a pedestrian in san francisco is struck and killed over night. we'll have a look at some of those dangerous streets in the city from pedestrians and what the city is trying to do about it. >> thank you for everybody who looked for me. >> nine-year-old girl is waking up with her family this morning after being lost in the woods for nearly 24 hours. the lesson they learned and the conversations they're now having with their children. plus 2 police officers are in the hospital this morning after confrontation that leads to a shoot out. details on the injury to

officers and the suspect. morning zone 2 starts right now -- mornings on 2 starts right now. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday june 15th. happy father's day. >> good morning i'm ken in for mike. let's take a quick look at our weather. >> good morning to you and happy father's day. our temperatures will be falling giving you a live look here. we have the foreground in the backdrop the city of san francisco. the sun is up but unlike yesterday not shining on everybody. let's take a look at the satellite view. we have a mix of low clouds back in the forecast, high clouds as well. you can see over the bay area, you have to get into the north to get partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies a lot of us with built in sunshine and along the coastline we're sopped in with the low clouds and the fog. that in addition to the on shore breeze back in full force, take a look fair field

reporting 26 miles an hour gust. it is a windy 1. 32 miles per hour the gusts reported there. for some of us not bad at all, the key here that on shore breeze, strengthening the low clouds back, those 2 items tell us it's going to be a cooler day. 57 in antioch. 56 walnut creek. upper 40s for nevada. 54 jose, cloudy conditions yesterday we had sunshine on the coast, not happening for some of us even into the afternoon today. low 60s an mostly cloudy the entire day. 64, partly cloudy to partly sunny in san francisco. low to mid 80s for our warmest locations and again going to be breezy for some. here is a look at what you can expect for today. i'll show you what the coolest day is going to arrive coming up. >> new this morning, the off ramp has re-opened after being shutdown following a deadly crash involving a pedestrian.

ktvu has more of what we're learning about the accident. what the city is doing to try to cut down on traffic deaths, ally. >> reporter: there have been 8 pedestrian faulty s this year. the most recent 1 happened at around 1:00 this morning. accident happened at the 5th street off ramp near harrison street. you can see some of the crime scene tape left over from the investigation this morning when the street was shutdown. we're still waiting to get more information which investigating this crash. we don't know if the victim is a man or woman, he or she was near the crosswalk at this intersection when a toyota suv coming down the 5th street off ramp struck the victim killing them or her. we don't know if speed was a factor. pedestrian accidents are an on going issue. 60% of the city pedestrian fatalities occur at just 6th person of the city streets. here is a map of what are called high injury corridors in the department of public help

and reporting release this spring. most of those high injury corridors are in the south of market, china town, now there's a city wide effort underway to reduce the number of pedestrian accidents. pedestrian safety group called vision 0 is spearheading that effort. their goal is to eliminate traffic debt entirely by 2024. they plan to do that by improving streets and sidewalks to increase safety, along with tougher enforcement of dangerous driving. san francisco police have ramped up traffic enforcement. they issued 11,000 traffic citations in february, that's more than 50% decrease from the year before. coming up in the next hour of warning zone 2, we'll hear more from pedestrians and the need to make the streets of san francisco safer. live in san francisco channel 2 news. >> a nine-year-old girl who spent the night wandering in the woods is back safe with her family this morning after a massive search. >> thank you for everybody who

looked for me and how much you voted. >> she was carried away in her father's arms after being found by a pair of cyclist yesterday morning. she wandered away friday afternoon at sale yule pete taylor state park. they helped to look for her. >> the search for crossing families to rethink how they prepare for a camping trip. ktvu patty lee talked to a park ranger about what parents can tell their children to stay safe. >> the miller family is making more of the campfire return to normalcy after nerve wracking night that involved hamas serve search. the families cleared out camp site in 40 feet away. >> they'll try to prepare kids for. >> they called the incident a learning incident. >> they have the opportunities to plan. >> they had to take care of

them. >> park ranger derrick shelly calls it a wake up call. >> this is the last thing you think about. >> shelly sits down the families are getting ready to camp. samuel pete taylor is booked several days a week and preparation should go beyond buying supplies. >> they should have a plan that gives a checklist of what to do if lost. >> once you realize you are lost stay in 1 place so that we can find you and start shouting for help and definitely be on the listen for other people that are calling out your name looking for you. >> shortly after the child was reunited with her family. she and her husband talked to their boys. >> what happens if you get lost. >> stay put. >> stay put. >> that was patty lee reporting. and 2 and a half miles from her family camp site. they were in the county visiting from new mexico. >> two officers are recovering after being injured in a shoot out. it happened just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon, investigators say a bureau of land management ranger stopped

a suspect in a rural area north of nevada city and then called for back up. a california highway patrol officer responded. the confrontation escalated to shoot out. the land management ranger and suspect were both hit by gunfire. the chp officer was also hurt. >> it's unclear that the officer that was injured, was injured from a result of moving in a dynamic situation or if he was actually struck by gunfire. >> the chp officer suffered a laceration to his leg. the ranger was shot in the shoulder and the suspect was also injured. both were flown to the hospital and both are expected to survive. it is still unclear exactly what led to the shooting but the fbi is now investigating. 15-year-old boy is being called a hero after he rescued his neighbor from burning department. the fire started at about 7:30. firefighters say it started in a bottom unit and then quickly spread. 15-year-old said he saw the fire and ran to help his neighbor who is in a

wheelchair. >> the house really on fire. so i looked down and broke the extinguisher up there and i ran upstairs. so i picked him up and took him out. i went down there. >> is that the guy. was he the 1 in the wheelchair. >> yes. >> no 1 was hurt in the fire and that cause is still under investigation. >> later today san francisco's glide memorial church. the reverend will host the service. he has many ties to the bay area. she went to san francisco's mission high school. she died last month at the age of 86. today's service starts at 1:00 this afternoon at glide memorial church. san jose man is facing charges of indecent exposure after exposing himself to 3 young girls. police say it happened just before 5:00 yesterday afternoon at shadow cliff's park in me santon. the father of at least 1 of the girls heard what happened and again following the suspect, 31-

year-old jose through the park. park police then joined the pursuit and arrested him. he was transported to the jail. and san bruno police are looking for a man who claim to have an explosive device while trying to rob a jewelry store. police released these images from a security camera. they say on thursday the man attempted to rob the store on the avenue. but when he threatened to detonate the device. the clerk told him the police were on the way and he escaped. he's described as a man in his 20s with a medium build. >> 500 homes have been evacuated because of the growing wild fire. it is burning in current county which is about 50 miles northeast. the fire started friday night and is only about 5% contained. more than ailing hundred acres have burned. people in the area are being warned about the poor air quality because of the smoke. meanwhile firefighters across the state are preparing for the fire season ahead. tomorrow morning it's going to

be holding a helicopter off the road. it starts at 9:00 in the morning and is expected to last several hours. a race across the country begins this morning with start near the golden gate bridge and won't end until runners reach baltimore, maryland. 26 runners are participating an event that raises money and support for young adults effected by the disease. the group will run 4,000 miles over the next 42 days. this is the 2nd year the only cancer fund for young adults has sponsored that event. the group hopes to raise $750,000. world cup fever has hit the bay area and fans have great places to enjoy the games. the jumbo tron was fired up yesterday in san francisco's civic center plaza for free viewing all day long. they had cause to celebrate with the 3-0 victory. there's also outdoor viewing of world cup matches in san jose pleasant and things are shot

and parked. both will hold viewings tomorrow during the usa 1st world cup game. that game is scheduled to start at 3:00. here is a quick look at the matches happening today switzerland will take ontic question door at 9:00 this morning. and argentina will play at 3:00. many companies in silicone valley are offering workers a park during the world cup twitter and linked in are among companies airing matches in their offices during the next month. they're also encouraging employees to follow the action. electronic arts which makes the 2014 world cup brazil video game is hosting viewing parties at his offices as well. most of this year's matches are scheduled during office hours here in california. >> well, it's 1 of san francisco's most famous street but not everyone loves the attention. the tellers of 1 of the painted ladies had a drop selling price by hundreds of thousands of dollars just to close that

deal. >> and east bay congresswoman is warning against military involvement in action. more on the action barbara lee wants the president to take as well instead with the dealing in growing insurgency. >> i'll show you the drop expected for today and talk about how long the pattern is going to last coming up.

this morning defense secretary chuck has ordered a u.s. aircraft carrier to the persian gulf as president obama considers possible military options in iraq. he says the uss george h.w bush is carrying missiles of reaching iraq. the move comes after groups claim to have taken over much of the northern part of the country including the 2nd largest country. they have also threaten to take baghdad. he said he has not sent combat troops to iraq but considering

air strikes. barbara lee is warning against any military involvement in iraq and that includes sending warships to the region. she's calling on president obama to seek a political solution to the glowing insurgency. lee was the only member of congress who voted against the authorization after the september 11 attack. she also voted against the invasion of iraq a year later. >> once you bomb and once you invade a country and engage in military strikes, you don't know what follows, the unintended consequences could be very dire. >> lee says she will push for congressional debate on any new use of force in iraq going forward. >> los angeles police officer who was shot and killed last weekend has been laid to rest.

