we're live in san francisco off 80 westbound at the fifth street offramp which is closed because of a deadly car crash. we'll tell you what we've learned about the people inside that car. i rescue her a few months ago and now she rescue me. >> see a family pet became a hero. the knee is a little sore. what is there a cold front coming in? yes. maybe some fog. we'll talk about a cooler forecast. >> reporter: we're live in

mountain view at google where protesters were arrested tonight. we'll tell you what they were demanding. you will also hear from one of those arrested. "mornings on 2" starts now. a police chase across the bay bridge ended with a crash, an explosion of flames killing two people. we continue following this developing news and here is a live look where the fifth street offramp remains closed right now. ktvu's tara moriarty has been on the scene since 4:00 this morning. coming up in two minutes, she will tell us what police say set off the chase in the first place. we'll tell you how long this ramp is expected to be closed. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. we have a pretty good fog bank. up and down the coast, it's

filled in nicely. breezy, windiy. sunshine. increasing clouds coming in. there will be a lot of drizzle late tonight, tomorrow once the front gets closer. it's on the north coast giving them rain. a soft 60 at fairfield. low 60s at mountain view. the wind, though, will be a bigger story here. gust 35 at travis. 25 plus at concord. 21 oakland. it will be a breezy day. there's some of the rain. the front has a ways to go. it will give us drizzle later on. fog, sun, breezy to windie. cooler for all. increasing clouds for the north bay later on. main mendocino county, lake county might get in on some rain. a lot of 60s closer to the water. here's sal. we're looking at traffic that's busy all over the bay as we reach the peak of the morning commute. in the silicon valley, we'll start there. northbound 280 is doing better than it normally does getting in the valley with no major

problems. the traffic is doing okay if you are driving on 101 as well. and on 85 heading north. you can see traffic is going to be busy on 101 in sunnyvale. but that's about normal and also in mountain view. san mateo bridge, this could be an alternate to the bay bridge this morning. the bay bridge has a lot of slow traffic getting into san francisco for reasons we'll discuss in just a moment. but the san mateo bridge is getting busier by the minute. about a 20-minute drive time across the high rise and to foster city. bay bridge toll plaza, 35, 40 minutes. the metering lights are on extra slow. that's because of a problem in san francisco. the traffic will be backed up on around 80 from the macarthur maze. and they this is because of -- and then this is because of a deadly crash and fifth and harrison in san francisco. officers say two people in a stolen car died after their car crashed and burst into flames after a high-speed pursuit. ktvu's tara moriarty has been following this since 4:30 this morning. she joins us live from san

francisco. tara? >> reporter: good morning, sam. now the coroner -- sal. now, the cory ner is -- coroner is on the scene. we know the people were driving so fast off the offramp, they slammed into the concrete barrier and flipped over and came to arrest where they are right now. two people inside were killed. you can see the evidence markers strewn all over roadway and what's left of the convertible bmw. officials say one man was ejected from the car. he was not wearing his seat belt. the other burned inside the vehicle when it burst into flames. this all started around 3:00 this morning when oakland police -- when oakland chp officers noticed the stolen car was driving on 880 northbound near 7th street. the chase began across the bay bridge with speeds reaching 10 miles an hour. the -- 130 miles an hour. the chp says the officers are trained to handle these high-

speed chases. >> we have a full racetrack course that we get trained to drive at high rate speeds, the pursuit is very intense. you have to remember, it's a risk verses gain. in this case, it was late at night. there was not a lot of traffic. we take all of the conditions into consideration during a pursuit. >> reporter: the fifth street offramp, which is a major exit off 80 westbound, will, again, be closed until 10:00 this morning. back here live, you can see traffic is slow. it's moving. the chp is advising that you take b.a.r.t. into the city. we'll be sure to keep an eye on traffic for you this morning and let you know if anything changes. we're live in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:05. more details about the location of this crash. this offramp was the scene of the deadly crash ten days ago. that's when the chp says the suspected drunk driver took the curve too quickly and crashed into a home also encampment to the left. a homeless man was killed. other people living there say

they would like caltrans to put up extra signs or flashing lights to alert drivers to the sharp curve. 7:05. protesters with the occupy movement trying to take over google's headquarters in mountain view. they said they were defending freedom on the internet. ktvu's janine de la vega is at google now to tell us about one protester's confrontation with the police. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yes. i just got off the phone with an independent journalist who follows this occupy movement. he was arrested. he says he and nine others just got out of jail. they are now waiting for their personal belongings. he says for the most part during the day yesterday that google employees seem to be supportive of their cause but after business hours, things changed and police came here and a lot of people are still buzzing about what happened here on social media. now, let's take a look at some of those photos that the protesters posted on facebook and twitter what appeared to be

heavy police presence in front of google, they say during a peaceful demonstration, ten people were arrested because they were on private property trespassing. the movement known as occupy google is demanding that they take action to support net neutrality, making sure the internet remains free and open. here's video that occupiers posted of one arrest. the man behind the camera also gets taken into custody. we spoke to him by phone about how the situation was handled. >> well, at this point everybody here is under arrest for trespassing. >> they could have handled it differently, i think. they basically gave the police carte blanche to deal with the police how they wanted. it never goes down well. >> reporter: they say many protesters left immediately so they wouldn't guest arrested. the situation escalated when a couple of them didn't want to leave when they were asked to. the occupy continues to

pressure google. occupiers are concerned over a court ruling that overturned the fcc's open internet order which gives verizon and comcast the edge because they can afford to pay higher fees for faster internet. again, they are urging google and others to take a stand. reporting live from mountain view, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. hillary clinton will be in san francisco tonight and tomorrow. she's proproeting her -- promoting her book. environment activists plan to show up to call on her to oppose the keystone xcel pipeline. clinton has not taken a position on it. house speaker john boehner says he may sue president obama. boehner says the president is exceeding his constitutional authority when it comes to administering the laws that congress passes. he says further action is needed because house

legislation addressed in the issue has "gone nowhere in the democrat-controlled senate." president obama has previously vowed to take executive action if he cannot get cooperation from congress. a plan to change a state law designed to prevent renters from being victed is being dropped -- evicted is being dropped, at least for now. mark leno sponsored the original bill that would have required landlords to own the blg for at least five years -- building for at least five years before they could use the ellis act. it never made it past the hearings. leno may try later. if everything goes as planned, treasure island may be turned over. the chronicle reports, the san francisco board of supervisors approved a resolution allowing the city's treasure island development authority to move ahead with the transfer. it's expected to include the

eastern end of the island and yerba buena island as well. the city of antioch asking home builders to submit plans for town houses that they could build in the downtown area. the city owns three acres of land east of the river town area. it wants to have a developer create a neighborhood village between west second and third streets bordered by a and f streets. city officials believe that could stimulate growth in the area. police are investigating two phone scams sitting people on both sides of the bay. in contra costa county, a man has been calling people claiming to be a representative from the sheriff's office. he says they have failed to appear for jury duty or court dates and have an outstanding warrant. in san bruno the caller tells people they owe a large sum of money to the irs. in both cases, people are being told to pay what they owe in the form of a prepaid debit card or cashier's check. police say neither the irs or law enforcement would try to

collect fees this way. police are looking for suspects after a home burglary in san ramon. a man returned to his home and noticed a side gate was open. police say several items including a safe with jewelry inside were missing. police say two of the suspects drove off in a car. the two arrested were found hiding in a nearby backyard. they are a 16-year-old from bay pinpoint and a 19 -- baypoint and a 19-year-old from san francisco. they left in a nissan suv with the california plate on your screen. 7:11. a dog becomes a hero in oakland in an early-morning apartment building fire. >> she started jumping on top of my head and barking. >> coming up in 20 minutes what that pit bull dog did that

saved the life of her owner. the 4-year-old who foiled a home-invasion robbery plot orchestrated by her baby- sitter. the dedetail this little girl -- detail this little girl was adamant about that cracked the case. we're looking at a commute that's effected by a big problem in san francisco. other commutes will be affected as people scramble for alternates on the bridge. we'll tell you how the puzzle fits together. we have a sea of fog rolling over the hills. it's been cloudy all morning. there will be a lot of drizzle. can we get some rain up here? maybe up north. it looks like a cooler pattern. we'll show you how much cooler.

