we're live in concord near the scene of a deadly overnight collision. what we have learned about the victims, a woman and a baby girl. >> the heard the explosion and the whole house rocked. >> the search for two suspects after a suspicious fire in oakland. new details. >> and pride celebrations underway. details on the events expected to bring one million people out to the party. >> complete bay area news

coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning. welcome to mornings on two. it's saturday june 28th. >> good morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather and your weekend forecast. >> good morning. its going to be a beautiful day, can't say much for this shot here a live look into san francisco where we have the low clouds and the fog joining us this morning. fairly widespread out there. going to be peeling back and by midmorning to late morning, afternoon sun on the way. we have hugging up along the coastline. you saw it just inside the bay. san francisco covered in gray at the moment a small way into some of the valley locations. by the second half of the morning by lunchtime most of us are mostly sunny. we have the on shore breeze, we have 25 miles an hour. that gust in fairfield this morning. that telling us that though we will warm up it shouldn't be to

bad. we have a beautiful day in store with temperatures just a few degrees warmer than yesterday for most. 53 right now in santa rosa. 55 san francisco, 70 antioch and livermore. san jose also 61. we get into the afternoon. that low 60s expected in areas like pacifica. 60s, 70s around the basement few 80s mountain view and san jose. far inland into the mid80s. fantastic out there for the afternoon. this is the beginning of a warming trend. temperatures will eventually get in to the upper 90s for some of us. take a look at that extended forecast coming up. >> we are following developing news in concord where highway 4 has reopened following a deadly crash that claimed a baby. we are live with what police are saying about that crash. it also killed a woman and left five injured. >> reporter: we are live here along willow pass road where behind me is where the accident

happened. cars are driving so quickly i can't get you any closer to the scene at this point. let me show you some video from overnight. an suv is caught on the edge of pine bridge. you can see here in the video. it's not clear who was in what car when this crash happened. we do know it was a head on collision around 11 between an suv and a large sedaa n. concord police officers found the scene while he was driving eastbound on willow pass road. when he arrived he found the collision involving the two vehicles. first responders tried to saving a baby girl but she died later at a hospital from injuries she sustained in the crash a woman believed to be the driver of one of the vehicles died on scene. there have been others injured in this collision. we are still working to learn their condition. at this point officers are not releasing the names of the victims. they still need to tell next of

kin. chp was helping control traffic for a while. at this point police have cleared the scene but they are the lead investigators. for now live. ktv channel 2news. >> police are looking for two people who they say are connected to a suspicious fire at an oakland apartment building. firefighters responded to the flames on east 17th at 10:45. they say an explosion in the back of the unit may have caused the fire. investigators say two people with possible burn injuries were seen leaving the area. >> [inaudible] the whole place just shift. >> reporter: flames were under control in about 20 minutes but the building is now to unstable to live in. the american red cross is helping residents find a new place. fire crews had to treat a dog with burns at the scene but no injuries were reported. >> antioch police are investigating a shooting that killed a man.

it happened at 9:30 on sycamorre. they were responding to reports of shots fired. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests have been made. investigators are asking anyone with information about this case to call the antioch police department. santa rosa police are asking for help in finding a teenager who has been missing for a movement police say the 14-year-old teresa fletcher ran away from a group home on may 28 28th. she is 5'8'', 170 pounds with brown eyes and hair, police say she has a tattoo of a flower outline on her right hip. new this morning we are learning the man accused of being the ring leader in the attack in libya has been brought to court. he was captured earlier this month and has been interrogated on the uss new york. officials say he is one of the senior leaders of the several militias accused of taking part on the attack in the united

states consulate. >> pride weekend is underway in san francisco and the theme this year event is color our world with pride. the focus is on fighting discrimination around the world. yesterday hundreds of people participated in the transgender march. act a million people are expected to be at all the parades, parties this weekend. many are visiting out of town. >> people just let it go when they come here. its part of the attraction. >> a lot easier to walk down the street and say nice to meet you. this is my wife. >> some business owners say pride weekend is their busiest time of year. a symbol of gay pride and unity is in place in san francisco. yesterday volunteers started installing the famous pink triangle. it's a symbol for gay people killed in conten trace camps in germany. it's important to remember the past while working toward a better future. here are some of the other

gay pride events. the dike march and rally starts on delores at 4:00 p.m. at five the pink saturday street party and it all leads up to tomorrow's pride parade in downtown san francisco. >> the ride share service uber is helping gay couples tie the knot for free. people can open the app and select uber wedding. they then pin their location of their ceremony and uber will come by with a notary to make it official. they will also bring a violinist, flowers and champagne. happening today homeless people in san francisco will be able to take a shower on a converted muni bus. the city said an old bus was changed to include two private bathrooms. the bus will be parked at tap street between 16th and 17th in the mission district on saturdays from 7:00 a.m. to noon. next month the bus will head to the bayview and in the tender loin. the project is privately funded

which included a hundred thousand dollar donation from google. safe and sane fireworks go on sale today in dublin. firefighters are asking the public to be careful and aware of the risk of wildfires. legal fireworks can be set off between ten and ten on july 4 july 4th at four city parks. police and firefighters say they will have extra patrols out looking for fireworks that have not been listed as safe and sane and are able to explode or fly through the air. fireworks can also be set off on private party but should be lit at a safe distance. three people have been arrested in a sting targeting thousands of illegal fireworks in the east bay. police set up the sting after seeing ads for fireworks on craigslist. they seized 2500 pounds of illegal fireworks from a car and storage facility in antioch. police say they are professional grade and especially dangerous due to dry conditions from the drought. >> the sad part is that this is just a really small scratch.

it's a drop in the bucket compared to what we think is out there. >> investigators believe that the fireworks were purchased in indiana for six to eight thousand dollars. they could sell for as much as $100,000 here in the bay area. oakland firefighters will be out in force look for fireworks. all fireworks are illegal in the city of oakland and anyone caught selling them can be fined up to a thousand dollars. firefighters are especially concerned about fireworks this year due to the amount of dry brush in the oakland hills. illegal fireworks sparked a fire there last year. >> last year right across the street from my house we had a fire. there was a fireworks that were going on, illegal fireworks and the fire department came by. >> fireworks are only legal in about a dozen bay area cities and we have a link to the list of those cities on ktvu.com. >> the united states men's soccer team is dealing injuries as it prepares for its world cup match on tuesday. the team is practicing hard

this weekend for it's game against belgium. they will go in with two player was broken noses though they are both expected to play. they are optimistic that their striker may play despite a hamstring problem. round two starts today. the first game is the host country brazil and chile, second is columbia and uruguay. there is no need to watch the brazil game because a turtle has predicted brazil will win. big head picks world cup winners by eating fish from a flag of the two teams. of course big head may be a little bit biased since it lives in a turtle sanctuary in brazil. ? more than 50,000 are expected for tonight's clash between the san jose quakes and the gal estimate its nicknamed the california classico. >> coming up in 20 minutes

hate mail sent to bars in san diego. the accusations an anonymous source. >> and one of it's kind food  truck is parking itself in richmond today. but it's only open for business for a serpentine certain type of customer. >> summertime heat returning to the bay area. when some of us will near 100 degrees coming up. >> and let's go outside and look at traffic on this saturday morning a few cars heading through the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic light. if you are heading into the city to take part in the pride celebration. time is 7:11. you are watching mornings on two. did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

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the oakland mayor will officially announce her re- election today. she is planning to make the announcement at about ten this

morning at lanie college theater. hundreds of supporters are expected to be at the campaign kickoff. she wase electricked electric -- elected in 2010. her campaign said she has focused on creating new jobs, increasing housing and reducing crime. oakland will soon know if it's new campaign is helping tourists. in april visit oakland placed billboards on pandora and took out adas in portland and los angeles the marketing director said she has seen a large boost in website traffic and hotel numbers are up. when the billboards come down the city will study if the 100,000-dollar ad campaign was effective. >> i think it is a surprise to people. people think of us as an urban city. they don't realize we have lakefront and waterfront and redwoods. >> the campaign is funded by measure c hotel tax dollars. >> later this morning abouta

300 children and their families will use pizza to try to break a world record in san francisco. champion pizza tosser is hoping to set the record for the most people tossing pizza dough. it's also a fundraiser for an organization that helps families of seriously ill children. the entire block of stockton street between green and union will be closed for the event. registration arts at 8:15. sales tax officials have put a new rule into effect that will make it easier to pay the sales tax at food trucks. starting july first truck operators will be allowed to include the sims tax on the menu price. this means that customers will no longer have to look for change and truck owners won't have to work out the tax separately. truck owner also have -- just have to figure out what they owe the state later. >> the fee stoppage; the burger bite and the chicken jerky. >> and at 7:30milo's kitchen

treat truck will be set up at point isabel dog park. dog owners are invited to come get free home style dog treats. there will also be a photograph booth set up for pet owners and their dogs. >> gm has announced four more safety recalls covering nearly 430,000 vehicles in the united states. the recall includes certain cruzs, corvettes and gmc yukons. the inflaters in the cruz's could fail which could shoot metal pieces at the driver there have been reported problem was shocks, and transmission software. gm has recalled 20 million vehicles since january. >> let's turn to rosemary right now. fog hugging the coast as you say this morning and most of the bay area. hopefully it'll burn off later, maybe it won't. >> that'st. going to mix that a little later. we have a fabulous weather day in store for you. temperatures will be warmer

than yesterday. the big warming trend will begin tomorrow. let's get outside and take a look at a gray san francisco this morning. we do have the low clouds all the way in to the valleys this morning. some of us waking up partly to mostly sunny and some of us waking up with overcast skies, we will have sun for the afternoon. low clouds won't be hanging on for to long. maybe the next couple of hours or so. ridge of high pressure beginning to build in. we will remain with a patchy fog. we will be party cloudy. low 640s expected along the coastline. inland temperatures will be warm, not to hot but warm. mid80s for some of the warmest locations, that's a nice afternoon. we have temperatures warming today a few degrees over yesterday. sunday will be warmer. i think the temperatures will peak on monday and that is when some of the inner east bay locations may hit or get here 100 degrees. ly show you that in the extended forecast. let's come back to this morning. there are those low clouds by ten or so. they are peeling back along the

coastline. they could remain for the morning. looks like by the afternoon breaking away and we have partly cloudy skies even along the coast. santa cruz sunny and over parts of the north bay we are looking at mostly sunny skies, temperatures right now 50s low 60s. 53 santa rosa, 55 san francisco, upper 50s oakland, haywood, walnut creek, low 60s outside the door, san jose at 61, check this on a few more numbers here. 62, brentwood you are looking at 62 outside the door. lafayette upper other's. for the afternoon under mostly sunny skies, low 80s san rafael. to the east bay 70s along the east bayshore line. 74 for oakland. into the 80s for areas like walnut creek and danville. 86 expected in antioch. 80 for san jose. 83 loss gatos. so for most it'll be a lovely

day. 80 for redwood. 74 san bruno and 69 san francisco. partly cloudy skies, low 60a. the on shore breeze continuing for today. it'll be with us for the afternoon. if you have taken a trip to san francisco maybe for the pride festival we be aware of that. temperatures increasing, come tomorrow a jump in the numbers by sunday. again the hottest day looks to be on monday. it doesn't last to long if you just don't like the heat temperatures begin to fall on tuesday with a better drop in numbers on wednesday. back to the desk. >> coming up at 7:45 a plea for help from a couple in stockton. the rare condition their twins were born with. >> first, the reason clinton's book won't be stocked on store shelfs in china.

