what witnesses claim they saw after shots were fired. and a dramatic rise that hazardousabled people needing change, it is all a head-on the ktvu channel 2 morning news -- all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning, you are taking a live look where some truck drivers decided to hold a sick out the drivers are not making a stop in the bay area, there is a live picture and could it have a facted them, that is coming up in two minutes and i think they are all taking summer vacation. i am pam cook. >> let's check weather and traffic, will they have to bump up the heat? >> inland there are some

readings, a lot of low clouds and it will be a cool day for some. probably dealing with too testify fog and the average is 67 this time of year so definitely running below and the system coming to the north will help pick that up. everybody is really close here and that's not that big much spread, a little warmer out towards perkily and a few. sea breeze is definitely in place and with that in mind, it is cool to mild to warm and that means 50s and 60s and a few mid-80s, here is sal. we are still looking at a commute which is doing well, but we have some slow traffic

and the biggest slow traffic we have is 580 and what else is new coming over on the pass, it will fit into the area between the carquinez and the bay area ones. and traffic has been slow ever since a 15 minute drive time. 101 is still doing well, let's go back to the desk. handing now a sick out by truck drivers, this is a concern raised about your gas supply. this is a big deal janine what are they telling you.

>> take a look, these are just some of the truck drivers and this was the smaller group. they are planning on filling up the drivers and some are saying they will not show up here until later but this is one of the areas where they pick up the and they to not work for him and it is the mitt mmiddleman who delivers. these drivers are not unionized and they have not received a pay raise in years a lot of the them make $25 an hour and they don't get paid overtime yet they hall highly explosive

chemicals. >> you work 60 to 70 hours a week and you have to do that to have a decent income as opposed to working 40 to 50 hours a week. you just get tired. some of them are still delivering they just can't afford not to work but we are told they are only loading up fuel a whereas normally they would hall three loads and slow down the supply. and with the trunking companies out here, we have been told by the drivers some of them have been threatened and they will loose their jobs if they show up here or done deliver gas so

what some of them are planning to do, instead they are going and fueling up. we will will continue, ktvu channel 2 morning news. a tragedy sick sorry, a man has died after chasing his dog. it happened 9:00 at the intersection of southwest expressway and stoke street near the baskin station. officials for the santa clara transportation authorities said the initial investigation suggests it was an accident. he was trying to catch his dog when he was hit by the train but the investigation is still going on and the man who was hit has not been released. this is the second deadly accident at that intersection. and a 14-year-old girl was hit

pie a light rail train and she was riding her book to cool, she died after. shots were held yesterday just before 1:00 yesterday. the home is located on the corner of windsor avenue and windsor river road. the four victims and two minor adults were taken to the hospital. another says the bullet went right through his hand and the others say he was shot. the shooter was an african- american man who got into a blue nissan and there might have been two other passengers in the car.

anybody with more information is asked to call sonoma deputies. and a trial for a popular school keepers join us to being plane why so many are accused of this in this case. his a said it was a drape of hysteria. it happened in concord and he is accused of molesting 14 students over a 14 year stretch. it was a very minor type of padding and touching in the collarbone area with no sexual intend and -- intent. he said he would massage them while holding a book over their laps. all of these molestations took

place with the victims ages ranging from 11 to 17. all were boys and he was a very well like teachers and his lawyer said he was good with kids who had other disorders. live, the investigation goes onto the latest gratify in san rafael gash grass fire linked to a homeless camp in san rafael. it happened near two other grass fires which occurred on thursday and all of the fires are linked to people living near a homeless camp they are also reducing the threat of

fire. 24-year-old montgomery collapsed shortly after sunrise . the three day raise goes from dusk temperature until dawn and we will -- dusk tell dawn. at least three other people died at that festival in the last couple of years. >> and rock over run -- and being over run, they are calling for change. the survey by the transportation agency says last november, more than 60,000 have been issued in the city. an additional 400,000 were issued in other bay area counties and they are more plaqueards and some people done really need them.

now there there is a plan to help people pay for parking and they will take it all the way to the state capital. they will air a special report on people abusing them -- accusing them as they question that system, you can find it right here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. governor jerry brown opened beach access to the public. last week they signed add bill allowing them to fine property owners who had been blocking the beach from the public. they had not had the power to do this since it was created back in 1976. the new power comes after the silicone valley billionaire says he is blocking access to martin's beach in san mateo county. starting tomorrow buying it

is raising the price of 5 to 20. it is only 20% of their orders will be affected. the price of packaged coffee beans which is sold in grocery stores is also going up. it will cost a dollar more for a 12-ounce bag of coffee. all right, fill up the car and coffee. two rescues in just two days coming up, more on the daring rescues, they sent signals of trouble. >> i can't tell you how devastating that is st. bernard complex but we understand things are going to be coming up. and i will have a breakdown on your temperatures coming up.

