>> reporter: police are looking for a suspected drunk driver who crashed into a very popular hardware store in san francisco's castro district. we'll tell you the damage next. all eyes on the supreme court. we're expecting a desoinths a significant case involving abortion rights, religious liberty and obamacare. one man is hospitalized after barely escaping an early- morning house fire. we'll tell you how he was injured and where the fire was

started. "mornings on 2" starts right now. we're live in front of a well-known store in the castro district. early this morning, a driver plowed right into the front of the store leaving behind an expensive case. tara moriarty is there and coming up in two minutes she willtel us why the owner says she's angry because what the driver did after the crash. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm brian flores. dave clark is off today. steve is here. it will be hot today. >> pretty much for any. there's a little bit of fog down near monterey. inland temperatures not only will it be warm to hot but we also have the high fire danger. today looks to be the hottest day. there's not much of a breeze, thankfully. but it's a big mountain of high pressure on us. san jose will start off mild.

64. 80 at noon. a high today of 82. east san jose will be about 86, 87. 68 in livermore. san jose in the 60s. a few 50s. a couple of 40s on the coast. that's it. everyone starting off pretty warm. pittsburgh is almost 70. brentwood is in there. walnut creek 60. la fayette, still 64. i mean, it's just minutes away from beginning to warm up. the fog is monterey south. sunny and hot by the coast. really nice. it will be cooking inland. that's stockton hot. with 100s for a few and 70s, 80s closer to the water. here's sal. good morning. we're seeing traffic to the midcommute levels right now. starting off instate 80 westbound -- interstate 80 westbound. speeds are 50 miles an hour. 23-minute drive time. not all that bad. when you get to the bay bridge, you will be waiting at least that long to get on the san francisco side including the

backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and then your drive across the bridge. you will have about a 25, 30- minute drive time getting across into san francisco. as we look at our maps, southbound 880 is slow coming from 238 down to the fremont area. we also do have some slow traffic on the dumbarton san mateo bridge approach. but 20 minutes from 238 to thornton avenue and then 580 is a huge mess here on 580 from the altamont pass to 680 taking almost an hour to make that commute. the traffic in san jose is slowest on 8 a. b.a.r.t. and caltrain is on time. muni has slight delays on the bus lines. nog really major. they will be delayed five, ten minutes. you might want to give yourself extra time. back to the desk. the owner of a store in san francisco is cleaning up after a car smashed into the building at cliff's variety store at 18th and castro streets. tara moriarty is outside that store with more details and

what police are doing to track down the person responsible. >> reporter: good morning. the owner has basically cleaned up a lot of the mess that was left behind by this driver. as you take a look, you can see there is a storefront window completely missing, a garbage can on its side. if we pan to the right, some structural damage to the building. police say that the driver of a convertible mercedes slammed into cliff's variety hardware store before 4:30. the person veered off the road, two windows were shattered. toys were knocked all over the floor inside. the owner says she's angry that the driver ran off after the incident. >> i think it's probably pretty typical of anybody drinking and driving and has an accident to not have the man enough to stand around and take the knocks for it. >> reporter: there's some blood inside the car according to

police. the driver was hurt. we're not sure how badly. police are running the license plate. they will be asking nearby businesses for surveillance video. we'll keep you posted and let you know if this driver is caught. we're live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. also new this morning, firefighters responded to reports of heavy smoke at the muni station in the castro district. it happened before 5:00 this morning according to the san francisco fire department. the smoke was coming from a maintenance truck parked near a tunnel at the station. the fire department says no one was injured. the chp is investigating a deadly crash that happened overnight on interstate 680 and alamo. it happened on the northbound side of the freeway near stone valley road. a witness called 911 saying a car drove up on the right shoulder of the freeway and hit several trees. the driver died. he's being identified only as a

59-year-old man from pittsburgh. the chp said he was driving by himself. no one else was hurt. one man has been hurt in an early-morning house fire in oakland. it started 90 minutes ago at a home on 35th avenue. alex savidge joins us live to tell us what the man was doing moments before the fire. >> reporter: good morning to you, brian. this man was sleeping inside the home, when he smelled smoke and flames. he was able to get out of the car. in process of trying to escape his home, he was burned on his head. let me show you the video. you can see firefighters treating this man mon a yard -- on -- on a yard, on a lawn nearby. he was eventually taken to the hospital to be checked out. he had minor burns to his head. he's expected to be okay. the fire started around 5:30 this morning at this house, which is on 35th avenue, right near 580. oakland firefighters got here fast, in about a minute or so and they knocked the flames

down quickly. the fire appears to have started on the front porch of the home, which is raising red flags. crews say the man inside was lucky to get out. >> he woke up and saw flames. it appears that he did come through the front door where the majority of the fire is. he's very lucky. >> reporter: and there was a fire investigator who was called out here to this scene to try to figure out what started the fire. for the most part, he was focused on the front porch. the cause has not been become clear just yet but certainly the fact that the fire started outside of the home is unusual. the fire has not been labeled suspicious. but certainly again, raising red flags for investigator. the man inside the home. he did make it out okay with minor burns to his head. he's being treated at the hospital. live in oakland, alex savidge,

ktvu channel 2 news. oakland's improving budget situation is allowing the fire department is end rotating station closures. for the past two years, the city's fire department has gone through so-called fire station brownouts. each station has been shut down for three days at a time with rotating closures saving about $2.5 million a year. but oakland's new budget has given the fire department some breathing room and the brownouts will end tomorrow. 7:08. oakland city council's trying to determine how to spend and unexpected windfall of $29 million. they have until tomorrow to amend the budget and include the extra money. the surplus comes from home sale transfer taxes due to the hot real estate market. mayor quan wants the point to pay down debt and fill some of the positions that had to on le named -- that had to be eliminated. other council members say the money should be set aside in a rainy day fund.

jean quan is seeking a second term. the mayor's office tweeted this photo of quan at yesterday's pride parade in san francisco as she picks off her re- election campaign in the city across the bay. her campaign against crime, she says has made the streets safer. she said she's brought new jobs and new housing to oakland during her first term as mayor. she faces a packed field of more than a dozen contenders, including two members of the oakland city council. tomorrow, the richmond city council is voting on a proposal that some say are testing their first amendment rights. the proposal by councilwoman beckles would enforce a six- month ban on anyone who disrupts a council meeting with vulgar or hateful comments. critics of beckle say she's one of the worse offenders. they say she regularly uses the f-word when voicing her opinion

at meetings. happening today, muni workers will review the deal that could end their contract dispute with management. on friday, union leaders reached a tentative agreement with management on a new three- year contract. this would settle a disruptive labor dispute. earlier, you will there was a sickout forcing the transit agency to cancel hundreds of bus, streetcar, metro and cable car runs. a mountain view woman was arrested after she reportedly conattacked two -- reportedly attacked two caltrain conductors. they say she was drunk after attending the pride festival. she was asked to get off and became violent. she allegedly hit one of them on the head with her purse. maria posada valderrama was arrested and faces charges.