22-year-old john was working as security desk monitor when he pepper sprayed and tackled a gunman on campus. one person died and 2 others were wounded in the attack. the suspected gunman has been charged with murder. two teenagers are facing charges for allegedly all of a suddenning a massive school massacre. investigators say the 16-year- old and 7 teen-year-old boys hope to become the most notorious mass murders of all time. they say the boys studied the 1999 columbine shooting to look for mistakes so that they could avoid them. >> they had studied the school

for the max amount of students in the lunchroom and hallways blocked the exits and even that plan to killed rso. >> investigators say the boy's plan was discovered late last year. police say they both have been in custody on other charges so when that investigation began. authorities waited until thursday to serve the teens when they were about to be released on those previous charges. all right, our time now is 7:17, it's father's day and i know 1 of our dad's in here john has got barbecue plans i don't think he's probably alone he would like to serve them up in good weather. >> some great weather coming our way, not going to be as warm as we were yesterday, it's going to be a little breezy as we transition into a cooler weather pattern, that's going to hang around for a couple of days. we have a system that's working to the coastline and that has brought back the clouds. live look here outside our doors and across the bay, into san francisco, multilevel

clouds out there. we have low clouds hugging parts of the coast. we have midlevel clouds, high clouds level clouds, all due to this system here and marine layer is almost twice as thick as it was yesterday, so yesterday it was about a thousand feet, this morning it's 1500 close to 2,000 feet, so cooler air being transported into the bay and all the way through the delta this morning. e showed you at the top of the hour, those winds are gusting through areas like fair field, concord reporting very breezy conditions we have fog and low clouds in areas like ocean beach, half moon bay. it's mostly sunny right around the golden gate bridge. i saw a few live shots earlier. but, again, we've got that cooler cloudy day expected along the coastline and some of our inland locations getting into the low to mid 80s for today that is perfect weather for some of us. >> giving us a look at different part of the map and winds cranking 20 miles per hour. we have 18 miles per hour in

hayward, a half moon bay reporting 18 miles per hour gusts as well. san jose we have southeasterly breeze and it's a light 1. not everybody feeling the wind but some of us definitely and some of us will continue to feel that breeze, the on shore breeze will be quite strong along the coast and perhaps just inside the bay through the delta. breezy for some. a cooler day as well. this is where we were on saturday. here is where we are for today. and the coolest day looks to be monday it's of the going to last too long. but again he will feel it for today. to the east bay upper 60s. along the shoreline we have 80s

. >> 80s. he spent 5 years in captivity before finally returning to the united states on friday. two of those years were reportedly spent in solitary confinement and he was only ail to talk to his captures through a metal box. he's currently under going treatment at army medical center in san antonio texas. bikers held a rally at border crossing in san diego downy to demand the release of u.s. marine who were behind

bars in mexico. three times in the past. family members say he was in san diego getting treatment for ptsd. >> the pentagon is giving away thousands of military trucks to police departments across the country. not everyone who supports the plan. police received mind resistant protective vehicles. they've used the military vehicles to respond to a gunman barricaded in a home and serve high risk warrants but some critics say the use of military equipment blurs the line between the military and police. >> they begin to confuse that policing mission with the military mission and when that happens.

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of the parade people stayed for a festival that featured music and family activities. an francisco's pride weekend is set for june 28 and 29th. sacramento king showed their support with thirty-second video posted the video shows the court slowly being lit up with all of the colors of the rainbow. the king dancers and king's mass scott also intended the prized festivities. expanded that game to the east coast and he had new yorkers scrambling around central park and brooklyn park looking for envelopes. each 1 was filled with a 50- dollar bill and silver dollar. one young man found his envelope between 2 rocks.

>> the 1st thing i'll do, yes, i got it. i mean, as soon as i did that. you can hear everyone just run towards -- everyone just ran towards the rock. >> the hidden task crew posted on twitter that they are planning a father's day give away in chicago today. so far we haven't seen any clues as to where those envelopes are going to be hidden. >> this father's day dockers is teaming 1 the family of san francisco 49ers to rid the world of what they call sad pants. >> just started wearing dockers he's a whole new man. >> mommy who is it. >> dockers film the family in a public service type announcement advertising against the pants. it's posted on the company web site and on youtube. the stop dad dance campaign includes the competition, men who trade in their dad pants for dockers an post a picture could win trip to 49ers game. >> there's a new plan on the table to try to keep hospital

open at least partially. some doctors and nurses say it's not a good idea. details on the options left on the tail as time runs out. >> and family and friends call for justice. the grief and anger after a teenager is shot and killed by a bay area sheriff's deputy. >> a cooler day is shaping up for your father's day. i'll have a comparison of the numbers for you coming up. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually.

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pedestrian is hit and killed. the latest on the investigation and the calls to prevent future deaths from happening. >> welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday june 15th. >> good morning i'm in, let's get a quick look at our weather with rosemary. >> happy father's day. a live view where with have partly cloudy skies, mostly cloudy skies an areas where we were mostly sunny just yesterday morning. let's get to the graphics and i'll show you this comparison here anywhere from 5-10 to 11 degrees cooler. san francisco yesterday hit 75 today going to sick 4. 80 degrees for napa today that's 5 degrees cooler than yesterday. 6 degrees cooler this concord. san jose 79 expected for you

when yesterday you were at 88. they're going to fill that in this morning. we're waking 1 the wind, the on shore breeze is back. concord reporting 32 miles per hour gusts. fair field reporting 26 miles per hours. it's going to be a bit of breezy day along the coast through the delta inside the bay and on shore breeze. i'm seeing it in hayward this morning and temperatures in the 50s. antioch starting in the 60s and quickly jumped in within an hour or 2 into the certainties not the case for today. 58 degrees outside your door this morning. we have 56 in oakland. 50 for nevada. upper 40s in sanrosa even a bit chilly out there. here is a look at afternoon highs before i let you go. 61 for paca. widespread 60s low to mid 7tys around bay. upper 7tys to low 80s for inland location. 85 degrees in antioch that's the warmest on this map. so this pattern will continue at least for the next day or so. i'll have a look at extended

forecast coming up. >> and here is a look at some of the top stories we're following for you. the off ramp at 5th street in san francisco is back open. it was shutdown following a. and the ramp was closed for 2 hours during a -- the crick vim's identity has not been released the fbi is investigating a shooting in nevada count you that injured a chp officer and bureau as well as the suspected gunman. it happened yesterday afternoon. investigators say a confrontation with the suspect led to a shoot out. and 15-year-old boy in fair field is being called a hero after he rescued his wheelchair bound neighbor from a burning apartment. that fire started at 7:30 last night. cause is still under investigation. >> the san francisco man face charges for possession of destructed device will be back in court tomorrow. political and media consultant ryan was the focus of nationwide manhunt after investigators searched his apartment 2 weeks ago. court documents say they found

a homemade remote control bomb and firearm with serial number removed. tomorrow will be his detention hearing. his arraignment is scheduled for tuesday. the county sheriff's deputy who killed 18-year-old garcia claims he feared nor his life when he fired his gun almost 2 weeks ago. but sreno family said he didn't have to shoot. ktvu kristina redone was at the young woman's funeral were with her family is demanding change. >> tony said finds comfort in the embraces family and friends outside the lady of the pillar catholic church where 18-year- old funeral was held. >> she was my everything. i devoted my life to my sister. >> the teen who suffered from depression was shot to death by a sheriff's deputy on june 3rd june 3rd. her family called police saying she hadn't taken her medication. within 2nd of arriving, deputy men fired his weapon saying he feared for his life because he was wielding a knife. >> their claim to, you know,

help people not to kill people. >> friends are out going the family's concern that the deputy could have handled the situation differently. >> he could still be here and the family wouldn't be suffering right now. they wouldn't be be here right thousand. >> known for protesting is adding fight for justice. he already represents lopez the santa rosa team shot dead last year while holding a bb gun. >> this is not the way civilized society allows people with mental disabilities to be treated. it's just not acceptable. >> the family is searching for peace. their heart broke. it's too late for them regardless of what happens in court. >> it's not going to bring my sitter back. it's never going to -- but we do want justice. we don't want this to ever happen again. >> maybe the support's plan to

attend a city council's meeting next tuesday, we'll ask city leaders to district attorney's office conduct a thorough and transparent investigation into this death. reporting at half moon bay, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and oakland man already wanted on 2 warrants is now facing more charges after police say he caused a 4 car crash. just before 7:00 last night got reports of a reckless driver in a red car on westbound i-80 just before berkeley. shortly after that call there was a crash involved in the car and 3 others, 1 person suffered major injuries police say the driver of the car 15-year-old tried to run but was stopped by an off duty officer who witnessed the crash. he's now facing felony hit-and- run and felony dui charges he had arrest warrants for weapons violation and kidnapping. a man was killed after he crashed into a power pole and got trapped by the live wires it happened last night at arnold drive and west avenue.

police say after the driver hit the power pole, the wires and transform oil came down across the car. paramedics and the fire department could not get to him until the power. the driver was 62 years ole but have not yet released his name and the cause is still under investigation. >> san francisco's proposal to increase minimum wage will be on the november ballot. many people say it won't do much to close the city's income gap. the proposal will gradually raise the minimum wage from $10.74 to $15 by 28 teen. many reporters are -- 20 18. critics say be the time it reaches $15 per hour it still won't be enough to live on. officials are considering a plan to keep doctors medical center open just as an emergency room. the times report many doctors and nurses are opposed which

will offer urgent care to patients the hospital has been in danger of closing after a parcel tax measure failed to pass last month. task force is studying whether the hospital could operate with fewer beds and reduced service. >> almost after 50 years in business, drugstore has closed its doors for good. the cbs store on the corner of broadway is done by many different names over the years but many customers say they have always stayed loyal. customer says say the store was 1 stop shop. employees and customers came together to share memories. >> there's a sense of community about it being here when the name changed. >> one thing i got it's a little windchill. i listen to it. i'll think about it. >> the store will be demolished at the end of the summer. focused on building a new store at that site. >> we're learning more about a fire that damaged homes in the north bay.

last night investigators that -- the fire broke out on friday around noon. it burned more than 16 acres before crews were able to get the upper hand. investigators say they found ignition points in several day areas leading them to believe that the fire was intentionally set. on east bay fire station is on its way to becoming the 1st in the country to provide health care at the station. yesterday was the ground breaking ceremony for the new south hi ward fire station. station no. 7 was recently rebuilt. >> we'll give people into a lower cost setting. into a lower facility as opposed to everyone going to the emergency. we're going to.