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he died. his mother can't describe her pain. >> my heart riched in two and i can't tell you how devastating that was for me. >> reporter: now guerrero did not have life insurance and they will have a fundraiser at his favorite hang out. they are helping the family raise enough money to pay for his funeral. he is survived by his daughters and a one-year-old january son. -- grandson. at. >> he has been moved to an outpatient care facility. the 28-year-old soldier was released it remains unclear if he had any contact with his family. for the first time they have welcomed a transgender priest as a guest speaker.

>> reverend cameron spoke at the celebration of lbg. the. he is from the episcopal church and spoke about his struggle with transgender communities. at. >> some at one point or another found ourselves in situations of isolation and despair. >> i thought it was incredible and i am so proud to be part of this church that will accept people no matter where they are or where they come from and i think that is important. >> the dean of the washington cathedral banned to send a message for greater equality. and federal authorities canceled plans to fly hundred undocumented immigrants. the flights were scheduled for today and they were called off

with no explanation. the government has been looking for a place to detain them because border facilities are not designed for families. andel city of richmond is raising its wages. others are thinking about bumping up their minimum wage by 2017 and working together could mean sharing paperwork and research and could prevent one city from being at a disadvantage. yahoo continues to boost its mobile teen in the world of mobile advertising. two years ago, 37 yahoo employees were on the team and that number is more than 500

and in an order to expand, the company had to expand by nearly 40 preexisting conditions and -- existing companies and they have 40 million unique visitors. and let's check in with sal and make sure everybody is behaving on the roads, how is it looking? >> good morning, we are looking at a lot of these commutes here the drive time is still only 8 minutes and would signify they are on the light side and if you are driving by the toll plaza, metering lights are already slow through the area and 580 is a freeway which does not quit. i want to show you the picture and the map of it and there is a lost stops and starts on the pass and also in dublin and a lot of that is stop and go and

gets barr better after the 680 interchange. let's go to steve. it looks rather cool for some by the coast and inland we will have a big spread, always some 90s around vacaville and ukiah. 52 to start, which is near average and i am going 60 an average is 67, way below, days are getting 1 minute shorter now and the summer was on saturday. i know, but hey, i call it as i see it. 1945 and 1901 again pretty far back on the records and keeping an eye 40 as 50s on the temperatures and there is san jose, 53 and 52 half-moon bay santa rosa, a little bit of a

breeze. 48 los gatos, 14 travis gusting 26 and that's assure sign it is still in place and breezy and cool, there are some cool lows if you don't have the low clouds it's on the chilly side. 37 up in tahoe and water temperatures are very cold. 54 off of monterey and santa barbara. it is adding and it looks like a normal pattern may be slightly below, we will watch a system coming in tuesday and wednesday and it looks like it will be to the north and it looks like the weekend will zip back up. cool to mild to warm, and warm for some, westerly breeze in place 82 concord 68 and san

jose on the peninsular. it looks like the same tuesday and we keep an eye on the system for this time of year it is strong and cooling us down and we can rebound fast and we will by the weekend. it has all the major west coast sports which expires one week from today they are handling nearly $9 billion a year and they both say they will not come up with a new agreement before the current contract expires but they have agreed to continue to negotiate. they say the impacts from that strike is $10 billion. tensions in the middle east continue and bucking the trend our prices are lower about 4 cents lower than they were a month ago. $4.22 per game and around the rest of the bay area it is

$4.10 per gallon. at. >> but gas prices could change. a letter written by a young girl getting a lot of attention from a young girl how it involves her dad and getting some time off and what the company is doing in response.

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leader came in second and he has been a crowd favorite at the event and attracts about 100,000 at noma raceway -- sonoma raceway every year. they are getting 100 miles and the race is really good for business in the area and there have been complaints about all of the extra traffic. this year they have dealt with extra chp officers direct traffic. pubpy with lots of deformities. her body is fused together with other bones and her vet said despite her appearance she has no other health appearances. tens of thousands have watched her videos and has her own

facebook page with nearly thousand followers. what we are learning about the pilot in the next step of the 6:00. >> some of the drivers hop deliver fuel have stopped working. the san mateo bridge looks good as you head up to the high-rise and all of the bridges are there in the next traffic report. it is shaping up to be an interesting week. we will break it down as there is a lot of fog showing up.

