morning robbery in san jose. the k tv morning news continues. . we are waiting almost a year ago, this is a live picture where the federal agency will be meeting. this is just about 30 minutes from now. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve is right over there.

we had clear skies about an hour ago and it is being helped along by a front and temperatures can go anywhere from 50s and 60s and fog is being helped along by a front and it is already starting to advance. we will go 64 at noon and 59 from clear to fog in one hour and that changes fast. we have inland temperatures which will be in the 60s to start for some and even down to the santa clara valley, a couple of cooler conditions and it is starting to pick up for a few not too bad and also at oakland, this front will enhance the fog, it will pick up and the fog is moving in fast. it will impact the coast and also the city so 60s for some and #0s and 80s for some, here is sal. we are looking at a commute which is getting up to full speed early if you are driving in many of these areas, let's go out and take a look at what

we have. we have that crash that was not that serious but you will see some slow traffic as a result and it's also slow as you drive over the pass and it has been that way and in general 80 you can see it here between the carquinez and let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is backed up, this is about a 25 minute drive time, no problems on the lower deck of the bay bridge. on the peninsular 101 and 280 are looking good as you drive south, let's go back to the desk. happening today, just about 30 minutes, the ntsb will release its final report on the passenger jet. nearly 200 others were injured.

she joins us with what we can expect with what is being released this morning, pamela? >> i was just speaking with some of my contacts here and they tell me they expect investigators to go for the next four our five hours. the big focus today with what or who is to blame and investigators have pointed to pilot error and they said they did not monitor the plane's speed and altitude on their own but the boeing 777 said it was complicated and next it was so comprehensive that pilots lie lied on -- relied on it too testify. she expect is the auto makes -- ought missing a -- automation addiction may be a problem.

>> we have to keep focused on how we train our pilots, how difficult the systems are and their skills. >> they expect the ntsb to make several dozens like the one we saw at fso. we will not know the full scope but we will know as investigators give their live testimony and we will start in 25 minutes and we will have the latest in the next hour. kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 morning news. some of the details on the legal action following the crash, back in january, a group of passengers who were on the flight filed a personal lawsuit. and the lawsuit claims the

plane had low air speed warning systems and they are adequately training the pilots and more than 281 are named as lasts in that lawsuit. the girl who died after being hit by two san francisco fire trucks filed a legal claim and the ntsb investigation reveal the young girl was run over twice by fire trucks racing across the tarmac. her family said they did not probably mark the locations to avoid hitting them. stay with us for complete coverage and we will be streaming that live on facebook and twitter.

>> new this morning, san jose is searching for suspects. the police out there are telling the unconstitutional this happened on calm didn't avenue on merrill road. the female victim was pregnant and she was tasered on her hand. the injuries are not serious according to police.  a rash of homeless, to tell us why firefighters and the neighbors out there are on edge. good morning tara. >> you can see this wide open area, at home with the dry fire danger, last flight it broke out in just four days and it happened before 6:00 in the

canal and that happened at the end of the boulevard near the area. they did find some clothing and they believe it belongs to clothing nearby. officials say the city is trying to prevent such properties in thousands of acres of thousands of open space. they broke out near the shopping center. 6 acres burned and investigators say the same area was burned near a homeless encampment. firefighters are working with the property owners to see if they can do a controlled burn to see if they can do a cleanup area and we will let you know

if we hear back from them this morning. i am tara moriarty live in san rafael, ktvu channel 2 morning news. members are due back and will be sentenced for the fatal shooting of a three-year-old boy. they found him guilty of murder in the driveby shooting of carlos and that was a toy car headed to an east oakland market during a gang fight. they could possibly spend the rest of their life in jail. and on the way for a driveby shooting last month. jacqueline lopez was hit in the next by a stray bullet while playing with her brother. she can't talk right now but to make matters worse, she has

been spending all of her time with her wounded daughter and lost her job. an account has been set up to pay for her medical bills. donations can be made at any chase bank branch. people who died in police related areas are calling an incident mix of overuse by police. the group claims they are moving towards areas like chicago and new york in police related incidents. the group also wants to investigate. time is now 6:09 united states could face a multi- billion dollar bill in the next 25 years because of climate

