 880 on friday morning when car pulled up next to her. >> there were several strangers in the car, and at gunpoint they directed her to get into the car. once she was in the car, she had been sexually assaulted. >> the girl says the men then drove her around oakland before finally dropping her off a few blocks away from children's hospital. the girl described the three suspects as african-american men. the first 17 to 19 years old, about 6-foot 1 with a medium build and medium complexion. the second about 20 to 25 years

old, 6-foot 5, light complexion, thin build with a 1 to 2-inch scar on the left side of his chin. the third suspect 17 to 19 years old, 6-foot 2, dark complexion, and thin build. their car is described as a burgundy four-door sedan with a light colored interior. if you have any information about this case, you are urged to call oakland police. some people in southern california were rattled awake by a small earthquake. the magnitude 3.5 hit about an hour and a half ago in san bernardino county. it was centered 76 miles east of los angeles. there are no reports of injuries or damage. time is 8:06. police in san jose have just cleared the scene where a man died late last night in a deadly shooting. it happened near san jose state and a popular amusement park. investigators think the violence started with a fight

that included baseball bats and bottles. ktvu's janine de la vega has been out there all morning. you talked to a person who thinks she may have seen the gunmen before those shots were fired janine. >> reporter: that's right. i spoke with one woman who says that earlier she saw three men in this apartment complex. they were holding bats, and they were looking for someone. she says that was around 7:00. and then several hours later police say a melee broke out on 12th street here, and then a man was found shot lying in front of one of these apartments. police were called to the scene just after 10 p.m. when someone reported a large fight involving about ten people. witnesses say that those people had bats, sticks, even a shovel that they were using. when officers arrived, those involved had left the scene. all they found was a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound lying in the outside walkway of the creek side garden apartment complex, which is neither happy hollow amusement park. he was pronounced dead at the

scene. police searched the area on foot, even used a helicopter but turned up empty handed. several of the neighbors heard the gunshots. >> it is depressing, you know, especially right nearby us. me and my family thinking about probably moving to another place. >> reporter: police have been interviewing witnesses throughout the morning. police say there are gangs in this neighborhood. they're looking into the possibility that it is gang related. it really is too early to tell. the victim has not been identified. we've been told it appears he is latino between 15 to 25 years old. this is the city's 19th 19th homicide of the year. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. time is 8:08. contract talks for muni operators. they have broken down. last week some muni employees staged a sick out for three days protesting the contract offer the muni representatives walked out. if no deal is reached, the

current contract will stay in effect and drivers will not get a raise. the door for negotiations stays open until june 24th. it is 8:08, and police are warning pet owners in pacifica to be on alert. that's after a coyote snapped up a dog in the city's park pacifica neighborhood earlier this week. the owner says she had let her dog out into her fenced in backyard when the coyote attacked. the pacifica home was right near the golden gate national recreation area where there are coyotes, mountain lions and other wildlife. we're learning more details about the the movements of a mountain lion that was captured in mountain view last month. it was eventually spotted under a car where it was captured by animal control in a parking garage. data from the cougar's gps collar says the animal actually spent nine hours in the downtown area before being spotted. it appears the animal first wandered into downtown mountain

view by mistake and could not find his way out. it hid in a hedge near a busy street for hours as bikers and walkers passed by. wildlife experts say the incident demonstrates cougars are often afraid of people and not always looking to attack. but i always remember the advice, if you are confronted with one, you should try and make yourself look as big as possible. somebody's waking up to you saying i walked past that bush and i didn't know. >> exactly. it was there are for nine hours. >> we're still following major new developments in that growing crisis in iraq. coming up in 15 minutes, how the iraqi government is getting ready for a possible attack on baghdad. >> and next, a popular bay area camp site shutting down for the rest of the month. the statewide issue that's keeping the tents away. >> good morning, we are still looking at a commute where traffic is busy, but we're getting some improvement. if you've waited this long, perhaps you're sitting around having your coffee, well, looks like you've waited until the right time. we'll tell you some of the most popular commutes and their

drive times. temperatures this week went from really hot inland on monday as you know to well below average on wednesday and thursday. we'll see a little rebound today. we'll see if that places the weekend forecast for warmer or cooler.