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deputy. she's only 4 years old. >> told us to get out of the house because they wanted to steal stuff. >> police say 4-year-old abbey was being watched by a baby- sitter last wednesday when the baby-sitter called police to report a home-invasion robbery. she told the police that two armed african-american men broke in and ransacked the home. >> the bad guys stole my piggy bank and my ipod and my x-box and my wi. >> when the baby-sitter said one of the suspects looked like the neighbor, abbey said the suspects were white. it turned out the girl planned the robbery with her boyfriend. 7:15. george lucas has picked chicago over san francisco as the home for his new museum. the original plan by lucas was

to build his museum of hollywood memorabilia and american art in san francisco at the presidio. but the presidio trust rejected that idea. so george lucas turned to his wife's home town of chicago and chicago is happy to get it. >> have a tremendous opportunity in the city of chicago as they partner with schools and make a tremendous investment in the city in creating jobs. >> george lucas released a statement saying choosing chicago is the right decision for the museum but a difficult decision for me personally because of my strong personal and professional roots in the bay area. the september 11th museum in new york already doing better than expected. more than 300,000 people have visited that museum since it opened five weeks ago. that's about 15,000 more than organizers predicted. now, critics question whether people would go to the museum and pay the $4 admission fee --

$24 admission fee. tickets are supposed to cover more than half of the cost of the museum and the memorial plaza. paul mccartney is getting read yay to resume his tour after an illness caused him to postpone. >> feeling great, rockin' and rolling. ♪ push >> this video was posted on youtube yesterday. the 74-year-old former tour resumes in albany, new york a week from saturday. he's scheduled to play candlestick park on august 14th. hard to believe it's been five years since michael jackson died. but his music is still alive and well since his death in 2009. jackson's estate has earned more than $600 million. jackson was featured in the nationally televised hologram last month. an album was released this year and there is a traveling cirque du soleil show based on his

music. >> you are right. it's hard to believe. >> and farrah fawcett died that same day. >> yes. let's check your commute. sal has -- you have a busy morning. a lot going on, especially around the toll plaza. >> you know, that issue that we have in san francisco getting across, you will notice when you drive across if you are going across the fifth street offramp is closed. a lot of people are slowing down because perhaps they didn't listen to the traffic or the news before they get into the car and there's confusion on the other side as to what's going on. that's leading to slow traffic on the bridge and ultraslow traffic at the metering lights and at the toll plaza because they don't want a big traffic jam on the bridge. the metering lights are on slower. right now, traffic on 880, 580 and 80 is stacking up even before you get to the bay bridge. 35 to 40-minute drive time into san francisco. we suggest using a different route or b.a.r.t. check in with b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. trains are running in and out of san francisco on time. that's a decent option if you

can swing that. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge where more people are arriving. this has become a lot more crowded in the last half-hour. 20-minute drive time across to the other side. if you are driving on highway 101 in san francisco, you will notice friends joining you. we're looking at a map of the south bay here. northbound 280, 101 and 85 are not as bad. sure, there's slow traffic. this commute is still do-able, especially on 280. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. we have a pretty good rampup of the fog bank. there is a front coming in. it won't do too much. it will give us a cooldown. the breeze has picked up. the fog is producing good drizzle on the san mateo coast. i think it will continue tonight into tomorrow. there's the front a little ways away. it will make a good impact on the temperatures which are coming down. a cold front is on the way. tomorrow, cooler. by the weekend, we'll start to

warm it up. by sunday, might be back into the hot category. day baseball won't be arm. 50s, 60s. breezy to blustery. west wind to 20 miles plus an hour. the front ising on the coast. 50s and 60s on the temperature. the breeze is almost 40 miles an hour at the altamont pass. san jose, san jose state, sunnyvale at low 60s in there, 57, saratoga and 56 in gilroy. fairfield gusting over 30, 33 miles per hour. concord south at 20. a pretty good breeze. there's the system. heard from a few observers. no rain yet. the atmosphere is very, very dry. would you expect that. but it's going to give a really good push on the fog as it gets closer and increase the clouds. if there is any rain, i would think that mendocino county and lake county would be the southern extent of it. 58 monterey. 58 in eureka. looks pretty good for this time

of year. it is. it won't have much left for us. but it will give us a combination of low clouds and higher clouds. a cloudy, cooler, breezy pattern. more drizzle right there. by tonight, tomorrow, i think we'll get measurable amounts. maybe tomorrow morning could get a splash and dash shower. the mere fact it's there, the temperatures will take a plunge. cooler, breezy. easily gusts over 30 for some of the usual suspects. fog, sun, increasing clouds later on. cooler for all the there will be a lot of -- cooler for all. there will be a lot of drizzle. 79 alameda, 77, san jose. milpitas, santa clara in there. 67 san bruno. low 60s pacifica. 70s on the peninsula with san

mateo at 7. drizzle and cool -- 72. drizzle and cooler. sunshine plenty and warmer temperatures by the weekend. >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:21. militants merchandising. coming up in 20 minutes, isis is selling t-shirts, hoodies even toy dolls. the reaction to what's called terrorist merchandise. it's the fight seen around the world. did you see that? a world cup soccer player seemed to sink his teeth into an opponent. what the refs may do and how this may come back to bite his team. female announcer: time is running out to get the hottest deal

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go pro earned $117 million in the last three years. that makes it one of the rare tech companies to turn a profit before going public. it's expected to set a stock price tonight and start trading on the nasdaq tomorrow under the symbol gpro. 7:24. a huge television deal is really hitting home for all of us here at channel 2. >> there are 2 and there are 2. ♪ push >> but there's only one 2. >> and the news is fox television stationses is acquiring ktvu channel 2 and kicu tv36. that means we're moving from cox media group to fox. ktvu was an independent station back in 1987 when it became one of the very first partners to join a new startup network called fox. long-time news anchor dennis richmond remembers the first partnership. >> i'm still -- i still firmly believe that the affiliation

with fox was a good one and i think ktvu in general helped fox because we had -- we had a great reputation in the bay area. >> now, you will still be able to watch all of your favorite fox tv shows right here on ktvu 2 channel 2 and that includes "american idol" and the 49ers football games. 7:26. the u.s. is getting ready to play germany in the world cup. players held their last training session yesterday before catching a flight to the venue. a win or a tie puts the u.s. in the next round. the game will air at 9:00 a.m. our time. the u.s. can still advance with a loss but would have to depend on the outcome of the ghana verses portugal match which takes place at the same time. a star player for euro bay may be -- uruguay may be suspended for the rest of the world cup. television cameras appeared to

show luis suarez biting another player. fifa will investigate and may suspend suarez. a ruling will be announced before uruguay's game on saturday. he's been suspended twice before for this. he's been nicknamed the cannibal. slowing down drivers to save lives. the new measure being considered in san francisco to reduce the number of deaths. >> reporter: and a close call for the people who live in this oakland apartment complex after the police catches fire early this morning. how more than a dozen people managed to escape. how one man says he's alive because of his dog. we still have a lot of slow traffic around the bay area. we're looking at highway 24 as we drive to the tunnel. you can see traffic is moderate in la fayette but slower on the oakland side. we'll explain. underneath the fog is a rock. we have a pretty good fog bank