iraqi forces have reportedly taken back a city

from militants linked to isis. iraqi state tv reports fighters have retreated from that city and said 120 militants were killed in the fighting. some militants have denied the report and say that isis fighters remain in control of that city. meanwhile the pentagon said drones are flying over baghdad. >> some of those area craft are armed. the reason that some of those air craft are armed is primarily for force protection reasons. >> iraqi's air force is also launched air strikes in mosul. isis has taken over much of northern and west everyone iraq to try to create an islamic state stretching syria to iraq. a texas man has plead guilty to trying to join the group isis. police say that michael todd wolf was arrested earlier this month at the houston airport and planned to fly to syria where he hoped to join the organization. another man is also accused of

using internet chat rooms to recruit potential terrorists. he is a student at the university of texas. hehe became a united states citizen in 2002. >> the publisher of hillary clinton's new book said the book won't be sold in chain china as they declined to buy translation rights for the book. it also won't be sold in english. he said that's an effective ban on the book. in the book she criticizes the censorship of china and calls it the center of anti democractic movement in asis. the border patrol is moving forward with plans to fly undocumented immigrants from texas to california. this less than a week after some flights were canceled. those were scheduled to take 300 families with children to san diego. some children are also reportedly being bussed to california from texas. >> we have received reports

that some buses have left with illegal immigrants headed for california. >> the border patrol hasn't said what flights will start or how many will be sent to california. the border patrol has made more than 174,000 arrest in the valley since october. many of the undocumented immigrants who have been detained are children fleeing drug violence in central america and they are traveling without their families. >> rescue crews have found the body of a firefighter who went missing after chasing his dog during a backpacking trip he was last seen two weeks ago when he and a friend were hiking. he went missing after his dog ran away and then he wept to go look for it. his dog was found last sunday. authorities say the body was found in a hard to reach area. >> very rough terrain. even when they got close the body was hidden with in the terrain. >> investigators say that his

body was found about three quarters of a mile and 1200 feet above where he was last seen. they were able to make a positive confirmation a cause of death hasn't been released. fireworks thrown from a freeway may have sparked a fire in castro valley. it broke out in the backyard of a home. the home didn't burn and nobody was hurt but smoke from that fire could be seen from interstate 580. neighbors reported hearing the explosion just before that fire started and used garden hose to help put out the fire before firefighters arrived. >> we heard a boom. i came outside and looked out here and saw flames. >> it took about a half hour for firefighters to put that fire out. >> happening today, haywood firefighters are holding a training exercise to teach homeowners how to prepare for wildfires. firefighters say that homeowners can reduce the risk of a fire spreading by creating

defensible space. they recommend clearing brush with in a hundred feet of homes and out buildings and having only fire resistant plant was in 30 feet of a home. the training is scheduled to get started at ten this morning at stone gray elementary on haywood. homeowners in santa clara will receive assessments of their home's taxable value and for some it may be a shock. the assessor's office report the third highest jump in home values in the count yukons's history. that's an increase of $23 billion or almost 7%. homeowner who disagree with how their home value was worked out can request a formalla appeal online. >> three people arrested for arson in san francisco and now we are learning police say they all may not be connected to each other. >> and a man is bitten by a police dog. the policies being looked at after he said he was just a bystander. >> outside, we have partly cloudy skies in some areas, mostly cloudy around the bay, along the coast the clouds will

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highway 4 back open after a deadly crash in concord. the investigation now underway after an infant and a woman were killed. good morning.

welcome back to mornings on 2. >> good morning. let's get a quick look at the weather with rosemary. >> good morning to you. starting out with a good- looking shot here over san jose. partly cloudy to mostly sunny. outside your door this morning. already in the low 60s. we have a warm upcoming your way for the afternoon. it'll be a baby one. the winds have a lot to do with it. the on shore breeze still blowing. 25 miles an hour. that's a gust thoroughfare field. i'm seeing on shore breeze sticking with us today. into tomorrow, it's going to begin to decrease. our temperatures are really going to start to fly. not today. today we have just a minor warm up. 59 in concord, low 60sa antioch. 50s around the bay a few low 60's around redwood city, mountain view 61, low to mid50s in areas over parts of the authority bay. i can compare some of the numbers from yesterday into stowed. santa rosa yesterday you hit 81, today 85. you may be able to fill that by the end of the day.

four degrees of warming expected in concord, two degrees for san francisco, for pride week and in san jose just a bit warmer than where you were yesterday afternoon. i will leave with you a broader view of the area. 85 for fairfield. 72 in oakland. 82 san rafael and we are looking at 75 in san mateo. these numbers, warmer than yesterday. by tomorrow, a dramatic jump is coming our way. eventually some of us may hit 100. ly show you when in the extended forecast. >> new this morning a major roadway has reopened after a deadly crash that claimed a baby. katy live for us in the city of concord with what police have saying about the crash that killed a woman and left five others injured. >> reporter: mike the roadway is back open but evidence of that crash is still on the roadway. there are skid marks and fluid on the bridge. i can't get you any closer to the scene because of how fast cars are driving out here. you can see them zooming across

the overpass but video from overnight show its an suv caught on the edge of the bridge over crossing a police officer found the scene around 11 last night as he drove eastbound. first responders tried to save a baby girl on scene but she later died at the hospital a woman believes to be a driver of one of the vehicles involved died on scene. it was a head on collision between an suv and a larger sedan. investigators are releasing few details at this point. it's not clear if the babb yip was in a car seat or if seatbelts were involved. there were other injuries that -- people were taken from the scene injured. we have not learned their condition. we have calls in to concord, police investigators and try to determine how they are doing at this morning. still not releasing the identity of those victims from the collision overnight. we are told that they are trying to tell next of kin.

live in concord. ktvu channel 2news. >> police have made three arrests in a string of suspicious fires in san francisco. the fires were thought to be the work of a single arsonist. police arrested a man after releasing surveillance video of a suspect in last week's fire at a luxury high rice. the fire in the parking garage of one of the apartment towers damaged a bmw. he appeared in court yesterday and pled not guilty to two felony counts of residential burglar are you and arson. >> any time you have surveillance video its helpful. >> the san francisco chronicle reports two other men have been arrested in connection with a string of trash can fires in the same neighbored movement they don't believe the suspects knew each other and say none of the arsons many appear to be related. >> four families turning the red cross for help after a fire damaged their complex.

it started at two yesterday afternoon. it quickly spread to three other units. dozens of firefighters were called into battle the flames. wind was not a factor but firefighters say that the metal roof made the fire difficult to fight. crews had to evacuate nearby buildings in case the flames spread even further. one neighbor said it only took 15 minutes for the fire to cover the entire complex. >> i saw -- fires the condo on the right side and it started going toward the inside. i just -- went and started knocking. >> nobody was home when the fire broke out. one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation but nobody else was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> one of the grand marshalls of tomorrow's gay pride parade is a 16-year-old high school student jules guiterrez. she faced battery charges for fighting with classmates who she said bullied her for being transgender. >> with all the negative attention and everything that

was negative it got switched around and got put into positive. . >> the charges against her were eventually dropped. she said she was honored just to be nominated to be a grand marshall and then thrilled that she was picked. organizers say there will be a record number of floats rolling along the parade route this year. 23 are just about ready to be displayed for the big pride parade. the creative director said that's the most floats created in the parade's history. several streets will be brocked off for tomorrow's parade. it starts at market and beale at 10:30. it goes up market to eighth near city hall where it'll wrap up. we posted more information on the parade and other events for pride weekend at ktvu.com. just scroll down and look for hot topics. >> some bars in san diego are receiving anonymous and threatening anti gay letters. one in the hillcrest

neighborhood got a 15 page letter a week ago. it was signed eddie 777 servant and messenger of god. it threatened consequences should the bar stay open a similar letter was sent down the street to a video bar. >> my opinion it's definitely a reflection of the current progress that's being made toward equality for all of us. >> the letters come around the one year anniversary of the court ruling that allowed gay marriage in california and a wave of other decisions in the favor of same sex marriage. a father who opened a nightclub for teens hopes city hall doesn't stop the music. pink strip serves young people ages 12 to 20. the club is located in the santa rosa strip mall. it offers dancing and drinks but no alcohol. by day the space hosts parties and games for children and the owner uses it to use it as a

dance club. it's not clear if the city officials will let him continue but the owner is saying that his club is as safe for teens. >> give us 90 days. let us show you we can do this. it's not run to your satisfaction in 90 days we will close it. they will be satisfied. we are very good at what we do. >> the teen club has hired more than 40 employees. most of them for security purposes to enforce dress and behavior codes and keep the parking lot free of trouble. >> a man said he was minding his own business and doing nothing wrong when a police dog attacked him. we have more on why the dog was released near a crowd of people and reaction from the department. >> when he first leapt on me he tore the side off. he took -- took a chunk . >> reporter: he showed us his ripped up jack and the torn t- shirt. he was a bystander at a police pursuit wednesday on bancroft

and was bitten by a police dog. >> dragging me with my arm. >> reporter: he showed us his wound stitched up on his arm where he said the dog bit him after an officer let the dog loose. >> the dog wouldn'to by boy. i heard him say release. >> this is an unfortunate circumstance. it was accidental. >> reporter: police apologized. they say the dog and his -- handler are certified. >> the dog is certified after a training course. >> reporter: only one of the three dog is a shepherd a spokesman said the officer faced a difficult decision. they have been pursuing four suspects in a stolen car after an armed robbery and decided to release the dog when one ran away. >> this is the first time he has accidentally bitten someone other than the suspect that he had been directed to catch. >> reporter: we requested a copy of the policy which says

dogs can be deployed when there is a republican belief that the individual poses a threat of violence or serious harm to the public. any officer or the handler. the operations directive doesn't appear to mention if officers should consider presence of innocent bystanders. >> he released his dog in a public area. you know where there are children, families, that's outside. that could have been anyone that could have been grabbed. >> that was janet reporting. police say that the officer and the dog are now back on patrol and said the department is investigating and reviewing its policies. >> a vote has approved a 76 million-dollar suicide barrier for the golden gate bridge. the bridge board of directors made that decision yesterday in front of dozens of friends and family member who have lost loved ones opponent the bridge. before the vote many of the family members shared their stories, spoke about their pain and urged directors to approve

the plan. >> suicide is a destroyer of the survivors. it's a heart break that never goes away. >> prevent future families going through it. >> for more than 75 years about two people a month have ended their lives by jumping from the golden gate bridge. kevin was one of those people but unlike many others he survived. he said he couldn't be happier about the approval. >> if we can do this we can do anything. if we can stop suicides at the golden gate bridge we can fight to stop them worldwide. >> it'll take between two and five years to build the barrier. suicide prevention workers think another 100 lives could be lost during that time. >> licensed driver also have the opportunity to test drive electric cars today at the berkeley farmer's market. the experience electric event is free. it starts at ten this morning and runs until four in the afternoon. some of the models drivers will

be able to test out include chevy, ford, honda and nissan. anyone who test drives the cars will be given a five dollar tokeen to buy items at the farmer's market. the first of two new lanes have opened on an east bay freeway intended to help make driving faster and easier. the lanes run along section of enter nature 680 between danville and san ramone. northbound lane opened yesterday morning and caltrans said the lanes provide extra room to merge for drivers entering or leaving the freeway. southbound lane is expected to be ready for next tuesday morning's drive. >>jim hunter: ber is -- uber is helping gay couples get married. >> and amy adams trades in her first class seat. the person she saw that inspired it. >> a warming trend kicking in for your bay area weekend. i'm tracking the numbers for

your area today and will show you when i expect the hottest day to arrive coming up.

grand jury transcripts in the sierra lamar could be made public a woman is charged with kidnapping murdering the morgan hill teenager two years ago. her body has never been found. yesterday a judge ruled that the transcripts can be released to the public but the judge stayed it until july 11th to give attorneys a chance to appeal. >> we will know a lot more about what happened in that time that they were together. the defendant and sierra lamar. we will know about the dna evidence associated with the

case. >> defense attorneys opposed the release of the transcripts arguing that the details could prejudice the jury. prosecutors say that it could lead to a request for a change of venue. an oakland judge is refusing to dismiss murder charges in the case of a man accused of killing an vehicle investigator for the public defender the attorney representing him had argued that the prosecution's case was weak. he is a accused of kill sanda coke last year. he is the father of her daughter. her body was found dumped off interstate 80 last august. she has a long criminal history and had been under orders to stay away from her. >> a postal service inspector accused of stealing mail is being held this weekend in jail without bond a hearing set for monday to determine if the 52- year-old can be released. he is in custody on charges including mail theft, possession of stolen mail and destroying united states mail. he works at the san jose processing center. several years ago he received

an award for being a top employee. now members of the public say betrayed their trust. >> mail is personal. people send it out and expect to get to where it's supposed to go. when something like this happens, someone in authority like this really makes me mad. >> if convicted he faces up to 20 years in federal prison. california voters could soon decide if certain nonviolent crimes should go from felonies to misdemeanors. yesterday the secretary of state said she certified the safe neighborhood and schools act for the november balloto. the da, one of the sponsors said the state could savor up to $250 million a year but not sending low level criminals to prison. if approved some of the money saved would be ear marked for schools and mental health programs. some districts are already supporting the measure. >> we know when we do invest in your kids with these younger ages it can make the difference throughout their school career and into their adult life.