>> that could put people's life in jeopardy. >> during a commencement address. >> some parts of the country weather related disasters. >> they're going to get costly. >> that's why today i'm announcing a new 1 billion- dollar comity. >> the country need scientist who will invest and help bring a clean energy age much like efforts to put a man on the moon. about 8,000 students received at anaheim angel stadium. bay area native and world cup champion celebrated with steve 2014 graduates questioned. >> you are my people. you are broncos. >> during her speech at al ma matter she reenacted her

moments she pulled off her jersey after winning the world cup in 1999. she graduated from the university in 1991 and went on to 3 olympic medals. >> remember, just celebrate with that enthusiasm, just celebrate the big and the small victories that you make and to encourage others around you to celebrate. >> they're schedule today give commencement speech. some have appealed to people about immigration reform and recognize support of parents who can't be with their graduating children. those plan on wearing pink soles to come 1 a change deport in policies. late apple founder gene spoke commencement ceremony in 2005 where he told students who stay hungry and stay foolish.

>> security measures put into place after shooting 2 years ago at the university of southern california seem to be having an impact on campus crime. according to los angeles times, property crimes on campus dropped significantly since the changes were made. the university now limits public access to the university ground in the evening that the school also installed more security cameras and added fingerprint scanners inside the dorms. in 2124 people were shot and injured outside of halloween party on campus. the gunman was really -- recently sented to life in prison. a fantasy 5 lottery tickets has been sold. california lottery officials say the ticket was purchased at the news and liquor on 4th street. it matched 5 of the numbers from thursday's night drawing. officials say the winner has yet to come forwad has 180 days from the day of the drawing to claim the prize. they encourage winners to sign the back of their tickets and keep them at safe place. >> one of santran cisco's

famous home known as the painted ladies have sold for $900,000 less than its asking price. the home across from alamo square park that was put on the market in 2010. then taken off and relisted this past march. it originally had an asking price of $4 million. it sold for 3.1 million. the owner bought that queen and victorian in 1975 for $65,000. new information just in to our newsroom about a person killed in a crash in san francisco over night. coming up at 8:00 what we're learning about the victim and how the car ended up in an area where homeless people are known to sleep in. >> service has resumed after transit strike. how the president had to step in to get those rolling back on the track. >> we are waking up with a notable switch in our weather pattern. i'm tracking a trend for you coming up.

: drink service has resumed. workers walked off the job early yesterday morning after the southeast transportation authority failed to reach a contract with hundreds of engineers an electricians the strike shutdown 13 train lines connecting philadelphia to the suburb, philadelphia airport and new jersey. president obama created an emergency board over the weekend to mediate the contract dispute. it's offering service this morning after contract talks between the drivers broke down. they have been in negotiations with the driver's union since february. the 2 sides are in awes over pay and pension. drivers are prohibited from striking but called a sick out last week that disrupted service. the current labor contract expires at the end of the

month. there is no set date for talks to resume. and tomorrow san francisco mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors president are celebrating a milestone in construction of the new subway. officials say the 1st tunnel machine known has tunneled under market street and existing park. the events is schedule today get underway tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. the construction on the central subway is scheduled to wrap up in 29 teen. and mosquito born virus that has sickened thousands of people has made its way to the quite. it is called the virus, it's called chick pea it's called in the caribbeans until africa and southeast asia. the cdc says 39 cases have been reported in the united states so far this year including 1 in california. many of the victims that recently traveled to the caribbean health officials, rather, say the virus is not usually deadly but it can cause severe joint pain. there is no back pain for

treatment. and disease that reached epidemic levels in california may have made its way into east bay school. reports many parents are now concerned about their kids' health. >> the flash of the pool found far better than the sound spreading across the county. commonly known as whooping cough has reached epidemic levels statewide with 162 cases reported to the public health this year. the school district sent a letter to parents warning about possible exposure in school. >> i'm telling you, it catch it and when their kids are sharing the systems -- symptoms they'll get treated right away. >> the disease effort says it's cyclical and climbing and could having towards another peak.

they say the benefits go further than people think. we're recommended that every pregnancy because of the woman vaccination then that passes on free tech tiff antibodies to the newborn. all of them have current shots. she says other parents choose not to vaccinate. >> what's frustrating to me, but of course people have their own reasons for doing things like that andvy to respect that, but, you know, times like this where it might put other people at risk that is a little bit frustrating. >> they often goes misdiagnosed and adult and allergy or bronchitis if you have a persistent cost see your health care provider. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> the san francisco fdca is celebrating new adoption center with an intensive to find your new best friend.

the shelter is offering free adoptions of adult animals this weekend. it's showing off a new indoor dog park and says there's more space. the spca says the improvements will help it find homes for 6,000 pets every year. >> your time now is 7:48. it's a nice day if you didn't like it hot yesterday, maybe a little bit of cool down today. >> yeah, it's going to be a cooler day. if you're treating dad to maybe brunch, maybe need a jacket. it depends on where you're at. we're going to start out with a live look over the east bay where we have high clouds overhead and sun shining. our temperatures today falling off by 5:00, even 10 -- 5 even 10 degrees. let's talk about where it is all coming from. what we have a trough here that's sort of hanging over, you can see washington and oregon, love the satellite view because you can depict sort of the circulation in the atmosphere. even sending clouds our way. the on shore breeze is back.

the high clouds we showed you a moment ago are moving over parts of the east bay. you can see them right here. this will be the case for today. it meets the high clouds, midlevel clouds, low clouds hugging the coastline. it's definitely a dump morning and the on shore breeze is blowing quite strong through some areas, through the delta in concord gusting to near 30. 18 miles per hour reported in hayward, meanwhile a mountain view, you're saying i don't know what you're talking about it's very calm where i'm at. not everywhere, we will be breezy in some areas for today. temperatures coming down for everyone. >> 53 degrees in san francisco. 58 for walnut creek. temperatures not too bad. but when you consider your sopped in low cloud or yesterday you were mostly sunny that. 's definitely going to feel cooler outside your door this morning. santa rosa 6 degrees cooler. 6 degrees cooler than where we were this hour yesterday. here are the low clouds and the fog we get into 10:00 or so

beginning to peel away. i notice some still along the east bay shoreline. family under hayward perhaps you're thinking about breakfast or brunch outdoors could be cloudy about 10:00 we're sopped in along the coastline as we get into the 2nd half of the day we're mostly sunny in most places. ocean beach, looks like you'll be gray most of the day. parts of the north bay coastline. partly cloudy to mostly sunny. right there along, again, it looks mostly cloudy for the entire day. take a look at the footprint here. 50s for parts of the coast. we've got 60s an 70s around the bay. no rent on this map where temperatures are typically in the 90s this time of year. giving you a look at some of these numbers we've got low 80s, lay out, 64 san francisco. you have to go well inland and antioch bread to get to 85. 73 for santa cruise. 82 expected. the extended lunch here showing

you temperaturing falling off today and continuing the coolest day is going to be monday. we get back to work, temperatures ranging in the 60s from the coast to the bay. upper 7tys inland that's a very mild day. the final week of spring, quite nice. below 80s expected on tuesday for the inland city. we do warm up on wednesday, with little change in the forecast for thursday. >> california teenager with leukemia is 1 of nearly 40 young americans who will attend the world cup in brazil. 19-year-old ruben spent his birthday traveling yesterday. the make a wish foundation has arranged for him and his father to watch iran face nigeria tomorrow. he was diagnosed with leukemia when he was 15 years ole and on his -- old and on his school soccer team. a pair of sea calls appears to be holding strong at this weekend's box office. >> what's up. >> we're back.

>> they're back. joe na hill head back to jump street but with a slightly different address. 22 jump street brought in 25 million during its opening night. how to train your drag go too is holding strong. >> the extensive research police say the teens went through and how they plan to carry out the attack. >> but 1st a big delay for the oakland a fans what that stopped that game for nearly 40 minutes and whether it had an impact on their chances of winning. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking police are investigating how a car ended up in ailed being. it happened near homestead road. the driver was hurt and was taken to the hospital but no other injuries were reported. san francisco mayor is launching a new campaign aimed at film maker george lucas. here is a photo the mayor

posted on twitter. you can see a banner above him. hard to read on your screen but it does read george lucas, please, build your museum in san francisco for the world to enjoy. san francisco is compete being los angeles and chicago to house the proposed museum art. lucas says he's going to make a decision in the next 2 weeks. >> oakland a's experienced some technical difficulties before sold out crowd at the oakland coliseum last night. the lights failed to come on causing a 38 minute delay in the 4th inningment the reason, well the team says there was a trip circuit breaker. on the field the as were able to produce enough power to beat the yankee where is a final of 5-1. they were still in 1st, 4 games ahead of the angels. despite 2 days of disappoint losses against the colorado rockies the giants still remain in 1st and are 6 games ahead of the los angeles dodgers. it was close 1 last night. giants led 4-3, but they would take the lead with inside the

park home run and would go on to win a final to 5-4. they have lost 5 of their last 6 games. >> the giants are still in 1st 6 games ahead of the dodgers. now 49ers will hold a minny camp this coming week but receiver michael crab beat them to the punch. crabtree went back to his hometown of dallas and held a free youth football camp. his teammate running back frank was also there to teach and encourage 200 youngsters. >> i'm doing it from the. >> if this is how i really feel. >> the football camp was free and something michael says he never had a chance to experience when he was their age. >> well, park east bay. >> hundreds of people forced to leave their home. the challenges firefighters face as they try to bring a big

wild fire under control. >> while your cooler day in store for your father's day. i will check on the current conditions and show you what you can expect for the afternoon in your neighborhood coming up.