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sacramento to oakland. it stopped very close to the richmond station so passengers were able to get off and continue their journey by b.a.r.t. california's ongoing drought means no more overnight camping at a popular san mateo camp site. starting this monday, the campground at memorial county park in lamar will be closed for the rest of the month. san mateo county parks officials say water levels are too low and algae is blocking an intake pipe. they plan to evaluate the water situation again at the end of the month to see if it improves enough to allow camping. time now 8:14. the drought means new fire danger worries for the 4th of july holiday. santa clara county fire and medical agencies got together pointing out how illegal fireworks could be really dangerous this year. they gathered at ed lavin county park in medical

melpedes. >> the fuel conditions are drier at this point of year than they've ever been. doctors from santa clara valley medical center burn unit said the danger -- police and fire units in livermore are increasing their patrols after those recent brush fires considered suspicious. now we were bringing you live coverage of two fires along a popular walking trail south of downtown livermore near sunset park. although those fires combined to burn just a couple of acres of brush, they came real close, dangerously close to a couple of holes. now there are no indications the fires are remitted to the -- related to the arrest on monday of a teenager accused of eight arsons. the fire department told us it didn't have anymore suspicious fires during the overnight period. then this morning, crews are keeping an eye on a grass

fire -- pardon me -- burning north of vacaville. it's about 80% contained. it's burned about 70 acres of dry brush. the winds blew the planes very close to some homes out there. the firefighters from on the ground and in the air, they were able to keep the fire from damaging property. 8:15. a 74-year-old man is recovering after being bitten by a rattlesnake. it happened yesterday morning at his home on ralston avenue in belmont. police say the man was reaching for a tool in his garage when he was bitten on the hand. he was rushed to the hospital and given antivenom. firefighters managed to capture the snake and say it is a reminder, rattlesnakes can be found in urban areas and do not always rattle before striking. >> so you don't think about that. >> exactly. i keep an eye out for them when i'm out walking. >> i know you do. time is 8:16. sal you're keeping an eye on the tollways how's it doing? >> it's doing okay. after just watching it for so

many years, i can always tell when it's beginning to improve. let's go right to the toll plaza. i can show you the traffic on westbound bay bridge is not too bad. as a matter of fact, the traffic is looking good. if you can see, this is my favorite approach to the bridge coming in from 880 it's not wad bad. here you can see the traffic is not that bad either. you will see traffic moving along very well. let's move along and take a look at the san mateo bridge. that traffic is not bad. it's an 11 minute drive time into san francisco with no major delays. as we look at 880 and 101 in san jose. 101 is the slowest, but if you want to avoid it, you can use 280 and 85 today. thank you, sir. happy friday everybody. a little breeze there. very very good twitter interactions and facebook interactions today. i thank you. good stuff, good information, and lots of information. i'm trying to send out and get back to as many people as i can. i'll tell you, aisle getting a -- i'm getting ahead of myself.

next week's looking interesting. it's unseasonably cool. there's a strong low in the pacific northwest. one of our forecast models digs another one right near us. remember back in january we had 18 days of record highs. they said somewhere down the road we'll have to pay for that. we had that huge warmup on monday, and temperatures then just fell off the table by wednesday, thursday as that low moved in the pacific northwest. temperatures will rebound a little bit today. napa 76. 77 concord to 81. doesn't take long this time of year to warm up. 78 in palo alto. 75 to 79. these are actually pretty close. i think the normal temp for concord is 82. very close to where you should be. san francisco's normal high this time of year is 66. this graphic doesn't want to move. maybe it's tired. it's had a tough week. 54. the fog is rapidly disappearing. everyone daly city has some.

if daly city has sun, that tells you we're all going to see sun. 67 the high. 66, 53, the average high low for san francisco on june 13th. 91 the record high in 1966 and 47 the record low back in 1896. temperatures will rebound slightly because there's a little less fog this that low. that will allow high temps to build back in. we had 40s. now we're seeing 50s and 60s. 59 calistoga. they made it down to 44. 60s for some already, 50s for others. orinda says 55. brentwood 58. it will be warmer there. had 47 at palo alto and stanford this morning and also mentalmen low park a -- menlo park. i think saratoga was 45. now we're seeing 50s. the breeze is falling apart at travis. when it ramps up that cools down. it's still west but very, only 8 that's nothing. a little southerly breeze for some. 12 not that bad. livermore will warm up as well.