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you are looking live at an apartment complex where an early-morning fire has left 17 people without a home. coming up in two minutes, ktvu's alex savidge will tell us about one man who says he

made it out safely thanks to his dog. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's 7:30. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tc. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, i ducked outside. kind of overcast. >> there's also a lot of drizzle. half moon bay, el granado, san mateo coast over to sfo, it will be here a while. i think today, tonight and definitely into tomorrow morning. our cold front approaches and that will enhance the fog, low clouds, drizzle. sunny for some but probably noticeable westerly breeze. increasing clouds from what will be a dying front. it's there. it's moving into the north. that's already giving a lot of cloud cover there. there might be a little bit for everyone said and done. 50s on the temperatures. right about at 60. 59 belmont. 56 menlo park. palo alto says 59. it's the breeze which continues to be ramped up. 25, gusts to 30 for some especially in the higher elevations. it will be a breezy day. the system looks more ommow nis

-- ominous. the gray will get pushed. look for an increase in the low cloud deck friday night. fog, sun, breezy. increasing clouds. cooler for all. clouds to the north. 70s, 80s inland. 60s by the coast and bay. here's sal. traffic is going to be pretty busy around the bay area. at the bay bridge, that's really the trouble spot because of a ramp closure in san francisco due to a deadly crash. that ramp continues to slow traffic into and on the bridge. westbound traffic, your drive time 45 minutes getting into the area and you will see a lot of slow traffic on the bridge and also trying to force people to get doff the offramp. the chp says it will be until 10:00 this morning until they reopen that ramp. that's gonna cause major trouble for the bay bridge until that ramp is reopened for sometime after. and today there is a day

baseball game at at&t park. that will complicate things as you get into the city. my suggestion, use b.a.r.t. or you can think of alternate routes. northbound 101, we have a lot of slow traffic coming in past 280 and slowing into the silicon valley. 280 is actually a decent alternate there. so is 85. but 101 is very slow. and in oakland, northbound 880 traffic does look good in both directions. northbound and southbound. if you are trying to sneak down to the bridge. 880 is fine but the san mateo bridge traffic is busy down the span. new this morning, 17 people in oakland, including five children now homeless after their apartment building caught fire. it started about 2:30 on 39th avenue in oakland. ktvu's alex savidge has been out there. you are talking to a man who says his talk is the reason he's still arrive -- dog is the reason he's still alive. >> reporter: the man said his dog jumped up on his bead and

woke him -- bed and woke him up. he escaped and so did the other people. 17 people including children will have to find a new place to live. this building on 39th avenue and international. julio cruz tells me he swoek up because -- he woke up because of his dog, a pit bull mix. and that dog made sure he and his roommate got out safely. >> she lvs me. she love -- she loves me. she loves me and my roommate. it's her house, you know, she -- she's very smart. she knows how to protect. >> reporter: cruise is glad to have her attorney. they rescued her a few weeks ago after someone abandoned her. at that time, she was emaciated

and near death. she was nursed back to health and came to the rescue of her owner alerting her to this fire. that fire we're told began to burn outside of the grounds floor unit. investigators still trying to figure out exactly how it started. we're live this morning in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 7:35. new details about an oakland firefighter critically injured when his fire truck flipped over the oakland airport. 55-year-old mitchell owl, a 28- year veteran of the oakland fire department was badly hurt in that crash. he was alone driving the fire truck as part of a monthly drill. it was a firefighting rig, meaning it was equipped with 3,000 gallons of water and 420 gallons of foam. the truck roled over as he was -- rolled over as he was turning to the maintenance center. he was rushed to the highland hospital. his colleagues are there praying for his recovery.

>> right now, the department is in shock. this firefighter was well known and liked from all members within the organization. >> al is listed in critical condition with life-threatening injuries. reportedly, he's married with no children. we don't know how fast he was driving at the time of his crash. but both the chp and cal/osha are investigating. 7:36. san francisco police open newly released video will lead to an arrest in the spring of arsons in the south of market area. last week, ktvu was the first to report on at least a dozen fires in the area surrounding first and folsom streets. investigators say some of the fires were set at construction sites. others were set at newsstands and dumpsters. well, now police have released this surveillance video of the man they believe is responsible. >> you see a suspect in the video following someone with a bike. he walks through a corridor, kind of comes back, meanders back to the door.

tries a secondary door and then comes back through the door he initially entered. so we definitely -- if somebody recognizes him -- would like an identification on him. >> police are investigating if all of those arson cases are connected. 7:37. desperate to reduce the number of traffic deaths in san francisco. officials are considering reducing speed limits throughout the city. brian floor less is live in -- brian floor less flores is live in san francisco to let us know more about this. is there a timetable? >> reporter: it's still early on which is why they are conducting this study. we would assume that this would probably be one of the intersections where they would possibly reduce the speed. we are on sunset and yorba. this police officer is taking a look at vehicles. he's already gotten somebody

for going way past the speed limit. he says this is one of the more dangerous intersections for san francisco. according to this morning's newspaper, they say the city is planning on a campaign to reduce the speed limit by 5, 10 miles per hour than what it is now. at least 21 pedestrians have been killed on city streets this year. the goal is to reduce the number to zero. it's all part of the plan called vision zero. one of the more recent incidents happened at sunset and yorba back in may of this year. police say at the time, a 21- year-old woman was crossing the intersection when she was hit. the driver at the time said she didn't see the womannor the flashing yellow light that's meant to bring traffic to a stop. the woman is okay. but three months before this in february, there's a fatal accident at this very same intersection. police have been conducting more patrols and traffic crackdowns especially around van ness. now, the study is expected to be completed by this fall.

as we take it back out here live, you can see that there's a cone here as well. police -- police say there's a traffic light expected to be built in the next few months. coming up on "mornings on 2," you will actually hear from a pedestrian who says that she was hit on this very same intersection. you will hear what she has to say about the dangers of crossing this very same street. we're live in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. 7:39. police are investigating a spring of burglaries in one of the bay area's most affluent cities. investigators are looking into three residential burglaries in hillsborough yesterday. there were break-ins at a home on marlboro and avondale, another on churchhill, the third at calaveras court. officers hope neighbors have surveillance video that might help in the investigation. oakland police are searching for suspects in a deadly shooting. the victim, a woman in her 20s. it happened last night on douglas avenue, not far from

the oakland coliseum. a man with the woman was wounded and is expected to survive. it's not clear what led up to the deadly gunfire. closing arguments expected friday in the federal lawsuit tied to the fatal shooting of oscar grant. now, oscar grant eight father took the witness stand yesterday. his first testimony ever about his son's death five years ago. he's currently serving a life sentence in state prison for first-degree murder. he told the jury he believes that johannes mehserle intentionally killed his son. he also said he is suing johannes mehserle and bart to provide money for -- for his grandmother. a moratorium was voted on for pot clubs. right now, there are no medical marijuana dispenries in unincorporated parts of the

county. but the supervisors want to prevent any pot clubs from opening up before they pass laws to regulate them. the vote comes weeks after san jose's city council finally voted to crack down on medical marijuana dispenries there after several failed attempts. the federal government may be loosening restrictions on marijuana. the fda is examining medical evidence they may reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. there are five categories of drugs with marijuana right now listed as having the highest potential for abuse. along with other drugs like heroin and lsd. marijuana would still be illegal under federal law but reclassifying it would ease restrictions on research and could provide tax deductions for a state-legalized marijuana dispenry -- dispensary. there is a proechal to build a new soccer field at mon that gu park -- there is a new

proposal to build a new soccer field at mon -- at mantague expressway. the need is due to leave vie stadium, limiting ac-- levi stadium limiting access to the field. >> having a fenced off turf area will take a big chunk out of the park if they are plafning on more -- planning on more than one field. >> they say the city is trying to keep up with booming construction and mandates to provide residents adequate access to parks and field sports. there is a proechal to -- proposal to build a park at jenny field. a dangerous pursuit across the bay bridge. coming up in 20 minutes how the crash is affecting the drive in san francisco right now. another setback in the recovery of bryan stow. the medical issue that has kept

him from attending his civil trial over the past few days. you may be looking for a different way or a different bridge to get into san francisco. the golden gate looks pretty good heading south out of marin. so does the san mateo really. we'll tell you about alternate routes to the bay bridge commute. it started this morning and will continue until thursday night. cold front coming in. we'll have the impact coming up.