steve said today will be very hot. it could be a good thing the fair is closed on mondays. that's after 40 people needed first aid for heat-related problems yesterday. temperatures were in the mid- 90s but may have seemed hotter because of all of the pavement at the pleasanton fairgrounds. people send to be sealing all of the sites so they forgot to drink water and rest when temperatures get high. >> usually you would think either the very young or the elderly and we actually ran the gamut pretty good. we did a good range of 19, 20 through 70 something. >> some of the people who were treated for heat problems felt well enough to continue spending time at the fair. others went home. five were taken to the hospital for further observation or treatment. stay hydrated. >> it's summer out there, too. 7:11. coming up, he went out for ice cream for his nephew and never

returned home. >> got hit by this driver. >> coming up at 7:30, the search underway for a hit-and- run driver who seriously injured an autistic man in san jose. the cost of housing the homeless. why some are unhappy with the program that cost almost a million dollars a year. good morning. we're still looking at a commute where traffic is getting busker by the moment. including here on highway 24. you can see here it here especially in pleasant hill. we'll give you the drive time. just stepped outside. it feels warm. it will be warm to hot. this will be the hottest day of the week. we'll have the numbers coming up.

san francisco is spending nearly a million dollars a year to help house homeless families outside of the city. two-thirds of the families receiving subsidies are sent outside of the city. some as far as sacramento because of sky high rents and a shortage of housing, city officials say it actually makes financial sense to send people out of the city. under the program, homeless families get an average of $600 a month in rent subsidies. that money could go further in sacramento where the average rent starts at $800. compare that to san francisco where rent starts at $2500. time now is 7:15. the 49ers making their final preparations for the huge crowds that will be coming to the new levi stadium in santa clara. it opens in just five weeks. yesterday, the 9ers teamed up with the valley transportation authority for a dry run for game days. they blocked off several streets, set up security lanes and put up signs directing fans how to get around the stadium. they want to reduce the

confusion for fans taking mass transit. >> moving that people, coordinating that people is a challenge. you know, i think we've done it -- woosh's going to bible -- we're going to be able to do it through planning and things like this, practice. >> the first event at the state of the art football stadium will be a soccer game. the earthquakes take on the field -- will take the field, i should say, august 2nd. >> very exciting. >> yeah. >> almost here. last day of june. let's check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads. >> well, it's getting crowded. one of the commutes we're looking at is the pleasant hill to oakland commute. right now from pleasant hill road on highway 24 westbound to the caldecott, it's taking about nine minutes. most of the slow traffic is here after you reach interstate 680 and head west and slowing in orinda, a couple of slow spots there. but it's getting more crowded by the moment. i expect this traffic time, this drive time to go up. let's go to the bay bridge toll

plaza where you have a drive time of 30 minutes getting into san francisco. no major delays on the span but there is a lot of people cueing up. 580 livermore has been a mess. easily the lowest -- osh the slowest -- or the slowest commute as you drive westbound. there have been a lot of minor accidents. most of it is slow traffic coming in on westbound 080 until you get to the 680 interchange. after that, you will see slow traffic on 680. as we look acthe santa cruz mountains, that highway looks okay. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. we're fog-free. there is a tiny patch in monterey bay. south of that, it's solid from big sur south. it's not here today. a couple of high clouds around. the coast is clear. it will be nice over there. this will probably be their best of the day of the week by

car. concord, 95. palo alto, 92 today. san jose 92. temperatures in the city will be warm. they won't be crazy warm. starting off 56. 70 at noon. that's nice. 78 for a high today. normal 67 degrees. so yes, way above. oakland as well will be in the 80s. the climate data shows 67, 54 is normal for san francisco or average. the record, 93, 1927. record low of 47 back in 1908. in oakland, there's a hint off an offshore breeze where it's warm. 88 at the airport. it's already 68 in livermore. 66 fair field. that's pretty farm. 75 to the east of morgan hill. 60s for some, including san jose state at 68 degrees already. well out of the gate pretty quick here. hardly any breeze at all when

it is less than 5 at travis. there's the fog right there, sal. it will be here tomorrow. it will be shallow. we'll cool off. today definitely the hottest with the coast clear. 40s in the mountains. 60s, 70s to fresno. high pressure will lose its grip tomorrow. today it's large and in charge. nice to warm original the coast. it will be hot inland. 90s to 100s. hardly any breeze whatsoever. 95 san rafael. sonoma, 9 5. petaluma is in there. 80 richmond. inland you find the 100s, including concord, pittsburg, antioch, oakley, pleasanton. 82 alameda. 92 in san jose to upper 90s to 100 gilroy. 88, 91 in santa clara. and then 70s on the coast. it's clear there, a little cool. half moon bay was 48 this

morning. 87 san mateo. 91 woodside. tomorrow looks to be the start of fog coming back. by the end of the week, i think it plays into a normal forecast, by that 60s, 70s and 80s. heading into the 4th of july. after today, temperatures will be warm to hot inland but probably not as hot. it cools down. that will take us into friday and the holiday weekend. >> all right. thank you. the u.s. men's soccer team getting ready for a tough battle when it takes on belgium. the teams will face off at 1:00 our time. the u.s. heads into the knockout stage after taking second place in group g behind germany. the winner fates argentina or -- faces argentina or switzerland. a tweet is generating controversy. the tweet from royal dutch airlines klm reads adios amigos and features the depar chun sign with a man in a sombrero.

earlier this month, delta got flack from customers after tweeting a picture of a giraffe following the u.s. again against ghana. breaking news, the u.s. supreme court has just issued a ruling in a much-anticipated case. the birth control case. the justices ruled that the oklahoma-based company, hob been lobby, does not have to abide by the mandate in the affordable care act that all businesses must provide contraception coverages. hobby lobby argued that providing birth control violates religious freedom. we'll have more on this breaking news and a live report from washington, d.c. coming up at 7:30. the court also issued a ruling on labor unions. the justices this morning ruled that public sector labor unions cannot force home health

workers to pay union dues if they object to being affiliated with the union. the justices said collecting the fees violates the first amendment rights of workers who are not union meles -- members. it involves a group of workers in illinois. many say this decision could cripple the ability of public sector unions to function if workers cannot be forced to pay dues. many won't. as a result, union coffers would dry up. 7:22. coming up -- a secret social experiment on facebook revealed. mum a midair scare. the surprise in the middle of a flight that forced a pilot to make an emergency landing.

united airlines plane had to make an emergency landing in kansas after the evacuation slide opened up in the middle of the flight.

the boeing 737 was heading from chicago to orange county last night. a passenger took these pictures after the slide deployed. another described the flight attendants' reactions. >> you heard a big bang and a hiss and they just had a panicked look and ran back to the center of the rain. >> no one was hurt. united put the passengers up in hotels in wichita and they are expected to fly to orange county this morning. the crew is expecting the plane to determine what caused the slide to deploy. 7:25. happening today -- president obama plans to ask congress for $2 billion to help with the flood of immigrant children crossing the u.s./mexico bord her. the white house says it will request the homeland security department be granted the authority to be the procedures.

