good morning. we're live in marin county where residents and firefighters are on high alert after a string of suspicious fires over the weekend. is the work of an arsonist? we'll give you an update -- coming up. evacuations underway near a central california wildfire. what is expected to happen later this week that has firefighters racing to get the upper hand on the fire this morning. it's a cooler forecast. also a very windy forecast.

we'll talk about both -- coming up. >> reporter: target experiences a major computer glitch resulting in massive lines and frustrated customers. we'll tell you how the company is responding. "mornings on 2" starts now. we're live in marin county where a couple fires are under investigation. one fire damaged a home and the other came close to one. coming up in about two minutes, britain flores will tell us why someone may intentionally be setting the fires. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. you may want to grab an umbrella -- a sweater 0er a 0 -- sweater 0er a jacke -- or a

jacket. [laughter] >> if you are in seattle. you can feel the system coming in. it's coming out of the northwest. high pressure is out here. teeter-totter effect. lift one, drop the other. unseasonably weather up in the northwest. i think the low cloud deck get chewed up. pretty good gusts up in the higher elevations. 40, 50 miles an hour. some drier air is beginning to work its way in. that will wipe out a lot of this low cloud deck. 50s on the temperatures. we had a couple 40s. it will be a day where temperatures are staying below average. gusts 42. 20s plus for concord. also oakland. that's not stopped it all morning long. that's the low right there. digging into the inner mountain region, the back side of that brings us a cooler and breezy to windy pattern. some morning low clouds. it will be sunny. 70s in areas that should be in

the low to mid-80s. 60s, coast and bay. here's sal. we're still looking good when it comes to the morning commute. i want to show you some things as we start off with the bay bridge. it's backed for a 30-minute drive time into san francisco. i can't say that's too out out out of the ordinary. also looking at the commute here on the -- the san mateo bridge, that's getting crowded as well. about a 15-minute drive time from the toll plaza to foster city. 580 westbound slow in livermore and part of dublin and pleasanton. it gets better by the time you reach pleasonton. 680 is slow. 101 is the slowest freeway in the south bay. 85 is slowing down approaching 17. back to the desk. thank you, sal. this morning, marin county firefighters are investigating whether two fires in three days are the work of an arsonist. this video is of a fire that started yesterday afternoon in

marinwood along highway 101. ktvu's brian flores is live in san rafael with why firefighters know at least one of the fires was intentionally set. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. there is a lot of concern from residents in marin county, not only because of who is starting the fires. if you take a look behind me, you can see a lot of dry brush. we've seen this all over the brush in the bay area. we were in livermore three weeks ago, you saw the dry brush. it extended up here. that's the fuel lighting some fires. this one started on the 200 block of johnsstone in san rafael. yesterday's fire is the second in the past three days. this one started around 11:00 in the morning, burned about four acres along highway 101 yesterday afternoon near a bike path. the fire spread up and over a hill behind homes on the 200 block of johnsstone drive. firefighters say they are not calling this arson but do say the fire appears suspicious.

friday's fire is being deemed arson. that fire began around noon on friday near a mobile home park in terra linda. it forced the evacuation of a hundred homes. it burned two decks and the siding of the home. it burned 16 acres. investigators believe it's arson because the fire appears to have been started in multiple places. this morning with the threat of arson and the dry conditions. firefighters say people need to prepare their homes for the fire season. >> if something doesn't look right, be sure to call. you can call 911 to report. if something looks out of the ordinary and there's something that doesn't look right in the open space or in an area that given -- given the conditions that we have, we'd ask anybody to be vigilant and let us know. >> what do you do? you are helpless at that point. it was nice to see that everybody was on top of it. we knew there there would be a pretty fast response. >> reporter: pretty heavy

response as well. on thursday, there was another fire at a park. that fire burned 10, 15 acres. as we take it back out here live, you can see how close the homes were near the hillside. the best advice to clear out any dry brush around the home. and they say this is a wakeup call to what is expected to be a very busy fire season. back to you. >> thank you. firefighters in kern county are racing against the clock to get control of a large fire before the weather gets hotter later this week. the shirley fire is burning in the sequoia national forest. over the weekend, sheriff deputies ordered the evacuation of 500 homes. the red cross has opened an evacuation shelter at lake isabella. several roads in the area are closed but the forest service says most tourist destinations are still open. however, park visitors say they are on edge and are prepared to leave at a moment's notice.

>> we've talked about what we would grab and actually i put all of my stuff back in the truck just in case. >> the fire started around 7:00 on friday night. it has burned 2200 acres and is just 10% contained, almost 300 firefighters are working to put out the flames. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. 7:07. a major computer problem last night at target stores nationwide caused long lines and a lot of frustration for customers. it's the latest problem for target of a after that security breach that affected millions of customers. ktvu's janine de la vega live in san jose now to tell us how the company is responding. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this target on coleman near the airport was one of the stores that was affected yesterday. it opens up in the next hour. but the company says it has resolved any issues related to checkout. target experienced a computer glitch that shut down registers

for several hours yesterday leaves customers frustrated. some of them took twitter to talk about what they were experiencing. according to shoppers, employees were scrambling to come up with a better solution. many customers reported not being able to use their credit and debit cards. but at some point, the store was able to accept just cash. >> she was rebooting the register she was on. and then she went to the register behind me. >> she was literally bouncing between registers trying to get the people out. >> ended up telling us there was a problem with the system. >> reporter: target apologized for any inconvenience and said it was able to restore the registers e-- eventually. they also said it was not related to security. they are trying to restore consumer confidence after a security breach during last year's holiday shopping spree. janine de la vega, ktvu channel

2 news. 7:08. an investigation goes on on the stanford campus after a student was found dead hours after graduation ceremonies. the man's body was found yesterday afternoon in a campus residential building on mayfield avenue. now, according to the stanford daily newspaper, school officials say he was a senior. santa clara county sheriff's investigators haven't identified him yet but they say the cause of his death is not clear. however, school officials say there's no threat to public safety. many people in san francisco demanding extra traffic signs and flashing lights for an intersection where a homeless man was killed over the weekend. it happened early yesterday morning at the fifth street offramp of interstate 80. the chp says a drunk driver went too fast around a sharp curve, crashed right through a guardrail and plowed through a homeless encampment. a man sleeping in a tent was killed. >> looked out, helped them,

gave money if they needed it. >> the people who live in the area say this isn't the first time a car has crashed in that samier karnment. the -- same enkarnment. the 27-year-old driver not hurt was booked on dui charges. controversy is brewing over a bathroom cleaning punishment at a berkeley elementary school. the mother of an 11-year-old student said her son was forced to clean the bathrooms at the elementary school after an alleged bullying incident. the mother claims the school never notified her that her son got in trouble and she's especially upset because the boy came down with whooping cough after the punishment. school officials told the paper, it's not unusual for schools to use cleaning duties as the form of punishment. they also add the student did not do any scrubbing. he only picked up paper towels with gloves. officials don't believe the

whooping cough was contracted from the cleaning. the u.s. soccer team makes its world cup debut. they will play ghana. both teams are in group g, nicknamed the group of death. it also includes germany and portugal ranked as the second and fourth best teams in the world. each team plays at least three games, then the top two teams in the group addians to the next round -- advance to the next round. soccer fans with are expect toed to watch -- are expected to watch the game. there are free watch parties. coming up at 7:45, claudine wong will tell us where the parties will be and how the u.s. players spent their final hours before the game.