7:45. u.s. military advisers are arriving in iraq, as the iraqi government tries to stop the

momentum of the terror group known as isis. refugee camps in iraq are growing in size as more people flee their homes looking for protection from the militants. yesterday, president obama had a classified briefing with lawmakers on the situation. they are hopeful that iraq will form a new government. if that happens, the u.s. has pledged more military aid before the situation becomes a threat to america and its allies. >> the senate could have left that briefing beliefs thatle homeland is not -- that the homeland is not in danger of these people. >> the mission of the u.s. military advisers in iraq is to provide security to the u.s. embassy in baghdad and also evaluate the iraqi military. well, a shocking attempt to profit from the fighting in iraq. terrorists' merchandise being sold online. pam cook is in the newsroom. good morning, pam. >> the merchandise was spotted for sale on facebook.

it included shocking images and disturbing wording. t-shirts bearing the isis logo have been popping up online with slogans such as we are all isis which is the acronym for islamic state of iraq and syria. slogans include fight for freedom until the last drop of blood and even a small figurine for children holding a toy gun. facebook has since shut down the pages offering that merchandise and facebook says it has a team of investigators looking for violations of its statements and rights. in a statement facebook says "at facebook, we have rules that bar direct statements of hate, attacks on private individuals and groups and the promotion of terrorism." right now, it's clear if isis is manufacturing the items but terrorism exrmts say they would not be surprised if this money finds its way back to the group. now, in our next hour of "mornings on 2," the alarming comments from an expert on terrorism on how this type of

thing endangers our children. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. one of president obama's most trusted advisers calls protecting gays the most challenging international human rights issue facing the united states. white house national security adviser susan rice says the president has ordered u.s. diplomacy and financial aid to promote the rights of the lgbt community. rice cautioned the effort is difficult because laws limiting gay rights in nearly 80 countries enjoy strong popular support but she said cultural differences do not excuse human rights violations. 7:48. new this morning, the u.s. supreme court just issued rulings in two very closely watched cases. first, the high court decided that the police may not look for the cell phone of the perp who has been arrested -- person who has been arrested without getting a search warrant first.

the vast majority of very sensitive information on smartphones raise new privacy concerns. also the u.s. supreme court ruled against the internet streaming service areo. the court said it functions as a cable service and should be subject to the same kind of regulations and copyright laws. the startup company captures free broadcast television signals, then sells them to consumers over the internet. the high court agreed that areo was illegally hijacking signals to resell copyrighted content. bryan stow is recovering from a stroke he suffered last week. a family attorney said that's why stow has not been attending the civil trial underway in leaks against the dodgers and former owner frank mccourt. his beating at the dodger stadium on opening day in 2011 left him permanently brain

damaged. closing arguments in the civil trial are expected tomorrow. let's check the commute. hey, sal, can you take care of our friends on the east shore. >> there are a lot of our friends on the east shore kind of hanging out, coming out to the bay bridge toll plaza waiting a lot. that's because of the police activity in san francisco. now, surprisingly, though, we haven't had a monster commute between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. only about 30 minutes, which is typical. when you get to the bay bridge, you will notice there's more of a delay. things are getting better. what worries me today about the bay bridge, today there is a daytime baseball game in san francisco at at&t park at 12:45. the traffic is going to be slow getting in throughout the morning. they are not gonna reopen that fifth street offramp until about 10:00 as they continue a fatal accident investigation. all right. let's take a look at the -- i think we have another look at the 580 freeway here in the livermore valley and you can

see, it's still very slow just becomes typical. if you are getting on the freeway in dublin, that's moderate. here's steve. >> thank you, sal. some breaks in the clouds. there is a lot of low clouds. there is a lot of drizzle especially over the kowst. low clouds getting pushed in by the system. it's june. it's the end of june. there's a front. how about that, it looks good. upper layers of the atmosphere very dry. it's tough to get much rain out of it. we're definitely getting the drizzle. we'll see increasing clouds for the north bay. a front moves in. that will drop the temperatures. cooler, breezy, there will be a lot of drizzle. i think stacking up maybe .10. it will be warming up. sal touched on it. day baseball, mix of sun and clouds. breezy, cool. 50s to about 60 degrees. nothing you can't handle. just dress for it. the low clouds and fog not going anywhere until friday when it will get chewed up. 50s on the temperatures or

very, very low 60s. 60s out towards pittsburg and brentwood. walnut creek 58. la fayette. 57. everyone is pretty close. gusts to 33 at travis. 39 at the altamont pass. 21 gust at oakland. napa west-southwest at 10. if you are heading to the sierra tomorrow, it looks like a better day for rain. it is inching closer. but it will fall apart. but the mere fact it's there is impressive. 61 ukiah and also towards sacramento, a little bit thinner tail of the rope there. the main bulk is the rope. the main influence will be the cooler pattern. heavy drizzle definitely tonight into tomorrow as well. fog, sun, breezy. clouds increasing to the north later. we might even cloud it up by later. overnight. highs today, 60s, 70s.

lower 80s. always a little tough as you start to get a system coming in. the main impact, cooler, breezy with a mix of sun and clouds. more clouds coming in later this afternoon and also tonight. an tone yoin -- antonio in daly city. we'll carry that in thursday. clears out on friday. it looks like sunshine and warmer temperatures by the weekend. >> thank you, steve. seven minutes before 8:00. a criminal case with a jaw- dropping twist. >> it's a pretty unusual case. might even make the late-night television shows in terms of not being too bright. >> in about 25 minutes, the unbelievable action one suspected burglar took that led to his own arrest. police say they caught another suspect in a similar case red-handed. the bold action one resident took even after being stashed with a screw driver.

