we're live in oakland where the oakland fire department continues to battle a she --

three-alarm fire that broke out this morning. coming up, the damage caused, the number of people that have been displaced and where the fire started. a deadly crash follows an out-of-control sideshow. the chain of events that led to a man losing his life. >> reporter: a teenager is dead. three others are hospitalized after a gunman opened fire on a car in east palo alto. we're live at the scene. we'll tell you how police plan to track down the shooter. a deadly tragedy at the first 49ers' game ever at levi's stadium. "mornings on 2" begins right now. ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >> that breaking news, you are looking as what's left of a building in oakland. these are live pictures where firefighters just knocked down a huge fire. you can see water still streaming onto what's left of the building there. ktvu's brian flores is the first reporter to arrive on the scene. coming up in two minutes, he will tell us how a firefighter was injured and what

firefighters think may have started this fire. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning tc. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. weather is changing. >> it is, indeed. a lot of reports of drizzle, especially on the san mateo coast, half moon bay, el granada. san francisco very foggy. bigger fog bank. sunny, breezy. cooler inland at 93 would be clearlake or ukiah. that's about it. most inland areas are dealing with 80s because we have a low moving into the pirmth -- into the picture. if -- we have a low. 59 oakland to start. cloudy. 70 for a high today. a little cooler than yesterday. 50s and 60s on uptemperatures. 57, half moon bay. novato and fairfield. that doesn't happen all of the time. it is today. calistoga made it to 49. they are now 51. mid-50s for sebastopol and petaluma, healdsburg.

delta breeze is there. it's getting helped along up to 30. that show dropping in is gonna enhance the fog bank and give us a much stronger delta breeze which means a cooler forecast. low clouds. drizzle. sunny, breezy to windy. 80s through the interior. 60s, 70s, coast and bay. here's sal. >> all right, steve. right now we're looking at the commute and you can see traffic is moving along pretty well in the south bay as we start here. northbound 101, northbound 280, not doing that poorly. you can see traffic is looking good. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and the traffic is -- it's okay. this is traffic that's normal even though okay at this point in the morning means about a 30- minute delay. at least no accidents or stalls. i want to mention that caltrain is delayed if you take the system, you will see some delays throughout the system as caltrain has tweeted that and also sent that information to 511. if you are driving on the eastshore freeway, traffic here looks pretty good.

it's a little slow in the richmond area, but 24 minutes at this time of the morning between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze, it's not too bad. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. we continue to follow breaking news in oakland. a large warehouse fire was first reported just before 5:00 this morning at stone and san leandro streets. ktvu's brian flores was the first reporter on the scene and joins us live with more on the firefighters and the challenge they face fighting this fire. >> reporter: good morning. firefighters remain on scene and will be here for quite some time battling this three-alarm fire. you are taking a look at this old carpet depot business that's not been in business for quite some time from what we understand from businesses. we did see flames up. firefighters will be here until it is fully contained. we go to the fire. when we first arrived at 5:15, around 4:00 when the fire first

stard, huge flames coming out of the old carpet depot store in oakland. the cause of the fire still unknown but the latest update we got from firefighters, it started at an abandoned camper shell located behind the old warehouse. the area is known for people lighting trash on fire. when we arrived, firefighters said squatters were seen leaving the area as well. the fire got so big, that a crew had exhausted all of their resources and called for a second-alarm at 5:02. a third alarm was called at 5:24. some type of housing unit wass about returned in the fire. overall, four people have been displaced. the red cross is here to help out. there are also electrical birs hanging above the fire, the warehouse that made it difficult to fight the fire. he's sound from fire officials. >> we had wires down that were live power lips. we weren't able to get as close as we wanted to. it quickly went to a defensive

fire. we had to make sure that the firefighters and the citizens in the area were safe as well. >> reporter: and because of the fire, pg&e cut power to around the area as well. the fire caused damage to the lines. the latest from pg&e during the height of the fire is that more than 5,000 customers were affected. that number has dropped to 2600 customers. as we take it back out here live, again, still very active scene. we have seen a few flare popups inside the building as well on the roof. they are attacking it from above with ladder pipes, at least three of them and a couple of fire engines as well. oakland firefighters will be here until it is fully contained. there's one injury to a firefighter, they say it's a minor injury. this firefighter was trying to cut through a doorway. he was taken to a hospital. he's expected to be okay. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. we'll check back for an update. we're also following developing news from the peninsula. police are looking for the gunman responsible for a deadly shooting in east palo alto.