>> san francisco da said that violent criminals will not benefit from the safe neighborhood and schools act. there is no organized opposition campaigning against it. >> a stockton couple is asking the public for help after their twins were born without eyes. they were born on may second to summer and michael lopez. jamison was born with one eye, his brother who has a club foot can't see at all. they have a rare condition that doctors say happens in three out of every 100,000 births. the family takes weekly trips to the bay area to see specialists. >> they see see several doctors. . >> both parents are employed. they have set up a go fund me page to help off set medical costs. they hope to raise $20,000. drivers in texas were shocked when a small plane

joined them. this video was shot yesterday an the overpass where two major highways meet. the plane was towing a planner when the pilot reported a loss of oil pressure . he said he was dropping the banner and made an emergency landing. the banner was later found in the backyard of a nearby home. amy adams has a few more fans after a gesture she made during a flying. she was at detroit wayne county airport yesterday when she saw a soldier in uniform at her gate. that is when she arranged to swap her first class seat with his coach ticket. this picture was taken with another coach passenger. >> i have always liked her. it's a first class move. >> yeah . >> there you go. >> perfect. time now 7:48. how are we looking? >> looking gray out there. let's take a look at that shot.

front is center. getting across the bay bridge. that visibility compromised just a bit. the fog back with us. the low clouds as well. going to be burning away. in fact i'm already starting to see it erode. mostly sunny. away from the coastline. even the coast will get sun. partly cloudy expected in and around areas, over parts of the north bay coast. partly cloudy to mostly sunny. santa cruz mostly sunny as well. ridge of high pressure starting to strengthen. that will lead to a warm um for todayt. will be a minor one. i want to show you the flow. notice not a high arch in place. more of a zonal flow. moving from west to east. this is what we are seeing for today. temperatures coming up a few degrees, not going to loose the on shore breeze. it'll be a lot like yesterday. that afternoon breeze coming through the delta will help keep the afternoon highs in check. 59 degrees right now in fairfield. 50 koon cord.

antioch low 60s outside your door. around the bay we have upper 50s to low 60s. low to mid50s in areas like santa rosa and napa. concord a beautiful day. moving in to the low to mid80's for the second half. take a look in to the 10:00 hour. 68 into the 70s by lunchtime. 1:00 upper 70's and topping out about 84 at four this afternoon. settling into seven. 74 degrees. that's a beautiful day to maybe have dinner on the patio. maybe a backyard barbecue. low 60s in mountain view and you have a beautiful day coming your way. upper 70s to near 80. let's take a tour. 84 for sonoma, 83 kemp field. mid60's stinson beach. beautiful day to hang out by the water. alameda, 72 for you. 74 oakland. low to mid80's in and around parts of the east bay. walnut creek, livermore, antioch, upper 80's for today.

80 san jose, 78 sunnyvale. slightly warmer than yesterday. 80 degrees for redwood city. 74 san bruno. yesterday san francisco warmed about 67, a slight bump in temperatures for you there. going to see the giants play this evening. cool and breezy a westerly breeze to about 20 miles an hour and 64 degrees at game time. the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view. temperatures a big boost coming tomorrow. that is when it turns hot for the inland cities and it gets hotter come monday. the good news is if you don't like the heat it won't last to long. by tuesday temperatures start to fall with a bigger cooldown on midweek wednesday. back to the desk. >> coming up at 8:15gm is a nounsing four more safety recalls. the cars being add to the list that includes 20 million recalled vehicles. >> and next it was a same straight out of a league of their own after a semi probaseball team switched their uniforms for dresses.

lee babies have died from whooping cough this year and the overall case is rising. this year there are about 4500 cases of the infection. that is an increase of 1100 cases in just one month. the highest rates in the bay area are in sonoma which has 552 reported case. napa has 106 and 156 in marin. the cdc has expanded the definition of a heavy drinker. women who consume eight or more drinks a week are now considered heavy drinkers. for men it's 14 or more drinks a week a drink is considered five ounces of wine, 12 ounces of beer or one and a half ounces of like you're. experts say the amount is lower for women because they are normally smaller than men. today muslims in the bay area and around the world will

mark the first day of ramadan. it's meant for reflection, asking muslims to refrain from bad thoughts and habits and grow closer to the families. they must avoid food and drinks from dawn to sunset. most muslims pray, repent and thank allah. >> jury dislikeses resume monday in the civil case filed on behalf of brian stowe. he is suing the dodgers, asking for about $50 million to cover medical costs and damages. the dodgers say that the two men who attacked stowe on opening day in 2011 are the only ones responsible. yesterday was the first full day. there is a major shake up at the berkeley athletic department. sandy barber is stepping down after a decade on the job. she was one of the longest tenured directors. she will set you an academic

program at cal and said her time with all the athletes made it worth it. >> the reason we get up and come to work. they are the reason we have smiles on our faces. they are the reason we do what we do. . >> her last day will be july 15 july 15th. michael williams will be the interim director. a men's semi probaseball team in san rafael played in dresses last night. the pacifics posted these photographs of the team online. they wore pink dresses, styled after the all american girl's baseball league in the 40s and 50s. that league was made famous in the film a league of their own. the dresses will be auctioned off with proceeds going to a breast cancer charity. and by the way the san rafael pacifics lost their game 4-3. >> new questions about where the a's will play in the future. the alameda coliseum authority was expected to approve a 10 year lease for the team but

only four of the eight showed up. that meant it fell short of the amount required for a vote. several boycotted because officials want to negotiate better lease terms with the a's. there could be another board meeting vote next week. senate a's staying hot in miami. up two in the third. marlins looking to get on the board with a shot to left field but it's grabbed, thrown and see you. john carlos stanton nailed at the plate. in the ninth we have a ball game all tied at five. first and second for the a's a single right. crisp slides home. young says no you aren't. they go to review and crisp wins that. he is ruled safe. the a's tack on four runs in the ninth and win. win the giants struggles continue even in their own ballpark. madison threw a solid first four in the fifth a different

story. bases loaded for hamilton. he finds the pocket in right field. two runs score. red -- loan bright shot for the giants, tyler pinch hitting. there she blows as hecks comes around. pence would knock in one. the giants loose 6 did not 2. still holding onto that two game lead in the west. >> on a roll. hopefully they can turn it around. >> yeah. >> coming up at the 8:00 hour muni buses converted into showers. >> and a possible ban for employees of the uc system. the companies they could be asked to stay away from. >> outside, the clouds will clearing, temperatures are warming, how much higher i expect we will go for the afternoon coming up.

an investigation underway into a crash that shut down a major highway. >> an explosion leaves an pardon me building unstable. the search now that is on for the two firefighters say are responsible. >> and this warning, -- morning a symbol of gay pride being installed as a million people head to the city to take

part in this weekend's pride celebration. mornings on 2 continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. >> good morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather and your weekend forecast. >> its going to be a nice day this morning a bit of a gloomy start over the square. the flag barely blowing in the wind. the on shore breeze will be with us for today and that will keep the heat at bay for the most part. giving you a look at that on shore breeze. always pointing to fairfield. we always track fairfield to see what is going on. that gust there and i expect the on shore breeze to be a lot like yesterday. in -- if it becomes breezy expect it again. today. ridge of hipless you're squeezing in for the bay area

weekend. 60 degrees in napa, 60 concord, 60 walnut creek. these numbers up just a bit over the last hour. 59sfo, 50 degrees in napa, mostly clear skies. 60 right now foster city. upper 50s menlo park and palo alto 59. afternoon highs in pacifica. around the bay. 60s, 70s, few low 80s. for the inland into the mid80s. stowed going to feel quite nice. it turns hot tomorrow and even hotter come monday a look at the extended forecast and this warming trend coming up. >> new this morning willow pass road is back open after a deadly crash that claimed a baby's life. it happened around 11 last night when an suv and sedan collided head on near willow pass road a baby and woman were both killed. five others have major injuries because of this crash but they

are expected to survive. police are investigating if alcohol may have been a factor. >> antioch police are investigating a shooting that killed a man. it happened at around 9:30 last night on sycamore drive. police found him lying on the ground when they were responding to reports of shots fired. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests have been made. investigators are asking anyone with information about the case to call the antioch police department. >> police in oakland are looking for two people who they say are connected to a suspicious fire at an oakland apartment building. firefighters responded to the flames on east 17th street at about 10:45 last night. they say that an explosion of gas canisters at the back of the unit may have caused the fire. investigators say that two people with possible burn injuries were scene leaving the area. >> [inaudible]. >> the flames were under control in about 20 minutes but the building is to unstable to

live in. the red cross is helping residents find a place to stay. fire crews had to treat a dog with burns at the scene but no other injuries were reported. santa rosa police are asking for help in finding a teenager missing for a month. police say that the 14-year-old teresa fletcher ran away from a group home on may 28th. she is described as 5 feet 8 inches tall with brown eyes and hair with blond highlights. police say she has a tattoo of a flower on her right hip. >> it's that type of year again. pride weekend is underway in san francisco. the theme of this year's event is color our world with pride. the focus is on fighting discrimination around the world. yesterday hundreds of people participated in the transgender march. about a million are expected to be at the parades, parties and other events. many of them are visiting from out of town. >> people just let it go when they come here. that's part of the attraction.