more than 50,000 children traveling alone have crossed the u.s. border in revent months. over the weekend, nancy pelosi visited a facility in texas. >> we have a moral responsible to address this in a dignified way. i wouldn't even say bipartisan. i would say nonparty on way. none partisan way -- nonpartisan way. >> finding communities willing to house the children is proving difficult. yesterday, people in southern california demonstrated against a plan to use a holding facility in murietta. >> we want to send a message that the illegal aliens entering our country need to be repaytriated to their home nation. 7:26. the leaders of a sunni militant group say they are change the

group's name after declaring the establishment of an islamic state. the group has been known as isis. now it is simply calling itself islamic state or is. the group's leader is creating the nation. 7:27. we are continuing our coverage of breaking news out of the u.s. supreme court. up next, we'll have live coverage on the decision just handed down that a national company does not have to abide by an obamacare mandate. >> reporter: an autistic man is in the hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car in san jose. you will hear from his family who is pleading for the driver to come forward. we're looking at the san mateo bridge. just hearing word there could be a problem on 92 westbound

near the high rise. we're trying to figure out what's going on. we'll let you know more coming up. fog free at least for us today. tomorrow looks like a different story. the coast will be clear. no fog coming under the golden gate. temperatures will be warm. we'll show you -- coming up. hey there.

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you are looking live outside of the u.s. supreme court building in washington, d.c. where a major decision was passed down in the past half- hour. that involves hot button issues, including abortion, religious freedom and obamacare. kyla campbell is there. in two minutes, she'll explain the court rurting that went in favor of a national company and against the white house administration. a lot involved here. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm brian flores. dave clark is off today. steve paulson is here. it will be the hottest day of the week. it sure looks like it. no doubt about it. fog-free for us. a little sea breeze is starting in daly city. even though it will be sunny, there is a westerly breeze there. that will save some. inland temperatures are starting to warm up fast. 92 in san jose. starting off at 64. it's almost 70 degrees in livermore. there are some locations that never got below 70.

50s, 60s on your temperature. palo alto is already 63. 62 foster city. those 50s will wet wiped out pretty fast. calm livermore, calm, hayward. 5-mile-an-hour at sfo. that won't do much. from daly city to sfo there is a little component of a westerly breeze. the fog is south of monterey. sunny and hot for most. nice, mild, warm by the coast. temperatures, 90s, 100. 70s, 80s coast and bay. here's sal. good morning. we're looking at a commute here where traffic is going to be busy if you are driving on the san mateo bridge, there was word of a five-car jash near the high rides. they managed to get all of the cars involved on the west side of the bridge just in foster city. that helped us out by not having the lanes blocked. it's still a little bit crowded on the span. bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic, it will be slow as usual, 20, 30-minute drive time

into san francisco. as i look at san jose, it's somewhat surprising it's not worse. traffic is busy on 101 after 880 and then slows in sunnyvale and mountain view. 280 traffic is busy as well. let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sal. thank you. breaking news out of the supreme court this morning. a much-anticipated ruling just minutes ago, the justices said corporations can opt out of the new healthcare law requirement that they cover birth control for women if they object on religious grounds. kyla campbell live in front of the supreme court this morning in washington, d.c. with more on this ruling. kyla? >> reporter: i was inside the court as they started to read their opinion this morning. the decision was 5-4 in favor of hobby lobby. beyond the folks standing right here, you can see some of the demonstrators beyond and also the media as well. as they were reading the opinion, they did not get to the final decision in there. but you could tell they were

leaning toward hobby hobby. the justice says this is not about the size of the business. hobby lobby is owned by the parents and children. that can be said for other companies, one located in pennsylvania. hobby lobby. i spoke to their attorney. they have 28,000 workers. they were only against four of the 20 fda approved contraceptives under the affordable care act. they said it would violate certain birth controls. five justices were in favor. this could oech the doors for other -- open the doors for other companies to come forward

when fighting certain parts of the obamacare mandate. we'll be waiting to hear from both sides of the issue. we'll be checking back in one issue from now. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. the u.s. supreme court has just refused to hear an appeal from a popular oyster farm in marin county feas facing closure. the justices did not comment on the case. that leaves in place lower courts ruling of drake's boy. the lower courts have allowed them to keep operating while the case was spending. >> police in san jose are looking for leads that left an autistic man with serious injuries. it happened at hostetter. janine de la vega joins us live with more on the family's plea to find the person responsible. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori, the accident happened at 9:45 at night when it was dark here at the intersection which is a block away from 680 at

hostetter road. police have little to go on. that's frustrating to the family of john paul garcia. garcia is in icu suffering from broken bones and spinal cord injuries that could leave him paralyzed. last wednesday night, the 26- year-old was in the crosswalk on hostetter at oaks when a car hit him and left the scene. they were told his body flew 20 feet knocking him out of his shoes. garcia had gone to buy ice cream for his nephew and was on his way home when he was hit. >> my family -- we get that accidents happen but -- [audio difficulties] >> we want to find him -- we don't want money. we don't want anything from him. we just want him to own up to his actions. >> reporter: garcia's mother actually drove by the accident on her way to work but had no

idea it was her son laying in the road. as you heard, they desperately want the driver to come forward and police are asking people to jog their memories. if you remember being in this area near north san jose last wednesday night. if you have any information to please give them a call. all they have to go on, they think the suspect was driving a black sedan. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. about 200 gallons of gas leaked after a pickup truck crashed into a pump at a gas station in san mateo. it happened around noon yesterday at the valero on east 4th avenue and south of delaware street. a chief said crews arriving on scene activated an emergency shutoff switch and were able to prevent any fuel from spilling into storm drains. it's still unclear what caused the crash. no one was hurt.

police in antioch are looking for the person who shot seven people during a party over the weekend. the shooting happened saturday night at a home on cedar point way. neighbors say there was a good- sized crowd at the home when a person drove by and fired shots into the garage. >> it was rapid fire. it started out maybe two, three shots. after that it was an unloaded clip at that point, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> two victims showed up at local hospitals. anyone with information is asked to call police. jury deliberations are set to resume today in bryan stow's civil trial against the los angeles dodgers. stow's family is seeking almost $38 million to pay his medical bills in future years and double that for pain and suffering. stow's attorney said the dodgers were negligent and

should have had more security. the team's attorneys say stow was drunk and is partly to blame for what happened. >> later today. a court hearing is scheduled for a san francisco man who prompted a nationwide manhunt after fbi officials say they found a homemade bomb inside his apartment. ryan chamberlain pleaded not guilty to federal charges that include possessing an illegal destructive device and possession of a loaded firearm with a serial number filed off. prosecutors also say they found a package of caster beans, raw materials used to make ricin in his apartment. san francisco general hospital will rescrew its response to the asiana crash one year ago. the trauma center treated dozens of seriously injured passengers immediately after the crash landing at sfo on july 6th of 2013. today, the hospital will display the models for new