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who stopped a burglar in walnut creek even after being stabbed with a screwdriver. police say 51-year-old james mur dahl broke into a house on civic drive. they say he filled a grocery store with a jewelry. on the way out he ran into ahmad judah who lives in the same building. judah saw what was going on and chased murdaw down the stairs. >> he was sitting me with the screwdriver. it only made it through the skin wins. >> judah is glad he stopped the crime from happening but he calls the situation unfortunate. the state assembly is making changes to a bill that would allow public access to martin's beach in san mateo county. the original bill would have instructed the state's lands commission to take over a private road owned by a high-

tech billionaire unless he made it available to the public. instead, the bill is asking the commission to consider buying the road or another form of access. the landowner says he's not against using his property for public access but will not allow the government to control it. 7:57. there's a new target in the occupy movement. what is behind a protest right in the heart of silicon valley. and a deadly crash following a pursuit across the bay bridge. how the fiery crash hours ago is affecting the drive into san francisco right now. in the east bay we still have a lot of slow traffic. people who are slow getting to their location and this might have something to do with what's going on at the bay bridge. we'll wrap it up for you straight ahead. a lot of low clouds in place. some sunbreaks in there. it will be sunny for some. breezy, cooler. cold front is on the way. that will drop the temperatures. we'll show you the drizzle and it looks like it will continue for a while.

a deadly car crash tying up traffic for bay area commuters. this scene started with a high- speed chase. the two suspects chp officers were trying to pull over, they were killed in that crash. now we're still out there.

these are live pictures right now. the crash scene and how it looks now. a major offramp still shut down. ktvu's tara moriarty has been out there since 4:30 coming up in two minutes, tara will tell us when the offramp is expected to reopen. stay tuned. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." wednesday, june 25th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. mentioned on twitter, sounds like a seattle forecast. >> it does. a cold front at the end of june, yes, making a push up on the north coast. for us, it's the fog and a lot of the drizzle. in fact, the driz the the next two day -- drizzle the next two days looks to be solid. san mateo coast to sfo, breezy to windy. no doubt about it. mix of fog and increasing clouds. high and mid-level clouds. it's not far away. it will start to move into mendocino county. for everyone later tonight, probably fall apart before it

hits the south bay. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. you combine that with a decent breeze. sfo, 17 gusting to 21. i expect that to pick up later. a lot of cloud cover. it will cool us down pretty significantly here. fog, sun, increasing clouds. cooler for all today. 60s, 50s by the coast. 60s 70s to upper 70s and low 80s inland for most. here's sal. we're having a lot of slow traffic in the east bay on interstate 580. we'll start there because this commute has become really seriously slow from the altamont pass most of the way into livermore and then into dublin. it gets better finally by the dublin interchange. if you are drive ng driving on the nimitz freeway, there's traffic. the drive time is elevated between south 238 and fremont avenue. 48 minutes. that's the highest time we've seen in the last little bit. the traffic is also slow on highway 4. we had an earlier

crash coming up through the baypoint area. we do have a lot of slow traffic in this aria. let's take a look at -- area. let's take a look at 880 in oakland. it's beginning to slow down near the coliseum and stays that way to the brick wall and up to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's been superslow. that's because chp is investigating a deadly crash at fifth and harrison in san francisco. officers two people in a stolen car died after their car crashed and burst into flames after a high-speed pursuit across the bay bridge. tara moriarty has been following this since 4:30 this morning and she joins me now with the crash and how it is affecting the drive into the city. >> reporter: you can tell what a horrific crash this is. there were a hundred strewn all over the roadway. investigators believe the vehicle flipped and landed over there where you can see it's scorched. two people inside were killed. one was not wearing his seat belt and was thrown from the

convertible. the other man was inside when the vehicle burst into flames. this all began around 3:00 this morning when oakland officers noticed the stolen car driving on 880 northbound near 7th street. the chase began across the bay bridge with speeds reaching up to 130 miles an hour. >> stolen vehicles it's a big problem. inside the stolen vehicle, usually you find more evidence of crimes. usually people in stolen vehicles have more things going on warrants. stuff like that. >> reporter: now, this exit will be closed until about 10:00 this morning. back here live, you can take a look at the traffic coming into san francisco. it actually looks slower than it did earlier this morning. things definitely backing up. the chp is advising that you take b.a.r.t. this morning if you need to get into san francisco. we're live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel

2 news. >> thank you, tara. more details now about the location of this crash. this offramp was also the scene of a deadly crash just ten days ago. that's when the chp says the suspected drunk driver took the curve too quickly and crashed into a homeless encampment to the left of the ramp. a homeless man was killed. others there say they would like caltrans to put up extra signs or flashing lights to alert drivers to the sharp curve. a group of advocates are calling on the department of justice to investigate the use of force by sonoma county deputies. it comes eight months after andy lopez was shot to death by a deputy. the group says since lopez was killed five more people in the area have lost their lives during police actions. >> this whole community has been affected by his death. it must stop.

>> the group calls the teen's death part of an epidemic of deadly force. they are also critical of the district attorney. she still has not released a decision on whether to charge the deputy who shot lopez last october. police say the 13-year-old was carrying a bb gup that resem -- gun that resembled an ak-47. police in morgan hill searching for three people wanted for attempted murder in a drive-by shooting. they've been identified as 22- year-old francisco diaz. nick nicholas young. police say those two arced with two men on friday night, then got into a car driven by ayala, the other individual. shots were fired. one perp was wounded. he's expected to -- one person was wounded. she's expected to survive. police say the three should be considered armed and dangerous. if all goes well, the federal government will turn over parts of treasure aland to the city of san francisco by -- island to the city of san francisco by the end of the

year. the u.s. navy still owns the land and is examining it for radiation. the chronicle reports that the san francisco board of supervisors has approved a resolution allowing the development authority to move ahead with the transfer. it's expected to include the eastern end of the island and yerba buena island as well. the city of antioch is asking home builders to submit plans for townhouses they couldle build in the downtown area. the city owns three acres of land east of rivertown. they want a development between west second and third boarderred by a and f streets. city leaders believe that could help stimulate growth in the area. protesters with the occupy movement, they tried to take over google's world headquarters in mountain view. they say they were defending freedom on the internet. janine de la vega is at google now. you talked to a protester and the police about that overnight confrontation.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. a police spokesman told me that the last thing they wanted to do was to make arrests here. they said, though, ultimately, the group refused to leave. now, that's not necessarily what protesters are saying happened. they felt officers were being rough. here are some pictures posted on social media of the demonstration that began yesterday afternoon at google headquarters. they were holding a peaceful protest asking the tech giant to support net neutrality making sure the internet remains free and open. police tell us google allowed the protesters to be on property but they were warned after business hours they would have to leave. police were called when demonstrators didn't. now, here's video posted. ten people were arrested for tras ping. occupiers say only two of their group refused to leave. we spoke to one of those arrested who says she was about to go and was taken by surprise

by an officer. >> we were parked up with the intention of leaving. i did not decide to get arrested. i was on my way out and then i have my arms being twisted behind me. it happened very fast and april gressive -- aggressive. >> reporter: those arrested are out of jail. the occupy movement says they will continue to pressure google because it has power and influence to make changes. occupiers are concerned over court rulings that overturned the internet order that gives the companies an ege because they can pay -- edge because they can pay fees for faster internet. most are headed to the development conference at the moscone center later this morning. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:08. yahoo's! ceo marissa mayor is being criticized for aliving very

late to an important -- arriving very late to an important meeting. she was scheduled to meet with marketing executives in france. she arrived nearly two hours late. she told guests she had fallen asleep after being up for 20 hours sleep. she was later criticized for delivering a rather poor presentation. hillary clinton is coming to san francisco, promoting her new book called requested hard choices "about the four years she served as secretary of state. environmental activists will call on her to oppose the keystone xcel pipeline. police are still investigating two phone scams hitting people on both side of the bay. in contra costa county a man has been calling people claiming document a representative from the -- to be a representative from the sheriff's office. he said they failed to appear

for a jury duty or court date and have a warrant. and in san bruno, the caller claims to be from the irs. they are being told to pay with a pre-paid debit card or a cash ear's check. a dog became a hero in an early-morning apartment building fire in oakland. i rescued her a few months ago and now she rescue me.

>> how about that? coming up in 22 minutes what that pit bull dog did that saved the life of her owner. the reason house speaker john boehner is now looking into suing the president of the united states. i just heard from ronald thompson in crescent city. he said honest rain, not the fake stuff. we have a lot of drizzle here. can we get rain here? we'll take a closer look at it -- coming up. hey there.

