>> we're live in oakland where international boulevard is now open. we'll tell you how a red light runner may have cost one man his life. >> a massive fire on mare island, what may have set off the flames. >> we're life in san jose where we'll tell you about a new approach the city is taking as far as getting it cleaned up. >> a horrible crash involving a vallejo fire truck. mornings on 2 begins right now. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2.

6 people were injured, 1 is in grave condition right now. ktvu care care. we're live this morning. welcome to mornings on 2 i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. i got to ask you, you're concerned of thunder and lightning in our area? >> it's mainly north and east of us. impressive lows. this has increased the fog for us, most of it continues to favor the sierra nevada. it looks like pretty active patterns, but most of that is driving upward. there will be a definite increase in that, the flow around that low is bringing in enough instability so we do have a fire weather watch, delta up to lake county as well, but i

think this is marginal for us. 50s on your temps for most, a lot more 50s, overall, this is controlling our lows. it looks like another prime time day, fog, sun, maybe a few clouds to the east. >> we have a problem approaching the dunbar bridge, there's a big crash involving two trucks and two other vehicles and the commute is slowing down. there's an accident that's blocking at least two lanes, injuries reported and your drive out of newark became just a lot slower. you may want to think about the san mateo bridge and the traffic here is looking good. that may change as people are going to hear about the crash.

right now if you go. it's about a 15 minute drive. bay bridge, about the same thing, a 20 minute to 30 minute drive. nothing unusual here, it's much easier if you're using the car pool lane. oakland police are investigating a serious accident that sent a pedestrian to the hospital. tara moriarty joins us live where the crash happened. >> reporter: the road way just opened before 6:30. we know the accident investigation team was out here all night. they are trying to figure how this accident unfolded. around 10:30 last night a black bmw was headed westbound on international boulevard and a white pickup was headed southbound on 25th. the two crashed. they're not sure who ran the red

light but they're hoping that surveillance from a transit bus will provide clues. a pedestrian was struck, he is in critical condition. he is not expected to survive. 5 other people were taken to the hospital but received minor injuries. we'll keep you posted on that. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu news. this has been cleaned up several times only to have the people move back into it. now the city of san jose is taking a different approach. joining us live from san jose to tell us what this plan is. good morning jeanine. >> good morning. >> reporter: planning up a gate in this dirt lot where the

homeless park their cars to block access to the encampment. the city handed out flyers saying they're going to clean up an area bethe encampment. city officials also want to block them from coming in and out of the jungle so they're going to put up a gate and boulders. over the weekend, the homeless and the ministry held a protest to voice their concerns. >> by putting a fence around here, they're not making it against the law but making it impossible for people to come here and feed homeless people. >> reporter: the city plans to hold a routine clean up in a few areas. on the other side of the jungle, the city anticipates the clean up will impact 10 illegal campers, but thae afraid that it will effect many more people. they need to get rid of their

belongings by 7:00 a.m.. i was told that the clean up may happen today but they do have all week. they're going to look at their schedule to see when they can come back out here. i asked why are you not doing the massive clean ups the city has done in the past, they said that the city received funding last year and they want to focus on rapid rehousing and finding permanent sliegss to end homeless necessary. reporting live in san jose, jean jean, dell la vega. there's a lot of dry brush around that camp. people living there need to be real careful when they cook. they're worried about getting everybody out of the jungle

safely. 7:06, the woman nicknamed the serial stowaway is expected to go to court today. marilyn hartman was arrested and accused of violated the probation handed down to her. she was asked to stay away from the airport without a proper boarding pass. she has been arrested several times for trying to sneak on the planes. tune in to channel 2 news at 5:00 this evening for what happens in the courtroom today. some had a difficult summer because of the shortage of bus drivers. golden gate transit said that the combination of those retiring, extended leaves, sick days, have lead to just some bus runs being cancelled.

the agency has cut some services at the end of last month. they're working on hiring new bus drivers. 7:07 a container ship is on its way trying to help a sailboat caught in hurricane julio. they sent a message yesterday after the boat became disabled. the coast guard says the boat's life raft blew away and it was taking on water more than their pump can handle. they dropped a new life raft near the sailboat. it's not sure when the container ship would arrive. >> hurricane julio miss the hawaiian islands after little damage was caused. hurricane iselle brought a lot

of rain and heavy winds. >> we prepared for the worst and hoped for the best, we got the best. >> those high waves are expected today as hurricane julio continues to pass by. thousands of people on the big island still have no electricity after tropical storm iselle. they said it could take several days to get their power restored. 7:08, california could limit ground water pumping. since 1914, landowners have to apply for a permit to pump water out of the under ground audiocassette kwa ground audiocassette fers. they're postponing a tree spinning project to reduce the risk of a wild fire.

it comes after the concern of a endangered species of frog. they have been burning trees near upper echo lake. the project will not resume until the forest service meet with wildlife officials about the possible risks to the frog. >> 7:10, gunshots and then a crash. the double homicide involving two motorcyclists, why neighbors are on edge. >> mayhem in missouri sparks the violence of riots and looting. >> we're looking at a commute getting busier at the moment. we do have some good news, 237 a little bit slow here, we'll tell you more about this commute.

>> a decent fog bank out there today. can this draw in some tropical storms and thunderstorms? it will be close,.