emergency rooms that will be used in the next mass casualty disaster. they will hold a panel discussion on the critical lessons learned from last year's deadly crash. a new 911 dispatch center will be unveiled today in oakland. the facility includes new and improved work stations and a more efficient shot spotter operation. this project is the result of a $750,000 investment to make realtime communication between dispatchers and police officers clearer, easier and faster. later today, president obama will nominate a new director to lead the embattled department of veterans affairs. also today, the president will nominate bob mcdonald, a former ceo of procter & gamble. if confirmed by the senate, mcdonald will be tasked will leading the department blamed for treatment delays and coverups. mcdonald would replace eric shinseki who resigned last month. it looks thousands of

people may have taken part in an experiment by facebook without realizing it. for one week in 2012, facebook put upbeat posts on some of the user' feeds and negative posts on others. it was part of a psychological study facebook did with researchers at cornell university and uc san francisco. the people who received bad news mosted more negative posts. while those who read good news responded positive. there's no indication that people were asked if they would like to take part in the study. the search is on for a suspected drunk driver in san francisco following a hit-and- run crash. in just 201 minutes a look at the damage splice police say the driver caused at a well- known store. it was a chaotic end to pride celebrations in san francisco. the incident that sent people scrambling in fear of their lives. and right now, we are still looking at a commute that's

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we're learning more about the robbery suspect who went on a rampage at at san jose liquor store seen here in this video. police have identified the man as 25-year-old justin johnson. surveillance video from june 16th shows him going behind the counter at bascom avenue and

throwing bottles at the clerk. the clerk was not injured and johnson got away. authorities say johnson has two outstanding warrants, one for a felony arrest. another for a felony parole violation. he's 5'2", 215 pounds. anyone with information is asked to call santa clara sheriff's office. was one of the largest pride celebrations ever in san francisco. unfortunately, it was one of the most violent. pam cook is in the newsroom with details on what happened and scary cell phone video. >> police are asking people to come forward with any information on what may have led up to the multiple shootings during the pride celebration. we want to show you cell phone video. this was taken about 6:30 last night, minutes after witnesses reported hearing gunshots at golden gate avenue and hyde street. no one was injured. but police say a man was arrested in that area with two guns. now, a half-hour after that, a woman was shot on market street

right near where a man was shot saturday night. both people who were shot are expected to survive their injuries. all three incidents happened near the end of yesterday's parade route. now, we're still waiting to hear from police on how many total arrests were made over the weekend. but so far, we know that 75 people were arrested on saturday alone. 65 were for public intoxication. six felony arrests were made for assault and weapons violations and four people were arrested on misdemeanor charges. now, of course, the pride parade attracts people from all over the world. and the question now is can people come here and be -- and stay safe. we have calls out to san francisco supervisors and the police chief. hopefully, we can get a comment on what they are doing and what they will do to keep the celebration that's very large very safe for people. >> on ktvu.com, you will find

more pride weekend including a photo gallery of the parade. you can find it under slide shows. one person was killed and five hurt in two separate violent incidents ahead of the b.e.t. awards in los angeles. a man was shot and killed at a party in a restaurant early yesterday morning. on saturday, a man was stabbed at a nightclub. police say the parties were related to the awards but not part of the official events. investigators say a 29-year- old man shot by a chp officer in martinez is expected to survive. it happened saturday night after a brief police pursuit on pacheco near 680. investigators say the suspect showed down to let a little boy out of his car and rammed a highway patrol car. officers say he had his hands in his waistband when he stopped and got out of the vehicle. that's when the chp stopped and opened fire. that's when they found a man with drugs inside his car. we want to economic in with sal -- we want to check in with

sal and see what's happening on the roads. >> there was a crash there. traffic slowed down. we're following it very slowly. traffic is better than it was five minutes ago. but it will take you longer. this is 12-minute drive time across the span. 580 westbound has been slow. it's improving a little bit if you are driving through the livermore valley, you want to get to the maps here and show you that. 580 traffic is very slow. if you are getting on the freeway after the dublin interchange, it will be much better for you. highway 24 is moderate in pleasant hill. that's about all. it looks good on the oakland side. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. clear skies. not much of a breeze. there is a puff of a one.

fog is south of big sur. it won't make an impact until tomorrow. we have a westerly breeze. it's just a mountain of high pressure on top of us. it means not only hot conditions but high fire danger. low humidity, light breeze. it's not that strong. but temperatures in the higher elevations are really warm. that's going to translate into very warm inland temperatures today. san francisco not bad. 78. it will be a beautiful day. but the record -- 90s way back. they will not set a record. oakland will be warm as well. 88 downtown oakland. it won't take long to warm up. 68 livermore. upper 60s. mid-60s for many. they are itching. rarin' to go. they will be in the 70s pretty quick. there are some temperatures that are warm. cobb mountain, i think tony said it's 70. you get up 1500 feet. there's 70s to near 80-degree temperatures.

closer to the surface, it's mainly 60s. calistoga is 68. they will be about 100 today. 5 miles per hour at travis. that won't cool anybody out. that's light. there is an easterly breeze at the napa airport. that's the fog. it's down there. it will be up here. 48 up in tahoe. 65 reno. 68 sacramento. clear on the coast. they had some upper 40s for lows. they are beginning to warm up. nothing here except clear skies. a few high clouds. sunny and hot. nice, mild, warm on the coast. at about, half a mile inland. you find warmer temperatures. 90s for some. 100s for others. 96 novato. sonoma, 95. 100. santa rosa, at 97. we'll go 101 fairfield. 100 concord. antioch, brentwood, oakley, san ramon all in there. hayward, 86. 92 in san jose.

88 santa cruz. capitola will be in there. we did go 100 in gilroy. 70s on the coast. upper 70s in the cities. 80s, low to mid to san mateo and then 90s. redwood city, palo alto, menlo park. it does look cooler by wednesday for everybody. we'll carry that into the 4th with near average temperatures. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s out to the valley. warm on tuesday. but then it does cool down on wednesday. we'll take that into the holiday weekend. >> all right, steve. thank you. well, coming up, what to do with unexpected extra money. coming up in about 20 minute, the way city leaders hope to use $29 million. spotted on the freeway, a man on the back of a moving car. look at that. the story behind this bizarre scene on a busy north carolina freeway.