temperatures will rebound, remarkably close for reno, lake tahoe, sacramento, ukiah and monterey. at the 8:00 hour all in the upper 50s. there's the aforementioned low. seattle and portland rain cooled us down because that ushered in cool a air aloft. water temps came down a little bit the last 24 hours. 51, 54. not that dramatic. fog near the coast, but it will get chewed up. i think it will only be patchy for the san mateo coast. we'll warm it up this weekend. i don't think it lasts too long. i think temperatures start to come down. there will be a few upper 80s. 60s, 70s closer to the coast and bay. fog, sun, it will be nice today. a little breeze at times. a far cry from anything we had the last couple of days. these are near average for this time of year to slightly above for some. 84 clear lake, 78 san rafael. 68 alameda.

brentwood oakley at 85. 84 gilroy. santa cruz rebounding from a foggy week. 60s, 70s to near 80 for some. that will be warmer as we duointo the weekend. i think a cooling trend kicks in on monday, tuesday. you know how -- early this morning, we had a full moon. this one was unusual. that's because today is friday the 13th, and the legend associates a full man with werewolves and a lot of people think friday the 13th is unlucky. the phobia is called triscadecka phobia. >> i can never pronounce it or spell it. >> the last time there was a friday the 13th with a full moon was october of 2000. >> as my good friend used to be we'll all be in homes by then. 8:21. army sergeant bowe bergdahl now back in the united states.

in 15 minutes where he is now and what still has to be done to get him back into normal life after five years of captivity in afghanistan. >> but first we're talking about the fever over the world cup and it's hitting the bay area. why fans say this is more than just a sporting event.

boy, that's noisy. san francisco workers had to be called in to clean up a tree. fell down and blocked traffic

on interstate 280. it happened yesterday afternoon blocking access to three lanes near alameny boulevard. the tree was cut up taken away piece by piece. one lane was reopened by 2:00 but the other lanes weren't open to traffic until about 6:00. a woman and her boyfriend have been charged now with the murder of her estranged husband and the kidnapping of her three children. san pablo police say alicia or ortiz took her three children out of the home. ortez and aguana were in the middle of a custody battle. a statewide amber alert was issued. the two suspects were arrested monday night. the children were found safe. a 25 soccer fans in brazil

partied all night after their team opened the world cup with an important win. [ cheers and applause ] >> fans took to the streets of rio and south paulo to celebrate their country's 3-1 victory over croatia. they were nervous at the start after brazil fell behind 1-0. but brazil who is hosting the world cup stormed back and scored three unanswered goals. many people here in the bay area are getting caught up in world cup fever. soccer fans packed into sports bars to watch the opening games. they say the world cup more than just a sporting event. >> soccer is literally like a religion for me. my famu up going to church, and then we slowly shifted to going to soccer fields every saturday and sunday. >> today's matches include mexico against cameroon and spain taking on the netherlands. here's a look at the united states' schedule. the first game is monday

against ghana. vice president joe biden will be on hand to watch that match. the second game is june 22nd against portugal, and the u.s. then takes on germany on the 26 26th. if the u.s. does well in those three matches it will advance to the next round. the months leading up to the world cup have been filled with protests in brazil. a cnn reporter was actually injured in one protest just hours before yesterday's first match. >> protesters want to get moving and there's some pushing back. as you can see -- got to go. >> that's reporter shasta darlington, she actually suffered a minor cut on her arm and her producer hurt her wrist when they were hit by a tear gas canister fired by police. many people in brazil are angry that the government is spending $11 billion on the world cup instead of on low income housing, hospitals and schools. time is 8:27.

worldwide concerns now about that growing crisis in iraq. what iraqi leaders are asking the u.s. military to do that some american leaders are saying won't make a difference. >> a west oakland coffee shop owner says vandals who targeted his store are misguided. we'll show you the video of the vandals in the act and explain why he thinks they did it. >> . >> good morning we're still seeing traffic that's slow, but we have some surprising areas that are doing very well as you look at 101 san francisco. >> the friday weather's going to be doing very well. we'll see a little rebound in the temps after a chilly cool morning. we'll have the friday forecast and what's in store for the weekend.