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beauty shop, and a dollar store. a quick trip store was basically destroyed by vandals. about 20 police cruisers were damaged. several gunshots were heard but no one reported being shot. this comes after michael brown was shot multiple times. police say that brown assaulted the officer and would you describe caught after trying to take the officer's brown. he appears to be surrounding when he was shot. the chief of police said he's calling in the state highway patrol to help with this situation and we're learning that the attorney that represented the family of trayvon martin is now representing the family of michael brown. the time is 7:14, the southern california woman that was punched in the head said that she believed he was trying to beat her to death. this is a cell phone video of

that incident on the los angeles freeway. marlene is suing saying he used excessive force, assault, and battery. the chp said that she endangered herself by walking on the freeway and the chp officer was trying to restrain her. she was walking to get to a place where homeless people sleep. the city of san francisco has a new plan to reduce the number of empty store fronts. a new city law requires owners of any store fronts left vacant have to pay a fee. and they also have to register with the city. merchants have complained that those empty store fronts attract crime, graffiti and can hurt nearby businesses.

a the chairman of the east oakland beautify occasion council are dominating graffiti tags -- documenting graffiti tags. removing graffiti cost the city more than $1 million a year. a group of 12 artists around the world reveal add mural to express solidarity with palestinians. the artists were chosen from many different backgrounds, african-american, latino, native american, jewish americans and palestinians. they as the political issues faced by palestinians. >> here in oakland, we always stood up for what we thought is

right. so we use art as a way to talk about social justice. >> the mural is on the side of the building on 26th avenue in oakland. the time now is 7:16. so far everybody behaving for you? >> we had a couple of things. one of the things is that crash we talked about on the dunbar bridge. there was no serious injuries, just minor injuries. it's dunbar ton bridge. the lanes that were blocked for a little while, you will see the lanes slower than usual but the lanes are open and things should clear up in a little bit. let's move to some live pictures now. i want to show you the pictures. that looks good getting up on highway 17. if you're driving to the bay bridge to plaza that's about a 25 minute drive time into san

francisco. here's steve. >> sal, it's nice to have you back. >> thanks. >> now maybe a little drizzle. it's definitely increasing the fog bank water. the temperatures have cooled a little bit. the tropical clouds continue to rotate. tonight and tomorrow looking a little better than today. there's our lull . it's going to get drawn up by another system so it will lift northward. so i think that gives mendocino valley a little better opportunity. so delta, up to lake county as well, i think that's pushing it but that goes through tuesday. there's some lightning strikes going up towards bishop, be every rotates after that, hail and lightning possible for lake tahoe today. a pretty good round yesterday

and we're not surprised if that happens again today. so the low clouds for us. the fog will retreat. mostly sunny. i'll mention a few afternoon clouds but i think they're going to be out of the bay area. we're just not right for this to move in. 50s and 60s on the temps. healdsburg, 55. very cool from bismarck to denver. all the locations to the southeast. people are saying it's been nice, it's been unusual. bell well, we have been unusual hot and humid but that fog takes us back to a normal pattern. the tropical clouds continue to rotate around. there will be tropical storms near us but not over us. i think it's a push here, but thunderstorms are possible to east, a little breeze for some once that fog bank burns off.

60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, if you get some cloud cover, it may take some cloud cover off. san jose 81, 87-morgan hills, 60s on the coast. 80s for the peninsula. we will just be normal for this time of the year. >> thank you steven. it's 7:20. a warning to all bay area drivers following an accident that sent 4 firefighters to the hospital. >> stuck on a roller coaster, the thrill no one asked for. the malfunction that a maryland amusement park dropped people in the air for hours. it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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24 adults and 4 children were stuck on the ride for 5 hours yesterday. the ride turns people upside down four times, fortunately it stopped with peoples right side up. park officials are still investigating why the roller coaster stopped near the top of the ride. >> wow. the mare county sheriff department want to return more than 100 stolen bike to their real owners. they put the bikes on display so those who had bikes stolen could come to see if any of them belong to them. in order to claim the bike, the owners have to prove their ownership.

. >> luckily we still had our information. i thought we through it away. >> unfortunately doug's bike was not there. according to out of the 37 people that showed up, only 2 found their match. bike owners should always write down your bike's serial number and then register it with the county and the state. an 18-year-old is facing burglary charges in newark this morning. he's accused of stealing nearly $4,000 worth of equipment. this happened on highway 84. police say officers arrived at the empty school and found max in a classroom rummaging through a teacher's desk. they recovered stolen items like two computers and a laptop. he admits to the break in.

the university of california stepping up its out of state recruiting. they're trying to offset revenue loss in budget cuts. many are criticizing the strategy, but the uc system are saying that students who live in california will benefit from the diversity. non-resident a captains will make up 1/5 of all freshman for fall 2014. now a group called sunday friends, they organized the event that provided school supplies to low income students. the community and local businesses pitched in to make sure students of all ages will get a good start to the new school year. there's a similar event happening in san francisco next

saturday, just go to our website ktvu.com, and look at the web link section. it's designed to help people in the city's western edition. police officers are called to a hotel, the discovery they made in one of the rooms. >> we're live in the bay view district where the city is investigating one of the homicides. >> the bay bridge toll plaza, about a 20 minute drive in san francisco. things are improving, but not here yet. we'll give you the drive times coming up. >> there's a lot going on with the fog and low clouds. the thunderstorms we're talking about, we'll see if they can come close to here.

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again. i peeked outside, steve said i could. >> i'm going to peek outside myself. >> i know you are. >> it's probably gray there. >> i would think so, there's a lot of fog. the water temperatures are cool, and there's this lull rotating around and most of the moisture is staying well north and east of us. it's going to move to the pacific, it's taking the cloud cover north and east of us. we have a fire weather watch that goes until tuesday morning. i don't think we're in the window of seeing anything. 50s and 60s for your temps. plenty of thunderstorm activity, but up in the mountains so far and it looks like it's going to stay there. fog, sun, some clouds later, north and east, 80s on the

temps. steve right now, traffic is getting a little better in some areas. >> it's still very slow in some others. the toll plaza, that's where most of the traffic comes through in san francisco, it's backed up for a 20 to 30 minute drive. there's no delays on the actually span, but if you're driving the other way, it looks good. other commutes, north and southbound, we still have been had the heavy traffic passing the colosseum. san mateo and dumbarton bridge, we had an earlier crash, so it's still slow on 880 south. 8:31. let's go to the desk. >> gunshots rang out on la salle avenue just after 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. brian flores is at the bay view

substation to let us know how people that live in the bay view said they're fed up with all the crime. >> reporter: they certainly are. on top of the shooting that happened yesterday, there was a shooting in the same area last month. this morning, san francisco police are asking for the public's help. police investigated the bay view's latest shooting they were able to pinpoint this location from the spotter technology. just around 5:15 when it happened there were two male victims on dirt bikes, the victims who have yet to identified were taken to a nearby hospital who later died from their injuries. they were riding dirt bikes when they encountered gunfire when they crashed. at least one of those victims was shot.