change. other coastal storms, they suffered a huge financial loss with a 14% drop in crops. the extreme heat has driven up the demand for electricity and that is costing consumers up to 12 billion a year. and it is up to three weeks after they reported it takes steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. at right now 6 so tar -- 6:10 targeting sex trafficking across the country and how they came to the rescue of several young prostitutes. and strict measures on marijuana being considered by a bay area county. >> sow good morning we are still looking at traffic which is getting busier and look at the mcarthur maze, it is getting busier. and fog is coming roaring

back to the coast, we will explain the forecast coming up. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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. welcome back. 6:13 is the time, abusing parking plaques. >> do you mine if we identify the photo. records show about half a million people in the bay area are allowed to use this with no

time limit and while most people who use this many others are abusing them and breaking the lou. >> what will happen such the plaque has to be confiscated. >> that driver was given two tickets. one for violating the parking lot and some advocates say they should consider eliminating them and want better monitoring of doctors who sign off on those cards and the state dmv is working to improve the system. they are calling for bids to rebuild administrations buildings in the dewey high school. right now it sits between the administration buildings and the high-rise buildings.

they have offered to rebuild the school and the administration building in exchange for adding up to 800 unites where the critics now stand. they should not be relocated even temporarily during construction. >> this is something that should be opposed or bought and lent to private developers. >> here are the options we have to restore and provide adequate space for our children. now nothing has been set in stone and he is hoping the community will work with them when all the bids are in. that community meets again and a court has decided to allow indian schools to stay open for

now. despite that, they had $3 million in school money and they ordered the founder and his wife have classroom rentel space. however a lawsuit was filed chancing it would harm students. and this morning, santa clara supervisors will debate a moratorium on new marijuana clubs. this will cause them to tell us about a meeting that starts. it is within the city limits but the city has put it in place and the county may try to

stop it to unincorporated areas. the santa clara board of supervisors will consider a moratorium and right now there are no dispensaries licensed by the county. earl they are this month they need to be a ways away from home or a county that poredders santa clara county and those rules will force many operations to close. they will be watchingingwhat they are doing this morning four of 5 need to vote for the moratorium in order for it to

pass. and 6:17 we want to get back. and in the fairfield area it sounds like a motorcycle crash but no serious injuries. i know it is backed up and you can see just around the corner there and that is a 0 minute drive time at the end of the line unless you are using that car lane. let's look at that, it is backed up and peninsular traffic still looks good. hold on there. >> meteorologist steve paulson has 18 minutes passed the hour. >> social media starts, it never ends. >> we do have fog coming back

to parts of the coast. and any where from -- well the fog was not there an hour ago. i will tell you there is a lot offshore, more fog breezy, windy, some of the higher elevations are showing some higher gusts and has not made it to some of the higher elevations and that will be by noon. i think by later today, that cool front approaches and it is natural are normal a little bit behind back in 1908. you can see some of that beginning to work and now water temperatures are cold, it is 57 degrees off of santa barbara and 50s on the temperatures and low 60s and i expect these to start dropping. we are 45 and that is one of

the coolest by far. menlo park is a little cooler, calm, calm south wind, northwest at 10 and the breeze is not picking that up northwest gusts at 20 and a front is actually approaching how about that for june and sierra nevada may get some showers but the system is on its way and as it does, it will start tilliest later on and we will and the wind picks up and #0s and 90s is a tough forecast and that's what all the

projections are calling for. cooler clouds and sunshine and warmer temperatures and much warmer by the weekend. u.s. home prices are up for the second night in a row. prices are increased 1.1% in april and that report covers the largest areas in the country. all to cities saw it and the pace is slowing down and even california price have been rising quickly. googles necessary add to connect and they want to make it, it wants to help when you wake up so it can change to the temperature you want so you can get out of bed. at oh, you are pampered.

>> neighbors called 911 on their church. >> the church services is very loud. it has to stop. efforts to keep church members cool and the noise out of that neighborhood -- he had researchers looking in the wrong place.