the murder trial of oscar pistorius resumed after a month long break. the judge put the trild on hold so mental health experts could run tests on pistorius. they ruld he was not -- rule he was not many tally incapacitated when he shot his girlfriend to death and his murder trial should cone. he admits to killing reeva steevkamp but contends the deadly shooting was tragic accident. a new doctor has declared donald sterling is mentally fit to run the los angeles clippers. the neurologist determined the 80-year-old showed no signs of dementia or alzheimer's disease. this latest testing was arranged by one of sterling's attorneys. earlier, sterling's estranged wife presented medical reports by two other doctors stating her husband is mentally incapacitated. shelley ster lick is fighting to sell the clippers to steve

balmer for $2 billion. a man was spotted clinging to the trunk of a car over the weekend as it sped along a busy highway in north carolina. it was all caught on camera. authorities received several 911 calls regarding this incident on saturday a woman was driving and the child was in the back of a car seat. witnesses say the man broke true the rather window and climbed inside. the woman who captured the incident was in complete disbelief. >> there's someone on top of the car, on the trunk, the kids said. i said what? let me get my phone and started to record. >> by the time the troopers arrived, the car was gone. investigators think the driver and man on the trunk know each other. 7:55. the man overseeing compensation of victims of general motors faulty ignition switches has expanded the definition of who is eligible for compensation.

kenneth feinberg said along with drivers of cars that had faulty switches, passengers in the cars and even pedestrians are eligible. he says he will rip up and redo out of court settlements gm made earlier. the key compensation is a car's air bag did not deploy. families who don't accept the offers are still entitled to file an individual lawsuit against gm. well, good news for the

oakland fire department and the neighborhoods that they protect. coming up in five minutes. what firefighters no longer have to have in place for the first time in two years. we're live in san francisco where a driver slams into a popular hardware store and then takes off. we'll show you the damage -- coming up. good morning. westbound 24 is now slow again as you drivest with of highway 24 walnut creek to the caldecott in oakland. we'll tell you more about where all of the slow traffic here. the coast is clear and temperatures inland will already warming up -- are already warming up fast. 70s the higher elevations. we'll talk about that and see if that's the hottest day of the week.

you are looking live at the front of a rel well-known store -- of a well-known store in the castro district. the damage there, caused by a suspected driver. a car plowed right through the front of the store leaving behind a pretty expensive mess. coming up in two minutes, tara moriarty will tell you what the driver did to the store that's made the owner even more upset.

good morning. a little bit toasty outside as well. here's steve. >> no doubt about it. fog is south of monterey. that's not an issue even for the beaches. yesterday, we had 80s, and 90s. today, 90s and 100s. 93, 98. i would not be surprised if there were 100s. 100 in can cord. 67 san jose, concord is almost 70. 66 novato. napa, oits enly a matter of time before we get warmer than that. antioch, oakley, already in the mid-60s, san ramon. 68. you can tell when it's calm, sfo west, calm. a little hint of a west wind at san jose. but only 3 miles an hour. today, the fog is hanging out towards big sur. we don't have an offshore breeze. even though it will be nice.

they will still be in the 70s. >> 90s and 100s away from the coast. here's sal. we're still looking at a commute that's pretty busy. i want to start with highway 24. 24 westbound, we do have a lot of slow traffic all of a sudden here as i mentioned. the drive time is up between pleasant hill road and the tunnel. up will see especially a lot of the slow traffic here just as you leave walnut creek and head into pleasant hill and then some more slowing at the tunnel itself. at the bay bridge we've been steady and strong with 20, 30- minute drive in san francisco. the traffic continues to move slowly on the bridge as well especially after treasure island. >> the biggest commute of the morning continuing to 580 livermore, really a slow commute. we've had a couple of fender- benders. as we push in, some of them are on the shoulder. you can see a lot of slow traffic there and on 680 heading south. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. the owner of a store in san francisco is cleaning up after a car smashed into the building. it happened earlier this

morning at cliff's variety store at 18th and castro streets. tara moriarty is outside the store with more on how police hope to track down the driver. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, that's right. police are looking for the driver, many who suspect he was drunk when he crashed into the store. there's no storefront window here. that was completely wiped out. there was a trash bin that was absolutely a disaster. we know the city crews are trying to haul it out of here. it's so heavy. there's some structural damage to the building. police say that the driver of a convertible mercedes slammed into the variety store on castro street before 4:30. the person feared off the road, tearing the garbage can sheer off the sidewalk. toys were knocked all over the floor inside. we spoke to the owner and she says she's angry that the driver ran off after the accident. >> i think it's probably pretty typical of anyone who is driving and driving and who has

an accident, to not be man enough to stand up and take the knocks for it. >> reporter: police say there was some blood inside the car. the driver was hurt. we're not sure how badly because he ran away. police are running the license plate right now. they will be asking nearby businesses for surveillance video. we'll keep you posted. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. new this morning, the chp will interview a witness to a deadly car crash that happened on interstate 680 overnight in aim -- alamo. it happened at stone valley road. a witness called 911 saying a car drove up on the right shoulder of the freeway and hit several trees. the driver died. a 59-year-old man from pittsburgh. the chp said he was driving by

himself and no one one -- no one else. according to the san francisco fire department smoke was coming from a maintenance truck but they say no one was injured. a house fire started shortly after 5:00 at a home at 35th not far from 580. our crew was on the scene a short time later. investigators say the injured man was sound asleep when the fire started. >> just said he woke up and saw flames. so he was -- it appears that he did come through the front door, where the majority of the fire is. so he's very lucky. >> we understand the victim suffered minor burns and is listed in stable condition. investigators are still looking for the cause of the fire but it appears to have started on

the porch. that's raising concerns it was intentionally set. the $29 million surplus comes from hole sale transfer taxes due to the market and the mayor wants that money to go down paying down debt and filling some positions that had to be eliminated because of past budget problems. other council members say the money should be set aside for a rainy -- in a rainy-day fund. and mayor quan is seeking a second term. she kicks off her re-election campaign in the city across the bay. she says her campaign against crime has made the streets safer and she's brought new jobs and housing to oakland during her first term. she does face a packed field of more than a dozen contenders and they include two powerful members of the oakland city council.

libby shaft and rebecca kaplan. san francisco is spending nearly a million dollars a year to help house homeless families outside of the city. according to the chronicle, two- thirds of the families that receive rent subsidies are sent outside of the city. because of sky high rents and a shortage of housing, city officials say it makes financial sense to send people out out of the city. money can go a lot further in a place like sacramento where the average rent starts at $800. compare that to san francisco where rent starts at $2500. a mountain view woman ras arrested this week -- was arrested this weekend after reportedly conattacking two conductors. they say 22-year-old maria posada valderrama was acting drunk and yelling profanities on a train saturday night while headed home from the pride festival. when she was asked to get off,

that's when she became violent. she hit one of them on the head with her purse. muni workers will review the deal that could end their ongoing contract dispute with management. on friday, union leaders reached a debttive agreement -- tentative agreement. the deal if ratified with members would settle the bay area's biggest transit agency dispute. earlier this month, there was a sickout, forcing thousands of buses, street cars and cable car runs to be canceled. today is the last day you will be able to use a transfer on a.c. transit buses. starting tomorrow, they will offer $5 unlimited use buses. that will take less time for people to board the bus. it's also expected to save

money by eliminating fraud from transfers. anyone using the clipper card will have the pass kick in automatically. as steve said, it could be a very hot day. 40 people needed first aid for problems at from the heat at the fair yesterday. crews say people tend to be focused on seeing all of the sites and forget to drink water and rest when temperatures get hot. >> usually you think the very young or the elderly. we ran a gamut pretty good. we did a range of 1920 to 70 something. >> five were taken to the hospital for further observation and treatment. >> good to remember today. >> yes. >> being the hottest day of the year. he went out to get ice

cream for his nephew and never returned home. >> he got hit by this driver. didn't have the heart to stop. >> coming up at 8:30, the search underway for a hit-and- run driver who seriously injured an autistic man in san francisco. oakland makes a move that could ease fire fears. the financial factor helping improve fire safety. so far so good when it comes to major accidents on a monday. we do have a lot of slow traffic especially now trying to get into the silicon valley. we'll tell you more about the toughest roads in. except for a few high clouds, no fog to be found. not here. it's down south. today it looks like most locations will be warm. some hot.