>> lot easy tore walk down the street and say face to meet you. this is my wife. >> some business owners say pride weekend is their busiest time of the year. a symbol of gay pride is now in place in san francisco. yesterday volunteers started installing the pink triangle. it's a symbol for gay people killed in concentration camps in nazi germany. they say it's important to remember the past. here are some of the other events happening this weekend. the dike march and rally starts at 4:00 p.m. then at five the pink saturday street party in the castro. it leads up to tomorrow's pride parade happening in downtown san francisco. >> and in honor of pride week the ride share service uber is helping couples get married today for free. people can open uber and select uber wedding. they then pin the location of their ceremony and uber will come by with a notary to make

the vehicle wedding official. they will also bring a violin, flowers and champ paper champagne. a ban on uber at universities may be possible. talk of the ban comes after uc officials raised concerns about liability and less regulation for ride sharing companies. the lieutenant governor opposes the ban saying that the system could likely save money by using them. he also said that the system should support it. homeless people will be able to take a shower on a converted muni bus. an old bus was changed to include two private bathrooms. the bus will be parked at cap street between 16th and 17th in the mission district on saturdays from 7:00 a.m. until noon. then next month the bus will head to the bayview district in

the tenderloin as well. it's privately funded and included a hundred thousand dollar donation from google. >> safe and sane fireworks go on sale today in dublin and firefighters are asking the public to be careful and aware of the risk of wildfires. legal fireworks can be set off if dublin between ten and ten on july 4th at four city parks. police and firefighters say they will have extra patrols out looking for fireworks that have not been listed as safe and sane and are able to explode or fly through the air. fireworks can be set off unon private property but should be lit at a safe distance. three people have been arrested in a sting targeting thousands of illegal fireworks in the east bay. police set up the sting after seeing ads on craigslist and they seased 2500 pounds from a car and storage facility. they say the fireworks are professional grade and are especially dangerous this year because of dry conditions from the drought. >> the sad part is it's just a

really small scratch. it's a drop in the bucket. >> investigators believe that the fireworks were purchased in indiana for six to eight thousand dollars. if sold they could get as much as a hundred thousand dollars here in the bay area. oakland firefighters will be in full force looking for fireworks this holiday weekend. all fireworks are illegal in the city of oakland and anyone caught selling them can face fines of up to a thousand dollars. firefighters are especially concerned about fireworks this year because of the amount of dry brush in the hills. illegal fireworks sparked a fire there last year. >> last year right across the street from my house we had -- we had a fire. there was -- fireworks that were going on illegal fireworks and it was -- it the fire department came by. >> fireworks are only legal in about a dozen bay area cities. we have a link to the list of those cities on ktvu.com. >> the united states men's soccer team is dealing with injuries as it prepares for its

world cup match on tuesday. the team is practicing hard this weekend for it's game. the united states will go in to the match with two players with broken noses, both are still expected to play. the squad is also optimistic that a striker may play despite a hamstring problem. round it would have the world cup starts today. first game is brazil and chile, second is columbia against uruguay. a turtle has already predicted that brazil will win. he is a 25-year-old sea turtle that picks world cup winners by eating a fish hanging from one of the flags of the two team. he may be biased, since it lives in brazil. also a big soccer game here. more than 50,000 people expected for tonight's clash between the earthquakes and the galaxy. it's nicknamed the california classico and is held at

stanford stadium tonight at 7:30. >> drivers in san mateo should watch out for bicyclists today because of a series of charity ride events scheduled throughout the area. some of them started as early as 6:30 this morning and will continue into the afternoon. all of the events travel south through the devil's slide tunnel and take various routes down state highway one. the chp will provide traffic control during the morning hours, no road wills be closed because of the event. another east bay city is marking an important occasion for african american rights, today the city of richmond will come together to celebrate. june teenth celebrates june 1865 when union soldiers told slaves in texas that the civil war had ended and they were free. >> coming up at 8:30 a man is bitten by a police dog. now the department is taking a closer look at it's policy when it comes so releasing dogs near crowds. >> a new bar in south dakota

giving people a way to see the city while enjoying the drink. >> summertime heat returning to the bay area. your numbers for today and in the extended forecast when some of us may reach a hundred degrees. >> and with close to a million people expected this weekend we are keeping an eye on traffic into san francisco right now you can see no problem there on the golden gate bridge. also no problem reported at the bay bridge toll plaza. again though it's early. time now 8:11. thank you for joining us. you're watching mornings on two.

the city of oakland will soon learn if it's new campaign is helping local tourists. in april the visit oakland campaign took out billboards and pandora ads. they have seen a large boost in website traffic and hotel numbers are also up. when the billboards come down in the next few days the city will take a closer look at if the 100,000-dollar ad campaign was effective. >> it is a surprise to people. i think people have an idea of what oakland is. they think of us as an urban city which is what we are but they don't realize that we have lakefront and waterfront and redwoods. >> the campaign is funded by measure c hotel tax dollars. >> gm as as has announced four more recalls. the recall includes certain cruz's, corvettes and some gmc

c yukons. they say the air black inflaters could fail or rupture which could shoot metal pieces at the driver. there have been reported problem was shocks, wiper systems and transmission software. gm has recalled more than 20 million since january. the italian company behind the mobile app monkey parking said it'll not obey an order from san francisco city attorney the app lets drivers auction off their parking spot to the highest bidder. the attorney said that it's illegal to sell access to a public space. the ceo of monkey parking argue that drivers merely selling information that they are leaving the parking spot. the head of monkey parking promises to continue operations despite the deadline to stop. the muni labor dispute appears to be over. the union has reached a

possible agreement with the authority. earlier this month many bus drivers and rail operators took part in a sick out that showed service city wide. cable cars didn't run. details of the new three year deal will be presented to union members on monday. they are expected to ratify the contract. >> state tax officials have put a new rule into effect to make it easier to pay the sales tax at food trucks. july first truck operator also be allowed to include the sales tax on the menu price. this means customers won't have to look for change. truck owner also have to figure out what they owe the state and pay that later. >> sausage, burger bites. >> at about 7:30milo's kitchen treat truck set up shop at point isabel park. dog owners are invited to get free dog treats a photograph booth has been set up for pet

owners and their pets to take a picture. and a bar in south dakota is putting a new spin on how to enjoy a drink. it's called the sip and cycle. it's built for 16 passengers and a lot of alcohol. the mobile bar is licensed to sell beer and wine. it took it's first spin on thursday night. it makes stops at some local attractions and it's already taking reservations for the summer. >> the last thing i want to do is work out while having a drink. >> i know a lot of cities have it. oregon, we saw that. >> you didn't par take. >> no. it's not baby friendly. >> that's true. >> you rosemary? >> no. what is nice is a nice warm day. not the case in oakland. overcast sky. the clouds rolled back in.

partly cloudy along the coast. this ridge of high pressure is beginning to strengthen and moving in to the area and bringing the temperatures up. it's fairly flat and we have sort of a zonal flow here. this will be in place for the next day or so before the ridge of high pressure really begins to strengthen and the temperatures really begin to soar. for today slightly warmer. the on shore breeze still with us. keep going back into area around oakland. the delta breeze moving through parts of areas like fairfield, am the way into portions of the central valley this morning. 62 in fairfield, 60 concord. lot of 50s and 60s out there. 63 mountain view. 63 san jose. 64 degrees in antioch. did i say that? we have 8 3/8 4 in nevado

heading to or going to san rafael. 82 with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. heading closer to the water. mid to up 06's in areas like stinson. 72 for richmond and berkeley. 73 san leandro. upper 70s castro valley. low 80's for danville, mid to upper 80o's farther inland you go a warmer day but still nice. 80 degrees san jose. 84 morgan hill. mostly sunny and 77 santa cruz. 80 degrees wood side. mid70o's for you san mateo. 69 san francisco. low 60s pacifica, daily city, half moon bay. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. today slightly warmer but take a look at sunday a notable jump coming our way. we go from warm to hot for the inland cities, meanwhile around

the bay upper 70s, upper 60's at the coast. monday is expected to be the hottest day. temperatures near 100 degrees for the hottest locations. around the bay. numbers are warmer but the not to bad. we will continue to have that sea breeze. it's not going away completely. by tuesday temperatures begin to come back down and by wednesday we are all fairly comfortable again. back to the desk. >> coming up in 25 minutes a south bay postal inspector in jail. the multiple charges he is facing that people say are a complete betrayal of their trust. >> and the plan to fly undocumented immigrants to california is moving forward as the government says more and more children cross the border to escape the violence in their country.

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iraqi forces have reportedly taken back a city from isis. nighters have retreated in saddam hussein's hometown. some militants have denied the report and say that isis fighters remain in control of the city. the pentagon said drones are flying over baghdad. >> some of those air craft are armed. the reason that some of those air craft are armed is primarily for force protection reasons. >> iraq's air force has also launched air strikes in strikes

in mosul. >> the publisher of hillary clinton's new book said the book won't be sold in china because publish es declined to buy translation rights for the book. it also won't be sold in english. he said that amounts to a ban on the book. in the book she criticizes china and describes the country as the center of the anti democractic movement. the border patrol said its moving forward with plans to fly undocumented immigrants caught trying to cross the border from texas to california. the announcement comes less than a week after some flights were canceled. those flights were scheduled to take 300 families with children to san diego. some are also reportedly being bussed to california. >> we have received reports

that some buses have left with illegal immigrants headed for california. >> the border patrol hasn't said when flights will start or how many undocumented immigrants will be sent to california. many of those undocumented immigrants who have been detained are children fleeing drug violence who are traveling without their families. >> rescue crews crews have found the body of a firefighter who went missing. he was last seen when he and a friend were hiking in the loss padres national for eve. he went missing after his dog ran away and he went to go look fort. his dog was found last sunday. his body was found in a hard to reach area. >> very rough terrain. even when they got close the body was hidden with in the terrain itself. >> investigators say that his body was three quarters of a mile and 1200 feet above where he was last scene.

they were able to make a positive confirmation through dental records a cause of death hasn't been released. fireworks thrown from a freeway may have sparked a small grass fire in castro valley. it broke out just before 6:30. the home didn't burn and nobody was hurt but smoke from the fire could be seen from interstate 580. neighbors reported hearing on explosion just before the fire started and used a garden hose to help put out the flames before firefighters arrived. it took about a half hour for firefighters to knock down that flyer. >> oyster farm in marin has won a court victory in one of two legal battles. they have accused the oyster farm of a string of violations, drake sued and a judge ruled in favor of them. that lawsuit is separate from the suit against the national park service. that case could go to the supreme court we may know on monday in the court will take that case.

>> tragedy strikes a family driving through concord over night. the young victim killed in that head on crash. >> and new information this morning about a string of arsons in san francisco. the additional arrest police have made in the case. >> today shaping up to be a warmer day. i'm updating your current conditions. ly line up the afternoon highs. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.

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er a baby girl among the haven'ts in a terrible head on crash. the search on what caused this family tragedy. welcome back. >> we begin this half hour with a quick look at the weather with rosemary. >> we start with a gray look

over the areas of oakland, the estuary pointing toward odot coliseum. you can see there way in the background. we will have mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. i'm beginning to see the low clouds pull back and i will run you through the next couple of hours because i think most of it'll be gone by mid to late morning. here we are in the 8:00 hour, nine, ten, peeling away inside the bay, perhaps just a few patches left in and around alameda. we have it stuck up along the coastline. most of us will be sunny into ten, 1, by noon most of us sunny. right here along the coastline it'll be hugging fairly close to the coast the entire day. we could have a mix of sun and clouds for areas like pacifica and half moon bay. in santa cruz mostly sunny for the afternoon. over parts of the north bay mostly sunny skies, 55 degrees in nevado.

low 60s redwood city. san jose checking in at the low 60s as well. walnut creek 61 for you. brentwood, 56, upper 50s in or ind a as well as lafayette. into noontime -- the partly cloudy skies, upper 70's for some of the warmer locations and here is a look at the afternoon. low 60s at the coast. 60s and 70's around the bay. touching 80 mountain view, san jose into the mid80s for the hottest locations, santa rosa, antioch you are included in there. temperatures just slightly warmer than yesterday. the warm up will continue. in fact some of the inland locations could reach 100 degrees by monday a look at that coming up. >> new this morning, highway four in concord is back open after a deadly crash that claimed a baby. it happened around 11 when police say an suv and sedan collided head on a baby and woman were both killed. five others have major injuries but are expected to survive.