seven people in san francisco out of their homes. first, new developments on the condition of a formula one racing legend seriously injured in a skiing accident more than six months ago. we're still looking at traffic that's getting busier around the bay. it's still a good time for you to drive in downtown oakland. we'll tell you slow traffic spots that are popping up now. low clouds are reoding and heading south. highs will be in the 60s and 70s. these are way below average. we'll see how long they last. the wonder of summer is that

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bergdahl spent five years in captivity before finally returning to the united states on friday. and reportedly two of the years were spent in solitary confinement where he was only able to talk to his captors through a metal box. right now, bergdahl is being treated at an army medical center in san antonio, texas. new this morning, spanish police say they've arrested eight suspected jihadists and broke up a recruitment network in madrid. the group was lead by a former detainee at the guantanamo bay detention camp. the group reportedly sent volunteers to recruit militants and to fight in syria and iraq. united states secretary of state john kerry is calling for the immediate release of three israeli teenagers believed to have been kidnapped as they were hitchhiking in the west bank late last week. one of the boys is a dual- israeli american citizen. u.s. officials have not yet

confirmed this. israel has detained more than 150 palestinian suspects, saying hamas is behind the kidnapping but hamas has not claimed responsibility. 7:15. vice president joe biden flies to guatemala. he will talk about the children crossing the u.s. mex kan border. this visit is an added stop to a previously planned stop to will then america. he plans to meet with leaders from guatemala, el salvador and hon honduras this week. they've apprehended 48,000 children from those countries. he will make stops in colombia and the dominican republic. president obama wakes up in california this morning. he spent the weekend with his wife and daughter marie law in the -- malia in the palm springs area. we don't know the first family

celebrated the rest of father's day after playing golf. he spent time at a fund-raiser in round -- orange county. a man is fighting back after his homeowners association said his flags don't meet the standard. he says he's been fined for hanging three tags that include a don't tread on me flag, a colorado flag and a betsy ross flag. now, he says the homeowners association is ordering him to pay $300. but he says displaying historical flags is protected under the american flag act of 2005. >> do they really think it's bringing down property values. >> it's not like i'm flying an oakland raiders flag. what are we gaining and losing? are we losing our freedom in exchange? >> he plans to meet with a lawyer about this. he says if the lawyer tells

him, he doesn't have a case, he will pay the fine. he says the next time he buys property, he will make sure there's no homeowners association. new metering lights in alameda county are almost ready to go. they are along highway 92 at eden landing road, industrial boulevard, and hercules boulevard. the -- hesperian boulevard. the lights will be turned on today and will stay green. the metering lights go live on tuesday morning of next week. so heads up about that. 7:18. hey, sal, the toll plaza, how is it doing? >> it's okay. i wouldn't say it's great. >> yeah. >> but it's also not affected by any crashes getting into san francisco. it's about a 30-minute delay, which is normal for a monday getting in. there's no major crash on the bridge. that's the good news. you will be waiting for 20 minutes at the toll plaza and then ten minutes on the bridge. your total drive time is about

30 minutes. 880 still looks good, though. it doesn't look that bad. northbound 101 san francisco, that looks good approaching the 80 split. no problems on the bayshore freeway heading down to the airport in case you are trying to catch a flight. northbound 101 traffic is busy in traffics from near the capitol expressway up to sunnyvale, it's not as bad as it has been the last few days. it's slow. we have they a couple of bad ones on 101. 85 is slow from 87 to 17 heading northbound. back to steve. all right, sal. thank you, sir. we have clear skies for some. some low clouds for others. patrick in redwood shores says can you give a world cup forecast? i said no. that's a little far removed from my forecast zone. i can tell you, very heavy rain is expected. we'll seal how that translates into the game. i'm not touching that one. that's what i read and that's what i've seen. for us, it's hard enough here to get the forecast.

it sures looked like a cooler pattern was kicking in. the wind picked up and the low clouds are disappearing. the temperatures, in the 70s will continue to slide down today. kentfield, 78. we'll go 72. palo alto, 77. 73 today. concord, 78. should be closer to 83. 74 in east san jose. 79. we'll go 75 today. san francisco also. now the bigger drop will be inland. coast and bay below. 65 for san francisco. average for june 16th is 67 on the high side. 53. not really extreme on the high. only, only 90 by in 1943 but the low 48 back in 1893. we have to go far back to find that. clearing is takes place north to south. you get cool air aloft and that chews up the fog. ocean temperatures warmed up for a bit last week. they've cooled back down.

it's 49 degrees off bodega bay and 52 off half moon bay. that's cold. 50s on the temperatures for almost everybody. did have a couple of upper 40s for a while. most have disappeared. petaluma, 40. 50 sebastopol. we have a good preez for most. i -- breeze for most. 32 travis. concord, 23 in oakland. other areas, 22-mile-an-hour gusts at sfo. hayward, 14. and livermore 15 with gusts near the altamont pass at 40 to 50. some of the higher elevations are rocking and romming with the breeds -- rolling with the breeze. this is the second low to come in. morning low clouds, windy and cooler. we'll get a bump up. why? because there will be a north

wind kicking in on wednesday. windy and cooler today. some morning low clouds. they are eroding pretty fast. they will go north to south. sunny for everybody here. clearlake and vacaville in the upper 70s. san rafael, 73. 70 in vallejo. napa, 76. 74 for concord pleasant hill. livermore, 72. castro valley, 68. 72 san jose. downtown. a little warmer in east san jose. morgan hill and gilroy in the 70s. low 60s, mid-60s. openly low 70s the peninsula. redwood city at 72. breezy tomorrow. i think it will be sunny. i did throw in a patch or two of morning clouds. we'll just settle into seasonal temperatures going into friday and the weekend. >> all right, thank you, steve. formula one racing legend michael schumacher is out of a coma and out of the hospital.

the 45-year-old had been in a coma since a skiing accident in december. his manager says he has left the hospital in france to continue his long phase of rehabilitation. she did not say where he was taken or give any additional details of his condition. schumacher's team believes the driver hit a rock while skiing and landed head first on another rock. >> an incredible story. >> a long case of rehabilitation for him. all right. a rare case where the pilot of a skydiving plane jumped out of the plane himself. what happened on that plane and why the pilot made an unplanned jump. up next -- a 3-year-old girl asked to leave kfc because of her appearance. why the restaurant is issuing a big apology and a big check.

san francisco gave a rousing tribute to maya angelou at glide memorial church just like she requested. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! >> that's what it was like. maya angelou's life and spirit celebrated at the memorial filled with music, tears of joy and tears of sorrow. there was a long line waiting to get into the church. some people had to watch on big screen tvs outside. maya angelou's son told the congregation his mother believed people had more similarities than differences. >> my mother's message is about the elevation of the human spirit, about loving and respecting ourselves as well as each other. ♪ >> maya angelou spent part of her life living right here in the bay area and even after she moved away, she continued to consider glide memorial church one of her spiritual homes.