one teenager was killed. three other young people were hurt. ktvu's janine de la vega has been talking to police officers who have been on the scene since 11:30 last night. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. actually, police just rolled up their crime tape and they just left the scene. but they are still investigating back at the office. they want to talk to the surviving victims and the young people who also didn't get shot in this shooting. they want to know why a gunman opened fire here at georgetown and purdue. police say at about 11:30 last night, there were six people sitting inside a toyota camry when a man started shooting at them. bullets hit four passengers. emergency crews rushed to the scene to help. but an 18-year-old man in the car died from his injuries. the other man and two other women are being treated but are expected to survive. they are at stanford hospital. officers are trying to figure out if the shooter approached

on foot or was in another car. they say the crime is pretty brazen. it seems the car or the other people inside were targeted. >> right now, we're still conducting the investigation and talking to those surviving victims and other witnesses to determine what exactly happened. >> reporter: a tow truck hauled away the camry shot at for evidence in this police investigation. we don't know who owns it but the driver was not shot. everyone in the car was between 18 to 20 years old. the identity of the man who died is not being released yet but we were told thattese from east palo alto. we asked if any words were exchanged between the gunman and the victims or if they knew each other. police are still working to get those answers. they've not released the suspect description but are hoping to once they get more details from the survivors, again, they need to talk to them after they are treated there in the hospital. this is east palo alto's third homicide of the year. reporting live from east palo alto, janine de la vega, ktvu

channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. 11 suspected east palo alto gang members are due in a san mateo county courtroom this morning. they are accused of taking part in a series of killings and other violent crimes across the peninsula during the past few years. officers arrested them earlier this year in an attempt to crack down on violent street gangs in the east palo alto area. nine of the defendants who are charged with murder could face the death penalty if they are convicted. 7:09. a tourist visiting san francisco recovering now after he was shot in the leg in the tenderloin district. it happened yesterday morning. police say the man was walking with his wife near polk and ellis streets when he was hit by a bullet. investigators say the couple was not targeted. police took a woman into custody. she may face charges of attempted murder. there is a bizarre new development involving jahi mcmath, the oakland girl declared brain dead last year. the tribune reports the new york facility that's helping

the mcmath family says jahi is heading back home here to the bay area. the facility put out a call for back-to-school supply, bedding, clothing and other donations for the 13-year-old. however, the lawyer for the mcmath family denies the claim of that facility. jahi was declared brain dead in december following surgery to take out her tonsils. many bay area schools back in session. law enforcement officials want to make sure drivers watch out for kids. according to a new report, 26% of all elementary school students walk or bike to school. this year more police officers will patrol school zones in san francisco. they will provide extra enforcement to make sure mandatory speed limits are kept around schools. two years ago, san francisco became the first city in the state to install 15-mile-an- hour school zones citywide.

it's designed to reduce speeding and encourage families to walk and bike to school. happening right now, fathers in san francisco's bayview's hunter point neighborhood are taking a stance against violence by using a back-to-school tradition. they are walking their kids to school this morning. then they are gonna meet with san francisco school superintendents about safety concerns. after that, they will hold a march and rally to the mlk swimming pool. this event was triggered by the rise in crime and also the deaths of young people in the area. you can find more openings under our special back-to- school section. it's under the hot topics at ktvu.com. all right. 7:1. kind of a tragic -- 7:11. kind of a tragic start for the 49ers. the medical emergency that prompted a huge response during the first-ever football game at

levi stadium. another violent night in ferguson. up next we'll take you live to ferguson where the governor is now calling for new drastic measures. heads up for a new crash just reported westbound 24 near saint stevens drive. and that good drive could be coming to an end. we'll take a look at drive times for you coming up. thicker fog bank, a lot of low clouds. also back to school here. san francisco today starting off overcast. 57. may be very foggy. drizzle. high today in the low to mid- 60s. lem (vo) ours is a world of passengers.