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every other station in the city will be operating on a full- time basis. for the past two years, the city's fire department has suffered through these brownouts. each station has been shut down for three days at a time with those rotating closures designed to save about $2.5 million a year. but oakland's new budget has given the department some breathing room and so the brownouts are ending just in time for what's expected to be a dangerous fire season. we talked with the deputy fire chief. he said these brownouts had a minimal effect on response time. but during emergencies every second counts. >> we were lucky. the fact that a house was closed, you know, a couple of fires i analyzed early on and later, it was seconds worth of a delay. 30 seconds, 40 seconds, that could be life altering if we're the wrong situation. i think we were lucky to some

degree that something more catastrophic didn't happen. but once again, you know, you want to be at full strength. >> reporter: the lack of rainfall has led to dry trees and brush and especially up here in the hills. the oakland fire department is already handled some large wild land fires or dealt with close calls up in the area. earlier this month, you will remember people living near diamond canyon park had to deal with five suspicious fires all on the same day. crews were able to get them under control before they caused any damage. now, though, the next time a fire threatened homes, the department will have all of the resources ready to go. all stations will be opened on a full-time basis starting tomorrow. the department's deputy chief said they have been doing more with less but its with not an ideal situation. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. tomorrow. the richmond city council is voting on a proposal that some

say is challenging their first amendment right to free speech. the proposal by beckles says anyone who disrupts a council meeting with vulgar or hateful comments would be babbed from attending the meetings for six months. critics say she is one of the worst offenders. they say she regularly uses curse words when voicing her opinions at meetings. today, yosemite is celebrating its 150th birthday. on june 30th, 1864, abraham lincoln signed the yosemite grant which set aside the area for public use. it's an act viewed by many of the birth of the park system. today's ceremony will include rangers and historical characters on horseback. gavin newsom is expected to ated. there will be a groundbreaking ceremony for the project which is designed to protect the park's largest growth of giant sequoias. lower water levels forced

people to get their boats out of the folsom arena. some families enjoyed a day 0 on the water before hoisting their boats oat. there's only six feet of water under the docks. boating will likely continue for a couple of weeks on other parts of the week likely. if you are driving out of town for the 4th of july weekend, be prepared to have a lot of company on the road. aaa is projecting 41 million people will travel 50 miles or more from their homes and that 80% of them or 35 million will be going by car. the overall increase is about 2%. more than 3 million people are expected to fly and you know, it's kind of funny. people don't take the one day off. they take the whole week off. >> i've learned, stay stay at home. watch the fireworks from your neighborhood. it's all good. a lot of barbie due -- barbecues as well.

let's go to sal, also getting ready for the 4th of july. >> like you said, staying home is a good idea. you don't get a lot of commute traffic but you do get people traveling at night to see the fireworks shows. so just be careful and make sure you are planning ahead. let's take a look at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is backed up all the way to the macarthur maze. san mateo bridge has been slow this morning because of some earlier stalled vehicles. i want to mention that 880 is becoming a little bit slower on northbound 880 passing the coliseum all the way up to downtown oakland. 580 is slow from hyde street out to the lakeshore curve. it's not stop and go but is slow and go. the slowest traffic in the bay area continues to be on the livermore valley. you can see traffic is going to be busy and from the grant line road exit to 680, 57-minute drive time. if you look at the south bay,

the i inlet, we're seeing unusual conditions. if you drive there, you will see it slightly better today. 8:17. let's go to steve. clear skies. a little haze maybe. but you can see far here. temperatures are warming up for most. inland. vacaville is 81. i know it's vacaville and it gets hot but 81 is warm. that will give us a toasty day. the coast, even though it's clear, 60s and 70s. there's a component of a westerly breeze. pleasanton, 101 today. there will be a number of locations in the category. livermore, already 72. san jose, 67. concord is almost 70. 65 oakland. redwood city, 64. low 70s. san jose state is in there. there are a few locations in the higher elevation near 80 already. that's really warm air aloft.

not much of a breeze. a little hint of a west- southwest at fairfield. but under 10. not going to do it. calm, calm, calm. there's a little easterly breeze for a few but not that much. the fog is south of big sur. it's trying to work its way up there. i think it will be here tomorrow. the coast will keel with that. but -- will deal with that. 60s to 70s already. ukiah over to sacramento and we're fog-free unless you are down to southern california and central california. sunshine and hot inland. nice to warm by the coast. warmer for a few locations. after that, it gets hot. 70s, 80s to 90s. santa rosa, 97. st. helena, 100. 103 in vacaville. fairfield, 101. pittsburgh, antioch brentwood, oakley, livermore. there's plen on. 88 castro valley. walnut creek, only 99. the creek only 99.

fremont 89 to 100 in gilroy. 92 in san jose. east san jose, 95, 96. daly city, there's a westerly breeze. half moon bay, low 90s. it does look cooler. today appears to be the hottest day. today we'll start a cooldown. by friday, it looks like everyone will be near average. hottest day, we'll warm some thick fog, then it starts to make its presence felt. it looks like a quiet pattern going into the weekend. chaos not far from pride celebrations in san francisco. what sent dozens of people running for safety and the other violence that landed dozens behind bars. soccer fans are upset. why some customers are saying they may never fly with that company again.

inland. inland as in vacaville. but some of the higher elevations. the high fire danger. no fog. the coast looks good but not that warm. we'll have the details.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:28. we're live in front of the u.s. supreme court this morning. a little more than an hour ago, the justices ruled against an obamacare mandate saying employers can't be forced to cover contra ception. some are calling it a win for religious freedom. others say it's bad for women's health. kyla campbell was in the court when the decision was read. in minutes she will join us live to break down the ruling and tell us how people are reacting to this controversial news. good morning. i'm brian flores. dave clark has the day off. let's get a quick look at weather with steve paulson. it will be hot. pretty nice on the coast. we are fog-free. a few high clouds. fire danger way up.