>> this goes in cycles. it's been recently, it's been reported we had a lot of shootings in the neighborhood at large. like i said, it's something distressing. >> it's scary and i have grandchildren. it's very scary. >> now the incident is being investigated by san francisco pd homicide unit. this violent accident is one of the receipt shootings. four other men were shot in the same area of san francisco last month. there's a city wide effort to reduce gun violence in the streets. they will perform an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death. so far no arrests have been made. brian flores, ktvu, channel 2 news. now an investigation in vallejo. this started about 7:00 last night in an abandoned building.

the fire department has used the building for training. half the building was already in flames the fire was under control by 9:00 last night. no injuries were reported. vallejo officials say that though it's vacant for years, it's widely known to be used by the homeless. you better watch out for lightning. there's lightning warnings for parts of the bay area tonight and tomorrow. it can cause lightning strikes like that one. if you're planning outdoor activities, you are advised to take precautions. this increases the risks for lightning sparked wild fires too. meanwhile, firefighters in mendocino county are battling a

fire. the fire officials say today's winds could make the live complex fire even worst. this started on july 30th. right now it's only 35% contained. 58 structure are threatened. evacuation orders are placed. it's 7:34 this morning, san jose police continue their investigation to a grim discovery inside a motel room. housekeeper found the decomposed bodies of two women at the easy 8 motel on north 1st street near interstate 880. they believe the bodies have been there for at least one day. at this point they say there's no evidence of any foul play. 3 out of 4 vallejo firefighters that were injured when their truck rolled over are now recovering at home. investigators say that the truck rolled twice before slamming

into a suv. fire officials say the truck was headed to a house fire. three other people were injury in a crash. one firefighter is still in the hospital. it's not clear what caused this accident but in the after math of the fire truck rolling over, they're reminding people to be alert for emergency vehicles on the road. you are to slow down when you hear sirens and see emergency lights. drivers are required to yield the right of way and pull over to the right happened lane. one officer we spoke to said he has seen many close calls. >> i think some people just forget what they're required to do. >> california law also requires drivers to move over one lane or slow down to a safe speed if an

emergency responder is stopped on the highway. >> the time is 7:36, the cleaning up continues in san francisco's golden gate park after the outside lands festival wrapped up last night. so you can tell us what things look like right now alex. >> good morning, the show is over and this morning workers are busy out here in golden gate park, they're taking down the tents, they're getting ready to disassemble all the music stages. concert goers were out here, hundreds of thousands of them were out here and they left behind a lot of trash. crews have been busy over night cleaning up the park. outside lands wrapped up last night and people spilled out near the streets and the streets were clogged with cars. this three day festival usually draws complaints from neighbors

and there were more than 200,000 people that turned out this year. san francisco police say really the biggest issue is that a lot of people that show up with counter feat tickets. scalpers were taken into custody. there was surveillance cameras placed throughout the park and extra safes on patrol and one neighbor we talked to noticed the difference near his house. >> i don't know if it's more enforcement or the crowds are more educated as far as protocol, and ethics and whatnot, uh be it just seems a little bit cleaner -- i don't know, it just seems a little cleaner this year. >> they handed out a lot of tickets for littering, public

urination, and those trying to hop the fences. organizers this year ordered more í to í toe trucks to come in that clear cars that are parked in people's drive ways. we're live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. a court hearing for a man said to have a bomb in san francisco. he was arrested in june after fbi agents say the bomb making materials were found in his apartment several days earlier. they recovered a jar fill with ball bearings and a green explosive powder. a security guard impersonating a police officer to pray on immigrant men to have sex.

court documents say that he and another man dressed as police officers took two men from a bar in the mission district. the victims were allegedly driven to his home and handcuffed with their heads covered with cloth bags. david stevenson will be at that court hearing today. he will have more on this case on our 5:00 newscast. a 4th pit bull has died after being left outside a hot car. a passer by saw those dogs and called the authorities. they broke in trying to save them. 3 of them were already dead but a 4th was rushed to a vet where he was euthanized over the weekend. a pedestrian injured, coming up at 8:00, how a transit bus

could help in this investigation. >> up next, new developments in the political crisis in iraq. the president has named a new prime minister, why the new prime minister is not expected to leaf without a fight. >> good morning, right now traffic is still slow on the bay area commute, especially if you're approaching some of the south bay freeways. we'll let you know about those ahead. >> sunny for some, but the fog bank will control most of our weather today. we're going to take a look at our weather.

wow, a cnn reporter in gaza dives to the floor after an air strike hits a billing nearby. another blast following the first, this happened before the cease fire went into effect yesterday. that cease fire appears to be holding and negotiators are meeting in egypt in efforts to achieve a longer lasting peace agreement. american fighter jets are standing by ready to launch more air strikes. kaila is live. >> reporter: just this morning, iraq named their new pry minister. nori and he is not expected to

go quietly. terror group isis forced them to evacuate diplomats from the embassy and ubiel. they dropped thousands of gallons of water and food to those trying to escape isis. they're calling for more military involvement. >> i would be rushing equipment to ubiel and launching air strikes. they have raised the boundaries between iraq an syria. the u.s. is directly providing weapons to kurdish forces before the u.s. only sold we to them. . >> reporter: this morning the state department is defending that policy change. i'll have the details, live from