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damaging businesses. two people were wounded in shootings by civilians, according to police. because there have been protests almost every night since michael brown was shot on august 9th, missouri's governor is now calling for a dramatic step. polo sandoval is in ferguson where the national guard will be on hand to try to keep the peace. good morning, polo. >> reporter: hey, tori. good morning. that's really what officials have been doing, is trying to de-escalate the situation. starting tonight, you can expect a larger law enforcement presence on the streets of ferguson. the governor the missouri actually signing the order that would essentially deploy the soldiers after what was one of the most violent clashes between protesters and police. sunday night saw some of the most fierce protesters. now, governor jay nixon is calling up the missouri national guard to help restore order in the st. louis suburb.

this all comes hours after a family attorney said the autopsy they arranged found brown was shot six times, twice in the head, though not from close range. two civilians were shot sunday not by police, though. authorities say defiant protesters threw molotov cocktails. >> based on these conditions, i had no alternate but to el the level of our -- elevate the level of our response. >> reporter: the key moment was when the crowd marched to the commander. >> we were peaceful. this is unacceptable and this is not the law. this is unacceptable. until we get justice, we will not stop. >> reporter: the protests intensified friday after police identified the shooter as officer darren wilson and releasing a video that shows brown roughing up a store clerk

and stealing cigars. >> they love their child. they had every right for their child to have due process of the law. >> reporter: one more side note, tori, we do also know there was a smaller and separate demonstration during the overnight hours in nearby st. louis. this was in support of officer darren wilson, the officer who reportedly shot and killed 18- year-old michael brown. meanwhile, looking ahead, we know that the brown family along with their attorneys are expected to make a public appearance later today for a press conference, specifically to address those autopsy results that you just heard about, the private autopsy arranged by the brown family. tori? >> all right. polo sandoval, thank you. this is new video this morning from outside a st. louis tv station. more than 100 people rallied there yesterday afternoon in support of officer darren wilson. he's the officer that shot and killed michael brown.

supporters say the tv station aired video of officer wilson's house. the station has apologized and removed that video from their website. a representative with the police officers association says this is a tough time for both brown's family and officer wilson. parents in sonoma county will open their kids' back-to- school packets and find tips about gun safety. it's a safety fact shoot that followings the shooting death of andy lopez last year after a deputy mountain took the boy's -- deputy mistook the boy's air soft gun for a real gun. later, there will be a news conference dealing with a bill that would remove the temporary removal of firearms for people at risk of committing violence. the mass killing near uc santa

barbara earlier this year prompted this proposal. seven people, including the shooter, all died during a shooting rampage in an off- campus community. the bill would create a restraying order that would temporarily stop a mentally unstable person from buying and possessing firearms. 7:18. california could be the first state in the country to regulate the use of antibiotics in poultry and cattle. but environmentalists are opposed. the old bill would ban ranchers from using antibiotics just to increase the animals' weight. opponents say the bill is too weak. there's growing concern that the widespread use of eashts also used by human is creating gerles that are immune to nearly all drugs. the bill will become law if the governor signs it. all right. sal, you have the highway 24 under control? >> well, not really. we have a crash there.

one of the things we mentioned this last time and now the traffic is really starting to slow. let's go right to the picture. westbound 24 at st. stevens there is a crash. the crash is up here. you can see where i'm drawing the arrow. it's just terrible there. in fact, if i get rid of the arrow now that i showed it to you, look how slow it is up there. that's because there is a crash just around this corner. you can see the traffic time is changing before our very eyes. driving westbound, please give yourself extra time because of this crash. again, westbound 24 near st. stevens. at least one lane is taken away by this injury accident. the chp is working hard to get it out of the way. but it's already caused slow traffic as you can see. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is moderately heavy. about a 30, 40-minute drive coming into san francisco. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, we have slow traffic in hayward heading down to union city. on the peninsula, traffic on 101 and 280 looking pretty good