. this could be a big deal. janine de la vega will have more on the impact for more of you bay area drivers and that is coming up in two minutes from now. good morning, thanks you for joining us monday it is june 23 june 23rd, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. we are off to a slow start monday, sometimes it takes us a bit, right, steve? >> sometimes it does, i was just answering one of our viewers. i said where would you be? >> she said downtown and it can

get hot there. we are going 68 to cloudy to mostly cloudy and fog is stacked up on the coast and making a good inland surge, 40s and 50s on the temperatures and it's cool. low 40s, los altos, menlo park -- hillsboro, 54 and also foster city and the fog is not going anywhere it will still be there and it is on tap for wednesday and thursday and fog sun breezy, cool to mild to yonder, it will be in the #0s closer to 50s and 60s, here is sal. we have a couple of crashes which popped up. there is also a crash near -- near taylor and we keep looking at the bay bridge it is just

kind of a slow down and we are early for that people are up and at them and we will find it and let you know. this is slow traffic and also san mateo bridge, traffic is moderate this is moderate traffic and the richmond is a san rafael is coming out well. >> you want to fill up your gas tank but you want to make sure you are getting enough gasoline, many are refusing to work. janine de la vega is joining us live and you have been on this story and keeping an "on this, good morning, janine? >> yes, we have been told by

some of the truck drivers that they have been warned. you can see somebody is picking up the gas and delivering it to gas stations and they can't afford not to work but they will still working and the others who are refusing to work that could mean trouble. let's see where they are fed up, they don't get overtime pay and they showed up at kinder morgue where they would normally pick up fuel for the day. they don't work for the gas stations, these drivers are not unionized but they said they had to do something. they say it is less than a

driver who halls garbage and they are carrying an explosive liquid. >> he makes 43 on up to $41 per hour and we feel it is unjust. >> as he mentioned some of the drivers are still delivering whereas normally they would hall 3 loads and again we have seen managers of the carriers and trucking drivers who are actually fueling up the trucks and we have been monitoring this throughout the morning and a lot of them caved and i spoke to a few of the drivers who were left out here because they were not getting support from

the other truck drivers because they were afraid to lose their jobs so as of this moment there was a handful of truck drivers and i'm not sure how much. it gets underway in less than three hours. tara moriarty joins us in martinez with what is on the line for joseph. carol? >> reporter: well, because of the number of victims, march on it is facing life in prison and there are 150 counts and his attorney said that was created by hysteria why on social media. and at woodside, he is accused

of molesting students and the collarbone area, he would massage them under their joins while holding ago book over their laps. all of these molestations took place on campus but the victim's ages raged from 11 to 17 reportedly they were all boys. he was a very well-liked teacher since 1991 and we will tell you how some say the districts failed the students in this case, live in march teen necessary. it was a second time the coast guard raced in to help they came off the coast on the central coast.

here is some coast guard video from james bauer being rescued. he was taking part in a rogue competition when something went wrong but the coast guard said bauer is an experienced rower for any key device. >> bauer is expected to make a full recover and is in stable condition. earlier the coast guard rescued four rowers from the same race and it was off the coast of san use -- san lewis. and it started just before 1:00 in oak valley and pool stations roads and that's on the north side of highway 4.

right now that highway is only 64% contained. some people lifing in the area have been ordered to. they burned nearly 10 acres and only a water treatment facility was threatened by the car and they are not able to determine how it started. at. >> and secretary of state john kerry, sunni militants are taking over. this is al-maliki trying to give power to sunnies and curls. he talked about his mission. >> united states would like to

see the iraqi people find leadership which is about to represent all the people in iraq and they are focusing on defending baghdad. tomorrow the ntsb will reap lease the course investigators are already pointing to lie lot -- pilot error on july 13th when two people were killed. the boeing triple 7 was flying slower and lower than usual and it spun around and burst into flames. you can watch live coverage of the hearing right here on

mornings on the news. we will also be streaming live and we will be posting on ups. he jump of his plain. he served in the middle east for afghanistan and iraq. it took him four years to build a plane from a kit. that plane caught fire shortly after take off from the livermore airport. parker jumped out of that burning plane falling more than 1,000 feet to his death. >> nobody likes to lose a friend. you always wonder what would happen and we may never know

what would happen but experimental planes meet the same standards . happening today california public utility's commission are looking into it. the possibility of rationing will also be discussed. and investigation into a fire which destroyed a house in concord and the impact it had on people living nearby. live in san jose where there is a second pedestrian fatality involving light rail train. we will talk about a similar fatality about five months ago. and it was an odd commute,