. a woman tried to pull her from train tracks seconds before the train would have hit her. she spotted her and the woman was taken to a nearby hospital for a medical assessment. three people were hurt at a mock donald's drive through and it happened on sonoma boulevard. witnesses say the truck ran a red light and slammed into three cars that were in the drive through line. the truck driver may have had a seizure causing him to lose control of his vehicle. tomorrow investigators are

expected to announce a new search area for that missing malaysia airlines plane. however he thinks they are hundreds of miles of course. now when flight 370 went missing he wrote a blog and got a lot of feedback from technical experts around the world. the group has now analyzed and they are recommending a search location 800 miles further southwest from where tomorrow's search is expected to start. >> the team unso thedly has more than we do and we would like to figure out what is leading them to a pretty different conclusion. at. >> investigators say the plane which veered of course probably remained hours after contact was lost after it ran out of fuel in the southern indian

ocean. 239 people were on board. new this morning, islamic extremists kid in knapped -- kidnapped more and now we have the same group which took more than 200 school girls. the latest kidnappings took place and security forces dough my the kidnapping report. the investigation into a deadly shooting continues this morning. the new information we are learning about the young victim killed at a birthday party in windsors. >> we are learning more about what happened at fso last year and what federal investigators are now doing, we will tell you about the changes that could be coming to the airline industry. good morning, that is

getting this here on the bridges, find out what is going on there. at. >> and clear for some but the fog is inching back. and the city will play for a tricky forecast coming up.

. meetings on federal vexers are about to begin and what led to the deadly crash. this is the ntsb headquarters. coming up, thank you for joining us, ktvu channel 2 morning news tuesday june 24th i am dave clark. cool thank you for joining us, how is the weather looking this

morning. >> some fog is and coming back and it was clear for a while and that's not the case for now. the winds are cranking up, not too bad at the surface but we expect it to play and a south winds for some -- south wind for some. fso is 50 even though they have a westerly breeze 56 and a little cooler into the 50s, and the key is the breeze is not that strong, westerly for some, easterly for others. the west wind has not shown itself for everybody, south advance of a front and i'll say a cool front. the winds will pick up for everybody and the fog there move -- the fog will move in fast. 70s and #0s to near #0s -- 90s inland, here is sal.

7:00 is usually the people. >> still about an 8 manipulate drive, it is actually okay and when you get to the toll plaza, it is backed up and 30 minute plus delay, i should say 30 minute drive time. 580 westbound and we are going south, heading to hayward. right now, they are due to release its report on what properly cause dab probably used what happened at fso last year. live at the newsroom and what we may find out this morning,

good morning. they will discuss their findings at an important meeting which just got underway. members of the federal safety board will release this report and they will focus on why they crashed and the ntsb will suggest ways to prevent similar crashes in the future. federal investigators said it was flying lower and slower and that it should have when it clipped the sea wall and at the edge of the runway they killed three passengers all of them were teens from china and 200 people were injured. an experienced pilot was at the controls of the jumbo jet but there was confusion about operating the auto mated flight control systems and the ntsb is expected to recommend changes to the area lines, airports and to the manufacturers and while

those recommendations are not binding, the agency is highly regarded in the industry. >> they don't want to be on the short side if they did not implement it for a very good reason. people do want to follow these recommendations. >> ntsb will likely address the emergency response that day. you remember one of the passengers who died was accidentally run over by two fire trucks as they were driving up to rescue people on board. the ntsb report may also suggest designs and whether pilot training should be improved. we are told they may be testifying for several hours today and it could be quite a long meeting and we will of

course have full coverage throughout that event. for now live in the newsroom, ktvu channel 2 morning news alex savage. and in february the department of transportation fined the airlines $500,000 for failing to assist crash victims' families. the department says the airline was slow to publicize a phone number for victim's families and did not contact them until five days after the crash. the department of transportation said they are the first airline to break a 1997 federal law which requires airlines to provide prompt antigen roll assist -- prompt assistance to those families of victims who crashed. it was the last year when that plane crashed at fso and the on- site ntsb investigation wrapped