this coffee shop has been repeatedly attacked by masked vandals. tara moriarty is out there. she talked with the business owner. coming up for you in 2 minutes, tara will tell you why he says a brewing political controversy is behind all the violence. stay tuned for that. welcome back to mornings on 2 friday june 13th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve's right over there. >> thank you very much dave. i am indeed. we have some patchy low clouds. it's already beginning to give way to sunshine for almost everybody. kind of a ribbon hanging on to the san mateo coast. a couple of low 60s, temperatures really cool this morning, had a lot of 40s. in fact, some low 40s for some. a couple locations at 60. sfo is in there, walnut creek and fairfield. it's close for others. a couple others in there, really strong for this time of

year churning up in the pacific northwest, seattle, portland, spokane getting cool temps, clouds and rain. it was strong enough to kind of mix out our fog. it ramped it up yesterday. we've maxed out on that fog. inland temps cooled off. yesterday they bottomed out. today they'll come up a little bit. the breeze is nothing compared to the last couple of days. it will pick up a little bit. fog, sun, nice. highs today 80s inland, 60s, 70s, coast and bay. here's sal. >> steve, we are still seeing slow traffic. there's a lot of improvement. some commutes like 880 have not developed. this is good news for you if you're trying to get to downtown oakland. this is a sign that traffic is lighter than usual all the way up through and it's a 5 to 7 minute drive. usually we're about 15 to 20 minutes at this time of the morning. you can see traffic is light now. this is about a 7 to 10 minute drive across the bridge your drive time there. as we continue to look at the south bay, one's a little slow

approaching delacruz and the san jose airport. why bother with 101, use 280 or 85 to get into the west valley. those are much better options. now at 8:32 let's go back to the desk. police in west oakland searching now for the vandals who smashed the windows of a coffee shop, and this is the second time that shop on mandela parkway has been vandalized in the last few weeks. tara moriarty is live on the scene right now. you want to show the us the damage at the store and also you talked to the owner of the kilovolt coffee. he says his business was targeted because of something city officials did. what happened? >> reporter: it was targeted. the windows were busted through with chunks of concrete. the owner decided to spend the night here last night to make sure there was no further damage. you can see here that the windows are boarded up. ethan ashley spent much of the morning sweeping glass from the windows, shattered when two vandals targeted his store on mandela way around 1:00 in the morning. surveillance video shows one of

the masked vandals dressed in black hurling chunks of concrete through the windows. the night before the oakland planning commission approved a controversial redevelopment plan. the plan's purpose is to stimulate new housing and businesses, but opponents say it will force long-time low income residents out. >> these are anarchists who have a problem, and anarchists feel a special connection to this neighborhood because of a lack of services and the presence of garbage everywhere. so i don't really understand their perspectives. >> reporter: wednesday an anarchist group tweeted this picture urging opponents to fight back by vandalizing so- called gentrifying businesses. this isn't the first time that kilovolt coffee has been targeted. a few weeks ago someone tagged it with profanity laced graffiti scrawled with the word yuppies. the coffee shop opened in april. ashley says he plans to stay.

live from west oakland, i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. time is now 8:34. happening now owe ha necessary mehserle is due to go back on the witness stand over the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant. oscar grant's father is seeking unspecified damages against the b.a.r.t. police officer. he says mehserle intentionally killed his son. four years ago a jury convicted mehserle of involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting at the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. mehserle served half of a two- year sentence for that conviction. pleading to keep the peace, that's the message of a new video that just came out about the pending decision about whether a sonoma county sheriff's deputy will face charges for shooting and killing 13-year-old andy lopez. >> ♪ i want to let the youth know that i'm proud of you for taking a stand, but i'm even more proud of you for managing to keep it peaceful. ♪ >> that video released online by youth leaders in santa rosa

is asking people to stage rallies but avid violence. the sonoma county district attorney's office has been investigating whether deputy eric dell erick gelhaus break the law when he shot and killed lopez after mistaking his bb gun for an assault rifle. goal house says lopez ignoreded orders to drop the bb gun. 8:36. san mateo county's second highest ranking judge is being charged with drunk driving. police say joseph scott was arrested during a traffic stop in redwood city over memorial day weekend. tests showed he had a blood alcohol level of 0.12 at the time. scott is scheduled to be arraigned on august 5th in the same courthouse where he serves. fremont police are asking the public to keep an eye out for a missing woman who has not been seen since yesterday. here's a picture of 65-year-old