washington, kaila campbell. ktvu, channel 2 news. let's see if everybody is behaving. sal, how is everybody doing? >> everybody is doing okay on san jose. it was a little touch and go which was normal. let's check with 101. things have improved a little bit. we have seen some commutes that have all of a sudden become nice and light. that's what we like. looking at the toll plaza, it hasn't happened yet, 880 is slow, and this is definitely the busiest commute. i want to show you livermore. it has improved quite a bit. we started off with a big delay and now t only slow during parts of the livermore here. your drive time is about 29 minutes from grant line road to the 680 interchange. now let's go to steve. thank you, a lot of low

clouds and fog around. we do have a big fog bank, tropical clouds continue to favor the sierra nevada. everything is retro fitting back. and that's our best opportunity for the clouds. we're too close to the center, the core, and everything continues to rotate to the north and east of us. those are big time thunderstorms. we do have a fire weather watch tonight, things will be quiet in the morning and maybe in the afternoon, you're going to get a pop-up. a pretty good show at the sierra nevada yesterday. maybe we'll see that again. lake tahoe thunderstorms may produce hail and lightning. so the lull is going to move

soon, but that's enhancing that. the lull may get drawn up. typhoon helong went through japan, and that has turned extra tropical. julio did exactly what we thought. it took a path north of the hawaiian islands and it will fall apart as it moves to the colder waters. low 60s and everybody is pretty close. it's a little cooler here at 53 degrees here. look for the thunderstorm activity to develop again. i just think we're too far to the west, but tonight, tomorrow, and it could be a little better opportunity. so the north, a little breezy for some, once that fog bank burns off. sonoma 78, 93 in clear lake, 86 concord, 72 oakland, and 88 in

pleasanton. i was messing with the temps today. that tropical clouds that came in yesterday helped warm us up a little bit. 79 redwood city, 74 in san mateo. tonight and tomorrow, the best opportunity for any clouds or thunderstorm activity. so it looks like a quiet pattern, but really just seasonal temperatures. the time now is 7:47. now can we talk about wine. the harvest started at the beginning of this month. now they're harvesting grapes at the foothills. there's several reasons this is happening early, including the drought and the weather patterns this year. >> the fact that it's been warmer at night means those grays have been riping a little more quickly through the summer. >> now smoke from the nearby wild fires can effect the taste

of the wine grapes. they don't expect to see higher prices this year. it's 7:49 parks of the park will be fogged tonight in efforts to wipe out mosquitoes carrying the west nile virus. the fogging will be in the areas we highlighted here. they discovered the mosquitoes carrying the virus here. they will fog again if necessary. time now 7:50. . the coast guard is preparing to help that sailboat caught in hurricane julio. >> what happened just moments before a race car driver was hit and killed and why tony stewart is at the center of the investigation.

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it's 8 minutes before 8:00, now the racetrack death of the 20-year-old driver that was hit by nascar champion tony stewart at a race in new york. amateur video shows his car hitting a wall after being cut off by stewart's car. he exits his car and you can was along the track. he appears to be angry. that's when stewart's car comes close to ward and hits him. >> my thoughts and prayer are with the ward's family. it's a tough situation. >> stewart released the following state, there's not words to describe the sadness that i feel. my thoughts are with the family

and friends that are affected by this tragedy. serious injuries after slamming into a wall head on at the all men speedway on saturday. firefighters used the jaws of life to get her out of the wreckage. her name has not been released. officials say let's keep her in our thoughts, prayers afsh our hearts. the ncaa will appeal last night's hearing that allow college athletes to be paid. the judge said that college football and basketball players should be able to make money when their names and images should be used for profit. this will be heard in san francisco, but experts predict this case may go to the u.s. supreme court. school officials are preparing for the rise of immigrant students when the

school year rises. the school districts wants immigrant children from central america to know they're welcome to the city's public schools. they expect to hire several new teachers to meet the needs of these new students and the school board will vote on a resolution to dedicate more resources for immigrant children. the fight to move the oakland a's to san jose heads to court this week. they're challenging major league baseball's ruling saying the san francisco giants have territory y'all right to the south bay. they will go before a federal appeals court, the a's just sign add 10 year lease extension at the colosseum in oakland but there's a clause that would allow the team to relocate if the court sides in san jose's

favor. the festival is just two weeks ago and the work on the centerpiece is not complete. 100 volunteers continue to work on building the pieces for the 9 story wooden structure. the festival goers refer to it as the temple. it's going to stand for a few days before it's burned to the ground. for the past 14 years, he has designed the towering wood frame. >> i saw one year someone was weeping at the temple, and they had a tie die t-shirt on, a skirt, and a fluorescent wig. and they were grieving. you do that at church. this year's temple is called grace. after all the piece are finished 7 semi-trucks will follow them to the desert where the temple will be assembled.

about 40,000 people are expected to attend. to check out more on the activity, look under web links at ktvu.com. a new study that says before your next job interview, you should listen to music, but it's important to choose the right music. >> according to a study by social psychology, high powered music can help you do better on a job interview. examples include $0.50 -- music with a heavy base makes you feel more confident.

>> okay. i guess i have to download some of that music. >> right. >> it's 7:57. it's been a morning of confusion. coming up in minutes, find out what's happening and not happening today. >> we're live in oak land where international boulevard is now open after being shut down, part of it overnight because of a 2 car crash. how a red light runner may have cost one man his life. >> it's a little busy passing the station, we'll give you some drive times for the east bay commute straight ahead. >> the tropical clouds favor the mountains, let's see if they will visit us. the fog bank will keep temperatures cool for some.

welcome back, wreckage that looked like a tangled mess. two vehicles crashed at the intersection of international boulevard and 35th. the truck and the bmw has been removed but the investigation is just starting. this is a live picture of the screen right now. tara moriarty has been out there since 4:30 this morning, she'll

tell us how the ac transit bus may help out in the investigation of that horrible crash. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic, and still a lot of fog out there steve? >> yes, big fog bank helped by the upper lull, and that's pulling in a lot of tropical clouds. they could definitely rotate back. there's another system coming down from the north, that's going to draw it up. north bay, mendocino, but probably later instead of sooner, national weather service says dry lightning could be an issue here. fire weather watch is out, also into lake county, out to the valley there. not much of a delta breeze, it's been okay but steady, nothing too crazy. 50s and 60s on the temperatures.