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. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, people are life are leaving flowers where a person was killed. brian flores is there with whether there is a connection to another death that happened earlier this year. brian? >> reporter: hello, pam. this area is turning deadly and six months ago a 14-year-old girl died here and at least there is one candle and a couple of flowers as well as a hat left after a tragic accident. officials say this happened at 9:00 and they say he was trying to chase his dog when he was hit and killed. we don't know the condition of the dog as well but we do know

the train was going about 40- mile-per-hour and again this is the second deadly pedestrian fatality this year. >> the freshman was riding her bike at the time on her way to school for a singing performance and back out here live police are leading this investigation into what happened last night and we have seen a couple of light rail trains we will work to gather

more information on exact lib what happened here last night a new campaign done leave your pets inn -- don't leave your pets inside a car on a hot day. the message too hot for spot and what could happen is the heat could kill a dog within minutes. certain parts of six city parks, it affects certain hours at several locations. supporters of this low gram say it is needed because many have very small yards. the areas are not fenced in and

they are too close to schools and play grounds. for a look at what is coming up on 2, did you ever look at mosquito magnet? >> the countdown is on for the supreme court and they have eight cases to decide and the most closely watched cases are still awaiting rulings. those stories and more are coming up on morning on 2. sal is and coming up, he is watching your commute, how is it looking out there? >> the slowest commute we have is 580. for some reason we had very slow traffic all the way from livermore and continuing into the dublin pleasanton area and unfortunately it surprises me it could the busy to the

fremont and let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is backed up to a 45 minute delay. we keep looking for something on the bridge but there is nothing, it is just a slow commute and 880 is very slow getting in. and again at the oakland coliseum, it is a busy monday out there especially for this time in june. 6:49 let's go to steve. a pretty good fog bank it looks to be mostly clear but solid, san mateo, it does look like there is a little bit of clearing other areas looks like

it, the record high 4 back -- record low 48 back in 1901. it looks to it be thinner and there are still some breaks in that fog. 40s and 50s for some, a rather cool morning, 47 in heelsberg also in the upper 40s and some low 50s in lakeport. some temperatures are a little cooler than that. 55 in ukiah and reno and monterey 56 degrees and i know we have some fog out in the pleasant hills and this system, we have to keep an "eye on it -- an eye on it later in the

week. warm inland, coast and bay and clouds will increase but it looks like a cool down, maybe we will take -- tackle that and there is a component of an on field breeze. if you are close to the bay, upper inland, alameda, only 65 65 mainly low-to-mid, gilroy too much fog 77 in santa clara cupertino 78 and 72 brisbane and 70s on the peninsular, 50s and 60s on the coast. fog sun mild on tuesday and we will keep an eye on that system, it could be a build up

of clouds over the sierra and after that we rebound and it will not take long for the weekend. we have an update on a story we first told you about for oracle. oracle will pay according to the wall street journal. they pay for hoe -- hotels four years ago. he is adding the sport of video games to his athletic program. this was for competing where other schools already compete and it covers tuition room and board which could add up to $12,000 a year. >> all right, pam, it could save billions of dollars and they say the state of california can do this for

thousands of workers which could save some money. we will look at portugal and look at what is next. stay tuned.

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the sacramento neighborhood. the big cat was so spotted in east sacramento, one person called 911 after trying to follow the lion, fish and wildlife workers are not saying where they were in case somebody tries to go after it. >> they were still busy despite a no car policies, many tourists opted to walk it and it was off limits to tax from noon until 6:00. neighbors asked for the closure complaining the congestion was getting worse. the area was closed over the next week condition and the city will evaluate and decide whether to close the street more often. thanks to a letter written by a little girl, they will get the first week of july off and the alert, this one is written in crayon by a young girl named katie. she asked him to give the young

girl a day off and she ended it by saying, it is summer you know. she responded to katie's letter and in the response he thanked her and complimented her hard work and granted her wish giving her dad some time off. many american soccer fans are in shock as the latest cup ended in the drawer in -- ended in a draw in the finals seconds. sal jumped through the screen, that goldened and it had a 2-2 tie and that's after u.s. tied the game in the 64th minute and took a 2-1 lead in the 81 81st minute. the next game for the u.s. thursday against germany. >> soccer fans in the civic

center are watching the game at giant outdoors screen set up and the screen will be set up on thursday showing the u.s. germany game at 9:00 a.m. coming up next on mornings on 2, a new development in a labor dispute involving drivers who deliver gas, the bay area gas station, what happened since we first reported this story two hours ago. a bay area teacher, the serious charges that have resulted in more than 10050 felony -- 150 felony counts, stay right here with us. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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some truck drivers who deliver gas are refusing to work today. we'll tell you what's happened in the last hour that has changed things. >> reporter: a concord schoolteacher accused of molesting his students heads to court this morning. we'll tell you why he could face life in prison. a deadly light rail crash. it happened in san jose. what the victim was doing moments before that tragedy. "mornings on 2" begins right now. good morning. thank you for joining us for "mornings on 2". you are looking live at san jose, where there is