details on the injuries to the police officers to the officers an suspects mornings on 2 continues. welcome back. it is sunday june 15th. happy fathers' day. >> good morning. i'm in, let's get a quick look at our weather with rosemary. >> happy father's day. temperatures will be coming down for sunday. in fact, this morning many of us already waking up with cloudy or cooler conditions giving you a live look here at

downtown oakland where we are plenty with gray. this along some areas not with low clouds. take a look. we're fairly widespread this morning. yesterday morning we woke up with wall to wall sunshine not happening today. we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny away from the coast as we get into the 2nd half of your sunday. but the on shore breeze is really going to drive some of those temperatures down. we've got concord with southerly breeze, fair field 28. we always looked at fair field to see just how strong that on shore breeze is. it's going to drive cooler air all the way into the central valley for today. 53 degrees in san francisco. so a little bit of improvement there giving you, by the lunch hour upper 50s, low 60s at the coastline. mid 7tys for the warmest

location and then for the afternoon i'll give you a peek that's what you can expect for your area. low 60s a t the coast. 60s, 7tys around the bay. low to mid 80s for warmer area. 85 expected in antioch. the numbers will continue to fall. i'll have a look at yorick tended forecast coming up. we have update on a crash. the man who was killed and how this accident happened, ally. >> the driver was coming down the 5th street off ramp here in san francisco. but instead of making the curve at the end. he went through the guardrail and plowed through a homeless encampment where several people were sleeping before crashing into the over pass all the way on the other side of harrison street. now, the chp tells us this morning that the 27-year-old driver was booked for dui

violation. the victim of this crash according to several people was a man in his 60s. it's belonging across the ground including his pillow a giant, a radio and several books. his friend at the cap were mourning his loss and remembering him this morning. >> helped him out when he could. gave money if they needed it. >> several people at damp. this is not the 1st crash that

happened here. chp is investigating this fatal crash. the driver could face charges for dui. live in san francisco. ktvu channel 2 news. a nine-year-old girl who spent the night wandering in the woods is back safe with her family this morning after a massive search. >> thank you for everybody who looked for me and how much you cared. >> she was carried away after being found yesterday morning. she wandered away friday afternoon autism well b taylor. more than 150 volunteers helped to look for her. the search is prompting families to rethink how they prepare for a camping trip. ktvu patty lee talked to a park ranger about what parents can tell their children to stay safe. >> the miller family is making smores over a campfire. they returned to normalcy after nerve wracking knife that involved a massive search whose family now cleared out camp site is just 40 feet away.

>> park ranger called this a wake up call. >> shelly says thousands of families are getting ready to camp. taylor has booked certain days a week and preparation should go beyond fying -- buys supplies. >> they should have a plan in place. >> a plan that gives him a checklist of what to do is lost. >> once you realize you are lost stay in 1 place so that we can find you and start shouting for help and definitely be on the listen for other people that are calling out your name looking for you. >> emily miller says shortly after the child was reunited with her family. she and her husband talked to their boys. >> what happens if you get lost. >> stay put. >> that was patty lee

reporting. she was found 2 and a half miles. they were in the county visiting from new mexico. >> a chp officer and federal ranger are both recovering after being injured in a shoot out. it happened just before 3 clock yesterday afternoon. investigators say a bureau of land management ranger stopped a suspect in a rural area north of nevada city and then called for back up. a california highway patrol officer responded the to that call for help. investigators say the confrontation escalated to a shoot out. the land management ranger and the suspect were both hit by gunfire. the chp officer was also hurt. >> it's unclear if the chp officer that was injured was injured from a result of moving in a dynamic situation or if he was actually struck by gunfire.

>> 15-year-old says he saw the fire and then ran to help his neighbor who lives in a wheelchair. >> we've gotten it. so i looked down. at 1st i broke that egg ting wisher up there. i said,. you know, 1 down there. >> is that the guy. was he the 1 in the wheelchair. >> yes. >> no 1 was hurt in the fire and the cause is still under investigation. >> later today, san francisco's glide memorial church will celebrate the life of rider and poet mai angelo. >> today's surface starts at 1:00 this afternoon. a san jose man is facing

charges of decent exposure after exposing himself to 3 young girls. police say it happened just before 5:00 yesterday afternoon and shadow cliffs park in me santon. they say the father of at least 1 of the girls heard what happened and began following the suspect. 31-year-old jose through the park. now, park police then joined the pursuit and arrested him. he was transported to the jail. san bruno police are looking for a man who claimed to have an explosive device while trying to rob a jewelry store. police released these images from a security camera. they say on thursday, the man attempted to rob the store on the avenue. but when he threatened to detonate the device, the clerk told him the police were ton way and he escaped. he described as a man in noise 20s 5 feet 6 inches tall. >> 500 homes have been evacuated because of a growing wild fire. it's burning which is about 50 miles northeast of bakers field. that fire started friday night and is only about 5% contained

more than 800 acres have burned. people in the area are being warned about the poor air quality because of the all the smoke. firefighters are preparing for the fire season ahead and tomorrow morning fire will be holding a helicopter training exercise at the hillsburg station off lynn ton springs road. it starts at 9:00 in the morning and it's expected to last for several hours. a race across the country is now underway. it started near the golden gate bridge this morning and it's not doing to win until runners reach maryland. 26 runners are participating as part of the 4k for cancer. that raises money in support for young adults effected by the disease. the group is going to run 4,000 miles over the next 42 days. this is a 2nd year, the cancer fund for young adults had sponsored the event. the group is hoping to raise $750,000. >> world cup fever has hit the bay area and fans have some interesting places to enjoy the

games. a jumbo tron was fired up yesterday in san francisco civic center plaza for free viewing all day long. fans of the team had cause to celebrate but 3-0 victory there. 's outdoor viewing of world cup matches in san jose in the park. both will hold viewings tomorrow during the usa 1st world cup game against gan na. that game is scheduled to start at 3:00. france will face honduras at noon and argentina will play bosnia at 3:00. many companies in silicone valley are offering workers a park during the world cup. twitter linked are among several tech companies airing matches in their officing during the month. they're also encouraging.

>> we're learning that broadcasters casey case has died at the range of 82. and robin on super friends. this his daughter says he passed away this morning wow surrounded by family. he was suffering. three miles an hour which from there previous marriage fought bitterly with his wife and claimed she blocked them from seeing their father for several months he was taken off life support earlier this week. >> a 1st for the bay area and the country. we'll give you a sneak peak at the newest fire station and tell you about the knew nook -- unique services it offers. warning against military involvement in iraq. more on the action barbara lee wants the president to pay

instead -- instead to deal with the growing insurgency. cooler temperatures headline your father's day on monitoring the change. i'll show you how much cooler you'll be this your neighborhood coming up.

this morning ordered a u.s. aircraft carrier. they considered possible military options. the uss george h.w. bush is carrying missells capable of reaching iraq. the move comes after groups claim to have taken over much of the northern part of the

country including iraq's 2nd largest city. they've also threatened to take baghdad. president obama has said he will not send combat troops to iraq. but says he's considering air strikes. east bay congressman is warning against any military involvement in iraq and that includes sending more troops to the region. she is calling on president obama to instead seek a political solution to the growing insurgency. lee was the only member of congress to vote against the authorization of military force after the september 11th 11th attack. she also voted against the evasion of iraq a year later. >> once you bomb and once you invade a country and engage in military strikes you don't though what followed, the unintended consequences could be very dire. >> lee says going forward she is going to push for congressional debate on any new use of force in iraq. >> a los angeles police officer who was shot and killed last weekend in an ambush has been

laid to rest. >> a funeral was held yesterday from officer allen, he and another officer were both killed by a married couple in a pizzaria last sunday. now police say the couple then shot and killed another man before they died in a shoot out with police. officer was laid to rest last thursday. funeral for the 3rd man will be held next weekend. >> two teenagers are allegedly blotting a school massacre. investigators in church hill tennessee say the 16-year-old, 7 teen-year-old boys hope to become the most mass murders of all times they say the boys

studied the come lime so that they could avoid them. >> it was a planned attack. they had studied the school for the max am of students in the lunchroom and hallways blocked exits and they had plans to kill officer 1st. >> investigators say the boy's plan was discovered late last year. they both had been in custody on other charges when this investigation began. they waited until thursday to serve the teens when they were about to be released on those previous charges. >> all right, your time in 87 teen and if you have outdoors plan today and 1 a little bit cooler rosemary working on that for us. nice out, right? >> yeah for the most. it's going to be cloudy. it's going to be cool. yesterday was perhaps the better day to be along pacific.

you can see the tree on the left side of your screen rustling around a bit. on shore breeze is blowing quite strong through parts of the coast as well as the delta this morning. we've got 14 miles per hour in hayward gusting to 18fso reporting 16, gusting to 22 half moon bay gusting to 18, fair field and concord both reporting quite breezy conditions as well. temperature wise for cooler, cloudier, cooler, we're breezy, not gone to fill as -- feel as nice out there this morning. 56 san francisco. upper 50s oakland, concord, san jose. 57 right now and for the afternoon, going to be a mild 1. take a look as we get into the 11:00 hour.

mostly sunny skies 68 degrees probably hit 7ty degrees or so by lunchtime. we're hanging out in the low 7tys for most of your day. that's a beautiful day. if it is too cool for you along the coastline head inland it's going to be mild. it's going to be warm for some of the hottest locations today but not too bad at all. if you're thinking about taking in a game or treating dad to a game this afternoon, we're going to be a little cool and breezy at at&t park. 62 degrees partly cloudy at o. d.o.t. coliseum for the as game. 69 degrees at game time a little more mild there. 80 degrees this afternoon. 78. upper 60s, along the north bay shoreline we'll see a little bit more sunshine in areas like ocean beach, and half moon bay. even into the east bay temperatures feeling quite nice howard f.85. and santa chara valley. 82 morgan hill. fairly nice day in santa cruise

partly cloudy skies 73 degrees. receive 9 redwood city. 64 san francisco. the extended forecast here, temperatures cooling today, even cooler for tomorrow, monday looks to be the coolest day, a slow little rebound on tuesday. wednesday, we warm it back up. temperatures holding in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees for thursday inland cities upper 7tys around the bay. 60s for the coast. >> well the army has appointed 2 star general to investigate whether sergeant deserted his bay before he was captured by the taliban.

the sergeant has been jailed in mexico since march. when he crossed the border with 3 guns. guns are not allowed at border crossings. he was lost and unail to turn around. but mexican officials say he had crossed the boarder at that same crossing 3 times in the past. he was in san diego getting treatment. >> the pentagon is giving away thousands of military trucks across the country. not everyone supports the plan. police. they say they've used the military vehicles to respond to a gunman barricaded in the home and to serve high risk warns but some critics say the use of military equipment blur it is line between the military and police. >> they begin to confuse that policing mission unnecessary injuries. >> many police departments say they do cover the cost of

delivering the vehicles. calling california home, the military base children is part of american's latest immigration crisis and the changes that could come later this week. >> plus the 49ers as the wife pleads for the end. the new campaign and the competition it encourages. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