police are investigating if alcohol was a factor. >> police have made three arrests in a string of suspicious fires in san francisco. the fires were thought to be the work of a single arsonist. police arrested a man after releasing surveillance video of a suspect in last week's fire. the fire in the parking garage of one of the apartment towers damaged a bmw. he of the suspect appeared in court yesterday and plead not guilty to two felony counts of residential burglary and arson. >> any prime you -- time you have surveillance it'll be helpful. >> the chronicle reports two other men have been arrested in connection with a string of trash can fires in the same neighborhood. police don't believe the suspects knew each other and none of the arsons appear to be related. four families in south san jose are turning to the red cross for help after a fire badly damaged their condo. the fire started at about 2:00

yesterday afternoon at a condo. if quickly spread to three other units. dozens of firefighters were called into battle the flames. wind wasn't a fox for but firefighters say the metal roof made the fire difficult to fight. crews had to evacuate nearby buildings in case the flames spread further. one neighbor said it took 15 minutes for the fire to take over the complex. >> i saw -- from the condo on the right side and it started going toward the inside. i just -- when i started knocking on the door. >> nobody was home when the fire broke out. one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation but nobody else was hurt. >> one of the grand marshalls of tomorrow's gay pride parade is 16-year-old high school student jules guiterrez. she faced battery charges for fighting with classmates who she said bullied her for being transgender. >> with all the negative and everything that was negative it

got switched around and got put into positive and on the top. >> the charges against her were eventually dropped. she said she was honored just to be nominated to be a grand marshall and thrilled that she was picked. parade organizers say there will be a record number of floats rolling along the route. 23 floats are just about ready to be displayed. the parade's creative director said that's the most floats created in the parade's history. several streets will be blocked off for tomorrow's parade. it starts at 10:30 in the morning. it'll go up market to eighth street where the festival will wrap up. we posted more information on the parade and other events for pride weekend on ktvu.com. just look for hot topics. >> some gay bars in san diego are receiving threatening letters a bar in the hillcrest neighborhood received a 15 page

letter a week ago. it was signed eddie 777, servant and messenger of god. his letter called the bar full of child molesters and sex addicts and threatened consequences if the bar remained open a similar one was sent down the street to another bar. >> it's a reflection of the current progress that's being made toward equality for all of us. >> the letters come around the one year anniversary of the ruling that allowed gay marriage in california and a wave of other decisions favoring same sex marriage. >> a man said he was minding his own business when a police dog attacked him. janet has more on why the dog was released near a crowd of people and reaction from the police department. >> when he first leaped on me he tore the whole side off. he just took -- took a chunk. >> reporter: he showed us his ripped up jacket and t-shirt.

he was a bystander at a police pursuit on wednesday. he was bitten by a police dog. >> it was dragging me. >> reporter: he showed us his wound where the dog bit him. >> the dog wouldn't obey. i heard him say release. >> this is an unfortunate circumstance. >> reporter: san leandro police apologized. they say the dog's handler and the dog are certified. >> the dog is a shepherd who is certified. >> reporter: only one of the three dog is a shepherd a spokesman said the officer faced a difficult decision. . >> this is the first time he has accidentally bitten someone other than the suspect that he

had been directed to catch. >> reporter: we have asked a copy of the dog policy that said dogs can be deployed when there is a reasonable belief that the individual poses a threat of violence or serious harm to the public. and the officer or handler. it doesn't mention if officers should consider other factors sufficient as presence of bystanders. >> he released his dog in a public area. you know where there are children, families, that are outside. that could have been anyone that could have been grabbed. >> that was janet reporting. police say that the officer and the dog are now back on patrol and said that the department is investigating and reviewing its policies. >> starting today homeless people in san francisco will be able to take a shower on a converted muni bus. we are live in san francisco with the details on how this project got started. >> reporter: good morning. they started opening up the showers around seven this morning. we just arrived and so far about eight people have had the

opportunity to have a shower this morning. 24 people will be served today. you can see the bus. it's converted from a muni bus. they are a san francisco based start up and they will work with the mission neighborhood resource center. we are parked on capp street between sixth and seventh in the mission and it goes until noon. i got a quick chance to look inside. there are two shower stalls, they are private showers. one is ada accessible. you can imagine the front of the bus where you can get a wheelchair onto the bus. all of the seats have been removed. there are toilets and nice facilities. there is a ten minute shower time for a warm shower and then 20 minutes total inside to shave and freshen up. it started as -- a start up project here in sfo. and coming up in the next report we will bring you a look inside that. we will talk to the founder and we will let you know where the

funding came from for this five million dollar project. there are a lot of supporters on board. who is involved in our next live report. for now live in san francisco. ktvu channel 2news. >> a vote has approved a 76 million-dollar suicide barrier for the golden gate bridge. the bridge board of directors made the decision yesterday in front of dozens of friends and family who have lost loved ones on the bridge. before the vote many of the family members spoke about their pain and urged directors to move forward with the plan. >> suicide is -- a destroyer of the survivors. it's a heart break that never goes away. >> prevent future families going through what we are going through. >> for more than 75 years two people a month have ended their lives by jumping from that bridge. kevin was one of them but he survived. he said he couldn't be happier. >> if we can do this, we can

do anything. if we can stop suicides at the bridge, we can fight to stop suicides worldwide. >> it'll take between two and five-years to build that barrier. suicide prevention workers estimate another 100 lives could be lost during the time it takes to build the barrier. >> an apartment building in oakland catches fire. what sparked a small explosion and the search this morning for two suspects. also a goodwill gesture from an oscar nominated actress . >> a modest warm up today a significant jump coming for tomorrow. i will show you how high temperatures will climb coming up.

grand jury transcripts the sierra lamar case could be made public and could lead to the trial being moved. the suspect is charged with kidnapping murdering the teenager two years ago. her body has never been found. yesterday a san jose judge ruled the transcript can be released to the public but stayed that ruling until july 11th to give attorneys a chance to appeal. >> so we are goingo know a lot more about what happened in that time that they were together. the defendant and sierra. we are going to know more about the dna evidence associated

with the case. >> the defense attorneys opposed the release of saying that the details could prejudice the jury. prosecutors say it could lead to a request for a change of venue. a judge is refusing to dismiss murder charges in the case of a man accused of killing an investigator for the public defender's office. the attorney had argued that the case was weak and circumstantial. he is a ceus of killing sanda coke last year. he is the father of her daughter. her body was found off interstate 80 last august. he has a long criminal history and had been under orders to stay away from her. >> a south bay postal service inspector accused of stealing mail is being held this weekend in jail without bond a hearing set for monday to determine if the 52-year-old can be released. he is in custody on charges including mail theft, possession of stolen mail and destroying united states mail. he works at the san jose

processing and distribution center. years ago he received an award for being a top employee. now members of the public say he betrayed their trust. >> mail is personal. you know, people send it out and expect it to get to where it's supposed to go. when something like this happens, someone in authority like this, really makes me mad. >> if convicted he faces up to 20 years in prison. california voters could soon decide if certain nonviolent crimes should be reduce from felonies to misdemeanors. the secretary of state announced she certified the safe neighborhood and schools act for the november ballot. san francisco da said the state could save up to $250 million a year by not sending low level criminals to prison and if approved some of the nonny saved would be set for schools and mental health programs. some school districts are already supporting the measure. >> we know when we do invest in your kids at the younger ages it can make the difference throughout their school career and on into their adult life.

>> san francisco da said that violent criminals will not benefit from the safe neighborhood and schools act. there is no organized opposition campaigning against the measure. >> a stockton couple is asking the public for help after their twin boys were born without eyes. they were born on may second to summer and michael lopez. jamison was born with one eye, his brother jackson can't see at all. they have a rare condition that doctors say happens in three out of every 100,000 births. the family takes weekly trips to see specialists. >> they see multiple doctors >> both parents are currently employed but have set up a go fund me page to help with medical costs. they hope to raise $20,000. drivers in texas were shocked a small plane joined

their daily drive. this video was shot yesterday an the overpass where two major highways meet in arlington. the plane was towing a banner when the pilot reported a loss of pressure. he said he was dropping the banner and making an emergency landing. the banner was later found in a backyard. amy adams has a few more fans after a gesture she made  during a flight. she was at detroit metropolitan airport when she saw a soldier in uniform at her gate. she arranged to swap her first class ticket with his coach one. this picture was taken with another coach passenger who said that he was very surprised to see her sitting there next to him. >> what a rock star move. >> that would surprise me too. shoulder to shoulder. >> very cool. >> let's talk about weather. this is the last weekend of june. just like that. >> it's true. we have a summertime warm up for the last weekend of june. we sort of have seen a gradual

warm up. the temperatures bottom out. it was back on wednesday and thursday. yesterday warmer, today slightly warmer than yesterday. by tomorrow, the heat will be on. let's take a live look outside the doors in to san francisco. plenty of gray there on the back side. along the west we have plenty of cloud cover on the coast. we have it inside the bay. it's into the east bay. most of us in areas over the north bay, the south bay, areas like concord waking up mostly sunny skies, the temperatures are beginning to turn around. the clouds will clearing this morning. for the afternoon we will be partly cloudy cloudiy and at the coast. temperatures will be warm once again for the inland communities. around and along the coast that patchy fog and 60s remain for today. today just a small warm up. it'll be a nice one. tomorrow will be warmer. temperatures are going to peak on monday. this will be the day when some of us could hit the century

mark. ly show you that in the extended forecast. let's get back to what's happening now. 67 antioch, 63 livermore. 64 walnut creek. we have upper 50s in areas like oakland and haywood. of 1 1 -- mostly sunny and 60 degrees right now in napa. last half hour we went east. this time north. mid50sa. as we get in to the afternoon widespread 80s for nevado, 86 sanity helena. it's a comfortable day. 71, low 70s for richmond, berkeley,al immediate a74 oakland today. 84 danville and concord. in to the south bay 80 degrees san jose. 84 morgan hill. these numbers are up just a few degrees from yesterday. you may not notice.

80 degrees redwood city. 75 san mateo. 69 san francisco. cool and breezy if you are going to see the giants play. 64 degrees and that westerly breeze will be with us. in the extended forecast you will notice here, that -- even though some of us will get very hot come monday, around the bay low 80s and along the coast 70 degrees. we won't loose that on shore breeze. the inland cities going to bake at some point. the rest of us mild to warm. upper 90s will be the max as we get into monday and then temperatures start to trend back down on tuesday. by wednesday, low 90s in the forecast for inland cities. low to mid-70s around the bay and mid60's at the coast. >> coming up, food trucks have become very popular for eating well on the go. now they are serving up tasty dishes this weekend for pets. the story of food trucks for dogs. >> and new uniforms foramen's

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cases, napa with 106 and 156 in marin. the cdc has expanded the definition of a heavy drinker. women who consume eight or more drinks a week are now considered heavy drinkers. for men it's 14 or more in a week a drink is considered five ounces of wine, 1 ounces 12 ounces of beer. the amount is lower for women because they are normally smaller than men and more alcohol ends up in their bloodstream. >> the pope canceled a planned trip to a hospital in rome. he was going to visit to celebrate mass but the vatican said that the 77-year-old canceled due to an unexpected problem. it's sparking rumors about the pope's health. despite the vatican saying there are no issues. >> we know only that from time to time he has bronchitis and

he was siatiaca illness with aches at his hip. >> earlier the pope skipped two engagements due to a stomach bug and canceled a walk during a mile long procession to rest up for a trip to southern italy. today muslims in the bay area and around the world will mark the first day of ramadan. it is meant for reflection asking muslims to refrain from bad thoughts and habits and grow closer to their families. they must avoid food and drink from dawn to sunset. most say that they need to pray, repent and thank allah. >> the civil case filed on behalf of 9 brian stowe. his family is suing the dodgers and former team owner. they are asking for $50 million to cover medical costs and damages. the dodgers say the two who attacked stowe in 2011 are solely responsible. yesterday was the first full

day. there is a major shake up at berkeley. sandy barbour is stepping down after a decade on the job. she was one of the longest tenured directors in the conference. she will now set up an academic program in sports management and said her time with all the athletes made it worth it. her last day will be july 15th july 15th. michael williams will be the interim director . a men's semi probaseball team played in dresses last night. the pacifics posted online these photographs of the team. they wore pink dresses styled after the all american girl's league in the 40o's and 50. it was made famous in the film a league of their own. the dresses will be auctioned off with proceeds going to a breast cancer charity and in case you were wondering the pacifics lost that game to the stompers. >> new questions about where

the oakland a's will play in the future. the coliseum authority was expected to approve a lease extension only four of the eight board members showed up. that meant it fell short of what was required for a vote. several boycotted because city officials still want to negotiate better lease terms with the a's. there could be another board meeting and vote next week. the a's staying hot in hot miami. up two in the third marlins looking to get on the third. grabbed, thrown and see you. john carlos stanton nailed at the plate. in the ninth we have a ball game. tied at five. first and second for the a's. single to right. crisp slides home. he says that i'm safe but the um peer says no you are out. eventually go to review. the play and crisp wins that debate. he is ruled safe. the a's tack on four in the ninth. the giants struggles

continue even in their own ballpark. a solid first four, then a different story in the fifth. bases loaded for hamilton. he finds a pocket in right. two runs score. bottom six, pinch hitting, triples, there she blows. hic ks scores johnny throws eight and two thirds and the giants loose 6-2, a two game lead on the dodgers in the west. giants relief pitcher -- shows he can do a little more than throw a baseball. he greeted fans and made them coffee and lattes at the first ever pete's coffee and tea shop. pete's presented a five thousand dollar check to the larkin street youth group that helps homeless and at risk children. >> coming up on mornings on 2 a highway is bakeapple back open in concord after a