7:26. kfc is now donating $30,000 to a family in mississippi. the family says she were asked to leave that restaurant because their 3-year-old daughter's facial injuries were disturbing other people. victoria wilcher lost her right eye and suffered a broken jaw and puncture wounds after being attacked by dogs in april. she's limited to only soft foods. her grandmother took her to kfc for mashed potatoes. an employee approached them. >> she said we would have to leave. we were disturbing her other customers. victoria's face was disturbing other customers. >> kfc issued an apology. the mother will help pay for the medical bills. tfc says it has a zero- tolerance policy for hurtful or disrespectful actions from its employees. a terrorist group is

continuing its push towards baghdad. up coming up next, the increase in security around the u.s. embassy and new pictures that show how deadly the situation has become. we're learning more about how neighbors pulled together to help the families affected by an early-morning fire here in san francisco. slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. coming up next, we'll take a look at this commute, give you a drive time and give you some alternate routes. some low clouds around. but they don't stand much of a chance today. but the breeze does. it's been rather blustery. it will be a cooler day. we'll show you how much cooler -- coming up.

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we're live in san francisco where an early-morning fire rips through two buildings leaving seven people without a home. coming up in two minutes, christien kafton will show us how much damage this fire caused. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. tc, it's cold outside. >> it's darned chilly for june. >> steve, how is the forecast? >> chilly. no doubt. right there, the clouds that came roaring in yesterday. george mccray on twitter said i saw those. yes, we talked about it on friday. they came in right on cue. sometimes mother nature cooperates on the forecast and today's forecast is a cooler,

breezy forecast. partly cloudy here in the morning. just low clouds. breezy this afternoon. it will be sunny but breezy and cooler. temperatures will be below average here today. a lot of these low clouds, too much cooler air coming in. 50s on the temperatures. brentwood, 57. san ramon, 56. pittsburg, 58. walnut creek in the mid-50s. same for la fayette and orinda. cool there. 53. everyone pretty close. the breeze has been front and center. it will be a breezy, blustery day. some higher elevations will have gusts at 40. 22 sfo. why is it happening? that low right up to the north, that's the second of what i think will be three over the next -- we had one last week, one now and i think there will be another one in the next sev fn, ten day -- seven, ten days. santa rosa, 77. pacifica, though, 62 and san

francisco, 65. here's sal. all right, steve. we're trying to find out about the vallejo ferry. we know that they don't have a 7:00 ferry run into san francisco. there's word that they were going to have a bus bridge instead, buses from vallejo to the ferry terminal. but there have been some reports that those buses did not show up. that would be really tough for those commuters who rely on that form of transportation. we're trying to find out more about this. let's take a look at westbound bay bridge coming up to the macarthur maze. traffic is backed up there. 25 to 30-minute delay. you would think about using the san mateo bridge. not a bad alternate. it's about a 15-minute drive across the san mateo bridge. only applies if you are in the middle of taking the two. you shouldn't drive too far out of your way to go to the san mateo. right now the traffic heading down to hayward looks good on 880. northbound traffic looking good past the coliseum. 580 will be slow through

livermore and most of pleasanton. your drive time is about normal, about 15 minutes, from grant line road to the 680 interchange. back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. new this morning -- firefighters in san francisco searching for the cause of an overnight fire that damaged three homes forcing some people out into the street. christien kafton is live in san francisco and you just talked to a neighbor who says a lot of people jumped in to help the families. >> reporter: that's the one good piece of news, the neighbors pulled together to try to help out in this terrible situation. you talked about the fire investigation. we can tell you that the fire investigators were here. you can see how heavy the fire damage is between the two buildings. when we first arrived, the red cross was on the scene. they said in all three families were displayed by the -- displaced by the fire. >> they are all shaken up to varying degrees. they are going through that.

obviously, it's very mentally traumatic. all long-term residents. they are worried -- first about family members and pets and so forth. >> reporter: here's what firefighters are telling us -- that this fire started shortly after midnight. investigators say they believe it started outside of 384 ellington on the second floor, then spread to the neighboring building. we've learned that one person was treated here at the scene for an unknown injury in connection with this fire. again, those two buildings involved but three units in all. three different families affected. in the last half-hour, i spoke to the neighbor who was out here. he tells me that the whole neighborhood helped me pull together to help the families living here. >> they were helping each other get the pets out. i think the only thing missing was a cat. one neighbor got her dog out but was still looking for a cat

last night. >> i'm just glad nobody got hurt. >> reporter: back out here live, you can see how intense this fire was burning right through the roof of one of the buildings here at 398 ellington. and, again, the fire investigator really centered on this space here between those two buildings. at this point, firefighters are not saying it's suspicious but they are saying due to the time, the fact it happened after midnight on that second floor area, it does bear further investigation. we'll let you know what the investigation yields as that information becomes available to us. we're live in san francisco for now, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> because the wildfire season expected to be busy, the red cross is offering this -- a new wildfire app. it provides the latest wildfire news statewide. it also offers ideas on how to get ready for it. it issues alerts when high fire warnings are issued for your area. you can download it or on

google play. 7:36. the search for a uc berkeley student is moving away from the forest where he went missing. vernon matthews was last seen june 6th after going for a hike. he was staying in poll okay lines -- pollock pines. investigators think he made it out of the forest but will not say why. the family is in limbo and are hoping for good news. police have veasted two men -- arrested two men responsible for a road rage shooting that killed a man allegedly. alejandro reyes and fidadelfo silva ortiz were both arrested last month in the central valley. police say they did not announce their arrest earlier because of the ongoing investigation. on may 6th, they shot and killed phuoc hong long lam after their cars nearly collided on senter road in south san jose.

police say with the help of witness accounts and surveillance video, they were able to track down the suspects. phuoc hong long lam's death through national attention after an online fund-raising cam campaign was started -- campaign was started. so far the amount raised $120,000. with the contract talks between muni and drivers union stopped some commuters are wor irid about -- worried about another sickout. contract talks may start up again as early as today. the current contract runs out on june 30th. a proposal calls for raises of more than 11% over two years. but it requires workers to contribute 7.5% to their pensions. we haven't been able to reach the union to get their reaction. this morning san francisco mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors' president, david

chu are celebrating a milestone in the building of the new central subway. last week, the second boring machine finished carching out tunnels. the project will extend the third street muni line from near at&t park to china town. the event starts in 90 minutes. construction on the subway is due to wrap up in 2019. the san francisco man accused of possessing bombmaking materials is due back in court this morning. political and media consultant ryan chamberlain has the focus of -- was the focus of a manhunt. court documents say they found a homemade remote-controlled bomb and a fire arm with a serial number filed off. his tee tension hearing is -- detention hearing is set for 9:30. his arraignment is set for tomorrow. the chronicle is reporting that joe montana refused to participate in the fbi sting

that ended with the arrest of leland yee. his attorney said the fbi sent an undercover agent to meet with montana. the attorney says the agent wanted to discuss the possible investment in montana's planned hotel development in santa clara. but montana was not interested and his attorney says he never did anything illegal. mon tan non's attorney said this -- montana's attorney said this was just an attempt to get information for the information against yee. state lawmakers passed a new spending money for california. the $108 billion budget includes more money for education and sets money aside in the rainy day fund. it pays down some of california's debts. it passed almost completely along party lines. republicans complained about money set aside for the high speed rail project. a local economist says the big news, lawmakers beat the deadline. >> when you tell the state

legislature if they don't get the job done on time, they will be docked in their own pay, you've hit a cord. >> there's still some details to be worked out but most of the main points were worked out last week. more details. it provides more money for services ises, including -- social services. it also starts to pay town a budget shortfall in the teachers pension fund. and it reserves about $2 billion with most of that money going into a rainy day fund. 7:41. we have continuing coverage of the situation in iraq. the state department is increasing security at the u.s. embassy in baghdad as insurgents continue their push toward the city. the group recently took control of the town tal affair.