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sacramento community expressed its pride with a

parade. about 10,000 people gathered at the sacramento prize festival yesterday. a parade was held near the state capitol. after the parade people stayed for a festival that featured music, dance pavilion, local artist and family activities. the pride weekend is set for june 28 and 29. the sacramento king showed their support for the the prize festival with a thirty-second video posted on youtube. the video shows the kings court slowly being lit up with all of the colors of the rainbow. the team mass scott also attended the prized festivities. thousands turned out to take part in boston's pride parade yesterday. there were dancers, floats, fans an plenty of onlookers. it follows a week of festivity celebrating the community. this year's theme be yourself changed the world. well, dozens of new yorkers have joined the hidden cash scavenger hunt craze. yesterday real estate investor expanded the game to the east coast. he had new yorkers scrambling

around central park and brooklyn prospect park looking for envelopes each 1 was filled with a 50-dollar bill. one man found his envelope between 2 rock. >> 1st thing i did was. >> yes, i got it. >> i mean, i did it. i did that. you can hear everyone run towards -- everyone just ran towards the rock. >> they didn't cash crew posted on twitter they are planning a father's day give away in chicago today. we are checking. to rid the world of what they call. >> since jim started wearing dockers he's a whole new man.

these campaign include a constitution and then they'll trade in their dad pants an post a picture on twitter could win a trip to 49ers game. >> up next, stopping crime on a college campus. the results of strict security measures after a shooting at the university of southern california. >> and the victim of a police shooting is laid to rest. now, the family is turning to an attorney who is already involved none other highly publicized officer involved shooting. cooler day blowing into the bay area for your father's day. we'll check in on your current conditions i'll have a look at the afternoon high for your neighborhood coming up. good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades.

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27-year-old man crashes off a san francisco freeway and kills 1 person. we are learning more information this morning about the driver and where the victim was with he was hit. welcome back i'm claudia. >> through i'm in. let's go to rosemary with a quick look at father's day forecast. >> a beautiful start here in san jose. good morning to you we have mostly sunny skies, high clouds drifting overhead. most of us waking up with the at least partly cloudy skies, some of us high clouds, some of us those gray low clouds. let's take a look at the winds this morning where i'm seeing the clouds. i'll show you in just a moment 28 miles per hour that on shore breeze is gusting yesterday at this hour nearly nonexistent just a very light breeze at best. concord, you're cranking out at about 25 miles an hour the gusts there 18 miles per hour reported a t the oakland airport. the low clouds are back. the marine layer has deepened and the overnight hours, yes,

we have a cool down coming our wait a minute we're cooler already this monning. we're mostly cloudy. the clouds hugging the coastline into the east bay. 57 at oakland right now. 61 in antioch. yesterday we had a rapid rebound not expecting that today. widespread upper 50s lafayette. here are the clouds, again, hugging the coastline across into the east bay, you don't have the low clouds chances are you have high clouds overhead. we get into the 10:00 hour beginning to peel back but still mostly cloudy over areas like oakland. half moon bay will be partly to mostly sunny in areas north of the golden gate and santa cruise but temperature wise upper 50s to low 60s a t the coast. 60s around the bay. seventies to mid 80s for our warmest location. when i come back i'll put some numbers on this screen and talk about how long this cooler trend is going to last.

>> we're learning more information this morning about a deadly crash into a homeless in san francisco. ktvu reported ally is live at the scene near the 5th street off ramp with what we're learning about the homeless man that was killedden why this isn't the 1st crash. ally. a giant baseball cap. the crash that killed this man happened at around 1:00 this morning. suv driving down san francisco missed the curb at the end. his

friends say he was in early 60s. his friends also say he had a wife and kids who live in oakland. the chp tells us the 27-year- old driver involved in this crash was booked for dui violation. >> i heard a screech that sounded like he was flipping over and next thing i heard was a very loud bang that. 's when i got out and looked around an seen that car. left the scene. >> several people at the camp told us this is not the 1st crash that has happened there. it's speeding cars coming off the ramp half clouds into that encampment before and that it is a dangerous place to sleep. the chp is investigating this fatal crash and say the driver could face dui charges. live in san francisco. ktvu channel 2 throughs. >> and oakland man already wanted on 2 warrants is facing more charges after allegedly

causing a vehicle crash. just before 7:00 last night reports of reckless driver in a car just before berkeley. shortly after that that red car was involved in a crash that left 1 person with major injuries. police say the driver of the car 50-year-old robert blackwell tried to run but was stopped by off duty officer who witnessed the crash. blackwell is facing felony hit- and-run and felony dui charges. he also had warrants out for his arrest for weapons violations and kidnapping. a man is dead after crashing into a power pole and getting trapped in the car by live wires wires. the cause is still under investigation. >> a man facing charges for possession of destructive device will be back in court

tomorrow. political media consultant ryan chamber lane was the focus of nationwide manhunt after investigators severalled his apartment 2 weeks ago. court documents say they found a homemade remote control bomb and firearm with serial number removed. tomorrow will be his detention hearing his arraignment is scheduled for tuesday. friend and family continue to mourn the death of an 18-year- old girl who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. yesterday a funeral was held at our lady of the pillar catholic church. the teen who suffered from depression was shot to death on june 3rd p in half moon bay after wielding a knife at an officer. family has hired attorney, and man known for protesting police brutality. >> this is not the way it allows people to have mental disable to be treated. it's just not acceptable. >> he's already representing the family of andy lopez, the santa rosa teen shot dead by a

deputy last year. the supporters plan on asking city leaders to have the district attorney's office do a thorough investigation into her death. >> we are learning more about a fire that damaged some homes in the north bay. ment fire broke out on friday afternoon. >> security measures put in place after shooting 2 years ago at the university of southern california seemed to be having an impack on campus crime. according to los angeles times property crimes have dropped significantly since the changes were made. the university limits public access to the university at night. the school has also installed more security cameras and added fingerprint scanners inside dorms. in 2124 people were shot and injured outside a halloween party on campus. the gunman was recently sented

to life in prison. >> san francisco proposal to increase minimum wage will be on the november ballot some people say it won't do much to close the city's income gap. the proposal will gradually raise the minimum wage from $10 to 74 cents where it was now to $15 by 28 teen. the san francisco chronicle reports many employers paying entry level workers more than the minimum wage. the 1st year increase may not effect many people. by the time it reaches $15 an hour. it still won't be enough to live on. officials are considering a plan to keep doctor's medical center in sanpablo open just as an emergency room. the times reports many doctors and nurses are opposed to plan which would offer urgent care to patients the hospital has been in danger of closing after parcel tax measure failed the path last month. task force is studying whether the hospital can operate with fewer beds and reduced service. a east bay fire station is on its way to becoming the 1st

in the country to provide health care at the station. yesterday was the ground breaking ceremony for the new south hayward fire station and community clinic. station no. 7 on hunt wood avenue was recently rebuilt. then community leaders had the carbon dioxide to build a drop in clinic next to the fire house to give people another option besides going to the emergency room. >> if we can get people into lower cost setting into lower facility. we're doing to save money and we're going to get people definitive preventative care they deserve. >> firefighters say that could people's lives in jeopardy. >> they called on graduates to take on the threat of global warming. >> they're going to get harsher

and they're going to get costly. that's why today i'm announcing a new 1 billion-dollar competitive fund to help communities prepare for the climate change. >> the country needs scientist who will invest new technology and help bring about a clean energy age. women's world cup brandy celebrated with the 2414 graduates yesterday. >> you are my people.

>> remember to celebrate with that enthusiasm. to celebrate the big and the small victories that you make and to encourage others around you to celebrate. >> it reports that it was put on the market in 2010 and taken off and relisted this past

march. it originally had an asking price of $4 million sold for 3.1 million. the owner bought the queen and victorian in 1975 for $65,000. well, coming up at 9:00 a shoot out in nevada city. more on the amendment case that ended with injuries to 2 law enforcement officers. and have you ever spent hours on the couch powering through an entire season of a show. well, the research says that those endless hours may not be until joyble. >> and it's taking shape around the bay area, coming up i'll pinpoint the changes underway and show you the temperature change expected for your area coming up. >> let's take you outside for a look at your father's day traffic. there is a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge on this sunday morning. blue skies an sunshine and not a lot of traffic if you plan on taking your celebration outside. time at the clock is 8:41 and you're watching mornings on 2. good morning nelly! woah.

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train service has resumed in the philadelphia following a strike there. workers walked off early yesterday now to the southeast transportation authority failed to rid the contract with hundreds of engineers an electricians the strike shutdown 13 trade lines

connects philadelphia to is bush. airport and new jersey. president obama created an emergency port over the week tend mediate that contract dispute. they're offering services after contract talk between drivers broke down. he has been in the negotiations with drivers and their unions since february. the 2 sides at in odds. drivers are prohibited from striking, but they participate at least in of them in that did self service. the current labor contract exspires at the end of the month. there is no set date for talks to resume. tomorrow san francisco mayor ed lee and president are celebrating a mild stone in the construction of new subway. >> the event is scheduled to get underway tomorrow at 9 in the morning and construction on the central subway is scheduled to wrap up in 29 teen. >> hundreds of children caught trying to cross the border are

expect today arrive at southern california military base this week. 500 receive 5 children could arrive at the shelter at the naval base by tuesday. the white house says the number of children caught crossing the border without their families is up 90% from this time last year. most of the children are fleeing violence in central america. a mosquito borne virus that has sickened thousands of people has made its way to the united states. the chicken virus also known as chick feet is usually found in the caribbean central africa and southeast sashay. the cdc says 39 cases have been reported in the united states so far this year including 1 in california. many of those people have recently traveled to the caribbean. officials say the virus is unusually deadly but it can cause severe joint pain. right now there is no vaccine or treatment t. school district has sent home a letter to parents warning about an

epidemic of whooping cough. >> health officials say it is common for cases of whooping cough to peak every 3-5 years the last time cases peaked was in 2010. >> it's celebrating with an incentive to find your new best friend. the shelter is offering try a adoptions this weekend. it is showing off a new in door dog part and says there's more space. dogs will be allowed off

leash during certain areas at bug cooper eagle. supporters of the program say it's needed bah many homes have small yards. opponents say the off leash areas are fenced and are too close to schools an playground. >> turns out sitting down with an entire season of your faith show.