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house speaker john boehner may sue president obama. he says he's lex seeding his authority, seeding his authority when it comes to -- exceeding his authority when it comes to laws with congress. president obama has previously vowed to take executive action if he cannot get cooperation from congress. the september 11th museum in new york already doing better than expected. more than 300,000 people have visited the museum since it opened five weeks ago. that's about 15,000 more than organizers expected. critics, though, question whether people would go to the museum and pay the $24 admission fee. the ticket sales are supposed to pay more than half of the cost of operating the museum and the memorial plaza. well, george lucas has picked chicago over chicago

san francisco as the home for his museum. the plan was to build his memorabilia in san francisco. but the prib sid yore-- presidio rejected the idea. >> tremendous opportunity in the city of chicago as they partner with schools throughout the city of chicago and make a tremendous investment in the city in creating jobs lieuout the city in san francisco -- through jot the city in san francisco. >> lucas said choosing chicago is the right decision but a difficult decision because of my strong personal and professional roots in the bay area. the plan to change a state law designed to help prevent san francisco renters from being evicted, it's being dropped, at least for now. state senator mark leno sponsored the original bill that would have required landlords to own a building at least five years before they

could use the ellis act to evict tenants but it never made it past committee hearings. leno may try again later. facebook helped a minnesota man figure out who proek into his home and -- broke into his ohm and stole items. but the -- home and stole items. but the burglar helped. james came home and saw a window screen off. someone had used his computer to log onto facebook. so he posted on the facebook page for nicholas, look out for this guy, he's a thief. wood put his phone number and asked anyone who knew the number to call him. hours later, wig texted him. >> i replied, you left a few things at my house. how can i get them back to you? >> he arranged for him to return to the house. he did and police were there waiting for him. wig has an extensive criminal history and faces ten years if

convicted. >> a couple of sandwiches short of a picnic. >> tc, come on. >> not too bright. hey, sal knows all about the commute. [laughter] >> we don't make this up, sal. >> yeah. they make job for news writer pretty simple. you were gonna say, dave, i know where you were going. it's been a tough one in san francisco. it's been a tough one into san francisco and today there is a baseball game at at&t park. it's gonna continue to be tough into the city. but we're also watching highway 4 because there's been a new crash westbound highway 4. joe who mop rating the camera -- who operates the camera, if you can turn it to the left. behind that hill is a crash. people are slowing down. behind the hill, we can't really see it but the crash is behind railroad avenue. the traffic gets better. our normal shot you can see traffic has improved. give yourself extra time if you are driving on highway 4 out of

antioch. 680 southbound is gonna be slow waiting for you there as well when you do get to the concord area. i want to mention at the bay bridge toll plaza, we've been talking about this all morning. it's been a terrible commute. 35 minutes plus into the city because of a ramp closure in san francisco at fifth street doing a police investigation of a deadly crash there and people are being confused when they get up to the offramp. they are using 9th instead. that's causing a delay. drive times for you, 80, carquinez bridge to the maze, 29 minutes. 880 from 238 to thornton avenue. 44 minutes. let's go to steve. >> we do have -- well, some blue sky, definitely fog around. there is a lot of fog on the coast. a pretty good breeze will be behind this with a front. you can see some of that. now, again, some areas south of that nothing yet but the front will make it. now the tail end of this is weak. it's already enhancing the fog.

drizzle, oakland, sfo, half moon bay, daly city. i think that will play into the forecast for the next two days, maybe two and a half. honest to goodness cold front is out. it's late in the season. what the heck. it's there? cooler, breezy, tomorrow and maybe offand on shower activity. warming up by the weekend. i think sunday looks to be the warmest day. sal touched on us. day baseball won't be that warm. mix of sun and clouds. upper 50s, very, very low 60s. we do have the fog bank there. a couple of breaks to the north but not too much. there's plenty to go around. it's not going anywhere until probably friday. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. it's the breeze. most higher elevations even some at the surface will have pretty good gusts going. temperatures will cool off today as the front inches in and enhances the fog bank. 25 gust to 30 at travis. 14 coming down a little bit. gusts to 21. sfo, 21. napa airport, 13. the system will move east and weaken as it does. but the fog will get picked up

and lifted and squeeze a lot more moisture out. 60s for some. any activity up in the sierra nevada, you will get some shower activity and breezy cooler conditions. that would be later tonight and tomorrow. we'll cloud it up even though the system looks like it will weaken. there will be drizzle on the coast. a hint of rain early tomorrow morning as the front slides by. i doubt there's much there but we'll keep an eye on that for cooler conditions. 60s, 70s and 80s. tomorrow looks cooler. the drizzle is not going anywhere. that will be on the coast and around the bay. fog, sun, breezy. increasing clouds later. we'll cloud it up for the system. 60s, 70s. and also 80s. temperatures coming down here. snil on the mild to warm -- still on the mild so warm side. 50s, 60s and a lot of 70s. tomorrow looks cooler as the system slides by. there will be another one on friday. early friday which will clip us. sunshine and warmer temperatures by the weekend. >> thank you, steve.

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8:23. sir paul mccartney was thinking about you. he's getting ready to resume his tour after postponing several shows because of illness. >> feeling great, rockin' and rolling. ♪ >> yeah! >> yes. that was posted yesterday on youtube, tori. the 72-year-old former beatles out there tour will resume one week from saturday in new york. on august 14th, mccartney is scheduled to come here to the bay area to perform the final concert at candlestick park. well, can you believe it's been five years since michael jackson died? incredible. but his music still very much alive and well. since he died in 2009, michael jackson's eskate has earned more -- estate has earned more than $600 million. he was featured in a nationally televised hologram performance last month. an album was released last year and there's a traveling cirque

du soleil act based on his music. a huge tv deal is hitting home for all of us here at channel 2. >> there are 2 and there are 2. ♪ >> but there's only one 2. >> fox television stations is acquiring ktvu channel 2 and kicu tv36 from the cox media group. ktvu was an independent station when it became a partner to become fox which dennis richmond believes was a good move for both parties. >> i'm still -- i still firmly believe that the affiliation with fox was a good one. and i think ktvu in general helped fox because we had -- we had a great reputation in the bay area. >> still good to hear his voice. >> you will still be able to

watch all of your fox tv shows right here on channel 2. that includes "american idol" and 49er football games. 8:25. the united states getting ready to play germany tomorrow in the world cup. players held their last training station yesterday before catching a flight to the venue where the game will be. the game airs at 9:00 a.m. our time. the u.s. can still advance with a loss. they would have to depend on the outcome of the ghana verses portugal match taking place at the same time. a star player for uruguay may be suspended for the rest of the world cup. tv cameras appear to show luis suarez biting an opponent yesterday. look close. the ref didn't see it. no foul was called. fifa, which runs the world cup, they will investigate. they may suspend suarez. there's the player showing he

bit me right here. a ruling will be announced before the game on saturday. he's been disciplined twice before for biting. his hick name is the -- his nickname is the canny canny -- cannibal. a huge fire races through an oakland apartment building. how all of the families managed to make it out and how one family says he's alive because of his dog. we're still looking at a lot of slow traffic as you drive through the santa clara valley. you can see it right here driving into the valley northbound 280 is packed up from was -- backed up from bascom. we're looking at a lot of fog and drizzle. it will be cooler today. the breeze will be ramping up. we'll show you how much cooler -- coming up.