up on july 15th. on july 19th, they determined 16-year-old girl died after being run over by a san francisco fire truck. on august 12th, they offered surviving passengers $10,000 each. on december 11th, the ntsb held an investigative hearing on the crash. make sure you stay right here all morning long as we speak. wewe will be streaming the meeting live and we will update facebook and twitter for you and we will have another live report coming up at 7:00. a recent string of brush fires may be tied to camps and firefighters want to do something about it. we go to an area which has seen five fires in just four days, tara? >> it is perfect for hiding

homeless encampments but it is ripe nor fire danger. it ignited just before 5:00 or 6:00 last night and that it is at the end of corner near shoreline. it is taken in the same open space where two fires broke out and it happened again sunday morning. officials believed they are linked to homeless encampments. officials are trying to prevent such fires but it is a challenge since the city oh sees thousands of acres and open space. they broke out near the shopping center and six acres burned and investigators say the cause points to the same problem, again a homeless encampment. the fire department and home depot are working together to see if they can have a

controlled burn or grazing goats may be a solution. we are hoping to hear back and let you know what they have to say. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. a hour standoff ends with a suspect taking his own life. it happened at 8:30 last night where where they found him dead after they heard several gun shots and other people were ordered to shelterer in place. they are targeting child sex trafficking. more than 100 took initiative and came to the rescue of one suspected teen prostitute right here in the bay area. >> they are moving in right now. >> this is video of police entering a hotel room where

only moments earlier, the girl aired money to a decoy officers. officers came to the rescue for one include ago teenage -- including a teenage runaway from oakland. >> how long have you been doing this? >> over a year. >> a half dozen child prostitutes were taken off the streets in sting operations across the bay area and they have a -- arrested 16 suspected johns. for ther teacher is now accused of molestingit boys. he was not allowed. he is accused of molesting 14 young males and two brothers are among his accusers.

>> i really wanted to have the boys know there was no shame attached to any of this. the shame is on the person who caused these acts. >> if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison. attempted robbery, involving a taser and a hammer. coming up at 7:00, violent incident, now in the south bay. live in walnut creek, we are paying a little bit more for it and we will tell you how much you will pay and the reasons behind it. and this morning's commute, it is still getting busier and also in some of the areas into

the silicone valley and we will tell you where the slowest commutes are. they are deciding to come back to the coast and temperatures will be a wide variety and we will tell you what is in store for a cool front late tomorrow.

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. happening today, we have more on why prices are going up, brian, you have a pretty large cup there yourself. >> we work morning shows, you need large cups of coffee and i paid for this cup of coffee by the way, $2.35. yesterday that price was $2.25 and it is a 10-cent increase and that's what you will see through most of the starbucks if you go to get your coffee fix and the reason it is so high is because of the drew the. in brazil, where the largest amount of beans are produced there have been drought conditions in the south american countries where normally this would be the rainy season and it creates a

ripple affect like coastal rica to produce output. if you go to starbucks like many of us do, depending on what size you do you will be shelling out an extra 25 sense for that cup of joe at least for now. >> if they are raising their money for the right reasons i don't have a problem with it. they don't make anywhere as much as the rest of us and it has gone into corporate pockets. >> it will eventually catch up with you and the makers of folders also announced and makers of maxwell house has a 10% increase right now.

live in walnut creek ktvu channel 2 morning news. at. >> in one iowa community prayers are not the only thing coming out of a particular church and neighbors say the sound of worship is just too loud. >> it is very loud. at okay. >> it has to stop but pastor anthony said between the end use this yam and singing they have to keep the windows open and they are fed up with the noise and filed several complaints with the police. pastor smith is accepting donations to help buy an air conditioning system. next for torii campbell with a look at what is coming

up on mornings on 2. remember a disfigured girl was asked to leave because of her appearance find out why there is a lot of doubt about that story and how kfc is responding. like a rolling stone by bob dylan is said to be one of the most popular songs of all time. how much the only handwritten draft will go up when it comes up for auction today. and of course we will follow the ntsb meeting when it was tossed by fso, we will have more coming up on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. how is it looking. >> it looks all right and we will put it on the map for you first and we will show you traffic is a little bit busy