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. we're live in san francisco to to show you a first of its kind shower bus for people. how many people they hope to help. >> tragedy strikes a young family overnight. the young victim in this crash. >> a special saturday court appearance for the mastermind of the benghazi attacks. mornings on 2 starts now. . good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, june 28th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm allie rasmus. claudine has the morning off. we begin with a quick look at the weather and a check in with rose-marry. >> we'll rosemary. >> we have different shades above. overcast skies, but beginning to break away as the sun moves in and begins to warm us up. temperatures are already climbing in some areas.

i want to start out with the winds, because definitely noteworthy. although the ridge of high pressure is building in, warming us up for the weekend, today, only a minor warmup. we have the onshore breeze. sfo gusting to 22 miles per hour. heyward and livermore, it's light, but it is there, helping to mitigate some of the heat for the afternoon. in fairfield, winds have been gusting this morning at travis to close to 30 miles per hour at times, more like 25. so that, again, will help to keep that heat in control. right now, temperature of 66 in fairfield, 67 in antioch. 64 in concord, 66 walnut creek. closer to the bay, temperatures holding in the 50s, some areas like san francisco, half moon bay, with mostly cloudy skies this morning, 55 for you. 56 san francisco. upper 50s in oakland. low 60s in napa. 63 for santa rosa, with mostly sunny skies in napa. i want to compare some of the numbers for you here and show you just a few degrees of warming expected in most areas for today. santa rosa yesterday, 81. today, you'll go to 85.

concord, 84. yesterday, 80 degrees, a tad warmer in san francisco, a tad warmer in san jose. you may not notice it so much, but you will by tomorrow, when a big jump in the numbers come and then we peak on honor. i'll show you that climb in the extended forecast, coming up. new this morning, a highway in concord is open again, following a deadly crash that claimed the life of a baby. it happened around 11:00 last night when an suv in a sedan collided head-on near willow pass road on highway 4. a baby and a woman were both killed. five other people have major injuries, but are expected to survive. police are investigating whether alcohol may have been a factor in that crash. antioch police are investigating a shooting that killed a man. this happened around 9:30 last night on sycamore drive. police say they found the man lying on the ground when they responded to a report of shots fired in the area. he was pronounced dead at the scene. so far, no arrests have been made. investigators are asking anyone with information about this case to call the antioch police department. police in oakland are looking for two people who they

say are connected to a suspicious fire in an oakland apartment building. firefighters responded to the flames on east 17th street at about 10:45 last night. they say an explosion of butane gas canisters at the back of the unit may have caused the fire. investigators say two people with possible burn injuries were seen leaving the area. [ indiscernible ] >> the fire was under control in just about 20 minutes, but the building is now too unstable to live in. the red cross is helping residents find another place to stay. fire crews had to treat a dog suffering from burns at the scene, but no other injuries were reported. santa rosa police are asking for help in finding a teenager who has been missing now for a month. police say 14-year-old theresa fletcher ran away from a group home in santa rosa on may 28th. she's described as 5' 8, 170 pounds, with brown eyes, brown hair, and with blonde highlights. police say she has a tattoo of a flower outlined on her right

hip. pride weekend is under way in san francisco. the theme of this year's event is color our world with pride. the focus is on fighting discrimination around the world. yesterday, hundreds of people participated in the annual transgender march. about 1 million people are expected to be at all the parades, parties and other festivities for pride weekend. many of them are visiting here from out of town. >> it's part of the attraction of the city. >> lot easier for us to walk down the city and say, hey, nice to meet you, this is my wife. >> some castro district business owners say pride weekend is their busiest time of the year. it is a symbol of gay pride and unity and it is now in place in san francisco. yesterday, hundreds of volunteers started installing the famous pink triangle on twin peaks. it's a symbol for gay people who are persecuted and killed in concentration camps in nazi, germany. supporters say it's important to remember that past while working towards a better future. at 10:30 this morning, san francisco mayor ed lee and

other city leaders will speak at a commemoration ceremony there. and here are some of the other gay pride events happening this weekend. the annual dike march and rally begins on delores street at 4:00 p.m. at 5:00, the pink saturday street party starts in the castro. of course it all leads up to tomorrow's pride parade in downtown san francisco. in honor of pride week, the rideshare service uber is helping couples tie the knot today for free. people can open the uber app and select uber wedding. they then pin the location of their ceremony and uber will come by with a notary to make the vehicle wedding official. uber will also bring a violinist, flowers, even some champagne. well, the uc system is reportedly considering banning employees from taking uber or lift on business trips. the ban would also aplay to air b and b rentals. the san francisco chronicle reports talk of the ban comes after uc officials raised concerns about liability and less regulation for ridesharing

companies. lieutenant governor gavin newsom opposes the ban, saying the uc system could likely save money by using ridesharing services. he also says the uc system should support innovation. starting today, homeless people in san francisco will be able to take a shower on a converted muni bus. ktvu's katie utehs is live in san francisco with details on how this project got started. katie? >> reporter: good morning, allie. we all know how great it feels to have a fresh shower. so far, the response has been spectacular. you see behind me, that's the lava mae shower bus. we're here on 16th near cap. so far, 10 people have had a shower and about 24 people will be able to do so this morning. it is the only mobile shower service in the city. the goal is to serve about 50% of the homeless population that lives on the street here in san francisco. you can see, it is a converted muni bus. let me show you a look inside. you can see, there are shower stalls, a toilet and a sink.

the showers are about 10 minutes each, warm shower, warm water shower. then a total of 20 minutes inside the unit. the front portion of the bus is wheelchair accessible so they are able to get someone in with a wheelchair if need be. you can imagine the seats pull out and two shower units within the bus. founder denise sandoval explains where she came up with the idea. >> i found out about the appalling lack of showers and toilets available to homeless in the city. there's only seven drop-in centers where the homeless can go and take a shower. you're pretty much using faucets, water fountain, or nothing at all. >> reporter: lava mae pays for the water used. they are connected to a city hydrant and the water also goes back into the city's water disposal system. they have a system that breaks apart sewage versus clean water. the program is funded by local organizations and is also a finalist for a large google

grant. like i said, so far, the reaction from homeless people who have come and used the bus has been positive so far. coming up in our next report, we'll let you know about efforts to expand the program and convert more muni buses. live in san francisco, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2news. safe and seen fireworks go on sale in dublin. firefighters are asking the public to be careful and be aware of the risk of wildfires. legal fireworks can be set off on july 4th at four city parks. police and firefighters say they will have extra patrols out, looking for fireworks that have not been listed as so- called safe and sane fireworks. there are concerns fireworks are capable of exploding or flying through the air. fireworks can also be set off on private property, but should be lit at a safe distance from buildings and dry brush. three people have been arrested in a sting targeting thousands of illegal fireworks in the east bay. police set up the sting after seeing ads for the fireworks on

craigslist. they seized 2500 pounds of illegal fireworks from a car and storage facility in antioch. police say the fireworks are professional grade and especially dangerous this year due to dry conditions from the drought. >> the sad part is that this is just a really small scratch. it's a drop in the bucket compared to what we think is out there. >> investigators believe the fireworks were originally purchased in indiana for 6000 to $8000. they could sell for as much as $100,000 here in the bay area. oakland firefighters will be out in force looking for fireworks. all fireworks are illegal in the city of oakland. anyone caught setting them off can face fines up to $1000. firefighters are especially concerned about fireworks this year due to the amount of dry brush out there in the oakland hills. last summer, illegal fireworks sparked a fire. >> last year, right across the street from my house, we had, we had a fire. there was fireworks going on,

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. oakland mayor jean quan will officially announce her re- election today. she plans to make the announcement about 10:00 this morning at the theater on college street. she was elected mayor in november 2010. during the past four years, her campaign says she focused on creating new jobs, increasing housing, and reducing crime. oakland will soon know if its new campaign is helping local tourism. in april, visit oakland placed billboards and pandora ads in the cities of portland and los angeles. visit oakland's marketing director says she's already seen a large boost in website traffic and hotel occupancy numbers are also up. when the billboards come down in the next month -- excuse me,

the next few days, the city will take time to study and determine if the $100,000 ad campaign was effective. >> i think it is a surprise to people. i think people have an idea of what oakland is. they think of us as an urban city, which is exactly what we are, but they don't realize we have lake front and waterfront and redwoods. >> the tourism campaign is funded by measure c hotel tax dollars. this morning, about 300 children and their families will use pizza to try and break a world record in san francisco. champion pizza tosser tony geminomi is hoping to set the record for the most people simultaneously tossing pizza dough. it is also a fund-raiser for family house, helping the families of seriously ill children. the entire block of stockton street between green and union will be closed for the event. registration started at 8:15 this morning. state tax officials have put a new rule into effect that will make it easier to pay the sales tax at food trucks. starting july 1, truck operators will be allowed to

include the sales tax on the menu price. this means customers will no longer have to fumble for change and truck owners won't have to calculate tax separately. truck owners will have figure out what they owe the state later. >> the beef sausage, the burger bite, and the chicken jerk. >> about 7:30 this morning, milo's kitchen truck set up shop at point isabelle dog park in richmond park. dog owners are invited to come out and get free home style dog treats for their four-legged friends. a photo booth has also been set up for pet owners so that their dogs and them can take a selfie together. the muni labor dispute appears to be over. the union has reached a tentative agreement with the municipal transportation authority. earlier this month, many bus drivers and metro rail operators took part in a sick- out that slowed service city wide. cable cars didn't run. details of the new three-year

deal will be presented to union members on monday. they are expected to ratify that contract. the italian company behind the mobile app monkey parking says it will not obey a cease and desist order from san francisco's city attorney. the app allows drivers to auction off their parking spot to the highest bidder. the city attorney says it's illegal to sell access to a public space. the ceo of monkey parking argues that drivers are merely selling information that they are leaving the parking space. ahead of monkey parking vows to continue operations despite the city's deadline to stop. general motors has announced four more safety real estate, covering nearly 430,000 vehicles in the u.s. the recall includes certain chevy cruzes, corvettes and some yukon. the air bags could fail or rupture, which could shoot metal pieces at the driver. there have also been reported problems with shocks, wiper systems and transmission software. gm has now recalled more than