satal core. she was last seenen e egret way about 3:40 yesterday afternoon. kaur is described as indian, 5 feet 3 inches tall with gray hair and black eyes. she was wearing a brown head scarf and a traditional gray indian dress. police say she has not gone missing before and is considered at risk because of her age. time is now 8:37. the case of a missing north bay man has his family worried and police in petaluma frustrated. roy martinez parked his car near the petaluma fairgrounds more than a week ago and he disappeared. his wife barbara says he left his cell phone, car keys, wallet with his id and cash inside the unlocked car. she says there was no sign he was planning to leave. >> if he had something intentional in mind, i mean this little girl right here, he adores her. >> if we could be pointed in a direction or had some type of

lead, where at this point we would investigate that until it's exhausted and we don't have that. >> investigators say martinez may be disoriented. he suffers from depression but his wife says he had been stable taking medication and also going to therapy. she says anyone who has any information call the police if you think you've seen him. our time is now 8:38. we are still monitoring this morning's very serious developments in the iraq crisis. that country is descending even deeper into chaos. the fires are burning closer to baghdad. >> moments ago the white house announced that president obama will speak about the crisis today before he leaves on a trip to north dakota and then to southern california tonight. secretary of state john kerry announced that the u.s. is providing iraqi forces aerial reconnaissance of islamic militants trying to take over the country. although american service members pulled out in 2011, the u.s. is now ramping up

shipments of military supplies to iraq. the u.s. is also expanding programs to better train fighters in iraq and neighboring jordan. >> iraq is facing a brutal enemy that also poses a threat to america's interests and to the interests of our allies in europe and in the region. >> this week an al-qaeda splinter group took over several major cities in iraq, and they've got their eyes on baghdad. while the u.s. may order air strikes, iraqi officials told news reporters that american military planners are worried air strikes may not work. in fact, they used the word futile. both of california's senators are weighing in on the cries crisis crisis in iraq as it grows. forcing the u.s. to make fast decisions about whether or not to intervene. diane fine stain saysdianne

feinstein says she's concerned. >> the most violent of suni extremist groups have grabbed ahold of the situation and are on a march to baghdad, and this could be devastating. >> now senator barbara boxer meantime issued a statement saying in part here, while i believe we should go after isis which poses a threat to the entire world, any u.s. action must be well considered and well executed in coordination with our allies and the iraqi government and military. and we could soon feel an effect of growing tension in iraq right here at home. it's driving up the price of crude oil, which is now selling for more than $106 a barrel. that's up almost $3 in the last 24 hours. it's also the highest price since last september. industry analysts say if rebels able to stop all iraqi oil production, even temporarily, the price of crude could jump another $20 a barrel. >> wow. those same experts say that

could push up the gas prices by $0.10 a gallon very quickly. right now gas prices are slipping slightly here in the bay area. the average price in san francisco $4.22 a gallon, and it's about $4.10 everywhere else in the bay area. that's down $0.02 in the last week and more than a nickel lower than a month ago. 8:41. the big legal decision involving49er quarterback colin kaepernick and his nights in a miami hotel room. >> and one person is dead this morning after a mobile home catches fire near hayward. we'll tell you what neighbors did to try to help the victim in this case. >> highway 4, let's take a look at this. i think you'll like it. check this out. very light. some commutes are already over, others still have slowing. we'll tell you about those coming up. >> i think you'll like today's weather. it will be sunny, a little bit of patchy fog. i think that's going to get chewed up. it will be warmer today, how much warmer and what's in store

for the weekend.

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young man was killed. crime scene technicians just finished wrapping up collecting evidence out there. it's an apartment complex on south 12th and keys streets. it's near the san jose state campus. that victim described as a latino male between 15 and 25 years old. talks of the new contract for san francisco muni operators, may have broken down. both sides met yesterday with a mediator. union representatives walked out. coming up in just about 30 minutes, muni officials plan to present the mediator approved plan to their board hoping a deal can still be reached. employees staged a sick out for three days last week protesting that contract offer. >> the investigation goes on into a deadly overnight fire near hayward. a man was killed in this early morning fire at a mobile home park not far from mission boulevard. ktvu's alex savidge has been out there since 3:30 this