and some more slow traffic as you come down to the 580 interchange between the carquinez and the mcarthur maze but not too bad, a little built more than the standard time but when you get there, it is a 30 minute drive time and there are no major problems getting into the city and south is a little bit slow now in hayward and in union city, it is just a little bit better and that would be 20 minutes between 228 and thornton avenue. >> let's go to steve. we had clear skies for a while. fog and sun a cool front is on the way and we have a drizzle

and it looks like it will turn around by the weekend and start warming things up and now it is starting to touch parts of the coach. southward to trying to fill in to the north and it is on its way and there is a lot helping out by that fog bank and temperatures 50s and 60s some mild conditions to warm couldn'ts and there has been a south wind and some of the higher elevation is offshore and west southwest napa and also out to fairfield, the system moving into the north, our systems there not looking bad and this will give northern california some rain, clouds and cooler conditions 40 in tahoe and 61 in sacramento again some really mild winds and in advance of that this system will work its way in and

the fog is beginning to work its way in, for some on the coast inland some 80s to near 90s and that fog makes a solid push and that front coming in, we will get one warm day and that fog moves in tonight and tomorrow and maybe some rain, clouds will be increasing and that's not something we say, it is on its way and fog is moving in fast for some on the coast and it looks like it is moving in fast. also down towards the santa cruz coastline 50s 60s 70s and 80s. can i start over? >> i am with you, steve. >> you can practice at home if you want to. highs i had will be all over the place much keeler and they will head right pack to the

weekend. the iphone 6 will be on its way and they will definitely go into production and conflicting reports on when a 5.5-inch screen will be produced. shipments will begin in september. and microsoft is offering owners some apple laptops if they buy the service pro tablet. the service keyboard, honors can get a credit of $650. >> wow. all right, pam, 2 investigates and a privilege is meant for people with disabilities. >> can you tell me why you are

using somebody else's parking plaque. anybody using parking spaces and plaques illegally may be worse than you think. their truck, clothing and even the food in their refridge rerefrigerator, they are surprised when they return loam from vacation.

. welcome back, they will continue into the lost e-mail scandals. they are demanding information from the internal revenue service and the commissioner josh was called to testify after the internal revenue service said it lost thousands of e-mails. critics say though e-mails will likely shed light on the targeting of the tea party and other political groups. yesterday the commissioner responded to those groups. >> they are looking into light of the employees and what they have to use in light of the budget fees over the past four years. >> i have always believed what happened was a crime. i believe the e-mails that are missing are the ones that would give us anability to establish that. >> -- anability to establish

that. >> they said those e-mails under lois learner could have been destroyed. they have to meet strict water conservation standards. for a family of four that can save 29 those gallons a year. >> they have a low flush version as well to operation the high efficiency version. >> if all older homes were retrofitted to modern standards they would save 300 billion- gallons for of the entire reservoir system.

>> conservation can feel oh so right. if you have not heard this, take a moment. the water department system starting and he tells customers to make it a quickly and get paid for doing it. the department is asking them to cut water usage at least 10% or face mandatory rationing. a family came home on vacation and found their belongings stolen. they found 90% of what they earned -- what they owned stolen. the food out of the freezer was stolen and they even think their truck was used as getaway vehicle. you come hope and your truck is

upon gone. >> their truck was seen going to and from the house at night while the family was away now they are trying to and we will continue with our live team coverage, plus trouble at a san jose apartment complex just hours ago, what a pregnant woman said happened to her during a violent attempted robbery, stay right here with us. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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nearly a year after an asiana plane crashed at sfo, we're learning who is to blame. live team coverage of the report being released at this very moment. >> reporter: five fires in just four days. we'll tell what you the san rafael fire department is up against and why. police, just a couple of hours ago, a violent attempted robbery in san jose. how it involves a taser, a knife and a pregnant woman. "mornings on 2" begins right now.