humidity is down. this is for inland areas, also some of the higher elevations. the 90s, 100s, humidity taking a tumble. thank goodness we don't have a rip roaring breeze. as it is, it's still dry. it's a touchy day. 56 to start in san francisco. we'll go 78. they are only 61 at 8:00. oakland starting to warm up pretty quick. 74. 88 today. there is a little bit of a puff of an offshore breeze coming out of the oakland berkeley hills. i don't think it will amount to too much. 70s for some. it didn't take long to warm up. peninsula, 60s. 68 at is at the airport -- is at the airport. warm to hot conditions. the coast looks nice, 60s, 70s there. 80s, 89 os to 100s dash sh -- 80s, 90s, 100s inland. here's sal. we're looking at slow traffic in many areas including

the bay bridge. still, 20, 25 minutes. your drive time is down a little bit. most of the time is waiting at the toll plaza. we're also looking at the commute. we had a five-car accident. no injuries or major injuries. they moved them off the side. traffic is still very slow getting across. in the same area i want to mention that the dumbarton bridge is no picnic either. some people have been avoiding the san mateo bridge but the dumbarton bridge is not that much better. the fremont commute searches into milpitas. it's a long line of slow traffic there. we keep talking about 580 and 680 a. a lot. very slow. an autistic man went to buy ice cream but never made it home. he was hit by a car and is now in the hospital with serious injuries. janine de la vega has more on the family's plea for the driver to come forward.

janine? >> reporter: brian, police need more information, a license plate, better description of the car. all they have to go on is the driver who was driving the car that hit the victim here at hostetter near 680, he may have been driving a black sedan. here are some photographs of 26- year-old john paul garcia in the icu unit at san jose regional medical center. he has broken bones and spinal cord injuries that may lead to paralysis. last wednesday night at 9:45, garcia was in the crosswalk at hostetter and four ox when witnesses say a car hit him and left the scene. they were told he flew 20 feet in the air and was knocked out of his shoes. he went to buy ice cream for his nephew and was on his way home and was hit. >> no heart at all. hitting a person, running over

him. you know? i wish we could find him. i wish they would call us, the witnesses. >> the mother passed the accident as she was driving to work that night. she didn't know it was her son lying in the road. the family wants the person responsible to own up to the actions. anyone with service is being asked to call police. the family is offering a $2,000 reward for any information that leads to the driver responsible. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, janine. 8:33. about 200 gallons of gas leaked after a pickup went into a gas station. a battalion chief said crews activated an emergency shutoff switch and were able to prevuent any fuel from -- prevent any fuel from spilling

into storm drains. it's still unclear what caused the crash. no one was hurt. san francisco general hospital will review its response to the asiana air crash nearly one year ago. the trauma center treated dozens of seriously injured passengers immediately after the crash-landing last year in july. today, the hospital will display the models that will be used in the next mass casualty disaster. meantime, a new 911 dispatch center will be unveiled today in oakland. the facility includes new and improved work stations and a more efficient shot spotter oipration. this is the -- operation. this is the result of a $750,000 investment to make realtime communication between dispatchers and police officers more clearer, easier and faster. we're continuing to cover the news out of the u.s. supreme court. the court ruled that hobby

lobby does not have to cover birth control for its employees on religious grounds. it came down an hour ago. kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c. outside of the supreme court building with reaction to the ruling this morning. kyla? >> reporter: i was inside the supreme court as justice alito read the opinion. it's a long one. 35 pages. in a 5-4 desi decision, the supreme court ruled ruled on this. decowt christians were against having to provide birth control because they can end life after conception. we did hear from people on both sides of this case after the justices handed down their decision. >> the supreme court has

protected our first amendment freedom. no government should foes its citizens to pay for and distribute potentially life- ending drugs and devices. >> we actually think we need to provide as many protectors as possible. we look forward to the action. we're asking congress to act. >> the obama administration is expected to find a way to provide free consep ceptions for -- contraceptions for women who. california senator bar ba broxer re-- barbara boxer released this statement, "while i'm relieved that the hobby lobby ruling was narrow, i still cannot understand how the court's majority could put the ideology of closely held corporations above the health and religious freedom of thousands and thousands of

their female employees." the u.s. supreme court has refused to hear an appeal from a popular oyster farm in marin county that's facing closure. the justices did not comment on the case this morning. that leaves in place lower court rulings involves drake's bay. the lower courts have allowed the farm to keep operating while the case was pending. later today, president obama will nominate a new director to lead the embattled department of veterans affairs. the president will nominate bob mcdonald, former ceo of procter & gamble and a graduate of west point who served in the army for five years. if confirmed by the senate, he will be tasked will leading the department blamed for treatment delays and coverups. he would replace eric shinseki, who resigned last month. jury deliberations are set to resume today in the bryan stow civil trial against the l.a. dodgers. stow's family seeking almost

$38 million to pay his medical bills in future years and double that for pain and suffering. two men pleaded guilty to beating and severely injuring stow three years ago. the team's attorney say stow was drunk and is partly to blame for what happened. a new doctor has declared donald sterling is mentally fit to one the l.a. clippers. the neurologist determines shows no signs of alzheimer's and dementia. earlier, sterling's estranged wife presented mel reports by two other doctors stating her husband is mentally incapacitated. shell le stir ling is fighting to -- tellly sterling is fighting to -- shelley sterling is fighting to sell the team. 49ers are making the final preparations for the stadium. it opens in five weeks.

yesterday, they teamed up with the valley transportation authority for a dry run on game days. they blocked off streets and put up signs directing fans how to get around the stadium. they want to refuse the confusion for fans taking mass transit. >> moving that people, coordinating that many people is a challenge. we'll be able to do it through manning and things like this. practice. >> the first event at the state- of-the-art football stadium will be a soccer game in five weeks. coming up, panic on a plane. >> you heard a big bang and a hiss. >> in 17 minutes, the action a pilot was fore-- was forced to take. police are searching for a suspected drunk driver who

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:42. let's get you updated on some of the top stories we're foaling. today, muni workers will review the deal that could end their ongoing contract dispute with management. on friday, union leaders reached a tentative agreement with management on a new three- year contract. the deal if ratified with members who settle a labor dispute affecting the bay area's biggest transit agency. one man suffered burns to his head after an early-morning house fire in oakland. it started after 5:30 this morning at a home on 35th avenue not far from interstate 580. investigators say the fire started on the front porch. and san francisco police looking for the driver of a car that smashed into a store in the castro district. it happened earlier this morning at cliff's variety store at 18th and castro streets. that's where tara moriarty is. she's in front of the store

with a look at the damage left behind and what police are doing to track down the person. >> reporter: police suspect the driver was drunk and ran off. if you take a look behind me, you can see the damage. most of the mess has been cleaned up. but the glass has been shattered. there's also structural damage to the building. police say the driver of a convertible slammed into a cliff's store son castro street before 4:30, the person veered off the road dragging a cement garbage can into the store. toys were knocked all over inside. the owner is angry. >> oh, expletive, expletive, expresstive. knocked all the toys off the shelf. i was picking them up off the floor. i'm hoping this person's insurance will be dinged for it because this is not very much