it's south of bishop right now. it's going to move into reno later on today. you can see in sierra, 80s for most inlands, 60s and 70s, here's sal. >> we have a look at these commutes and traffic is getting better in some of these areas. we're going to start off with the toll plaza. you can see how much improvement there has been as traffic moves through. san mateo brim, the same thing goes. it's a little slow after the toll plaza but it gets better when you reach the high-rise. i'll looking at the south bay where the maps show us that traffic is still a little bit slow as you drive through here. especially on northbound 101. if you drive this every day, you're seeing a little bit of a break this morning. now let's go back to the desk. >> we're following developing

news out of oakland. investigation on a serious accident that sent a pedestrian to the hospital with serious injuries. tara moriarty is live where the crash happened. good morning. >> reporter: officers say that they believe this crash was caused by someone that ran a red light. they're looking for an ac truck that was in the area when the crash happenedful around 10:30. a bmw and a pickup truck crashed in the middle of the intersection and a pedestrian was struck by the truck. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, and we understand that his condition is now grave. 5 of the people, were taken to the hospital but they received minor injuries. international boulevard was

closed for a 2 block stretch. we will keep you updated on the condition of the victim. now a lot of confusion in san jose this morning. hundreds of homeless people live there, it's called the jungle. it's expected to be partially cleaned up today but more plans are in the works. jeanine de la vega is live with what the city plans to do. >> reporter: they showed up here under the impression that the tree line will be cleaned up today. instead, the city says its focusing its effort on the eastern side, the less populated side of the encampment. the city is signing a routine clean up in a few areas on the

eastern bank of coyote creek. it may happen today or later this week. it should only effect 10 illegal campers, but over the weekend the homeless held a protest because they're worried more areas will be cleared out. they're concerned of the city's plan to put up a fence and gate. >> we don't like the fact of putting up gates and rocks it will prevent the ministry from get access to the camp and provide the food and support which they do. >> reporter: city officials say they will provide access to the dirt lot to those who need it. some out reach charities and workers, but they're putting up the boulders to prevent the illegal activity and dumping. the city says the reason it's

not doing a mass clean up on the western side of the joung l because it's heavily populated because they want to focus on permanent solutions to homelessness. reporting live from san jose, jeanine de la vega, ktvu, channel 2 news. the jungle is a big concern for san jose firefighters, back in may, there were three fires there in one week. at least one of them was linked to cooking. there's a lot of dry brush around the camp and people living there should be careful with candles and when they cook. they're worried of getting people out of the junk l safely if there's a fire. the woman nicknamed the serial stowaway is back in court today on her latest trespassing charge. she was arrested thursday wandering through los angeles international airport. she is accused of violating the probation handed down to her a

day earlier . she was said to stay away from the airport. she managed to sneak on to a southwest airlines zwret and flew from san jose to los angeles last mondayful she's been arrested several times for trying to sneak on the planes of sfo. be sure you check in at 5:00, for what happens in the courtroom today. the mural covers the entire side of a 157 foot long building in downtown oakland. the artists were chosen from many different backgrounds. organizers say the mural as the social and political issues faced by palestinians. >> our communities have always stood for justice. here in oakland, we stood up for what we feel is right.

we're continuing that legacy of using art as a way to talk about social justice. >> the mural is painted on the side of a building on 26th street on telegraph avenue and broadway in oakland. fremont police and fire departments are participating in a joint training exercise. they want to improve the ability of both departments to respond to major violence. you may hear pyrotechnics and flashing lights. they will create noise and smoke during this training exercise. it will continue until 11:30 tonight. some bus riders have had a difficult summer because of a shortage of bus drivers. golden gate transit said the combination of drivers retiring and summer vacations, extended

leaves, and sick days lead to some bus runs being cancelled. the agency cut some services to mill valley, ross valley, and the district is working on hiring new bus drivers. the time is 8:08. the state may limit ground water pumping. they're working to balance the man for water pumping. since 1914, landowners had to apply for a license to pump water from aquifers. water levels have dropped dangerously low. they're postponing a tree thinning process. they said it's an 3479 on an endangered species of frog. they have been burning trees

near upper echo lake. that's considered a designated area for the yellow legged frog. now this project won't resume until the forest service meets with wildlife officials on the risk of those little frogs. >> they can make a loud noise. >> it's 8:09, in 21 minutes the double homicide where residents are already on edge. >> plus there was mayhem in missouri. the way a st. louis suburb erupted in violence after a teenager was shot and killed by police. >> we take a live look at interstate 880, we're going to look at highway 24 coming up next. >> some low clouds and fog out there, but that's a big fog bank. it's going to keep temperatures

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the time is 8:13, it was a violent night in missouri. protesters responded to deadly shooting of an shooting of and after can american by a police officer. the crowd gathered by a city near st. louis. there are reports that someone walking by was severely beaten

by protesters. several businesses were damaged, traffic was blocked for hours. cameras caught people looting stores like you see here. a spotting good store, a beauty shop, a dollar store was looted as well. a quick trip store was also destroyed by vandals. they also say about 20 police cars were damaged. several gunshots were heard. this comes after michael brown was shot several times saturday afternoonful police say brown assaulted the police officer and he was shot trying to take the police officer's gun. witnesses say that brown was stopped by police and appeared to be surrounding when he was shot. police say that brown did not have a we, and his mother is now demanding a full investigation. >> you took my son away from me. you know how hard it was for me to get him to stay in school and

graduate? >> they're calling in the highway patrol there to help with the situation there. we're also hearing that the attorney that represented the family of trayvon martin in florida is now representing the family of michael brown. the southern california woman that was repeatedly punched in the head by an office and it was caught on tape, she believes he was trying to beat her to death. this is the video of the zivent on a los angeles freeway. she is suing saying he used excessive force, assault and battery. the chp said she endangered herself by walking into the freeway and she was trying to restrain her. her client that was homeless was walking on the freeway ramp trying to get where homeless people sleep. a container ship is trying to help a sailboat that was