here. 101 heading down out of the city just a little bit slow until you pass candlestick. remember that place? let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome. low cloud deck and fog. there is a lot to go around, making a pretty good push here. a low is dropping down. that's going to play into our weather of a cooler forecast. there's numerous reports of drizzle along the san mateo coast. i know half moon bay, el granada, pacifica, san francisco, oakland. areas of fog, drizzle. maybe where you are. westerly breeze to windy out to the delta. gusts to 30 there. sunny, breezy, coastal fog has no problem hanging around today. that low is gonna keep the fog machine rolling along making a pretty good surge inland. the low is right there. right there. spinning. it will settle over us at least. one forecast model -- it's already pumping in a band of high clouds in central california. that might not affect us. the low pushes south. if it goes far enough south to southern california, we would

say hello to my little friend here, the monsoon moisture. now, we'll see. it's very close. if it would tap into that, we might have change our forecast in the week. we'll mention it for now. there's also a tropical depression farther south than that. there's plenty going on. the key will be how far south the low digs. a couple of forecast models keep it hoe over-- it low over us. it's dealing with the fog and cooler temperatures right now. 60s, 70s, and also 80s. the low will give us a cooler forecast for probably into wednesday. then we'll level it off. fog forecast shows plenty here. it will come charging back in tonight and tomorrow as the low moves over us. it's not a strong low but the mere fact it's there. that will give the fog a lot to work with. 59 in oakland. 70 for a high downtown although overcast now, a lot of fog and drizzle. 59 livermore is in there. santa rosa, 57 for half moon bay. 57 fairfield. see that all of the time. 61 san jose. some upper 50s, even brentwood

at 59. now that doesn't happen too often but they dipped in there. this summer, usually they are in the 60s. upper 50s la fayette and also orinda. and that delta breeze up to 30 now. that's a roaring delta breeze, extra hold on the hair spray. that will make it out to vacaville and sacramento. the water temperatures are still warm. san francisco, buoy, 62. bodega bay, 57. ukiah, overcast and cool in boonville. that's a good thing. if it's cool there, it will be cool for everywhere today. a little cooler forecast. low clouds, drizzle, breezy. the usual suspects there. temperatures dealing with a lot of 60s, 70s and 80s. i did go one 90. that was clearlake in 93. sonoma, 81. kentfield, 75. mill valley in there. oakland, 70. brentwood, 88. livermore, 85. that's down 5 from yesterday. san leandro and 73. downtown san jose, just continues to run cool but we'll

go 78 there. santa clara 80. 86 for morgan hill. 70 san bruno. san mateo at 75 and 64 for daly city. a little cooler pattern will take us into wednesday. if the low does not tap into tropical moisture we'll see a slight warmup. if it does, we'll have to change some of the cloud projections on thursday and friday. >> thank you, steve. 7:24. people across the state are being urged, required, in fact, to save water. the state's water providers it turns out they are wasting it. the obscure problem that has billions of gallons going down the drain during the drought. next, the online plans today for a tribute to robin williams, calling on people everywhere to do something really special this afternoon. rs

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dozens of people. this is new video we just got in. it shows a lot of damage left behind by the 6.2 magnitude earthquake. it struck in western iran near the border with iraq. at least of 0 people were injure -- 60 people were injured. the quake cut off water, electricity and phone lines in some areas. back here at home, actor robin williams was remembered yesterday as glide memorial church. ♪ >> glide dedicated its morning services to robin williams who died a week ago today at his home in marin county. robin williams often volunteered at glide and donated to the church. cecil williams remembered robin williams as a generous man with a passion for helping others. >> there is a call on facebook to give robin williams what is being called his loudest standing ovation ever. it's asking people all over the nation to stand up wherever

they are at 1:00 this afternoon our time and just applaud for robin williams for one minute. so far, almost 20,000 people have accepted that invitation. 7:27. nearly a dozen people rushed to the hospital following a major pileup in san jose. coming up, the illegal move by one driver that triggered the serious crash. >> reporter: the chp cracks down on a sideshow at the port of oakland and then a high- speed chase begins. it has deadly consequences. we'll let you know what happened -- next. and big trouble on highway 24. you can see for yourself. highway 24 traffic is slow. coming up at st. stevens and there's debris in the lanes. i will tell you what happened. there is a lot of fog also. that fog bank is showing signs of sticking around for a cooler pattern the next couple of days. local drizzle. we'll talk about that and see what's in store. maybe more tropical cloud later in the week.