>> they say in some cases becoming more about the popularity of the tv marathon than the actual show. you should only park yourself in front of the tv for the morning news. >> that's right. >> for 3 hours. >> yeah, 3 hours an then you're allowed to go outside. >> we have nice forecast for father's today. eat goes to be warm in some places you might need a jacket. >> can't make everybody happy. for some of you enjoy the heat, that's not going to be us for today. temperatures are coming down. it's going to be me sanand mild for most and just warm at best. giving you a look here at the clouds that have filled into the bay. yesterday we woke up with wall to wall sunshine not happening today. fog hugging the coastline, low clouds across the east bay, you don't have the low clouds, you have this, high clouds continuing to sweep overhead, so the on shore breeze is back. the cooler air moving in, the high clouds, the low clouds,

all having to do with the trough that is deepening over areas right around washington and oregon. this is settling in for the next couple of days. temperatures are coming down today. tomorrow looks like it will be the coolest day, the wind have been quite gusty and strong in some areas. oakland reporting on shore breeze at 18. concord southerly breeze. fair field 28. anywhere from 20 to 30 miles an hour at sfo half moon bay, so, yeah, for some of us this morning it's not cloudier, cooler, it's breezy as well. 61 degrees in antioch. 57 in oakland. 50s in areas like santa rosa and napa. santa rosa started out in the upper 40s. with mostly sunny skies we're beginning to see a nice turn around for you. 50s low 60s along the peninsula. 57 into the south bay of san jose where we have high clouds this morning. for the 2nd half of the day, again, quite pleasant inland

take a look. upper 7tys for -- 70s for most of the day. so that feels pretty good as we finish out the final days of spring 2014. 81 for sonoma. mid 80s saint helena. here are some good looking numbers. it's going to be mild, warm, cloudy and cool and breezy today, areas right along the coast. getting into the east bay shoreline by about lunchtime. we have mostly sunny skies 72 oakland. inland warm, 84 for danville. 84 livermore into the valley upper 7tys to low 80s. 79 cooper. along the peninsula, mild for the afternoon. 79 redwood city. 64 san francisco. low 60s expected for the coast.

the extended forecast here so this cooling trend now underway will last through monday. temperatures begin to trend upward on tuesday but the bigger jump will come midweek wednesday and then only subtle changes of forecast for thursday. back to the desk. >> thanks rosemary. coming up. the head coach of the 49ers is stepping out and into a new style and with the help of doctors he's hoping that every -- dads everywhere will update the wardrobe. >> up next taking the place of people being designed to walk into dangerous situations so 1 1st responders won't have to.

en convenient store says it will be the 1st to offer atm that accept bid coins the la times say the atm will open next week at hollywood in venus. but it's nod easy process to exchange virtual currency for cash. they have to provide a scan of their palm and go through several other security steps to convert their bid coins into cash. right now 1 bid coin is worth about $580. when it comes to nuclear disaster and blazing hot fires robots are being developed that can take the place of 1st responders meet atlas a 6-foot 2 inches tall and 350-pound robot that can walk balance on its own and pick things up. he is being designed to enter places that are unsafe for humans that i know concludes radioactive areas over the scene of earthquakes an building collapses.

>> within the next decade or 2, you'll start seeing them for real going out and helping with real disaster and you're start seeing them in our homes workplaces doing this work. >> another robot is being designed for the u.s. navy and it will be able to find and extinguish fire. researchers say the ultimate goal is to keep people out of harm's way. >> athletes from around the country are gearing up for this year's special olympics. they're in newark new jersey and kick off tomorrow morning. red carpet and large welcome committee greeted many as they arrived at the airport yesterday. volunteers said they're making sure everyone get it is vip treatment and the athletes say they couldn't be happier. >> i love doing it and i don't think i'll ever stop doing it. changed my life completely. it let me meet new people. >> most of the athletes flew in on private jets. organizers say pilots volunteered their time and aircraft to transport them and

this is gone to run all week. 49ers are going to hold a minicamp. but receiver is already ahead of the game. he went back to his hometown and and. >> i'm doing it from the heart, you know. it's like i don't have peach, i don't have. it's from the heart. it's how i really feel. >> california teenage sir 1 of 40 who will attend the world cup in brazil thanks to make a wish foundation. 19-year-old rubio is selena spent his birthday traveling to reowe degee nair owe yesterday. has arranged for him and his father to watch iran face nigeria tomorrow. he was diagnosed with leukemia when he was 15 years old and on his cool's --

school's soccer team. a pair of sea calls appear to be holding strong at the box office this weekend. >> shannon tatum and joe na hill head back to jump street with a slightly different address this time. 22 jump street brought in $25 million during the opening night how to train your dragon too is also holding strong at $18.5 million during its opening tight. >> coming up at 9:00 for you, a warning from san francisco police. the new that some people are falling for and how to avoid it. >> a notable drop in temperatures is underway for your sunday, i'll be updating your current conditions. i'll have the afternoon high expected for your area coming up.

. a deadly crash in san francisco. what we have learned about the victim and what the driver is accused of doing. a missing nine-year-old girl is found safe after wandering away from her family's campsite. her heartfelt thanks to searchers and the lessons other

parents are learning. world cup fever hitting the bay area. and how you can part of the excitement. "mornings on 2" continues. welcome to "mornings on 2". it is sunday, june a. o. smith. 15th. -- june 15th. some of us waking up with high clouds, some of us waking up, socked in by low clouds and the fog. let's get to the satellite view, the lighter shade of white indicating low clouds, along the coast and into the east bay. some of the lighter shade of dark gray, indicating the high clouds. we have multi-level clouds overhead this morning, low, mid, high, that, plus an onshore breeze that picked up quite a bit in the overnight

hours. livermore reporting 9, half moon bay gusting to 18 miles per hour with cloudy conditions, it is definitely a different day out there. a stronger onshore breeze. cloud cover has doubled where it is at. we had it at about a thousand feet yesterday. 59 degrees in concord right now, 567 in oakland. 60 degrees in napa, and 61 in ant i don't think. along the peninsula, widespread 50s to low 60s. 61 palo alto. sunnyvale 62 degrees, upper 50s right now in fremont. 64 for san francisco, low 70s for heyward, mid-80s for some of the warmest locations, 85 in antioch, 84 in favored. partly clouds did i skies and

breezy for some. temperatures will continue to fall. we are learning more this morning about a deadly crash into a homeless encampment in san francisco. we are giant live with what we are learning about the crash and the charges the driver could face, ali? ecommerce. >> reporter: the driver was coming off the fifth street off- ramp instead of making the tight curve at the end, he plowed through the guardrail and went through the entire homeless encampment where several people were sleeping. the suv stopped only after a crash into the concrete overpass into the other side of harrison street. chp tells us the 27-year-old driver was booked. >> a homeless military veteran had been sleeping in his tent when he was struck and killed

by the driver. his belongings were strewn across the ground at the encampment. it included a pillow, a radio, a bike and several books. >> yeah he is homeless. but that doesn't mean he didn't matter to somebody. somebody cared about him. i did. he looked out for people, helped him out when he could. fed them if they had it. gave them money if they need it had. >> reporter: several people told us this is not the first crash that happened there. they say speeding cars have plowed into the encampment before. the chp is investigating the fatal crash. the driver could face dwi charges. a warning from police in south san francisco this morning about scammers, pretending to be from the irs. victims were told they would be arrested if they did not pay

their back taxes. one victim sent $800 on a preloaded debit card to a scammer. a 9-year-old girl is back safe with her family this morning after a massive search. >> thank you for everybody who looked for me and how devoted they were. >> ida rothschild was carried away in her father's arms after being found by a pair of cyclists yesterday morning. more than 150 volunteers helped to look for her. the search for ida is prompting families to rethink how they prepare for a camping trip. park rangers say there are several things people can do. parents should talk to their children ahead of time about what to do if they get lost. >> once you realize you are lost, stay in one place, start shout fog help, be on the listen for other people that

are calling out your name. >> rangers say although what happened to ida rothschild is rare, it is a safety reminder to families learning to camp through the weekend. just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon, investigators say a bureau of land management ranger stopped a suspect in a rural area of north nevada city and then called for back-up. the california highway patrol officer responded to that call for help and that confrontation escalated to a shootout. the land management ranger and the suspect were both hit by gunfire. >> it is unclear if the chp officer injured was injured from a result of moving or if he was actually struck by gunfire. >> the chp officer suffered a laceration in the leg. both the ranger and the suspect

were flown to the hospital and are expected to survive. the fbi is now investigating is that a 15-year-old boy in fairfield is being called a hero after he rescued his neighbor from a burning pardon me. the fire started about 7:30 last night on grand circle. 15-year-old la trell cochran said he saw the fire. >> i looked down. the first i did i broke that extinguisher there. an old guy was help me, help me. i picked him up. >> is that the guy? the one in the wheelchair? >> yes. >> no one was hurt in the fire and the cause is still under investigation. 500 homes have been evacuated in southern california because of a wildfire. it is burning in curran county. the fire started friday night and is only about 5% contained.