caught in hurricane julio. the 3 people sent a message after the boat became disabled. the coast guard said the boat's life raft had blown away and it was taking on water faster than their on board pumps could handle. it's not clear when the container ship will arrive. >> meanwhile the people in hawaii are breathing a sigh of relief after hurricane julio passed by with little damage. tropical storm iselle did make landfall on friday bringing heavy rain and wind. >> we prepared for the worst and hoped for the best, and we got more of the best. >> high winds are expected today as hurricane julio passes by. officials say it may be several

days before power is fully restored. did you see it? it was quite a sky show with the second supermoon of the summer. the moon's orbit of the earth is oval and not perfectly round. you'll get one more chance to see the supermoon on september 9th. one downside of this spectacular moon view is that it made it hard to see the persed meteor shower. the median household income in santa clara is $93,500. the median income for the san

francisco area is $75,900. napa county is not far behind with their median as $72,100. it's less evenly distributed. it's 8:17. i know sal promised to take me to the bridge, but can you take me to highway 24? >> i think you've been looking at my notes. let's start with highway 24 and show you the drive between lafayette, it's not bad. it's improved here near the pleasant hills turn off. by the way, all four tunnels are open in case you're wondering, traffic is taking about 10 minutes there. going to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's getting a little bit better. it's still crowded. about a 15 minute drive time into san francisco. if you're driving on the freeway near hayward and fremont, still some lingering slow traffic.

we have a little bit of a slow traffic approaching 880. it's 8:18, let's go to steve. >> it's dropping in and pulling up a lot of moisture to the sierra nevada also northeast california, it's close here but it's mainly just impacting us and the fog. there's plenty here. let's backtrack into the pacific. that's our best opportunity later tonight early into tuesday as it moves closer to the north bay, the moisture is just too far away right now, too far to the east i should say. still some fire watch concerns due to dry lightning, vallejo, and lake county, and i mean we're on the western edge of all this. things have calmed down now but there's a lot of moisture to the south and a possibility of more thunderstorms and hail, numerous reports of hail over the weekend so i think they're close, so

there's plenty of moisture down there that's inching towards them. low clouds for us, coast and bay drizzle. i think that's going to be the old rule of thumb here, until that lull gets out of here. when there's a lull off the coast, it can draw in some moisture. there was a typhoon that went right through japan and now its moved into the north coaler water. we're going to keep an eye on that. and julio stayed north, there are no warnings or watches for the hawaiians islands. it will fall apart and move north. keep an eye on that. what we're concerned is this lull right here, it's going to hit us today and tomorrow keying temperatures on the cooler side. the 70s on the bay side and 60s, but a lot of 50s to start off. really cool for most of the

country, i mean from denver to bismarck, to atlanta, and the great lakes, what an unusual summer this has been and how nice and cool. we've been just the opposite. 62 sacramento, so temperatures not that big of a spread, if you're headed north or up to the sierra, things could light up here. a lot of fog and some sun already but a few clouds popping up in the afternoon, and that breezes will pick up. 85 in walnut crick, liver more 88 degrees, temperatures to the south bay, mainly low 80s, santa clara there at 80. san bruno 72. today and tomorrow, the best opportunity for thunder showers, it will be cooler as we go into tuesday and wednesday as well. >> the u.s. is upping their support in iraq and in 24

minutes we're live in washington d.c. with more on the specific way the federal government is helping ref psychiatries as well as the forces fighting islamic extremist. >> but first, hope for people's whose bike is stolen. how they're trying to track you down.

8:24 mechanical failure is being blamed for a small plane crashing in a busy street in

fresno. they skidded across the road and hit a fence. the pilot and his two daughters were on board. no one was hurt. the pilot is not sure what happened and just that the plane lost power and came up short of the run way. they're on the mission to return more than 100 stolen bike to their rightful owners. they found the bikes on june 24th at a home in kent feel. deputies put them on display so those who had buyings stolen could see if any of the buyings are there. in order to recover the bikes, owners must have proof of ownership. kate and doug went to see if doug's stolen bike was among the bikes on display. >> luckily we still had our information. i was afraid that i thrown it away after 5 years. >> unfortunately doug's bike was not there but he's still hoping

it will turn off. according to to the journal, of the 37 that showed up only 2 people found their match. they recommend that bike owners write down their bike serial number and then register it with the county and the state. the time is 8:25, grape harvest is under way weeks earlier than usual. this started in napa at the beginning of this month. there's several reasons for the early harvest including the drought and the unusual weather patterns this year. >> the fact that it's warmer at night mean it is grapes are ripening quickly. >> the wildfires could affect the that's of the grapes but most wine makers say they don't expect to raise their prices this year. this is a warning of all bay

area drivers after an accident that injured four firefighters, the simple action that may prevent an emergency from becoming worst. >> we're life in the bay view district where police continue to investigate a crash and shooting that left two victims dead. we'll bring you the latest. >> we have a live look, northbound 101 looks good but there's some slowing at some of those downtown exits, how it is to get on to that lower deck. >> extensive fog bank out there, not too much of a breeze yet but that may pick up later. it's the tropical clouds and thunderstorms that are to the east and north. we'll see if they make it here. slp train's timpur-pedic event. choose from a hugeon of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization.