20 million vehicles since january. summer is in full swing. we're actually in the last weekend of june, as july 1st is knocking on the door. >> just around the corner. >> next week, fourth of july, and off we go. >> yes, we have a beautiful day today. tomorrow, it's going to get a bit toasty for some of our inland cities, but you'll like today. if you liked yesterday, you'll really enjoy today because we only have minor changes in the forecast for your afternoon. giving you a live look outside, into lafayette, what a beautiful start to the morning for you. if you look way in the backdrop, you can see just those low clouds right there along the hills, right at the ridge, not coming this direction. we've got mostly sunny skies over lafayette. that's how it's going to be for the rest of today. we do still have the clouds up along the coastline, into and through the peninsula, the east bay, just a little bit of cloud cover still parts of oakland, as well as san leandro, heyward. north bay, south bay, partly cloudy to mostly sunny. the ridge of high pressure strengthening as we get into

the weekend, but the zonal flow still very east-to-west. i should say west-to-east. you can see it here with the satellite view. sometimes we get that real high arch. not the case. you can see it's sort of trending right about here. this will be the case for today. it's going to strengthen into tomorrow. monday is going to be the warmest day. that's when i think some of our inland locations, areas along the east bay, could see 100 degrees. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. the onshore breeze is with us this morning. it's going to remain for the afternoon as well, so that also helps to mitigate the heat. temperatures today moving up just a few degrees over what we had yesterday. 69 degrees right now in antioch, 65 in livermore, 64 in con cort in concord. low to mid-80s for the afternoon. into the lunch hour, 76 degrees, so a beautiful lunch hour for you there. warm for the afternoon, not too hot, though. still 80 degrees towards dinner time. at 9:00, 68.

that's a beautiful day. sun setting around 8:36 these days. 60 degrees in san francisco, 66 in mountain view, and san jose mostly sunny skies, checking in at 64 at this hour. for the afternoon today, areas like napa warming to 85. 84 for sonoma, 85 in santa rosa. areas around santa rosa, napa, sonoma, warmed into the low 80s today. today, you'll go to the mid- 80s. 74 in oakland for the afternoon today. 80 for danville. 86 in antioch, one of the warmer locations for the afternoon. 84 for morgan hill. 83 los gatos. 77 santa cruz with mostly sunny skies, a beautiful day for you there. upper 70s in sunnyvale, palo alto, menlo park. mid-70s for san mateo. 69 in san francisco for festivities there. for the afternoon, going to be a beautiful day as well. but we do have the onshore breeze. that seabreeze for the afternoon will turn it cool on a dime. so make sure you bring a jacket if you're going to spend the afternoon in san francisco or along the coast. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, temperatures will be on

the rise in a big way. come tomorrow, almost 10 degrees of warming expected for inland communities. as we get into monday, temperatures peak. that will be the day when some of us are likely to get very close, maybe even hit 100 degrees. doesn't last, though. temperatures coming down as early as tuesday with a bigger drop midweek wednesday. back to the desk. a south bay postal inspector accused of stealing the mail he swore to protect. the charges he now faces and the anger from members of the public. >> china banning hillary clinton's new book. the objections beijing has with her memoir. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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senior leaders of one of the several militias accused of taking part in the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. four americans were killed in that attack, including ambassador chris stephens. iraqi forces have reportedly taken back the city of tikrit from sunni militants linked to the terror group isis. iraqi state tv reports isis fighters have retreated from saddam hussein's hometown and says 120 militants were killed in the fighting, but some militants have denied the report and say isis fighters remain in control of tikrit. meanwhile, the pentagon says drones are flying over baghdad to protect american military advisors. >> some of those aircraft are armed. the reason that some of those aircraft are armed is primarily for forced protection reasons. >> iraq's air force has also launched air strikes in the northern city of mosul. isis has taken over much of northern and western iraq in an effort to create an islamic state, stretching from syria to

iraq. a texas man pleaded guilty for trying to join the group isis. police say michael todd wolf was arrested earlier this month at the houston airport and planned to fly to syria where he hoped to join the terror organization. another man is also accused of using internet chat rooms to recruit potential terrorists. he was terrorists. the publisher of hillary clinton's new memoir says the book will not be sold in china. the president of the company told the website buzz feed that chinese publisher declined to buy translation rights for the book. the book also will not be sold in english. he says that amounts to an effective ban on the book. in the memoir, clinton criticizes china's censorship practices and describes the country as the, quote, epicenter of the antidemocratic movement in asia. the border patrol says it is moving forward with plans to fly undocumented immigrants

caught trying to cross the border from texas to california. the announcement comes less than a week after some flights were canceled. those flights were scheduled to take 300 families with children to san diego and el centro, california. some children are reportedly being bussed to california as well. >> we've received unconfirmed reports that some buses have left with illegal aliens headed for california. >> the border patrol has not said when flights will begin or how many undocumented immigrants will be sent to california. but the border patrol has made more than 174,000 arrests in the texas rio grande valley since october. many of the undocumented immigrants who have been detained are children fleeing drug violence in central america and those children are traveling without their families. rescue crews have found the body of the firefighter who went missing after chasing his dog during a backpacking trip. 36-year-old mike herden was last seen two weeks ago when he and a friend were hiking in the los padres national forest. investigators say he went missing after his dog ran off

and then he went to look for it. his dog was found last sunday. authorities say herdman's body was discovered in a hard-to- reach area. >> it was incredibly rough terrain. even when they got close, the body was camouflaged within the terrain itself. >> investigators say his body was located about three quarters of a mile, 1200 feet above where he was last seen. the medical examiner's office was able to make a positive identification through dental records. an official cause of death has not yet been released. fireworks thrown from a freeway may have sparked a small gasifier in castro valley. it broke out in the backyard of a home last night. no one was hurt, but smoke from the fire could be seen from interstate 580. neighbors reported hearing an explosion just before that fire started and used a garden hose to help put out flames before firefighters arrived. >> i heard a boom and i came outside and looked out here and

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. help for the homeless in san francisco. are you looking at an old muni bus that has been turned into private bathrooms with showers. in just a moment, we'll have a live report on that help on wheels. good morning. i'm allie rasmus. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach. we'll get to that story in a minute. but first, let's warm you up with today's weather. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you. a fabulous day in store. how about a beautiful view over aquatic park in berkeley this morning. mostly sunny skies. that gray is tearing away and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies away from the coastline for today, even along the coastline, partly cloudy, a mix of sun and clouds expected for today. temperatures are warming up slightly for the afternoon, as a ridge of high pressure begins to nose into the bay area. slightly warmer today, a bigger jump coming tomorrow. right now, 64 degrees in concord. 63 in napa.

69 for antioch. mid-60s in livermore under mostly sunny skies. temperatures are climbing already this morning. 66 in mountain view. 57 san francisco. upper 50s to low 60s novato, santa rosa and napa. mid-50s, mostly gray at half moon bay. temperatures beginning to warm in areas like calistoga, 64 for you. 67 hillsburg, lakeport. we've got the banner over that number, but i can see 67 degrees in and around the clear lake area, upper 50s in petaluma. we'll shift along the peninsula and show you what we have already. 70 degrees reported in areas around sunnyvale. 66 in saratoga. so the low clouds hanging close to the coast. we could see it pull back just some, have a mix of sun and clouds in areas like pacifica, half moon bay for today. over parts of the north bay, as well as down into areas of monterey, we've got mostly clear skies along the coastline. temperatures today, 60s along the coast. 70s around the bay. a few low 80s, mountain view, san jose, and our inland areas warming into the 80s as well. notice the red stays in the

central valley. we're not going to see any 90s for today. when i come back, i'll put some numbers on the screen for you, show you what to expect in your neighborhood, and talk about this warming trend that will eventually take us to near the century mark, coming up. this morning, a highway in concord is back open following a deadly crash that claimed the life of a baby. it happened around 11:00 last night when an suv and a sedan collided head-on near willow pass road on highway 4. a baby and a woman were both killed. five other people were seriously injured, but are expected to survive. police are investigating whether alcohol was a factor in the crash. police have made three arrests in a string of suspicious fires in san francisco's selma neighborhood. the fires were originally thought to be the work of a single arsonist. police arrested one man after releasing surveillance video of a suspect in last week's fire at a luxury high-rise. the fire in the parking garage of the apartment towers damaged a bmw. the suspect appeared in court yesterday and pled not guilty

to two felony counts of residential burglary and arson. >> any time you have surveillance video, it's going to be very helpful to the prosecution of the case. >> the san francisco chronicle reports two other men have also been arrested in connection with the string of garbage can fires in the neighborhood. police do not believe the suspects knew each other and say none of the arsons appear to be related. four families in south san jose are turning to the red cross for help, after a fire badly damaged their condo complex. the fire started at about 2:00 yesterday afternoon at a condominium on warring drive and quickly spread to three other units. dozens of firefighters were called in to battle the flames. now, wind was not a factor, but firefighters say the metal roof on the building made the fire difficult to fight. crews had to evacuate nearby buildings in case the flames spread even further. one neighbor said it took only 15 minutes for the fire to engulf the entire complex. >> i saw it from the condominium on the right side and slowly started going toward

the inside. i went and started knocking on the doors. >> luckily, no one was home when the fire broke out. one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation, but no one else was injured. the cause is under investigation. happening now, homeless people in san francisco will be able to take a shower on a converted muni bus. ktvu's katie utehs is live this morning in the city of san francisco with details on how this project all got started. katie? >> reporter: mike, first i want to tell you about a man i just spoke with. he was about to shower and he told me that he would be happy to talk to us, but he didn't want to do the interview before the shower because he was dirty and felt embarrassed. he's happy to talk to us afterwards. that shows you the power of this bus and how meaningful it is to people, lava mae is a converted muni bus. it has two shower stalls on it. i want to show you the inside. those are two private bathrooms. imagine the seats pulled out of a muni bus. we've all been on one of those buses. you can see how large it is. the front part of the bus is an

ada-accessible shower stall, so you can imagine if someone needs to get on the bus with a wheelchair, they can do so with the lift ramp the same way that you hop onto a muni bus. there are shower locations for the homeless in the city, but this is the first mobile unit. the goal is to reach half of the people living on the street. we spoke with the founder about the moment she came up with the idea. >> i talked to a young woman on the street one day. she was homeless and dirty and she kept saying over and over that she would never be clean. i knew that meant a lot of things i would never understand. but i wondered what had that meant for her superficially. i went home that night and did some research and found out about the appalling lack of showers and toilets. >> reporter: from there, she thought if gourmet food trucks can be made to roll around the city, why not a shower bus? hence, lava mae was born. the water is paid for by the organization. they are hooked up to a city

fire hydrant, so this is a collaboration with the city and many other organizations. the goal is to convert more muni buses into showers, but of course they will need to secure the funding to do that. so far, though, this launch of the lava mae shower bus has been positive. they have served at least 10 people and hope to serve about two dozen today. if the program goes well, you'll see it throughout the city. live in san francisco, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2news. a symbol of gay pride and unity is now in place in san francisco. yesterday, volunteers started installing the famous pink triangle. it is a symbol for gay people who are persecuted and killed in concentration camps in nazi, germany. supporters say it's important to remember the past while working towards a better future. in an hour from now, san francisco mayor ed lee and other city leaders will take part in a commemoration ceremony at that site. >> with all the negativity and everything that was negative, it got switched around and got

put into positive and now i'm, like, on the top. >> the charges against gutierrez were eventually dropped. she said she was honored just to be nominated to be a grand marshall and she was thrilled that she was chosen. parade organizers say there will be a record number of floats rolling along the parade route this year at pier 54. 23 floats are just about ready to be displayed for the big pride parade. the parade's creative director says that's the most floats created in the parade history. now, several streets will be blocked off for tomorrow's parade. it starts at market and beal at 10:30 in the morning. the parade goes up market to 8th street near city hall, where festivities will wrap up. we have posted more information on the parade and other events for pride weekend on ktvu.com. just scroll down and look for hot topics. a unanimous vote as approved a $76 million suicide barrier for the golden gate bridge. the bridge board of directors made the decision yesterday in front of dozens of friends and family who have lost loved ones on the bridge.

before the vote, many family members shared their stories, spoke about their pain and urged directors to approve the plan. >> suicide is a destroyer of the survivors. >> it is a heartbreak that never goes away. >> to prevent future families going through what we're going through. >> for more than 75 years, about two for a month have chosen to end their lives by jumping from the bridge. kevin heinz there was one of those individuals, but unlike many others, he survived. he says he could not be happier about the approval. >> if we can do this, we can do anything. if we can stop suicides at the golden gate bridge, we can fight to stop suicides globally. >> it will take between two and five years to build the barrier. suicide prevention workers estimate another 100 lives could be lost during the time it takes to build that suicide barrier. born without eyes. how people are lending a hand to a family raising twins with

a rare genetic disorder and the challenges that still lie ahead for them. >> plus, what the vatican is saying in response to questions about the pope's health, after he cancels three events in one month. >> afternoon highs will warm slightly for today, before a significant jump comes our way in time for the second half of your weekend. i'll have your numbers for today. i'll detail this warming trend, coming up. >> and you're looking at a live picture from our traffic camera. you can see some of the fog starting to burn off, some patchy blue in the distance there. pride weekend, happening in san francisco, but it's not affecting traffic here just yet. you can see traffic moving smoothly this morning. time now, 9:40. you're watching mornings on 2. radio announcer: it's mattress discounters 4th of july sale. bulldog: that cloud reminds me of... radio announcer: a queen size serta pillow top mattress... bulldog: that's it! radio announcer: now on sale for just $597. bulldog: that's a ringer of a deal! radio announcer: mattress discounters 4th of july sale ends soon.