more than 800 acres are already burned. people in the area are being warned about the poor air quality because of the smoke. a san jose man is facing charges after allegedly exposing himself to three young girls. it happened yesterday at shadow cliff's park. the father of one of the girls began following the suspect. police joined the pursuit and arrested quintero. san bruno police are looking for a man who claim an explosive decries while trying to rob a jewelry store. police say on thursday the man attempted to rob the store on san mateo avenue. the clerk told them the police were on the way, and he he is scaped. he is described as a man in his 20s, six feet tall, medium

build. casey case sem -- case passed away this morning while surrounded by family. he was suffering from advanced parkinson's disease and dementia. later today, san francisco's glide memorial church will celebrate the life of actor and poet maya angelou. angelou has many ties to the bay area, she went to san francisco mission high school. today's service starts at 1:00 this afternoon and that is at glide memorial church? a race across the country is underway. it started at the golden gate bridge this morning and will not end until runners reach baltimore, maryland. 26 runners are participating in

an event that raises money for cancer. group will run 4000 miles over the next 42 days. this is the second year the cancer fund for young adults has sponsored the event. the group hopes to raise $750,000. world cup fever has hit the bay area and fans have great places to enjoy the games. the jumbotron was fired up in san francisco yesterday at civic center plaza offering free viewing all day long. there is outdoor viewing of world cup matches in san jose's plaza. tomorrow's world cup game u.s. against ghana is scheduled to start at 3:00. switzerland is going to take on ecuador.

argentina plays at 3:00. many companies in silicone valley are offering matches aired in their offices during the next month. they are encouraging employees to follow the action. most of this year's matches are scheduled during this year's office hours in al. a fire set on snow shower and the restaurant where two las vegas police officers lost their lives today. helping the people they left behind. a transition to cooler days is in motion. coming up, i'll slow you how much of a temperature drop i expect well's see in your area.

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investigators in churchill, tennessee say the 16-year-old and 17-year-old boys hope to become the most notorious mass murderers of all time. they studied the 1999 columbine shooting to look for mistakes so they could avoid them. >> it was a planned attack.

they had studied the school, and had planned to kill the s r o officer first. >> the boy's plan was discovered late last year. both of them had been in custody. authorities waited to serve the teens when they were being released on the preif previous charges. an officer has been laid to rest. a funeral was held yesterday for officer allen beck. beck and another officer, were both killed by a married couple in a pizza store last sunday. the couple died in a shootout with police. a funeral for the third man will be held next weekend. the pizza restaurant where the two officers were killed is reopening today. it plans to donate 100% of

today's sales. a man was shot on and killed at nearby wal-mart. other locations are also holding fundraisers and accepting donations. seattle pacific university has named a scholarship after the student who intervened during a deadly shooting last month. 22 black and gold john means pepper spray and tackled a gunman on campus. one person died, two others were wounded in that tack. sacramento's lgbt community has expressed its pride with aparade. it was held near the state capital. after the parade, people stayed if a festival that featured music, a dance pavilion, local artists and activities. san francisco's pride weekend is june 28 and 29.

the sacramento kings had a 30 second video posted on youtube. the video shows the kings's court slowly being lit up with all the colors of the rainbow. the kings dancers and the team mascot, samson the lion, also attended the pride festivities. since jim started wearing dockers, he is a whole new man. >> mommy, who is that? >> dockers filmed the harbaugh family in a public service announcement type of advertising campaign against the ill fitting pants. it posted it on the company website and on youtube. the stop bad pants campaign includes a competition for men who trade-in their dad pants for dockers and post a picture on twitter could win a trip to a 49ers game. a look at our forecast. temperatures going to drop back

just a little bit. at the coast i think it is going to be a little bit cool. if you don't like it cool head in with a live look over san francisco. we have fog this morning, the low clouds, the fog, back along the coastline, just inside the bay. outside of that we have high clouds as well, the onshore breeze is blowing and temperatures again falling. here's a comparison for you. napa yesterday hit 58, going to 80. san francisco going to be a lot cooler today, 11 degrees or so. 79 today in san jose, yesterday you hit 88. definitely a difference from yesterday into today with partly cloudy skies along the coastline will be mostly cloudy. here's a look at the system bringing us the cool down. this will be deepening over the next day or two. today temperatures begin to fall off. i think tomorrow is actually going to be the coolest day. as we get into monday the temperatures are going to

bottom out and we start to rebound as early as tuesday. 5 degrees right now in santa rosa. we started out at 49 degrees this morning, but santa rosa has been mostly sunny for most of the morning so far. 57 in oakland, right now concord checking in at 5. san jose you are looking at 60 degrees outside your door. temperatures going to be cooler. as we temperatures cool and breezy. first let's start out with the north bay 67 this afternoon, the north bay coastline ill

you'll be gray for most of the day. 72 for oakland, 71 for san leandro. 85 in belen deleon wood. mild to warm. 82 for morgan hills. 73. partly cloudy for santa cruz this afternoon. 7 redwood city, again low 60s expected for san francisco, quite a difference from just yesterday. low 60s mostly cloudy in daily city. temperatures continuing to drop off on monday. quite pleasant for inland cities. along the coast, it is going to be cloudy and cool. tuesday temperatures climbing back in the upper 80s, upper 70s around the bay. 60s along the shore. time now is 9:20. coming up in 20 minutes muni is running this morning but there

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this morning defense secretary chuck hagel has orderedded a u.s. -- ordered the uss george h.w. bush to the persian gulf. the move comes after groups claim to have taken over much of the northern part of that country. they have also threatened to take baghdad. president obama has said he will not send combat troops to iraq but is considering air strikes. east bay congresswoman barbara lee is warning against sending war ship to the region.

she is calling on president obama to seek a political solution to the growing insurgency. lee was the only member of congress to vote against force after the september 11th attack. >> once you bomb and invade a country and engage in military strikes. >> she will push on congressional debate. the army is investigating whether sergeant bowe bergdahl deserted his base before being captured by the taliban. he finally returned to the united states friday. two years were reportedly spent in solitary confinement and bergdahl was only able to talk to his captors through a metal box. bikers held a rally to

demand the release of a u.s. marine burr behind bars in mexico. sergeant andrew tamrysy has been jailed since march. mexican officials say he had crossed at that same crossing three times in the past. the pentagon is giving away thousands of surplus military trucks to police department as cross the country. but not everyone supports that plan. police in florence, south carolina received mine resistant protective vehicles. they have responded to gunmen in a home but some say use of military equipment blurs the line between the military and police. >> telebegin to confuse the policing mission with a military mission. when that happens what we get is unnecessary confrontations

and unnecessary injuries. >> many police department say they do cover the cost of delivering those vehicles. dozens of new yorkers have now joined the hidden cash scavenger hunt craze. real estate investor jason boozesy expanded the game to the east coast. he had new yorkers looking for envelopes, each one was filled with a $50 bill and a silver dollar. >> the first thing i did was yell yes, i got it as soon as i did that, everyone ran toward the rock. >> the hidden rash crew posted on twitter today's father's day give away at chicago is at millennium park

disneyland now features a new frozen-themed pre parade. it acts as an opener for mickey's parade. it premiere friday. bill and melinda gates are speaking at stanford's graduation today. and a famous san francisco lady is off the market. the cost to purchase one of the city's most well-known landmarks. a cooler day. that is the weather story for your father's day. we'll check in on what is happening outside your door on this hour, i'll lineup your afternoon highs for you, coming up.

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a homeless woman hit and killed in san francisco. good morning, and welcome back to "mornings on 2". i'm claudine long. >> more on the deadly crash in a minute. but first, a quick look at our father's day forecast with rosemary. >> reporter: good morning to you, happy father's day. a live look over parts of the east bay and into walnut creek. low clouds, high clouds, yesterday we woke up with wall to wall sunshine. not the case for today. the marine layer nearly twice as thick as it was yesterday morning. temperatures even at this hour a few degrees cooler than we

were 24 hours ago, oakland an onshore breeze gusting to is the. fairfield gusting to 28. it has been like this for most of the morning. when it becomes this strong, we know that cooler air will be transported into the central valley. le 60s walnut creek. near 60 degrees in and around santa rosa and napa. cloudy cooler at half moon bay. if you are heading out for father's day, maybe breakfast, maybe brunch, you will need a jacket. it is going to be breezy for some as well. low 60s in pacifica with mostly cloudy skies. 64 with partly cloudy skies. 85 in antioch, 81 for santa rosa. 80 degrees expected in morgan hill this.

cool down is going continue into monday. we are coning to learn more this morning about a deadly crash in san francisco. what we are learn about the crash who killed a homeless man. >> reporter: the man known to many simply as pops, he had a very paternal nature, he was always looking out for some of the younger men and was always willing to share his food, his money, anything he had with anyone who needed it. you can see many of this man's belongings strewn across the homeless encampment. his pillow, a giants baseball cap, a radio, several books. the crash happened around 1:00 this morning. an suv driving in san francisco missed the curb, went over the guardrail, and plowed through the homeless encampment where

several were sleeping. the man's friends say he was in his early 60s. he was a military veteran. he had a wife and kids and even grandkids in oakland. the 27-year-old driver involved in this crash was booked for dwi violation. several people at the camp told us this is not the first crash that happened here. they said speeding cars have plowed into the encampment before. a lot of folks say it would be nice for the off-ramp to have a mechanism to alert drivers to slow down as they are coming off the off-ramp on 80. again the cms investigating

this fatal crash and the driver they say could face dwi charge. just before 7:00 last night chp received reports of a reckless driver in a red car on i-80 just before berkeley. shortly after there was a crash involving four vehicles. police say the deliver of the car, 50-year-old robert blackwell, tried to run but was stopped by an off-duty officer. blackwell is now facing felony hit and run. after the driver hit the power pole the wires and transformers came down around the car. paramedics could not get to him

until the the four was shout off. the driver was 62 years old but they have not released his name. the san mateo county sheriff's deputy who killed soriano garcia says he feared for his life whether he fired two weeks ago. the young woman's family is first baptist orlandoing change. >> reporter: tony soriano finds comfort in family and friends, where 18-year-old soriano's funeral was held. the teen, who suffered from depression, was shot to death by a sheriff's deputy on june 3rd in half moon bay. her family called police saying she hadn't taken her medication. within seconds arriving, deputy true fired his weapon. she was wielding a knife. >> they are trained to help people not to kill people.