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eñ74áh÷ good morning to you, welcome back we're live at the golden gate park with those guys right here. the crews are busy cleaning up after the music festival ended last night. you can see everything they have to clean up. alex savidge has been out there all morning. he'll tell us what the police say has been the biggest problem this year. stay tuned. >> welcome back, monday 11th, i'm dave clark. steve has a lot to tell you about weather and traffic. >> a lot of tropical moisture but it's over the sierra, and it has enhanced our fog bank and it's going to keep the drizzle. there's plenty of moisture coming up from the central sierra. still 50s and 60s. so you can see all that

thunderstorm activity, even to the south right now, it's just not here. a few clouds popping up north bay or east bay later. 80s for some and 60s and 70s for others. >> we're looking at improving conditions this is one trouble spot, east 80 at treasure island. i want to look at san francisco. the crash is cleared, hs the hit and run crash but they cleared the lanes, and traffic is still a little slow as you drive into oak land. these are the kinds of -- well, they're the kind of accidents that get people upset because they're not use to this slow traffic at this time of in the morning. the other way from oakland, that's cleared up a little bit. the middle fast track lane are moving along just fine. if you're driving on the freeway, we still have some heavy traffic on hayward. i think my maps are going crazy

there. traffic is okay. northbound at 280 there's a minor crash on the shoulder. now 8:31, we're going to go back to the desk. >> they're investigating the deaths of two young men. they're trying to determine if they were targeted in a shooting or if they were accidentally hit and killed. kgw's brian flores is live at the scene, the crime out there. >> reporter: we're now on the corner of la salle and cashmere. many of the residents are fed up with the crimes not only from the shooting yesterday but the shooting from last month and yesterday they're asking for the public's help with any information leading to the suspect. police investigated the latest shootings.

they were able to pinpoint the incident with the spot viewer technology. there were two male victims that were on dirt bikes but on the ground with serious injuries. police say the victims who have yet to be identified were taken to a nearby hospital where they later died from their injuries. the two were riding dirt bikes in the neighborhood when they encountered gunfire. at least one of those victims was shot. >> this goes in cycles, you know, but it's been recently, it's been reported we have had a lot of shootings in the neighborhood. it's something very distressing. >> it's scary and i have grandchildren you know. so it's very scary. >> reporter: now the incident is being investigated by the san francisco's homicide unit. it's just in the series of hundreds of deadly shootings. four other men were shot in the

same area last month. the shootings have propertied a city wide effort to reduce gun violence on the streets. the medical examiner will provide an autopsy to determine the exact cause of deathful as we take it back out here live, they say there's no new information to disclose other than investigators are working tirelessly to find the person or persons responsible. we're working to gather more information, we'll bring you more information during the ktvu news at noon. brian flores, ktvu, channel 2 news. the time is 8:34. san jose police are still investigating a grim discovery in a mote room. they found the decomposed body of two women at the motel on north 1st street near interstate 880. they think the bodies have been there for at least a day.

there's no evidence of foul play. an incident in vallejo after a fire broke out in mare island. this happened at an abandon building. it's an old military bar rack that the fire debt used for training. firefighters got there last night, half that building was already in flames. it was brought under control by 9:00 last night. though the barracks have been vacant for 15 years, it was widely known to be used by the homeless. 3 out of 4 vallejo firefighters are now recovering at home. the accident happened on saturday on sonoma boulevard in have hey . the truck rolled over twice before slamming into an suv. fire officials say the truck was headed to a house fire, 3 other people were injury in the

crash the one firefighters still in the hospital was at the wheel at the back of the rig. it's not clear what caused that accident but in the after math of this fire truck rolling over, officers are reminding people to be alert for emergency responders on the road. drivers need to remember to slow down when they hear sirens and see lights coming from emergency vehicles. once the emergency responder is arriving, drivers are to pull over to the right hand lane. one chp officer said he has seen many close calls. >> i don't know if they are blantly not pulling over. i think some people are just forgotful of what they're needed to do. >> california law says they you need to slow down to a safe speed or pull over to the right

lane. lightning warnings for later tonight an tomorrow morning. there's a low pressure system hovering over the coast right now. that can cause that, lightning strikes. if you're planning some outdoor activities, use caution. this increases the risk for lightning sparked wild fires as well. in the meantime, wildfires in mendocino county are still battling a massive wild fire. today's winds may make the lodge complex fire even worst. the fire started on july 30th. and it's 30% contained. several evacuation orders are in place near latenville. it's becoming more expensive

to be a renter. many property managements are no longer advertising they have units available. the average apartment rent is more than $1,500 a month. that's up 13.3% since last year. the rental research firm says it's the biggest increase in the 23 metropolitan areas that it tracks in california. a 13-year-old girl has lead her team in this year's little league world series. pitcher monet davis through a 3 hitter yesterday. she struck out 6 batters in her team's 8-0 victory. monet will now become the 18th girl to play in a little league world series when her team faces a team from south nashville. she's about a 70 miles per hour

fastball. >> brian was raving about her this morning. she's incredible. the time is 8:38 if you're headed to a job interview, you may want to pump up the jams. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> you know what i mean? coming up in 18 minutes, a new study, one that could give you a leg up on the competition. >> final preparations for this year's festival. >> and we have traffic that is improving in some areas. 101 and on 680, but it looks a little slow here on the bridge because they just cleared a stall on the right shoulder. we'll explain coming up. >> a lot of gray over the bay as we like to say. the thunderstorm possibility,

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the time is 8:42, let's bring up the date on some of the top stories. an investigation in oakland sent a pedestrian to the hospital.