last week, it -- tal afar. the last week it took control of mosul. thousands of people, including meles of the iraqi -- members of the iraqi military, are fleeing to safety. >> translator: they have no mercy. they butcher people. they kill. they have no conscience. we came here because we're afraid of them. >> some employees in baghdad are being evacuated. 100 u.s. marines and soldiers have been sent to help with security and john kerry this morning said that u.s. drone strikes may be an option to stem the crisis. we're also getting a look at new pictures being released by the terrorist group. we do want to warn you that some of these images are disturbing. now, they foe posted these photos online that showed the men and soldiers being held at gunpoint. they are tied up and marched into fields. there are other images which we

have chosen not to air that show the men being executed. an official believes the photos were taken in saddam hussein's hometown. thousands of people are lined up at a military camp in baghdad hoping to stop the terrorist group from taking the capital. is there an arsonist on the loose? people in marin county are on high alert after two suspicious ground fires. coming up at 8:00, what homeowners are advised to do to protect themselves. and we have some problems in the bay area. we have a look at san jose freeways where traffic is moderate. nearby there's a serious crash. we'll tell you about that straight ahead. rather breezy to windy pattern. some low clouds will get chewed

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7:46. nearly 50 people who were watching the world cup were killed during an attack in kenya. police say about 50 attackers rode into a popular coastal town, raided a police station, targeted two hotels, a bank and set buildings on fire. people are being warned about the possibility of attacks on soccer fans watching the world cup. kenya has experienced a wave of gun and explosive attacks recently blamed on the somali militant group, al-shabaab. a motorcycle officer in rio

is being accused of what appeared to be live pistol rounds into antiworld cup protesters. it happened yesterday near the americana soccer stadium, shortly before the match. officials say another plain clothes officer also pulled out at pistol and fired two shots into the air. officials say officers were hit by molotov cocktails thrown by protesters. the protesters are upset over the roughly $11 billion spent by the government to host the world cup games. the u.s. soccer team plays ghana today at 3:00. there will be viewing parties around the bay area. the players have gone on social media trying to get more people excited about the game. claudine wong in the studio now with more on that big game. claudine? >> well, dave, take a look at the tweeting happening in advance of the game. this picture was just tweeted by u.s. soccer within the last

30 minutes. looks beautiful out there in natal. they've been tweeting pretty consistently. this tweet from tim howard, the goalkeeper who posted this picture. that's the san jose's earthquake star player. this is a family affair in brazil. check out this tweet from clint dempsey. there he is with his kids as he celebrated father's day. and this purpose simply to get fans fired up. make no mistake about it. it will be a tough game. ghana has knocked out the u.s. team in the last two world cups. both teams are in group g, which has been named the group of death. that group includes germany and pore chew ga ranked the best in the world. each -- portugal, ranked the

best in the world. where can you watch? well, if you work at electronic arts and are linked in, you don't have to go anywhere. companies are holding viewing parties at the office some complete with catered brazilian food. other parties, in san jose a big screen is set up in cesar chavez park. there will be hive musickic, food trucks -- live music, food trucks and giveaways. in san francisco, a big screen is set up in civic center mazda and the soma street food park will be shows the game. the twitter page has 781,000 followers. >> wow. got us pumped up. a scary moment for a new pilot at a missouri skydiving company. he had to jump out of his own plane. he was on his fourth flight

when the last of the skydivers hit the tail of his plane. they tried to regain control just to make it back to the airport. when he realized he was not gonna make it, the pilot jumped himself. thankfully, he was wearing a parachute. >> i jumped out of the aircraft. when i jumped out, the plane spiraled and crashed in the field over there. the wind carried me and i landed in this soybean field over here. >> bye, he's got a -- boy, he's got a scary. this probably saved his life, that jump. the plane was destroyed in this nearby field in southern illinois. no one was hurt. breaking news in san francisco where there's been a deadly crash, unfortunately, and sal joins us now with an update. >> all right. it's a big rig that hit -- or a motorcycle that hit a big rig.

we're trying to figure out exaped. this is a dead -- happened. this is a deadly crash. also a motorcyclist has died from injuries sustained in this crash. and an investigation is going on. berryessa road will be shut down until further notice. as we pull back, you can see that berryessa road is shut down between mayberry and commercial. this is very close to highway 101. but you will need to allow extra time if this is the area where you drive in san jose. we also want to mention some other items. i want to talk about the picture sent in my a viewer, michelle miles. there is a huge line for the pass us buses -- for the buses taking care of the ferry. the ferry could not run because of problems. this is causing a big delay for people trying to get into san francisco. not a good monday morning start for them. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a 25 to 30- minute drive time getting into

san francisco this morning. we also want to mention in marin county there is a stalled bus, southbound 101 near north san pedro road, traffic is solid to novato. please plan accordingly. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. rather bumpy ride here. breezy to windy. had a nice facebook message from bonnie anderson. she said i've lived in mill valley and i don't remember a windier june. there's been some. but the reason, the low pressure systems digging in the north. we don't usually get these in june. there's a difference in the presh gradients -- pressure gradients. the wind is with us. cooler monday today. wednesday will be warmer. but i think only really wednesday an and after -- and then after that, things calm

down. right down out of the northwest. ejects out. by the way, there are cool what we call wave clouds over the sierra nevada. you need a cold front to come through to get those. but they show up on the visible satellite. it's not something we see in june. they will probably fly out quickly. there's strong wind aloft. east san jose was 79. not today. we'll go 75. kond cord, 78. should be closer to 83 or 84. palo alto, 77. we'll go 73. kentfield to 74. this will probably be the coolest day of the week. san francisco, 65. any low clouds, kind of favoring the coast and areas south. just a little area to the north of marin county. 67, 53 for san francisco. normal this time of year, the record high 90, 1943 and 48 have to go back to 1893. we do have some low clouds, but again, they will lose out. there's too much cold air coming in.

that will kind of chew it up. still 50s on the temperatures. we had 40s. i think we'll see more tonight. had low 50s around. menlo park and palo alto. now 53, 56. but 50 in la honda. chilly up there. gusts 23 oakland. some areas are calm. this kind of a pattern, pretty breezy to blustery conditions. that's what we have for most today. kind of rare to get everybody in on the wind party. look how consistent those temperatures are in the north. almost everyone in the 50s. that's the aforementioned low. that's a big one. this is bringing us cooler conditions. it did bring some clouds. they are losing their oomph as the drier air moves in. today, the coolest.

wednesday the warmest. 70s inland. a lot of low to mid-70s here. but 60s coast and bay. concord only 74. brentwood, oakley. hayward, 66. 76 morgan hill. that's it. 72 cupertino. sunnyvale, low 70s. same for much of the peninsula. 65 san bruno. bris dane and dc, 61. breeze on tuesday and then warmer, a quick warmup on wednesday. and then it looks like we keep temperatures where they should be going into the weekend. how about a serve of education? what starbucks is announcing about a new benefit offered to its employees. an oakland man is dead after a fishing accident after what was supposed to be a fun church outing turned into a tragedy.