morning. alex, you're back now. the fire crews say a particular factor about this may have led to that man's death. >> reporter: well, dave, good morning to you. firefighters say mobile homes like this tend to go up in a hurry. this particular place quickly filled up with flames and thick smoke early this morning, and the person inside was unable to escape. you can see that neighbors have left some flowers here at the front steps of this mobile home. neighbors are telling us the homeowner in this case was a man who lived alone. firefighters found the body just 10 feet from the front door. this deadly fire started about 3:00 this morning here at the fuschia court mobile home park, which is in an unincorporated area of hayward known as cherry land. after discovering the body, fire crews worked to keep the huge flames from spreading to some of the nearby homes. people who lived in this complex woke up to the smell of smoke and called 9-1-1. the complex manager went over to knock on the door of the home that was on fire and then he tried to use a garden hose to

put out the flames, but this fire had grown too large. >> i could tell through his front window that it was all completely full of smoke. so i banged on it, hollered for people to call the fire department, went, turned off the gas, and pulled out a hose with the help of a neighbor, and we couldn't control anything. >> investigators have not identified the person killed in this fire, but neighbors tell me the homeowner is a man in his 50s. he does not have any relatives who live close by here in the bay area. investigators are trying right now to figure out if there were any working smoke detectors inside this mobile home that might have helped the person in there escape this fire. investigators also try to figure out exactly how it started. we're live this morning near hayward, alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. 8:47. new morning, army sergeant bowe bergdahl is back in the united states. a plane carrying the 28-year-

old flew from germany to san antonio texas last night. he will now be reunited with his parents, but the first meeting could last just a few minutes. he's continuing the next phase of reintegrating back to normal life. bergdahl will receive medical care at a military hospital as well as psychological and family support and debriefings. he could take months to fully recover physically as well as mentally from being held captive by the taliban for nearly five years. a san francisco man is facing several charges after a standoff with s.w.a.t. teams that lasted for hours. it's a story we reported live all morning yesterday here on ktvu. police say 37-year-old joseph solis barricaded himself in a home in visitation valley after firing a gun at family members. when police arrived at the home late wednesday night, solis refused to come out. police took extra care because

solis's two children were inside with him. the young children were found safe after he surf rended around 7 a.m. a san leandro man is facing charges after barricadeing himself in a home for two hours. police blocked off washington avenue and castro street. a man wanted for felony crimes was inside a home. an alert was issued warning neighbors to stay inside while officers tried to get him to surrender. he eventually did and was arrested around 6:00 last night. no one was hurt. our time now 8:49. let's check back with sal, watch the commute and see what's happening at the toll plaza. >> still looking pretty good at the toll plaza. i can just tell that the traffic is getting much better, and you can see it for yourself. there's about a 5 to 10 minute delay, and you can see there's really no traffic coming through here as you drive through, and there's really no traffic on the 880 ramp. you're in good shape here as you drive through. let's move along and take a look at 880 northbound.

this is very unusual. it's a nice looking drive, about a 5 minute wait or drive time i should say from the coliseum up to downtown oakland with no major delays. for some reason my maps aren't firing up here. so we're going to send it back to steve. >> thank you, sir. mostly clear, a little bit of fog out there. i think most of it's disappearing here. there will be a little bit of breeze here, but not too bad. we had that big fog bank yesterday. temperatures started to rebound. they cooled off more wednesday than thursday. they're in the 70s. for some 104, 105 three days ago. we have some fog but it's losing its grip. 50s and 60s for some, low 60s. we had a lot of 40s this morning for lows. 58, 59, lake tahoe and reno but ukiah and sacramento, don't see that all the time in june. the low in the pacific northwest, that southern edge of that kind of carved itself out, enhanced the fog and cooled it down enough where it chewed it up. that's what we have today. there's patchy fog. maybe another low dropping in

next tuesday. one over our forecast models is very bullish on that. it will be a gradual warmup for the weekend. i don't think anything too outrageous or anything. it will just be upper 80s a few locations to maybe near 90. i think it's going to be near seasonal temperatures here. some fog out there, but it will disappear pretty fast. lots of sun. it will be nice today. a chill in the morning air already rebounding pretty fast. the breeze will pick up. it's a westerly breeze but not as long as the past couple of days. 60s, 70s, and 80s. these are near average for this time of year or within a degree or two. so from a blazing monday to a cool wednesday thursday, this is how we get average right about here today. sunny for almost everybody i think after everything's said and tone. warmer into the weekend but cool it down starting next week. it is 9 minutes before 9:00. to believe sterling gets ready for another round of hardball in his battle with the nba. >> and the critical testimony expected today in brian stow's civil trial in los angeles.