it happened at 10:30 last night. a truck hit another car and then hit the pedestrian. 5 other people were also hurt. a stowaway from the bay area is due to go back to court today on her latest airport trespassing charge. marilyn was arrested thursdayrd thursday wandering through la international airport. we're now learning that the fbi is taking over the investigation in missouri into the deadly police shooting of michael brown. last night riots were held and several businesses were damaged as riots occurred protesting that shooting. michael brown was shot and killed while walking with a friend near his hometown. brown, an 18-year-old tried to assault the police officer and

take away his gun. witnesses said that he appeared to be surrounding when he was shot. he was not armed. it's 8:43, the department is defending their policy shift. they're providing weapons to some forces in iraq as they battle the terror group isis. u.s. fighter jets are also on standby. kaila is live on what the obama administration is keeping a close eye on. >> reporter: they say there's an urgent need to arm the kurds. they're providing their own weapons and we're doing the same thing with our stocks of weapons we have. meanwhile the u.s. has aired dropped 15,000 gallons of water in parts of iraq where thousands

have fled to escape isis. hundreds already died of thirst. the obama administration is closely watching the political turmoil. the prime minister was ousted and he is not expected to go quietly. thank you kaila. let's get you to where you need to go this morning. sal, you're watching everything, how is it looking? >> we still have problems out there. first we're going to go to the -- we had a stalled vehicle. they removed it from the freeway and thing are good again on 680 south when you drive through. when you go through the toll plaza this morning, it looks pretty good. let's look at san francisco, northbound 101, traffic there is okay. southbound is a little slow

approaching the caesar chavez exit. this is a problem in marin county, they had a crash, southbound traffic from san rafael to madera, it looks like a decent drive for you. let's go to steve. >> a lot of low clouds and fog in place. temperatures, they're in the 50s, #1r50i6 on the low, and it will end up 60s and 70s for the highs. there were a lot yesterday, these look like hailers up to the north, a little bit more there. they're this lull right there, it's backed up a little bit from san francisco, it looks like it want to take a turn now and it's going to get absorbed up. i think tonight and tomorrow

will be a better opportunity for the north bay to be in that window for some possible thunderstorm activity. fairfield, vallejo, delta, also up to lake county, it's probably marginal but i see why they're doing it. it's quiet right now but we expect that to pick up again. 60s on the temperatures here, 50 for some. the tropical clouds, that's what we're keeping our eye on. everything continues to stay out of the area but we're going to see things pop-up a little bit. thunderstorms possible to the east, more likely just clouds, and fog, sun, and maybe some afternoon clouds, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80ss for some. upper 80s closer to the water.

san jose at 81 degrees. santa clara 80. it does look like cooler patterns tuesday, there will be a local drizzle into tuesday and wednesday. it's just a quiet pattern as we head into the end of the week. general motors have to face an lawsuit about faulty ignition switches after paying a settlement in the case. the family accepted a $5 million settlement in his death, but now they say gm fraudulently hid information on that faulty ignition switch. if you're planning to buy a dvd of winter soldier, or maleficent don't look for them on amazon. neither company is commenting.

8:48, nascar driver tony stewart is in the center of an investigation after he hit and killed a driver in up state new york. what happened between the two drivers just moments before the crash.

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9 minutes before 9:00, an investigation is under way surrounding the race car death of a 20-year-old driver that was hit and killed by tony stewart this weekend at a dirt race in

new york. this amateur video shows kevin ward's sprint car hitting a wall after apparently being cut off by stewart's car. he exits his car walks along the track and in the video, ward appears to be angry. that's when tony's car comes close to ward and appear to hit him. >> my thoughts and prayers are with ward's family and everybody involved. it's a tough situation. >> steward say there aren't words to describe the sadness i feel about the accident that took the life of kevin yard jr.. my thoughts and prayer are with his family, friends, and everyone effected by this tragedy. the investigation is just beginning and so far no charges have been filed. >> a female race car driver in sacramento is in the hospital with serious injuries after slamming into a wall head on at the all american speedway on saturday. firefighters used the jaws of

life to get her out of the wreckage. her name has not been released. let's keeper in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers. a federal judge ruled on friday that the current system violates free trade. the judge said that college football and basketball players should be able to make money when their names and images are used for profit. this case will be reheard in the 9th circuit court in san francisco but experts predict that the final decision should come from the u.s. supreme court. an 18-year-old man is facing burglary charges. he's accused of stealing almost $4,000 worth of equipment from from a school. he arrived at the empty school and found max rummaging through a teacher's desk.

after searching his vehicle, they recovered stolen items including two computers and a laptop. he admits to the break in. san francisco schools say they're getting ready for an increase of immigrant students when the new school year starts. the school district says they want immigrant children from central america to know they're welcome in the city's public schools. the school district says they expect to hire several new teachers to meet the needs of these students. the school board will vote on a resolution to dedicate more resources for immigrant children. more than 50 thousand immigrant children have been caught crossing the border to the u.s. in recent months. the out of state recruiting, according to the sacramento bead, they're saying that it's

to offset revenue costs. some are criticizing the strategy. they're saying that students that live in california will benefit from the diversity. it's estimated non-resident applicants will make up 1/5 of all freshman for fall 2014. the annual burning manifest value in nevada is two weeks away -- the burning man festival in-and-a-half-and-a-half man festival -- in nevada is in two weeks. this is a mastermind of david best there for the past 14 years, he has designed the towering wood man. >> i saw a person weeping. she had a skirt on and a

fluorescent wig. they were grieving, you can't do that at church. >> i guess not. this year's temple is called grace. after all the pieces are finished, 7 seem my trucks will hall them to nevada where the temple will be assembled. burning man begins on august 25th. about 40,000 people are expected to be there. so learn more. go to our website at ktvu.com, and look under the web links. dave this story is for you. before your next job interview, they say you should listen to music but it's important to choose the right music. >> according to a study published by a study of technology and social psychology. high powered music could help

you do better on a job interview. some include fiddy cents, and queens i will rock you. it helps you become more powerful. listening to low power or mellow musicianic can help you feel meek music can make you unsure of yourself. >> nothing like a little gangster rap to throw people off when you pull into the ktvu parking lot. good morning everyone. traffic is actually doing okay. if you are driving, thing are getting much better. the bay bridge is beginning to get lighter. it's about a 5 to 10 minute drive to san francisco. 101 in san francisco looks pretty good. still a problem, 101 near lucky drive in marin county. now let's go to steve. >> a lot of low clouds and fog.

maybe some clouds building up later this afternoon. i think most of this activity will stay in the sierra nevada. but it will be cooler for us into tuesday. >> all right steve, thank you. >> and that's our report for this morning. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. >> we are here for you at ktvu.com as well as facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us. these pajamas are really a hug.

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