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a father's day fishing trip in antioch took a deadly turn. police say a 53-year-old man was fishing with his friends at the dow wetlands preserve when his line became tangled. while he was trying to reach the line, he slipped and fell off a rock and hit his head. his friends tried to help but they weren't able to revive him. an oakland church organized the fishing outing. at this point, police have not told us the name of the victim. more troubles for target this morning as the chain store is, once again, apologizing to customers after a nationwide glitch resulted in a lot of unhappy shoppers to target across the country last night. >> reporter: we're live in marin county where there's been a string of suspicious fire. but is it the work of an arsonist? we'll have an update from fire investigators -- coming up. good morning. we have a deadly crash in san jose that's blocking a major road. we'll tell you more. we have a live report from the scene. we'll tell you more about how to avoid this area.

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at, a deadly crash. this one has shut down a major road right now. you can see a big rig is involved. ktvu's janine de la vega is there. coming up in two minutes, she'll tell you about a collision involving that big rig truck and if there's any word yet when the road will be cleared. this is a fatal crash. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, june 16th. i'm dave clark. i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. steve, a little cool and breezy. >> absolutely. system rather strong up in the pacific northwest. the southern edge is sleeping across. it did on sunday. but continues to do so. kind of a dry cold front coming through. it will chew up the fog. we're still sitting in the 50s. these are 8:00 temperatures. usually by now a few in the 60s. that's not the case. it will be a cool, breezy, windy day. san jose, one 60 there. but saratoga, 55. san jose state, 57 degrees. 53 in fremont. that's a still there.

still gust to 30 in travis. 23 concord. 23 oakland. if you don't have a gust, it's breezy to bluffry. 28 sfo. hayward. really strong low. look at that. i mean, that's giving the pacific northwest very cool temperatures. windy, cool for us. low clouds favoring south. i think they will disappear. 60s for some coast and bay. here's sal. steve, all of a sudden, there's a lot going on. i want to mention the traffic going on. 36 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze which is a pretty healthy slowdown. when you gent to the bay bridge toll plaza, there's about a 30- minute drive time. southbound 101, there was a problem at central san rafael near north san pedro because of a stalled because.

we're looking at a -- stalled because. we're looking at the picture of the ferry. the 7:00 didn't run. i want to thank michelle miles for sending these photos. the 7:00 ferry did not run. still huge lines. it's unclear if some of these lines will affect the later ferry service. these lines were terrible. at low of these people -- a lot of these people not having a good monday. and a motorcyclist has been killed in a crash near highway 101. janine de la vega is there live. janine? >> reporter: sal, we're on berryessa. it's closed between commerce at and mayberry. you can see the big backup there on berryessa where cars are being detoured. this is an industrial area. the commuters use it to get to work. they take this route to get to 101. you know, a big rig was involved in this accident. you can see it there in the middle of berryessa. there's still also a body in

the middle of the road. just after 7:00 this morning, emergency crews responded to berryessa after a big rig and a man riding a harley collided. the motorcyclist died at the scene. people who work in the area say they heard the crash and right now, police are talking to them. they are talking to, again, witnesses, the driver of the big rig, we're still waiting to hear if he's okay. we're unsure if alcohol is related or what led up to the accident happening. we do know that vta bus service has been rerouted. because of the way this looks back out here live, it appears the scene will be here for several hours. if you look at the size of that big rig. again, there is they are -- they are still waiting to have investigators come out here and complete their investigation. we don't know the identity of the driver or if he's from san jose. we're expecting a spokesperson from the police department to arrive here on scene to give us more details.

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, janine. 8:04. firefighters in san rafael on alert after two suspicious fires in just three days. the latest one happened ahong highway 101 in the marinwood area. brian flores is joining us live in san rafael. what are firefighters saying now, brian? >> reporter: the chef tells me that the fire that burned yesterday along the hillside on the 200 block of johnstone, still considered suspicious. not yet arson. but as you can see, regardless, the fire did come close to homes here. the fire started on a hillside near the 200 block of johnstone drive around 11:00 yesterday morning. this bike path goes along the southbound side of highway 101. the fire overall burned about five acres. thanks to a heavy response by fire agencies, the fire was only burned to dry brush. this morning, fire officials are continuing to investigate.

one of the things they will be looking at are reports of a vehicle that was stopped or stalled along the side of the freeway around the time of the fire. no question this was scary for many homeowners. we spoke to someone who tried to make it home. >> this is probably one of the scariest moments. my son was home alone and asleep at the time. he has a soundproof room for hiss business. they couldn't -- his business. they couldn't wake him up. that was one of the scariest moments. >> reporter: another fire on friday is considered suspicious on a hillside behind a mobile home park in terra linda. it did force the evacuation of 100 homes. it burned two decks and a siding a home. that was the extent of the damage. that fire burned about 16 acres. there was a pretty heavy response there including the aid of helicopters. investigators believe it's arson because the fire appears to have been started in

multiple places. speaking to many residents out here live, they say there's been several fires in the past years here but they are glad that the heavy response from firefighters yesterday and firefighters say the best advice is to clear brush away from your home and they also say this is a wakeup call to what it is expected to be a very busy fire season. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, brian. firefighters in kern county, they are racing the clock trying to control a big fire in the sequoia national forest before the weather gets hot et later this week. it's -- hottest later this weekend. it's called the shir little fire. they evacuated 500 homes. the red cross opened an evacuation center at lake isabella. park visitors are nervous. they are ready to leave at a moment's notice. >> we've talked about what we

would grab and actually i put all of my stuff back in the truck just in case. >> that fire started around 7:00 friday night. it has burned 2200 acres. it's only 10% contained. almost 300 firefighters are out there fighting the flames. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. another investigation continues into a shootout near a nevada county campground that injured two police officers and a suspect. investigators say saturday afternoon, a bureau of land management ranger called for help in the tahoe national forest. a chp officer rushed over. they came across a man who had a gun and there was a shootout. both the ranger and that suspect were hit. the chp officer was not hurt -- was also hurt but we're not hour how he was hurt -- sure how he was hurt. none of the injuries are life- threatening. three people, including a firefighter, are recovering