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well, good morning to you. welcome back. you are looking live right here at an oakland apartment complex where an early-morning fire there has left 17 people without a place to stay. coming up in two minutes, ktvu's alex savidge he's gonna tell you about one man who says he might not be alive this morning if it wasn't for his talk. fascinating -- his dog. fascinating story. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic and steve and i were talking about the death of one of the great hollywood icons. >> eli wallach.

>> eli wallach. >> most of us know him for the good, the bad and the ugly. 50s, 60s on the temperatures and the breeze will be a pretty robust breeze. it will be southerly and then turn westerly. you have the system producing rain. it's giving us a lot of fog. cooler for everybody. clouds rolling in later on. maybe some rain down into mendocino county, lake county. 60s, 70s. low 80s. here's sal. >> we have a lot of slow traffic out there. i want to go first to the traffic times. the traffic is -- traffic times are up. they are elevated here. carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. a 30-minute drive and then this one on 880, 238, san lorenzo to thornton. a 51-minute drive. you are not reading that incorrectly. that's almost an hour when most times it takes 25, 30 minutes. so we're almost at double the

traffic time there. let's go to live pictures. i want to show you the traffic on 280 is still very slow in san jose getting up to highway 17. it has improved a little bit. but 101 is the slowest in the south bay and then finally, we have been talking about this all morning. it's very slow into san francisco on the bay bridge. this is partially due to a ramp closure at the 5th street offramp. the san mateo bridge as you see here could be an alternate. it's still a little bit slow getting out to the high rise. it could be an alternate to you if you don't have to teal with using the bay bridge -- deal with using the bay bridge. b.a.r.t. has trains in and out of san francisco on time. let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sal. thank you. 17 people in oakland including five children looking now for a place to stay after an early- morning fire at their apartment building. it started about 2:30 this morning at a complex on 39th and oakland. alex savidge, you've been out there all morning. you know more about how people were hey learted and how they

-- alerted and how they got out of there alive. >> reporter: well, good morning to you. a four-legged hero may have saved a lot of lives this morning. this dog alerted his owner to the fire, woke him up as flames were racing through his apartment unit and in the end, everyone who lives inside this building, they all made it automatic alive. a total of 17 people including five includes were forced out by this fire. all of them will have to find another place to live. the fire started before 3:00 this morning at this building on 39th avenue just off international. all four units were damaged by the fire. juli cruz was alerted about the fire from his dog, a pit bull mix. >> i rescued her a few months ago. now she rescue me. it's great. >> reporter: he says he and his

roommate rescued her a few months back after someone abandoned her behind the building. she was emash rated at that -- emaciated at that time and close to death. she was nursed back to health and this morning she came to the rescue of him. all 17 people who live here made it out alive. we're told the fire started just outside one of the ground floor units, there was a fire investigator out here. but so far they've not figured out the cause. we're live in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:34. there are new details about a firefighter critically injured when his truck flipped over at the oakland airport. he's identified at 55-year-old mitchell owl, a 28-year veteran of the oakland fire department. he was alone driving the truck as part of a monthly drill. the truck is a firefighting rig equipped 3,000 gallons of water

and 420 gallons of foam. his truck rolled over as he was making a turn in front of the oakland maintenance center. he was rushed to the hospital where colleagues are keeping vigil. >> right now, the department is in shock. like i said, this firefighter was well known and liked with all of the members within the organization. >> ow is in critical condition with life-threatening injuries. a source says he's married with no children. it's unclear how fast he was driving at the time of the crash. the chp and cal/osha are now investigating. 8:35. oakland police searching for suspects in the deadly shooting. the victim a woman in her 20s. it happened last night on douglas avenue not far from the oakland coliseum. police found her body on the street. a man with her was wounded but he's expected to survive. still not clear what led up to the deadly shooting. closing arguments are expected friday in the federal lawsuit tied to the fatal shooting of oscar grant. oscar grant's father took the

witness stand yesterday in his first testimony ever about his son's death at the fruitvale station five years ago. he's currently serving a life sentence in state prison for first-degree murder. he told the jury he believes former b.a.r.t. officer johannes mehserle intentionally killed his son. he also said he's suing johannes mehserle and bart to provide money for his granddaughter. police in hillsborough investigating a stringof burglaries in that affluent community. investigators are looking into three residential burglaries yesterday. there were break-ins at a home on marboro and avondale, another on church hill and another at calaveras court and lakeview. it's not clear if they are all connected. police hope neighbors have surveillance video that may help out in the investigation. officials are considering reducing spims throughout -- speed limits throughout san francisco in an effort to

reduce the number of traffic deaths in the city. brian flores is live to let us know when drivers may be required to slow down. do we have any idea when this might start? >> reporter: they are conducting a study to figure out which areas to target. it's very dangerous out there. yorba and sunset. that's an officer with the san francisco police department. he has the gun out, catching speeders. he has caught three so far. the street, 35 miles an hour. we've seen drivers going way past that this morning which makes it very dangerous for pedestrians to cross the street. according to this morning's examiner newspaper, they say that the city is planning on a campaign to reduce the speed limit by 5 to 10 miles per hour than what it is right now. the study is expected to be completed by this fall. now, one of the more recent incidents happened on this very intersection, sunset and yorba back in may of this year.

police say at the time, a 24- year-old woman was crossing the street in the crosswalk when she was hit. the driver at the time said she didn't see the woman or the flashing yell local lights that's -- yellow lights that's meant to bring traffic to a stop. that woman is okay. three months before that, there was a fatal one at the intersection again. since then, sfpd have been out there patrolling for some months now. some residents we spoke with say more needs to be done. >> september 12th last year, i was crossing. the lights were flashing. i was hit by a -- by car. he said he didn't see me. >> reporter: is this intersection safe? >> no, not at all. >> i've almost gotten hit even when i'm walking and other cars are stopped. the cars behind them don't notice they are stop and rather end them. it happens all of the time. >> reporter: now, to curb the problem police have been out here conducting more patrols and traffic crackdowns

especially along the area of van ness and folsom where there have been four pedestrian fatalities so far. i want to take it back out here live. there is a flashing yellow light. you are taking a look -- city crews will be installing a traffic light in the coming weeks. so far there have been 21 pedestrian fatalities in san francisco this year. we're live in the city's sunset district. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:39. and there is a warning today about some cereals. a new study by an environmental group says nearly half of all children under the age of 8 could soon potentially have harmful amounts of vitamins and minerals. the study found that 140 were fortified at adult levels, meaning there's too many vate

minutes and min -- vitamins and minerals. a baby-sitter accused of trying to pull a fast one on a 4-year-old and it didn't work. >> wednesday was the worst day of my life. >> look at that face. coming up in about 18 minutes, the way that cute little girl helped solve a crime. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where the fifth street offramp off 80 westbound is getting ready to open soon this this after a chp space that ended in a fiery and deadly crash. we're still looking at a lot of slow traffic all over the place. this includes 880 oakland. you can see it's very slow passing the coliseum. another update on the drive times in the east bay. well, a cold front is actually pushing in on the north coast up towards del norton. that's enhanced the fog and given us a lot of drizzle. we'll talk about the much cooler forecast

let's bring you up to date on some. top stories we're following for you right now. occupy demonstrators are on their way to a rally at the google developer conference in san francisco this morning. the protesters got out of jail after being arrested last night at google's headquarters in mountain view. you are looking at some of the images they posted online about