7:316789 police say it all started with an out-of-control sideshow in oakland last night. check this out. more than 100 cars trucks and vans created traffic chaos but it did lead to a deadly crash. tara moriarty is live in oakland where you can see right there the tire marks still on the roadway. coming up in two minutes, she will tell us about the chain of

events leading up to the crash and what police are considering doing to put a stop to these illegal side shows. something we've had a lot of problems with. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. kind of gray, gloomy, chilly outside the door. >> back to you. [laughter] >> that's all you can say? >> that's about right. >> drizzle, gray skies over the bay. sunny, breezy, coastal fog, it looks like every chance to regroup fast even tonight. cooler inland even with the sunshine and the reason for all of this is a low which is coming down out of the pacific northwest. it will settle over the bay area. maybe points south. almost everybody says cloudy skies. that's the low cloud deck. there is a lot of thick fog. 50 on the temperatures. hayward, 63, redwood city, 62. a few upper 50s and the da breeze up to po. that's a sure sign along with a

westerly component. there a tropical clouds skirting through central california. it's those coming out of arizona that we have to keep an eye on for later in the week. a little cooler today. 80s to the interiors. 60s and 70s. here's sal. steve, we have a problem on highway 24 in the way of a crash that left debris all over the lanes. you can see how slow. this has tripled the drive time. traffic is at a standstill near the b.a.r.t. station in la fayette. it usually takes eight minutes, maybe ten to drive between pleasant hill road and the caldecott. it's three times that much right now. the vehicles are on the shoulder. people are slowing to take a look and the wood debris all over the place is making things slow. take b.a.r.t. or use a different route. you don't want to use this route. let's take a look at the toll plaza of the bay bridge, the traffic here is moving along well if you are -- it's moderate. it might start to get better as people are stuck on highway 24 that are not gonna make it here in a timely fashion.

if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, that traffic is building. 7:33. back to the desk. a sideshow last night in oakland turned deadly. a motorcyclist leads police on a high-speed chase from oakland to castro valley. this sideshow started around 7:30 near the port of oakland. tara moriarty is there right now and tara, you can still see some of the evidence from that sideshow this morning. >> reporter: we noticed when we were driving in this morning, there are tire marks, circles where cars do doughnuts all over this roadway. there are speed bumps that we noticed that are pretty new. there's three of them one of them is behind me. you can see it here. they are definitely causing folks to slow down. they've curbed the illegal drag racing. police still have issues with the sideshows. last night was no exception. around 7:30 was when it began. newschopper2 got this overhead look. more than 100 cars, trucks and

vans stopped with people running out in the middle of the tree. the sideshow spilled over to the bay bridge toll plaza before authorities were able to break it up. around 8:30. the chp began a high-speed chase on interstate 880 southbound near 16th street. the chp says that it had to call off the chase a few times when speeds reached more than 100 miles an hour. the pursuit ended in castro valley when the motorcyclist crashed into an suv and was killed. >> someone's bad decisions affects other people. any sideshows and reckless driving, it has to stop. it's not gd for anybody -- not good for anybody. >> reporter: you may remember last week two people were injured after they crashed in a sideshow-related accident in oakland. the chp said the car was in a sideshow and was speeding. here at the port, officials have been talking about adding rumble strips for the past year, but so far that's not happened. live from the port of oakland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2

news. >> all right. thank you, tara. new this morning, san jose police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash. it happened last night just before 10:00. police say they received calls about a car that hit a man who was crossing center road near balfour drive. when officers arrived, they found him lying in the street. he was taken to the hospital and found dead. the only information about the car, it was a black sedan. they are urging anyone who saw this collision to contact the san jose police department's traffic investigations unit. san jose police also investigating a major crash involving eight different cars. it happened at okala avenue and capitol expressway around 9:30. a black mercedes ran a red light. police say that mercedes broadsided one car causing it to flip several times and hit six more cars. they say the driver of the mercedes tried to run away but was captured by police. he was taken to the hospital.