>> reporter: friends are echoing the family's concern that the deputy could have handled the situation differently. >> she could still be here and the family wouldn't be suffering right now. >> reporter: attorney john mel rod, known for protesting police brutality, is adding a case to his fight for justice. he already represents andy lopez, shot to death last year while holding a bb gun. >> this is not at way a civilized society allows people with mental disabilities to be treated. >> reporter: the soriano family is searching for peace while praying others won't be experiencing their heartbreak. >> it is not going to bring my sister back. it is never going to fill that spot in my heart. but we do want justice. we don't want this to ever happen again. >> city council members plan to

ask leaders to demand the san mateo district attorney's office conduct a thorough and transparent investigation into anita's death. the san francisco man facing charges for possession of a destructive devise will be back in court today. investigators searched his pardon me two weeks ago. they found a moment made remote controlled bomb and a firearm with a serial number removed. his arraignment is scheduled for tuesday. security measures put into place after a shooting at the university of california seem to be having an impact on crime. property crimes have dropped significantly since the changes were made. the university now limits public access to the university at night. the school has also installed more security cameras and added

fingerprint sanders inside the dorms. -- scanners inside the dorms. we are learning more about a fire that damaged homes in the north bay. last night divorces told us arson may be to blame. the fire broke out on friday, around noon. it burned more than 16 acres. an east bay fire station is on its way to becoming the first in the country to provide healthcare at the station. yesterday was the groundbreaking ceremony for the new south heyward fire station and community clinic. station 7 on hunt wood avenue was recently rebuilt. then community leaders had the idea to build a drop in clinic next to the fire house. >> if we can get people into a lower cost setting, we are

going to save money. the new clinic comes as the city loses one of its emergency rooms. it opinions many trauma patients will have to be taken outside of leandro for care. the contra costa times reports many doctors and nurses are opposed to the plan. the hospital has been in danger of closing after a parcel tax measure failed to pass last month. a task force is studying whether the hospital can operate with fewer beds and reduced service. president obama plans to take on the threat of global warming during the commencement address at uc irvine. >> they are going to get costly. that is why today i'm

announcing a new $1 billion competitive fund to help communities compare. >> the president told graduates the country need scientists, who will invest in new technologies. about 8000 students got their degrees at anaheim angel stadium. today bill and melinda gates are scheduled to give the commencement speech at stanford. some have appealed to the couple to speak about immigration reform and recognize parents who can't be with their graduating children. those graduates plan to ware pink exterran holdings to call for a change. late am founder steve jobs also spoke at stanford's commencement ceremony in 2005,. a fantasy 5 lottery ticket worth nearly $200,000 has been

sold in san rafael. california lottery tickets say it was purchased on fourth street. a lottery officials says the winner is yet to come forward but has 180 days from the date of the drawing. they encouraged winners to sign the back of their tickets and keep them in a place. one of san francisco's painted homes known as the painted ladies has sold for $900,000 less than its asking price. the home, across from al apollo square park, was put on the market in 2010, taken off, and relisted this past march. it sold for 3 .1 million dollars. from coins to cold hard cash the plans to make money and the steps you'll have to go through to exchange the money. a new tool to fight fires and other disaster.

the human-like robot. outside our doors, visual signs of a cool down underway for your father's day. and how long this pattern is going to last, coming up. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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two sides are still at odds overpay and pensions. drivers are prohibited from striking, but participated in the disrupted service. the current contract expires at the end of the month. tomorrow san francisco mayor ed lee and borders supervise or parts paid in the construction of the first subway. the machine has tunnel under market street. the event is scheduled to get underway tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. construction of the central subway is scheduled to wrap-up in 2019. a pair of sequels appear to be holding strong at this weekend's box office. >> channing tatum and jonah hill head back to jump street, but with a new address. 22 jump street.

how to train your dragon 2, brought in record numbers overnight. here is a photo the mayor posted on twitter. you can see a banner move him that reads george lucas please build your museum in san francisco for the world to enjoy. san francisco is compete wkyc los angeles and chicago to house lucas's museum of art and hollywood memorabilia. a convenience store will be the first in los angeles to offer atms that accept bit coins. they will open next week at local stores in hollywood and vein police. users have to provide a scan of their palm, and then go through several other security steps to convert bit coins in cash.

one bit coin is worth $580. when it comes to nuclear disasters and blazing hot fires, robots are being developed. meet atlas, 6'2", 350 pounds, he can walk, balance on his own and pick things up. he is designed to enter places unsafe for humans. that includes radioactive areas such as the fukushima in japan. >> within the next decade or two, you'll start seeing them for real. and you'll start seeing them in our homes, in our workplaces. another robot is being designed for the u.s. navy and will be able to find and search out fires. the ultimate goal is to keep people out of harm's way. time to look at our weather for the week ahead. rosemary, it is a decent forecast for this father's day. >> pleasant weather coming

inland, only in the mid-80s for our warmest locations today. along the coast, it is going to be a little cool for some. a live look near san francisco, partly sunny skies, the low clouds and the fog hugging along ocean beach and pacifica. half moon bay this morning. north bay mostly sunny. partly cloudy skies for areas like oakland, i ever more, partly cloudy skies this morning with high clouds. monday is expected to be the coolest day as a system here begins to deepen, we have a trough over the washington oregon area that brought back the marine layers. the onshore breeze quite robust for some. heyward onshore breeze at 8 miles per hour. livermore the gust is 17. half moon bay blowing quite

strong all morning long and out at travis, reporting nearly 30 miles per hour gusts. the onshore breeze really moving. perhaps just inside the bay and through the delta, you can expect that as well. concord, breezy for you in some areas nyour neighborhood 59 right now. 64 for walnut creek. 57 in oakland, 56 in san francisco. north bay 56, outside your door 59 in santa rosa. 60 degrees for napa. yesterday we woke up with sunshine. 68 for san jose. our temperatures are beginning to rebound just a bit, but nearly not as quite a as a rapid rebound we saw yesterday. we have the low clouds here as we get into the 10:00 or 11:00 hour they begin to peel back. here we are lunch time and we

are still socked in, half moon bay, pacifica, areas north. partly cloudy to mostly sunny, santa cruz sunshine today. take a look at the footprint. 50s and 60s along the coast, 60s around the bay, a few low 70s in some areas. well inland, no red to speak of, at least not in our neighborhood. >> 81 for sonoma today. upper 60s in sauce lead dough. 80s around danville, pleasanton, 8273 with parly cloudy skies in santa cruz. 77 for you palo alto. the extended forecast showing you temperatures falling off on monday and then we begin the row bound. on tuesday a minor bump in the temperatures with hotter weather moving in weapons and

thursday. back to the desk. the warning for parents after more cases of whooping cough are reported right here in the bay area. have you ever spent hours on the couch pouring through an entire season of a show? research says marathon viewing may not be as enjoyable as you think.

the school district in contra costa county has sent a letter home to parents warning about an epidemic of whooping cough. 3400 cases have been reported statewide this year. that is more than in all of 2013. contra costa public health has reported 162 cases. it is common for cases to peak every three to five years. the last time cases peeked was in 2010. turns out sitting down with an entire season of your favorite slow might not be the

best way to enjoy it. >> instead of watching one episode a week, many tv viewers are binge watching entire seasons of hit shows in one long period of time. but researchers say double digit hours of watching the same show takes away the anticipation. when you take that away, the show doesn't generate as much happiness. >> there is something to be said for slowing down and letting the episode sink in. and then coming back for more later. >> reporter: researchers say people are spending the entire day parked in front of the tv. san francisco spca is celebrating its new adoption center. it is offering free adoptions of adult animals this weekend.

it says there is more space for cats to explore as well. a new pilot program is scheduled to get underway next monday. dogs will be allowed off leash at parks. supporters of the program say it is needed because many homes in the area have small yards. athletes from around the country are gearing up for this year's special olympics. 2014 games are in newark, new jersey and kickoff tomorrow morning. a red carpet and large welcome committee greed many of the competitors as they arrived at the airport credit. volunteers are making sure everyone gets a vip treatment. 4ers will hold a mini camp

in santa clara. receiver michael crabtree beat them to the punch. he went to dallas and held a free youth football camp. running back frank gore was also there. it is something crabtree said he never had a chance to experience when he was their age. the oakland a's lights failed to come on in left field t caused a 38-minute delay. the reason there was a tripped circuit breaker. the a's are still in first, four games ahead of the angels. two days of disappointing losses against the colorado rockies, the sap fran giants remain first and are six games ahead of the los angeles dodgers. the giants led 4-3 in the ninth, they would take the lead with an inside the park

homerun. giants have now lost five of their last six games. a california teenager with lou camia is one of nearly 40 young americans who will attend the world cup in brazil. 1-year-old reuben rubio reyes traveled to rio de janeiro yesterday. rubio reyes was diagnosed with leukemia. let's look at our father's day forecast and the forecast for the week ahead. upper 50s at the coast, with mostly cloudy skies. temperatures already becoming mild for your lunch hour as we get into the afternoon. we have temperatures and low 60s expected along the coastline. we have temperatures in the mid- 70s around the bay. as we get into the second half of the day, we have temperatures looking at low to

employed 80s in the inland communities. it is actually a nice day out there for most of us on this father's day. that is our report for this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. we are going to have more on the memorial service on maya angelou at 5:00 tonight. you can get updates anytime on ktvu.com on our app and facebook and twitter pages. thanks for joining us on this sunday. have a wonderful father's day, everyone. or you can go to t.j.maxx can have it all for up to 50% off department store prices. t.j. maxx. j

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president obama considers military options in iraq, as al qaeda-led fighters take over cities and set their sights on bag tad. baghdad. >> we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq, but i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options. >> three years after u.s. troops left iraq, we'll discuss how to stop the islamic jihadists, with house intelligence committee chair mike rogers. plus was the obama white house caught flat-footed in iraq? >> it's not like we haven't seen this problem coming for over a year, and what's the president doing? taking a nap. >> our su