the arrest. now, they are demanding that google support net neutrality, which is to make sure the internet stays free and open. in developing news for you this morning -- the chp investigating a deadly crash. it happened at fifth and harrison streets in san francisco. police say two men in a stolen car died after the car crashed and then burst into flames after a high-speed pursuit across the bay bridge. ktvu's tara moriarty has been on this story since 4:30 this morning. you are back now with the very latest on what happened out there, tara? >> reporter: well, the car is now being towed out on a flatbed truck. more than 100 evidence markers all over the roadway, those have been swept up. initially, the chp says this roadway would not be open until 10:00. it looks like that will happen earlier. probably in about a half an hour. now, the chp has had the fifth street offramp blocked at harrison off 80 westbound because of a fiery crash that killed two people. this all began around 3:00 this morning when oakland officers

noticed a stolen convertible bmw out of san francisco heading northbound on 880 near 7th street. a chase began across the bay bridge with scenes reaching 130 miles an hour. officers say that they are trained to handle such high- speed pursuits. >> we have a full racetrack course that we get trained to drive at high speed. how to operate the radio at high speeds. a pursuit is very intense. but you have to keep remembering it's a risk verses gain. in this case, it was late at night. there wasn't a lot of traffic. we take all of those conditions into consideration during a pursuit. >> reporter: the car crashed into a concrete barrier on the offramp, flipped over, burst into flames. again, the fifth street offramp off 80 westbound still closed. back out here live, traffic has been a mess heading into san francisco. the good news, it shoulding letting up -- this should be lefting up. at the most, a half-hour before things are back to normal.

tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll have updates on our website and social media. u.s. military advisers are arriving in iraq as the iraqi government tries to stop the momentum of isis. refugee camps in iraq are growing in size as more people flee their holes. yesterday, president obama had a classified briefing with lawmakers on the situation. they are hopeful that iraq will form a new government. if that happens, the u.s. has pledged more military aid before the situation becomes a threat to america and its allies. t shirts and even action figures glorify the radical islamist group, isis, they are showing up online. pam cook has more from the newsroom. >> good morning. yeah, former u.s. air force investigator says we have to stop terrorist groups' online activity because they target our children through social

media. t-shirts bearing the isis logo, and fight for freedom until the last drop of blood t-shirts. there's a small action figure for children holding a toy gun. facebook says it has a texas a&m of investigators looking for violations of -- a team of investigators looking for violations of these. they say they have results that bar direct statements of hate, attacks on private individuals and groups and those promoting terrorism. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news.

>> thank you. 8:47. let's check back with sal. you are keeping an eye on 880. how are they doing? >> it's a little better. i would suggest that going down to the san mateo bridge on 880 is not all that bad. right now, southbound traffic is looking good as you can see. that's on your left there heading down to 92. you will see some slow traffic northbound has improfnled a little bit -- improved a little bit getting up to the coliseum. traffic at the toll plaza has been pretty slow this morning. if you are driving on westbound approach, this is because that deadly crash and also because of the normal morning commute. highway 4 has improved. this is good news. they got rid of that crash. now between antioch and concord, we're finally beginning to see some improvement. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. some rain. what? yes, up on the north coast. drizzle. pacifica, daly city, sfo, oakland airport there will be more tonight and a rather extensive fog bank. it's there. now, as far as rain making it,

maybe mendocino county, late tomorrow, it's getting close upper layers of the atmosphere are very dry but this will help a little bit. weather headlines talk about a late june cold front. it's here. the weekend they will warm it up. sunday looks to be the warmest day. day baseball won't be very warm. 50s to near 60. pretty breezy, blustery. there's a lot of low clouds. but usually at&t park gets sun. the fog bank is getting recharged because that is inching closer. it will be cooler for everybody today. even santa clara valley. gilroy says 57. i know low clouds made it dunn there as well. that's a good push. the breeze is picking up. it will continue to be blustery for almost everybody today. there will be one more behind that. that one will show up late thursday, early friday. we'll clear it out. there's a lot of gray out there. a lot of fog. 65 ukiah. 55 tahoe. if you are heading up to the mountains tomorrow, late tonight, tomorrow looks like a better opportunity for rain. cooler, breezy to windy at

times. no drought about it a lot of drizzle in the forecast until maybe friday morning. fog, sun, breezy. clouds roll in. 60s, 70s. upper 70s. very low 80s. south wind might save some people from cooling off too much. by the time the front rolls in tonight and tomorrow, then everybody will drop tomorrow. probably stay there on friday. we'll inch it upwards as we head to the weekend. most noticeably it will probably be on sunday. one of hollywood's best popular character actors has died. that man right there. eli wallach has died. he was 98. he appeared in 150 movies during his long career, including how long the west was won, the misfits. but he's probably best known for his role in the good, the bad and the ugly.

the 1960s western starring clint eastwood. dead at the age of 98. >> still acting in his 90s. very impressive. ten minutes before 9:00. british airways slapped with a lawsuit. after the break, the big mixup, one passenger said took him thousands of miles from his intended destination. radio announcer: it's mattress discounters 4th of july sale.

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about in san francisco. the fire department says there were three more arsons since monday noon time. they occurred in different parts of the city including market street and the tenderloin. investigators have not announced whether these cases are connected to a string of arsons in the city's south of market neighborhood. surveillance pictures show a man loitering in an area where a couple dumpster fires recently occurred. ktvu learned that a suspected firebug may have started about a dozen fires in the past few weeks. the u.s. homeland security department says the united states is being overwhelmed by a huge surge of children that are crossing the border from mexico without parents. in then morning, the search is on to figure out what to do with the chirp. a plan to search some of the children near san diego at a nursing home, that was rejected. this after a meeting about this issue drew a big crowd. so big it spilled out of city hall. people said they are worried

about safety, about disease and about property values in escondido. the company working with the government to open that facility said it would install a tall fence around the property and they tried to convince the city is would be safe. none of the children that have ever left our facility in approximately the 20 years we've run the shelters have committed a crime in the adjacent neighborhoods. >> immigration is wonderful. but legal immigration and not coming and taking from our families and our children. [ cheers and applause ] >> out of the hundred of people who filled out foerles to speak at the meet -- forms to speak at the meeting, only a handful were in support. in three hours, the planning commissioners denied the permit for the center. a man from maryland is suing british airways after ending up 4,000 miles from his intended destination. he called the airline to book a ticket from pore chew ga to grenada, spain. on -- po chew gal to grenada,

spain. he was told then he was going to the island in caribbean grenada. the trip cost him $34 mowrk. the airline says this mistake has happened before and the best bet book online. there is a new sheriff's deputies in town she's only 4 years old. >> they told us to get out of the house because they wanted to steal stuff. >> now, police say 4-year-old abbey there was being watched by a baby-sitter last wednesday when the baby-sitter called the police reporting a home- invasion robbery. she told police two african- american men with guns broke in and ransacked the house. >> the bad guys stole my piggy bank and my ipod and my x-box

and wi. but when the baby-sitter told police one of the suspects looked like her neighbors, abbey said he had the wrong skin color and the suspects were white. that's when the baby-sitter's story started to unravel. it turned out the baby-sitter planned the robbery with her boyfriend and another suspect. abbey said she liked her temporary job as a detective but she still wants to grow up to be a doctor. >> she got her bank back. >> yes. let's check in with sal. been a busy morning. how is it on 880? >> it's still slow as you are driving up to oakland, tori and dave, getting up to the coliseum. you will see a lot of slow traffic. when you get to the bay bridge, it has been slow. we have better news. we heard that the traffic is going to get better once they reopen the ramp of fifth street. on 580 still surp slow from livermore -- still superslow

from livermore to dublin. there's been a lot of document and drizzle -- fog and drizzle. a cloudy, mostly cloudy evening into thursday and cooler weather rebound by the weekend. the front is up there. producing some rain. >> thank you. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon. we'll have more on the deadly crash in san francisco that's been affecting traffic all morning long. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale

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