we don't know if he was arrested. ten people were rushed to local hospitals and some of them are life-threatening injuries. police say speed and alcohol were factors in that crash. 7:36. the 49ers' first game at levi stadium took a tragic turn yesterday when a fan suffered a heart attack in the stands. ktvu channel 2 reporter, alex savidge joins us in the studio with the dramatic rescue effort that unfoamed during the game -- unfolded during the game. >> it was a disturbing scene for fellow 49er fans who watched this man collapse in the stands. he was rushed to the hospital. this all happened during the third quarter in the game between the 9ers and broncos. there are paramedics from the santa clara fire department rushed to help that man. he was given cpr for 15 minutes, then taken from the stadium on a stretcher. now, it's unclear what caused the man to go into cardiac. but it was certainly a hot day in the stands at levi stadium. that particular section where

this fan was sitting was in direct sunlight. throughout the day a number of fans sought relief in the shady concourses. team officials did tell the san jose mercury news the game saw an unusually high number of emergency calls, in all likelihood because of the heat. now, the 49ers put out a statement about what happened during the game. it says the 49ers' organization is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of one of our fans earlier today. we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences and prayers to his family and friends in this time of sadness." authorities thus far have not released the name of the man who died. we're live in the studio, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. in the meantime, this preseason game was the first real test of how levi stadium would handle a tellout crowd. 65,000 fandz made their way to the stadium. for the most part, the stadium got high marks when it came to

traffic, parking and mass transit. that is in sharp contrast when the soccer game was held a few weeks earlier. leaving levi stadium was even easier. the 9ers lost to the broncos, 34-0 in a game that was never close. the blowout had many of the 65,000 fans heading to the exit early. in fact the stadium was nearly empty by the end of the game. 7:39. one month after a bank rockery and deadly shootout in stockton. 2 investigates sits down for an exclusive interview with the police chief of stockton. >> we know that the officers were determining how many potential hostages were in the car and that alone is difficult to do that early on. >> didn't the officers who were outside the bank see them take

the hostages and get away? >> they did. but the amount -- they didn't know if anyone was in the car. remember, they just showed up scene and saw what they saw. >> the radio communication between the officers is raising questions to how law enforcement responded to the crisis which ended tragically with the death of hostage, misty holt-singh. tonight at 5:00, what the police chief reveals about how the situation unfolded from the department's perspective and why he says hostage negotiators were not able to intervene. 7:40. a couple from the los angeles area turning to social media trying to track down a thief who stole their children's toys right from their front yard. here is the video they posted on youtube. take a look at this. you can see a man pulling umg to the family's home in this red suv over the weekend. the driver gets out, picks up a toy cart. now, he tries to put it inside the suv but it won't fit. so he puts it on the roof of

the suv. the family says that man also stole their daughter's tricycle and her shoes. >> i was screaming and i ran off heartbroken. >> i thought it was really sad that the older gentleman was out, you know, basically taking people's toys. >> well, the bergmans say they only went no their home for five minutes just to change their son's diaper. they have filed a police report on this and they say they just want this thief to be caught. so other families are not victimized. 7:41. 245,000, that's how much it will cost you on average these days to raise a child. a new report out this morning shows that for a middle-class family with a child born in 2013, it will just a little more than $245,000 to raise them from birth until they are 18 years old. that includes costs for food, housing, child care and education. the cost for families though, with more than one child was

less. the study shows families with three or more children spent 22% than families with children. a fire ripped through an oakland business and injured a firefighter. in the next hour of "mornings on 2," the reason this firefight was especially difficult and why thousands remain without power. how do you get up and look at yourself in the morning knowing you did this? >> and the emotional pleas from a san francisco family for the hit-and-run driver to come forward after a 2-year-old girl was killed in a crosswalk. traffic is still slow on 24 westbound, leaving walnut creek for oakland because of a crash at st. stevens. we'll tell you what happened and why it's taking so long for it to unwind. there is a change in the weather. it's called a cooler pattern. a low is moving in. that's enhancing the fog bank. there's a lot of low clouds