after a home burst into flames on rockaway drive and alum rock avenue. the fire started in the garage and quickly spread to the rest of the home. a family of four was able to escape but a firefighter and two of the people in the home suffered first and second- degree burns. >> it's a sad situation but on a larger scale we're happy they got out safely, that none of them were killed in the fire. >> investigators say the fire was caused some by some type of cooking device left near combustible material. the red cross is helping the family. target, hoping for a smoother day today after a lot of the customers were stuck in long lines last night. target experienced a computer glitch, one that shut down cash registers for several hours. a lot of people were on twitter showing their frustration. according to shoppers, store employees were scrambling during the shut june trying to

find a -- shutdown trying to find a sluths. at one point, the store started to take cash payments. >> it was supercrowded. i didn't realize it was a problem with the computers. i heard a few people talking about it and then they started to follow everyone in one long line. target has apologized for the inconvenience. they were able to restore the cash registers eventually. they say the glitch had nothing to do with security issues. target is still trying to restore consumer confidence after that major security breach during last year's holiday shopping season. a competitive pianist took what could have been his most embarrassing performance and made it a winner. the man was one of three finalists in the san jose international piano yocompetition this weekend -- piano competition this weekend. he was playing when he passed out. a doctor in the audience took the musician off stage and treated him for dehydration.

he key room rated enough to finish the piece and won the $5,000 prize as well as $500 for being the audience favorite. 8:11. seven people escaped a fast- moving fire. coming up in 20 minutes, christien kafton will give us an up-close look at the damage caused by a fire. and vice president, joe biden, heading to latin america but not to watch the world cup. the growing problem he plans to address about children. good morning. we still have slow traffic all over the place on this monday, we're getting a slowdown on 880 northbound heading up to the coliseum. it's slightly better than normal. we'll give you drive times for the bridges. you, me and the association, everyone knows it's windy today and it will be a rather breezy, cool day. we'll give you the forecasted highs and how far below normal they are.

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we have developing news now because of this deadly crash in san jose on berryessa road near commercial. that street is going to be shut down for quite some time. investigators are on the scene. there appears to be a body under the truck of a motorcyclist. janine de la vega is on the scene. she will tell us more about what she finds out. a good bet, avoid the area because traffic is not being

allowed through. back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. the army appointed a two- star general to investigate whether sergeant bowe bergdahl deserted his military base in afghanistan before he was captured by the taliban. bergdahl spent five years in captivity before finally being able to come back to the united states on friday. reportedly, two of those years were spent in solitary confinement where he was only able to talk to his captors through a metal box. right now he's being treated at an army medical center in san antonio, texas. joe biden flies to guatemala to discuss the surge in immigrant children crossing the u.s./mexico border. the visit is an added stop to a previously planned trip to latin america this week. on friday, he plans to meet with leaders from guatemala, el salvador and honduras. so far this year, agents have apprehended 48,000 children were those countries. some of those children are set

up on a naval base here in california. he's making stops in colombia and the dominican republic. president obama is waking up in california this morning. he spent the weekend with his wife and daughter, ma lena, in the -- malia in the palm springs area. he reportedly golfed yesterday. it's unclear how the family sell rating the rest of father's day. on saturday, he delivered the commencement address at ucer vine and spent -- irvine and spent time at a fund-raiser in roundky. he's scheduled to -- orange county. he's scheduled to fly out this weekend. new metering lights along highway 92 at eden road, industrial boulevard and hesperian boulevard are ready to go nearly. they will be turned on today. they will stay green so you drivers can get used to seeing them. metering lights will go live tuesday morning of next week. you've been warned. sal is keeping an eye on a

lot of traffic. he joins us live. sal? >> all right, tori and dave. good morning. we still have kind of a rough one out there. i want to show you these pictures from the vallejo ferry. apparently we had a problem with long lines at the ferry at 7:00. one of their ferries did not run and they had to use buses instead. we checked on it, it looks like all of those people finally got on vehicles to the city and it's not clear whether or not there's gonna be a big line heading back during the noncommute direction -- to the noncommute direction. we want to thank michelle miles for sending us the photos. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for 30 minutes into san francisco with no major delays. another major problem would be marin county. we had a crash, a motorcycle crash, that cleared to the shoulder, then we had a stalled vehicle. southbound 101 is solid from 37 down to central san rafael. let's go to steve.

thank you. still low clouds hanging around. but the 8:00 a.m. temperatures are in the 50s. that includes fairfield, concord, livermore. i mean, usually by now we see 60s. the system that's responsible for it is up in the pacific northwest. you can see what it's doing. it's driving everything down over us. it is moisture starved here. but has plenty to work with up north. that's the ridge of high pressure up there. saturday afternoon, you could feel it. it kicked in. on sunday. it's here. concord, 78. should be closer to 83, 84. 78 yesterday. 74 today. palo alto, 77. we'll go 73. and kentfield, 78. we'll go 72. we had 40s for a while. they didn't last too long. the nights are very, very short. to get that cool is impressive. the low clouds is favoring areas south. there's a little bit of patchy fog around.

still 59, fairfield, 58 san jose. livermore as well. 59 novato. usually by now, we see a few 60s. 50s, including to the north. 57 sebastopol. healdsburg is 57. that's cool for this time of year. gusts 30 at travis, 23 at concord. napa airport west-southwest at 15. i think you get the idea. pretty good breeze. a fresh, robust freeze all the way out to the livermore valley and the altamont pass and the higher elevations. 60s and 50s. 58 ukiah. 59 sacramento. everyone all influenced by that low which -- that's a whopper for the middle of june. and it gives us a really cool, breezy pattern. no rain down here. we had some fog. it's hard to see. there it is. the low will slowly dig into about northeast nevada tonight and tomorrow. if you can jog it back this way, it will be exciting. we have some low clouds.

but sunny, breezy. we'll get a quick warmup on wednesday. then it comes down. hints of a northerly breeze. windy and cooler. morning, low clouds for some. 70s for many inland. these are a good, 5, 10 degrees below average including vacaville. they are only 79. fairfield, 76. napa is in there, sonoma, novato, st. helena. kentfield, 72. walnut creek, la fayette, orinda, all in the low 70s. same for danville, san ramon. look at livermore. only 72. 72 for san jose. mid-70s at best for morgan hill and gilroy. 60s on the coast. 60s san mateo, mill roy, burling -- mill ray burlington. weather might be one of the

reasons but the bay area is home to some of the happiest areas in the country. a new survey says san jose workers are the happiest in the u.s. san francisco ranks second. washington, d.c. is third, norfolk, virginia and salt lake city round out the top five. there's relatively low unemployment, a large number of college graduates and high social mobility rank ltd the highest. -- ranked the highest. starbucks plans to help its workers get educations. they are teaming up with arizona state university's online college program. details of the program are not public yet but we do know it will be open to employees would work at least 20 hours a week and classes will not be limited to courses that relate to starbucks' jobs. right now, starbucks has a tuition reimbursement program but that is expected to be phased out. 8:21. don't be surprised if your coworkers get distracted later

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nonemergency cases would be sent to other medical centers than the hospital to be closed. the second option, reducing hospital beds. a review of those options should be completed before the end of july. a remarkable story. michael shoe plauker is -- schumacher is out of the hospital. schumacher has left the hospital in france. she didn't say where he was taken. she gave no other key -- details about his condition. 8:25. san francisco gave a rousing tribute to maya angelou at

glide memorial church. some people had to watch on big screen tvs set outside. his son said his mother had more similarities. >> my mother's message is about the elevation of the human spirit. about loving and respecting ourselves as well as each other. maya angelou spent part of her childhood living in the bay area. even after she moved away, she continued to consider glide memorial church one of her spiritual homes. >> all right, tori. 8:26. the islamist insurgents are pushing towards baghdad. the options the united states is considering in an effort to

stop this crisis. >> reporter: we will tell you how neighbors helped each other during an early-morning fire here in san francisco. we're still looking at some issues on the commute especially in the east bay where traffic is still very slow trying to get to san francisco. we'll let you -- we'll get you a drive time and alternate routes. it will be a cool, breezy day.