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made public. that could lead to the murder trial being moved. antolin garcia-torres is charged with kidnapping and murdering the morgan hill teenager two years ago. her body has never been found. yesterday, a san jose judge ruled the grand jury transcripts can be released to the public, but the judge stayed the ruling until july 11 to give attorneys a chance to appeal. >> so we're going to know a lot more about what occurred in that time that they were together, the defendant and sierra lamar. we're going to know more about the dna evidence associated with the case. >> defense attorneys oppose the release of the transcripts, arguing that the details could prejudice the jury. prosecuters say it could lead to a request for a change of venue. in oakland, a judge is refusing to dismiss the murder charges in a case of a man accused of killing an investigator for the public defender's office. the attorney representing 57- year-old randy alana had argued the prosecution's case was weak and circumstantial. alana is accused of killing 50- year-old sandra coke last year. he is the father of her

daughter. her body was found off of interstate 80 in vacaville last august. alana has a long criminal history and had been under orders to stay away from coke. a south bay postal service inspector accused of stealing mail is being held this weekend in jail without bond. a hearing is set for monday to determine whether 52-year-old kwan howard can be released. he's in custody on charges including mail theft, possession of stolen mail, and destroying u.s. mail. he works at the san jose processing and distribution center. several years ago, he actually received an award for being a top employee. now, members of the public say he betrayed their trust. >> mail is personal, you know. people send it out and expect it to get to where it's supposed to go. when something like this happens, somebody in authority like this, really makes me mad. >> if convicted, howard faces up to 20 years in federal prison. california voters could soon decide if certain nonviolent crimes should be reduced from felonies to

misdemeanors. yesterday, the secretary of state announced she certified the safe neighborhood and schools act for the november ballot. san francisco district attorney george gascon, one of the sponsors of the initiative, says the state could save up to $250 million a year by not sending low level criminals to prison. if approved, some of the money saved would be ear marked for schools and mental health programs. some school districts are already supporting the measure. >> we know when we do invest in our kids at these younger ages it, can make the difference throughout their entire school career and on into their adult life. >> san francisco district attorney george gascon says violent criminals will not benefit from the safe neighborhood and schools act. right now, there is no organized opposition campaigning against the measure. a stockton couple is asking the public for their help, after their twin boys were born without eyes. jamison and jackson were born on may 2 to summer holdings worth and michael lopez. jamison was born with one eye and his brother jackson, who

also has a club foot, can't see at all. they have a rare condition that doctors say occurs in three out of every 100,000 births. the family takes weekly trips to the bay area to see specialists. >> they see an endocrinologist, neurologist, and three different ophthalmologist specialists. >> both parents lost their jobs. they have set up a go fund me page to help offset medical costs. they rope to raise $20,000. drivers in texas were shocked when a small plane suddenly joined their daily commute on the highway. this video was shot yesterday, where an over-- on an overpass where two major highways meet in arlington. the plane was towing a banner when the pilot reported a sudden loss of pressure. he told air traffic controllers he was dropping the banner and making an emergency landing, which he did near those highways. the banner was later found in the backyard of a nearby home. actress amy adams has a few more fans, after a gesture she made during a flight.

adams was at detroit metropolitan wayne county airport yesterday when she saw a soldier in uniform at her gate. that's when she arranged to swap her first class ticket with his coach ticket. now, this picture was taken with another passenger, coach passenger, who says he was surprisedded to see her sitting next to him. >> first class move for that first class ticket. very nice gesture by the actress amy adams. let's turn now to rosemary and check again on this unbelievable last weekend of june. >> i know, time flies. >> yeah. >> going to be a nice day. tomorrow will be warm, tomorrow's going to be hot, and if you don't like the heat, i've got a cooldown to show you in the extended forecast. giving you a live look outside our doors, let's talk about what's happening right now. up close, personal with the oakland downtown skyline, you can see gray over oakland, just a very light breeze, sort of flapping that flag around above the tribune tower this morning. it's a mild one already. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. as we get into the afternoon,

today, slightly warmer than yesterday. we will remain with patchy fog along the coastline. i think we'll be with a mix of sun and clouds. if you look close, this is a snapshot of the satellite view. you can see the clouds there. take a look at santa cruz. mostly sunny skies in santa cruz at this hour. we're going to be sunny and warm inland. i think temperatures will warm 2 to 4 degrees, maybe 6 degrees above yesterday's high. so a nice day in store for today. a bigger jump will come tomorrow, especially for the inland areas. then on monday, temperatures are going to peak. that will be the day when some of us could actually get near 100 degrees. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. the onshore breeze is still blowing. it has weakened a bit. fairfield gusting to 23 miles per hour with a little stronger earlier this morning, but still, a lot like what we had yesterday. so that onshore breeze is going to help mitigate the heat for the afternoon. temperatures will be mid to upper 80s for some of those hottest locations inland. 66 in fairfield right now. upper 60s in antioch. 65 in livermore. 64 in concord under mostly

sunny skies. if you're stepping out already this morning, you have a beautiful morning ahead of you. 59 in san francisco. 59 in novato. low 60s santa rosa, napa. mid-50s half moon bay. still mostly gray at half moon bay. afternoon highs for today, 84 for sonoma, 82 in san rafael, 83 for contentfield. heading to the east bay, we have low 70s for alameda, berkeley, san leandro. 73 for heyward. 83 for pleasanton. 85 for pittsburgh. into the santa clara valley, 80s for morgan hill, san jose, 83 for saratoga. 77, mostly sunny in santa cruz. 80 in woodside. 69 in san francisco for the afternoon. low 60s, partly cloudy skies expected, pacifica, half moon bay. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, notice a huge jump coming as early as tomorrow for inland cities. monday's going to be the hottest day. temperatures do begin to trend downward on tuesday. still, a very warm one.

then better relief coming by midweek wednesday. a big heat-up coming, but it won't last long. notice around the bay, along the coast, warmer, but not bad. the onshore breeze is going to continue. it's going to weaken, but will still be there along the coast and just inside the bay. back to the desk. >> thanks, rosemary. east bay mud is spending $86 million this year to replace pipe and repair breaks. the utility plans on replacing 10 miles of critical pipe this year. after a decade of repeated water main failures was discovered in oakland, the so- called back bone water main installed 83 years ago. >> what we have to do is fix it as fast as possible. clearly, it's a waste of water and during the drought, we want to stop leaks. >> in some areas with unstable soils, east bay mud is installing thick, flexible plastic pipe instead of the steel pipe. they say without the new pipes, an earthquake could cause us to go without water. starting july 1, the utility is raising its rates 9%.

a third of that increase will pay for the new pipe. new concerns about an outbreak of whooping cough. the rapid rise in cases and which parts of the bay area are seeing the biggest increases. >> and a new look for a men's semi pro baseball team in the north bay. the reason why they wore dresses at home plate. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

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seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking . state health officials say three infants have now died from whooping cough this year. they say the number of overall cases is rising rapidly. so far this year, there are about 4500 cases of whooping cough, an increase of 1100 cases in just one month. the highest rates in the bay area are in sonoma county, which has 552 cases. napa county has 106 and there are 156 cases in marin county. pope francis has canceled a planned trip to the hospital in rome. he was supposed to visit a hospital yesterday to celebrate

a mass, but the vatican issued a statement saying the 77-year- old canceled due to an unexpected disposition. the cancellation is sparking rumors about the pope's health, despite the vatican confirming there are no issues. >> we know only that from time to time he has bronchitis and that he has sciatica illnesses with aches at his hip. >> earlier this month, the pope skipped two engagements due to a stomach bug and canceled a walk during a mile-long procession to rest up for a trip to southern italy. today, muslims in the bay area and around the world will mark the first day of ramadan. this month-long observance is meant for reflection, asking muslims to refrain from bad thoughts and habits and grow closer to their families. they must also avoid food and beverage from dawn to sunset. muslims say they need to pray, repent, and thank all of the arabic name for god. changes are coming to the

uc berkeley athletic department. the athletic director saned barber is stepping down after a decade on the job. she was one of the longest tenured athletic directors in the entire pac-12 conference. barber, who will now set up an academic program in sports management at cal, says her time with all the student athletes over the years were very worthwhile. >> they are the reason we get up and come to work. they are the reason we have smiles on our faces. they are the reasons we do what we do. >> barber's last day will be july 15th. former cal wrestler michael williams will be the interim athletic director. a men's semi pro baseball team in san rafael played in dresses last night. the san rafael pacifics posted online photos of the team, looking at them right there. they wore pink dresses, styled after the all-american girls professional baseball league in the 1940s and '50s. the league was made famous in the tom hanks film "a league of their own." these dresses will be auctioned off with proceeds going to a

breast cancer charity. in case you were wondering, the san rafael pacifics lost the game last night to the sonoma stompers, 4-3. new questions about where the oakland a's will play in the future. the colosseum authority was expected to approve a 10-year extension. only four of the eight board members showed up, falling short of the quorum required for a vote. several members reportedly boycotted the meeting because city officials want to negotiate berlise terms with the a's. there could be another board meeting scheduled next week. the a's staying hot in miami. cespedes makes this play, see ya at the plate. in the ninth, ball game tied at 5-5. first and second for the a's, more cespedes, single to right field. coco crisp slides home. he tells the ump he's safe. ump says no, you're not. they eventually go to review on this play and coco crisp wins the debate and is ruled safe at

the plate. the a's eventually tack on another three in the ninth and win 9-5. sonny gray on the hilda. the san francisco giants' struggles continue even in their own ballpark. madison bumgarner threw a solid outing. reds get a total of five in the fifth. bottom of six, lone bright spot, tyler colvin pinch hitting. brandon hicks comes around to score. hunter pence would eventually knock in colvin. 8 2/3, and the giants lose 6-2. still holding on to that two- game lead on the dodgers in the west. and now it's time to send it over to rosemary for one last check on the weather. >> okay. beautiful day shaping up around the bay area. right now, mid-50s to mid-60s. areas like antioch, about 70 degrees. as we get into the lunch hour, mostly sunny away from the coastline, upper 50s at the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay for your lunch hour. here is what we are looking at for the afternoon.

60s at the coast, 60s to 70s around the bay. our inland cities, warming into the 80s. mid-80s, upper 80s for the afternoon. extended forecast here, with your bay area weekend always in view, so slightly warmer today, a significant jump coming tomorrow. temperatures will peak on monday. we begin to see a downward trend on tuesday, and then on wednesday, nice, mild to warm once again. >> yeah, all right. thank you very much. appreciate it, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. >> you can catch our next newscast following the los angeles dodgers-st. louis cardinals game tonight. have a great day. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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