fun right now. >> reporter: now, there was some blood inside the car. so the driver was not hurt. we're not sure how badly because he ran away. police will track down the owner via the license plate and will be asking the nearby businesses for surveillance video. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. 8:45. it's one of the biggest pride celebrations attracting 1 million people from around the world to san francisco. but as pam cook reports from our newsroom, it came with some violence and also some arrests. good morning, pam. >> reporter: good morning. if you look on twitter and facebook, you mostly see pictures of people celebrating and having fun. san francisco police are making sure it stays that way in the future. the weekend pride celebrations were marred by shootings right near the parade root. this is cell phone video that was taken about 6:30 last night minutes after witnesses reported hearing gunshots at golden gate avenue and hyde

street. no one was injured. quite a bit of chaos, though. a man was arrested in the area with two guns. a half-hour later, a woman was shot on market street, not far from where a man was shot saturday night. both people are expected to survive. all three incidents happened near the end of the parade route. police are asking people to come forward with any information on what may have led up to the shooting. now, so far we know that 75 people were arrested on saturday alone. 65 were for public intoxication. six felony arrests were made for assault violations and four people were arrested on misdemeanor charges. we're waiting now to get an update from san francisco police on total arrests for the weekend. we're gonna have updates throughout the day and online at ktvu.com. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the update.

8:46. let's go back to sal, keep an eye on traffic. san mateo bridge not looking too bad. >> not looking good at all. we had a couple of earlier crashes on then spa. i want to look at it now. it still doesn't look great. it's 25 minutes across the span. if you are thinking about using the bay bridge as an alternate, 15ment drive time into -- 15- minute drive time into san francisco. people have been thinking about using the dumbarton bridge. that's very slow over to the peninsula. they cleared a crash. that may have had had something to do with the slow traffic. if you are on 92 and are trying to get onto northbound 101 it will be slow. let's go to steve. a very good morning under mostly clear skies. there's high clouds up there. but the fog is south of monterey. it will be here tomorrow. i think we'll get a rapid cooldown for most and for

everyone by wednesday. today will be the warmest day by far unless something changes 101 in pleasanton. they will be in the upper 90s, low -- low 100s. near 100 for morgan hill and gill royal. some -- gilroy. novato is already 70 degrees. half moon bay way 48 this morning. they are 57. san jose at 67. high fire danger. i know lakeport is up there and cobb. i know it's up there, up there temperaturewise. 76. i think cobb mountain is in the 80s. sebastopol. that's warm for them. they are almost 70. calistoga will be 100. the fog, where is it? it hasaways to go. 68 in ukiah. probably 101, 102 there. 58 in tahoe.

monterey, only 61 even though they are clear. that fog is south. there's a little hibt of a breeze on the coast. a westerly breeze. it will be nice to warm over by the coast. inland hot, sunny and hot. but after today, temperatures begin to slide down. but it will be up, up, up. 70s, 80s. sonoma 9 a. st. helena, 100. napa, 98. yountville. fairfield 101. cordelia will be hot. concord is in there. pittsburgh, antioakland, i think you get -- antioch, oakland, i think you get the idea. 88 in santa cruz. it will be hot there. 70s on the coast. low 80s to mid-80s. low 90s menlo park. the 4th looks like fog will be with us. cool, 60s, spent, 80s -- 70s and 80s.

today, hot inland. still warm to hot. but i don't think as hot on tuesday. here comes the fog for a pretty big cooldown taking us to the end of the week. caught on camera. a celebrity tries to kiss a reporter live on the air and gets ejected. after the break, the famous culprit behind the daring attempt. great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. ♪

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clayton thomas. >> today marks one year since a wildfire in central arizona

killed 19 firefighters. it was on june 30th of last year when high winds caused the yarnell fire to move towards a crew of firefighters in prescott. memorial services were held yesterday and more are planned today. >> our souls ache for those who gave their lives for us. people are still processing all of this. >> the feales of a dozen of the -- the families of a dozen of the firefighters have filed a wrongful death lawsuit claiming the state was negligent in the effort to fight the fires. saturday night there was a brief police shoot on pacheco. the suspect slowed down to let a little boy out of the car and then rammed a patrol car. he had his hand in his waistband when he got out. the chp opened fire. they found a gun and drugs

inside his car. it looks like thousands of people may have taken part in an experiment by facebook without even realizing it. for one week, in 2012, facebook put upbeat posts on some of the users' feeds and negative posts on others. it was part of a psychological research test. the study found people who received bad news posted more negative posts, while those who read good news responded positively. there's no indication if people were asked if they want to take part in the study. the man behind hidden crash is back at it. he brought his cash to oakland. last month, a real estate investor started the twitter craze when he tweeted clues of crash hidden around the bay area and other cities. people have been rushing to find the money ever since.

we just checked the hidden cash twitter account. money is being hidden in tel aviv, israel. >> wow. a united airlines plane had to make an emergency landing in kansas after the evacuation slide opened up in the middle of the flight. the boeing 737 was heading from chicago to orange county last month. a passenger took these pictures of the slide deployed. another describes the flight attendants' reactions. >> you heard a big bang and a hiss and they just had a panicked look and quickly took the carts and ran backwards. >> luckily, in one was hurt. united put theing up in hotel in kansas for the night. they are expected to continue to fly to orange county this morning. the crew is inspecting the plane to determine what caused the slide to deployed. a man was spotted clinging to the trunk of a car in north carolina on a busy highway. it was caught on cam raum

authorities received several 911 calls regarding this specific incident on saturday. a woman was driving and a child was in the back in car seat. witnesses say the man broke through the rear window and climbed inside. the woman who captured the incident on her camera was in complete disbelief. >> all of the kids said -- they said, there's someone on top of the trunk. i said let me get my phone and i started recording. >> by the time troopers arrived, the car was gone. it has not been confirmed but investigators think the driver and man on the trunk know each other. kind of a weerd story. a report -- weird story. a reporter in new york is laughing off an encounter between him and a passerby who turned out to be a celebrity. >> he didn't that and kept on moving. >> that's mario diaz. he was on the street when the

singer was wearing a large white hand a tried to kiss him. he owned up to the prank. he congratulated for fooling him. you never know what might happens -- >> and you never know what happens outside of the workplace. sal, a lot of people come up for kisses to you. >> a lot of people say, hey, sal, when they drive by. let's take a look at 880 northbound. it's slow as you drive past the coliseum. ten-minute drive time from san leandro to oakland. bay bridge backed up for ten minutes into the city. it's getting better. i pointed out the san mateo bridge will be slow. dumbarton bridge is slow as well. let's go to steve. sunny, a few high clouds. overall, today will be nice, warm, hot to stockton hot. if you are out there in the valley or in the inland areas.

100s, 70s, 80s. tomorrow we start a cooldown and it looks like temperatures drop into the upcoming holiday weekend. fresno hot. >> fresno hot. >> yeah. >> thank you. that's our report for this morning. we always thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. be sure to watch the news at noon. we'll take you inside the new 911 dispatch center in oakland. we are always here for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us.

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