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coming up in two minutes, ktvu's christien kafton will be back. he's been out there all morning. he will you more about -- he will show you more about this damage and tell you how neighbors jumped in to tell you how they were displaced. let's talk about your weather. that's a new story, too, steve. >> we do have a lot of low clouds but the -- getting influenced by coming out of the northwest. it's a cool direction. it's going to be a breezy, blustery day for everybody. temperatures inland should be in the 80s. there's only a couple. i did see pittsburg at 60. they might be warmer than that by now. the point being temperatures will be held down today. foster city, 58. redwood shores, menlo park, all in the 50s. it's a cool pattern. there's a westerly breeze for some it's pretty good. for others it's not too bad. the low responsible for it

continues to churn up in the pacific northwest. that's really unseasonably cool. windy and cooler for many today. morning low clouds. here's sal. we're still following a deadly crash. >> you can see police officers arriving on the the scene at berryessa road. a lot of people use this road to get to 101. this an area that you do want

to. bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for a 30-minute drive into san francisco. so the delay is about 20 minutes. another ten on the bridge. it's about 30 minutes into the city. marin county continues to get a lot of attention because of bad traffic. on the other side of the bay, 80 westbound is just okay from hercules to berkeley. now at 8:32. back to the desk. sal, at 8:32. sad news, breaking news come until right now. the san diego padres just announced major league baseball legend hall of famer tony gwynn has died. tony gwynn has died at the age of 54 years old. he was one of the greatest hitters ever in baseball. it was inducted into the hall of fame in 2007. go win was recently given a one- year contract extension as the baseball coach at san diego state. that was on june 11th. but he had -- he had been on

medical leave. he's been treated for mouth cancer since late march, has been through at least two surgeries. but again, major league baseball confirming. >> reporter: you can see this fire bushed through the roof of the home. apparently this fire started in this area. you can see how intense that -- those flames were. we have been talking with

neighbors. they tell me when when the fire started to rage. it sent flames soaring into the air. >> we heard a big bang first. we -- it wasn't an explosion. but just a big noise. we heard a lot of screaming and stuff like that. a lot of neighbors started coming out. by the time this came out, the firefighters were out here. can't ask for more. >> reporter: here is what firefighters have told us. they believe the fire told us outside of the building here at 384 ellington on the second

floor, then. >> they are all taken up. they are worried about the family members and the pets. >> reporter: coming out to the live shot, you can see debris. fire investigators are trying to figure out how this fire started. they are saying since the fire started shortly after midnight in an outside area, they stopped short of calling it suspicious. but they did say that it bears more investigation. so they are looking into exactly what may have caused this fire. we're live in san francisco christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:35. the search for a missing uc berkeley student is now moving. away from the forest where he meant missing. vernon matthews was last seen june 6th. he left his parents' cabin to go for a hike. he was staying along highway 50 east of sacramento. his father says the searchers think he made it out of the forest but they didn't say why.

the father says the family is in limbo hoping for good news. san jose police i have arrested two men allegedly responsible for a road rage shooting. the men were arrested last month in the central valley. police say they did not announce their arrest earlier because of an ongoing investigation. the two shot and killed 37-year- old phuoc hong long lam after their cars collided. police were habl to track down the suspects with the help -- with the help of -- were able to track them down with individual. there was a campaign started for the victim's wife and young sons. the fund a has raised nearly $120,000. with contract talks between muni and its drivers unions

stopped some are worried about a possible sickout. but transit officials told ktvu last last night there's no threat of that. contract talks could start off as early as today. the contract was set to expire at midnight last night but muni was given a two-week extension. around the current labor contract expires on june 30th. a proposal calls for raises of 11% over two years. but it requires workers to contribute 7.5% of the pensions. we were unable to reach the union yesterday for their reaction. ed lee and board of supervisors president david chu are celebrating a milestone in the conzruksdz of the new central subway. the second boring machine finished carving out tunnels along fourth street and under stockton street. the project will extend the t third street muni line from at&t park to china town.

the event begins in 30 minutes. koget struksd is scheduled -- construction is scheduled to independent in 2019. more coverage of the situation in iraq. the state department is increasing security at the american embassy in baghdad as insurgents continue to push toward the city. the group is a radical braun of of al qaeda. most recently it took control of the town of tell afar. last week it took control of mosul. they want to establish one state ruled under islamic law. thousands of people including members of the iraqi military are fleeing the area. >> translator: they have no mercy. they butcher people. they kill. they have no conscious. we came here because we're at fray -- we're afraid of them. some are evacuated. about 100 u.s. marines and soldiers are -- are helping with security. secretary of state john kerry

says u.s. drone strikes may be an option to stem the crisis. we're getting a look at new pictures released by the terrorist group and we have to warn you some of the images are disturbing. the images show hundreds of men and soldiers held at gunpoint. they are tied up, marched into fields. there are other images which we've chosen not to show and put on the air that show the men being executed. iraq's top military official believes these photos were taken in saddam hussein's hometown. thousands of people are now lined up at a military camp in baghdad hoping to stop the group from taking the capital city. 8:39. controversy is crewing over a bathroom cleaning punishment at a berkeley elementary school. the mother of an 11-year-old student told the daly cal that her son was forced to clean the bathrooms at the school after an alleged bullying incident. the mother claims the school

never notified her that her son got into trouble and she's especially upset because the boy came down with whooping cough because of the inscy -- incident. they say it's not unusual for schools to use cleaning duties as a form of punishment. they added the student did not do any scrubbing. he only picked up paper towels with gloves. as for the whowping cough. school officials don't believe it -- whooping cough, school officials don't believe it was related to the cleaning. rob rob winner was at yesterday's giants' game. troy tulowitzki hit a home and run and hit it right there and he reaches up, grabs the ball. he said he was in the right place at the right time. he casually caught the ball while holds his son with the other. >> wasn't really happy.

good game. great experience. great to show my son later. and actually, it was troy tulowitzki's first father's day as a dad. so the rockies asked him for the back. in exchange, he got a different ball. >> every man wants to do that. >> i just like how casual it was. >> and you have to do it cool. [laughter] >> absolutely. >> all right. 8:41. there was a lesson though in american history that backfired at a utah parade, literally. coming up in 15 minutes, the malfunction that injured three kids during a civil war re- enactment. we're live in san jose, where a motorcyclist is dead after an accident involving a big rig. we'll tell you what happened here and show you the traffic tieup it is causing. good morning. we're still looking at traffic that is going to be busy in many areas. as we take a live look at the san mateo bridge. this is taking you 20 minutes. coming up we'll check out the