new this morning, officials in central texas have made a decision about that house that's been teetering on the edge of a cliff. they're going to set it on fire. these are live pictures. this is the scene on lake whitney. this is about 60 miles south of fort worth. the back porch of that house has already fallen off.

went down a steep cliff. that home has been condemned. the owners, the people who lived there they evacuated two weeks ago. now they're going to just set the house on fire. >> wow. 8:54, los angeles clippers owner donald sterling now plans to dig up dirt on the nba. the associated press reports sterling has hired four private investigators to look into the league's former and current commissioners as well as the nba's other 29 owners. sterling reportedly wants to know whether the commissioners or owners ever made any racist or sexist remarks. sterling sued the nba for $1 billion after the league tried to oust him as the clippers owner for his own racist rant. and former los angeles dodgers owner frank mccord could take the stand today in bryan stow's civil trial against mccourt and the team. mccourt's stay could be brief if the judge places limits on what issues could be allowed in

questioning. stow's attorney wants to ask mccourt about team's finances and suggest that mccourt skimped on spending for security at dodger stadium while spending millions on his own lavish lifestyle. defense attorneys are expected to object to this line of questioning. stow suffered severe brain damage after being beaten by two dodgers fans on opening day three years ago. colin kaepernick and two other nfl players will not face charges after an encounter with a woman in a miami hotel room. investigators say there is no evidence that any crime was committed. back in april, a 25-year-old woman told miami police she woke up in a hospital after partying with kaepernick and the other players. kaepernick tweeted he is glad the issue is resolved. last week hesped a six- he signed a six year contract. time is 8:56. let's check one more time with sal and our commute for friday the 13th. sal. >> yeah, it's still looking pretty good on westbound bay

bridge. as a matter of fact, traffic looks very nice getting across into san francisco. you can see the traffic is not all that bad. if we can switch over to the next thing, that would be a look at 101 san francisco. the traffic here does look pretty good as you drive through there. no major problems and traffic continues to move along very well driving into the city. also, my maps are just not working today. let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. just had a nice tweet from tracy. she said steve it's gorgeous in the marina. the fog is rapidly disappearing. a nice day today, a little warmer going into the weekend. it will be cooler beginning next week. >> all right. steve. that's encouraging. >> yeah. we understand president obama is about to make a statement on the growing tensions in iraq. he is going to be speaking before he leaves on a trip where he's going to be heading to north dakota and then coming to southern california. >> what's an explosive

situation of the islamic forces are moving and seizing cities all through iraq. it's a worldwide concern right now. not only because of the violence but also because what may happen to the gas situation, oil prices and everything else. >> yeah, so there have been these suni insurgents that have just fringed al-qaeda and they have taken over several key iraqi cities and are threatening to march into baghdad which is obviously causing a great deal of concern as you mentioned for political reasons, also financial reasons, and just the whole stability of the middle east. so these insurgents are known as the islamic state of iraq and lebanon. their gain in iraq have forced the obama m to consider military steps. the administration says that the president is not contemplating reinserting u.s. troops in iraq but air strikes are under consideration, especially drones. >> and the iraqi government has directly asked the u.s. to make

air strikes. it's a very, very tricky situation to see what the president will do as well as our western allies as well. >> yeah, it has been a very tense situation. happened very rapidly and a lot of politicians say there's really no -- there's no good out here. there's no good solution. there's no positive thing that they can do. so here's the president right now on the white house lawn. let's listen in. >> yesterday i had a meeting with my national security council to discuss the situation there. this morning i received an update from my team. over the last several days we've seen significant gains made by isil, a terrorist organization that operates in iraq and in syria. in the face of a terrorist offensive, iraqi security forces have proven unable to defend the number of cities which has allowed the terrorists to overrun the part of iraq easter tore. this poses a danger to iraq and its people and given the nature of these terrorists it could pose a threat eventually to

american interests as well. this threat is not brand new. over the last year, we've been steadily ramping up our security assistance to the iraqi government with increased training, equipping and intelligence. now iraq needs additional support to break the momentum of extremist groups and bolster the capabilities of iraqi security forces. whetherwe will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat to iraq, but i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options that could help support iraq security forces and i'll be reviewing those options in the days ahead. i do want to be clear, though, this is not solely or even primarily a military challenge. over the past decade, american troops have made extraordinary sacrifices to give iraqis an opportunity to claim their own future. unfortunately, iraqi leaders

have been unable to come to ofte