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welcome back. >> firefighters in san rafael on alafrt after two suspicious fire -- alert after two suspicious fires. the latest happened yesterday in the marin wood. on friday, a 16-acre fire burned near a mobile home park in terra linda u arsonists are suspected in that air -- linda. now, arsonists are suspected in that area. yesterday's fire is still under investigation. some san francisco ferry riders were delayed because two ferry boats were out of service. buses were needed to carry the passengers to and -- to and from vallejo. one of the ferry boats is scheduled for a maintenance. the other one, out for unplanned work. both of them are expected to be back on the waters by tomorrow. and a motorcyclist has died after colliding with a big rig this morning. a little while ago in san jose. it happened before 7:00 a.m. in the area of berryessa road

and commercial street. janine de la vega is there at that intersection now. the morning commute has been affected by this obviously. >> reporter: yes, it has. the traffic investigation unit is out here. they are examining the scene, talking to witnesses but i do want to show you this backup that the accident has caused. you are looking at berry esusa. right here near -- berryessa. this is a commuter where they are trying to use this to get to 101. it's closed in both directions. as i mentioned from commercial to mayberry. this accident happened just before 7:00 this morning. police say a man riding a harley davidson motorcycle and a big rig collided. emergency crews arrived at the scene but they couldn't save the motorcyclist. he was pronounced dead. the driver of -- back owm here

line, i want to -- back out here line, i want to show you how big the area is. the motorcycle is on its side. we don't know the identity. the accident just happened. as i mentioned before 7:00. we're hoping to find out more but in the meantime, we're told by police they could be out here for the next several hours, conducting their investigation. they are saying possibly until noon. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. a motorcyclist officer in rio is being accused of shooting what appeared to be live pistol rounds at anti- world cup protesters.

it happened yesterday. officials say another plain clothes officer also pulled out a pistol and fired two shots into the air. officials say officers were hit by mol law tok cocktails. the protesters are upset over the roughly $11 billion spent by the government to host the world cup games. ktvu's claudine wong has been following the feeds on social media about the world cup and has more on the pregame excitement. they also gave us a video son vine of that walk. this is a tradition. you can see where they are and the soccer ball is with them.

look at this tweet. a few of the gance down there. -- fans down there. check out the red, white and blue getting to the fun with a little bra stillian -- brazilian fair. we are even watching twitter and seeing some love here at home. this is from nascar favorite, jeff gordon, tweeting i'll be pulling for u.s. soccer and the u.s. men's national team today. hashtag usa, hashtag, one nation, one team. if you are fired up yet -- if you are not fired up yet, this will be a tough game. they want you fired up. ghana has knocked the u.s. team out of the last two cups. and they are in group g which is the group of death. that group includes germany and

portugal. each team is going to play at least three games then the top two teams in the group advance to the next round. again, that game starts at 3:00. lucky employees who work for fitter and facebook get to -- twitter and facebook get to watch. some companies are having watch parties at the office. >> thank you, claudine. if you can't watch at work, there are several free parties planned across the bay area. in san jose, a big screen is set up in cesar chavez park. there will be live music, food trucks and san jose earthquake giveaways. in san francisco, a big screen is set up in civic center plaza and the soma street park. i was watching at the gym and i saw -- i think it was switzerland score with a couple of seconds left in the game to win 2-1. it was tied. it's kind of exciting. 8:50. we get to check in with sal.

we have a lot happening in our morning commute. >> you've been busy. >> westbound 80. let's start there with a commute on the eastshore freeway from the car keen friz bridge -- carquinez bridge. still holding steady at more than a half-hour. when up get to the bay bridge, you will see a backup that's getting a little bit better but still a 25-minute drive time across the bridge. no major problems. southbound 101 in marin county, still remains a huge problem from novato to san rafael because of earlier issues. still a little bit of fog left. kind of a cool, breezy pattern. windy for some. the fog is starting to erode slowly. i think most of it will disappear. it's losing out to cooler air. finally a 60 popping up. temperatures really held in check. still some 50s holding on for parts of the east bay as well. these are definitely struggling to warm up. you combine that with a sea

breeze or a gust about 30 mice han hour. it's tough -- miles an hour. it's tough. system up in the north responsible to that. gusts to 28 sfo. there have been up to 40, 50 miles an hour. don't see this too often in june but that's a big area of low pressure. controlling the entire northwest. we're on the southern edge of it. we get the fog -- fog, breeze, cooler temperatures. it looks like tonight. things will calm down a little bit. as the low dips into northeast nevada. after that we'll see a warmup. after that, it looks like things settle down. morning low clouds. again, favoring areas south. but 70s for most inland. it should be much warmer than that. that's for sure. 79 in brentwood, 67 oakland, 73 pleasanton. that's cool. 72 san jose, 73 santa clara. 7 a woodside. 61 daly city.

the city at 65. that's below average as well. warmer into wednesday. then it looks like a quiet pattern toward the end of the week. >> all right. thank you, steve. eight minutes before 9:00. a piano competition took a dramatic turn. a pianist fainted. fortunately a doctor was in the house and what happened next was truly amazing. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go.

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snowed to be is -- supposed to be a celebration of american history. the children between 10 and 12 were part of a civil war re- enactment. they were watching a parade on saturday when a cannon malfunctioned triggering an explosion. two of the three injured children were initially engulfed in flames. they suffered second or -- first or second degree burns but are said to be in stable condition. new this morning, firefighters are searching for the cause of a house fire this morning. in antioch it broke out about 30 minutes ago on bonita avenue near highway 4, it was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived on the scene. but no injuries have been reported. 8:56. at a san jose piano competition, one competitor turned an embarrassing situation into a performance to remember. the man was among three finalists in the san jose international piano competition. the mercury news reports he was playing a beethoven when he

passed out. a doctor took him off stage, treated him for dehydration. he recovered enough to come back, finished the piece and ended up inwithing the $5,000 top prize as well as another $500 for being the audience favorite. all right. 8:656. let's check in with -- 8:56. let's check in with sal. it's been busy. >> we've had a lot to talk about it. we're getting an improvement at the toll plaza. it's about a 20-minute drive time. it used to be worse. but still a little bit of waiting at the toll plaza. if you are driving on interstate 880 northbound. we finally do have a little bit of a slowdown. the traffic will be busy as you drive through and then if you are driving to the -- not driving to the maps. it will show you the map -- i will show you the maps. 580 to dublin, that traffic is slow. kind of hard to drive to the maps. let's go to steve. i will be driving to the weather. we have a breezy, cooler

pattern. temperatures will stay below average. 60s, 70s. warmup through weaudz and then right -- wednesday and then right back down. a crazy june. hot, and then cool. it looks like we're staying on the cool side. >> that's our report for this morning. wee thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> watch the noon at news for more on the celebration to. thank you for joining us. female announcer: looking for the hottest deal on a new mattress? then don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot... they're explosive! don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

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