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7:45. it was a heartbroking weekend for one local family. they lost a 2-year-old girl in a hit and run. now they are pleading with the drive to surrender. ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom with clues police have in this tragic case. good morning, pam. >> good morning. what happened in a crosswalk in a busy part of san francisco so hopefully someone will step forward with information that leads to the person who killed a little 2-year-old girl. family and friends gathered to remember miyana gregory. she was hit and killed on

mission street friday night between 4th and 5th street. she was with her aunt and twin brother at the time. we spoke to her father at a vigil yesterday. he was barely able to escape. >> what did you see? >> twin brother. i know he's gonna be missing her. >> the surveillance cameras captured video of the car feeding away but so far police have not found that driver. the car is described as a 1990s white four-door sedan. police say it may be a toyota camry, a honda or a lexus. it also has a mismatched dark front bumper and dark rims. now, in our next hour of "mornings on 2," the powerful words from the little girl's grandmother aimed directly at the person who caused her death. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. a man hit by a suspect fleeing police in a stolen van in san francisco last month has died. the family of 29-year-old zach

watson was removed -- say they removed him from life support saturday afternoon. he was walking his bike near union square on july 28th when police say 25-year-old anthony witner ran a red light and hit a taxi. the impact sent the taxi into watson and another person. witner ran from the scene but was caught while trying to get away on a nearby bus. prosecutors could bring additional charges. as california's drought continues there is a new study showing bay area water providers are wasting more than 20 billion gallons of water every year. an audit of california records shows providers have lost between 3 and 16% of their water because of damaged underground pipes. the san jose mercury news reports the old and broken pipes have leaked enough water to meet the needs of 71,000 families for a whole year. >> wow. that's kind of depressing. 7:47. let's check in with sal.

also a little deplease, the commute, westbound 24. >> you hate to see it, tori and dave. you know, you are starting off your monday and you have to deal with really slow traffic on 24 westbound. there was an earlier crash near saint stevens. the crash was on the shoulder. there was wood debris all over the place. the traffic was slow. all it takes is a little bit to offset this commute. normally it's eight minutes, eight minutes from pleasant hill road to the caldecott. this is -- we're coming up on -- we've passed three times a little while ago, it was -- it was 24 minutes a little bit. now it's 22. slight improvement. again, all of the vehicles are off the wood but the traffic is going to be very slow. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for a 30- minute drive into san francisco. no problems on the bridge. but there's quite a delay as you can see on the actual bridge. southbound 101 in petaluma, southbound 101 at east washington, they are clearing a

crash. so the north bay commute had been doing well but now not so much. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. >> you are welcome. >> a lot eflow clouds in place -- a lot of low clouds in place. plenty of fog, drizzle. numerous reports. along the san mateo coast, san francisco and it's gonna be cooler well into tomorrow i would say and wednesday. then we'll keep an eye to see where the low ends up. it's on its way. it's spinning off eureka, crescent city. it will settle over the bay area. the key will be the monson clouds. if it taps into that, we have to change the forecast that. there's more than that down south in baja. have a tropical depression. one forecast model goes down to southern california and taps into some of that. if that happens, we could see some of the real rain, not the fake stuff. it wouldn't be until thursday or friday. 60s, 70s or 80s. so the warm is disappearing. there will be a few areas in lake county.

cooler forecast with the low moving in. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. there's a pretty good breeze behind that. it's a sea breeze. 24 gusting 30 at travis. west and concord, west at napa. that's the direction the wind is coming from. 40 up in tahoe. 58 sacramento, reno. 56 ukiah. thick fog being reported in parts of mendocino county. just get a hint of that low right now as it moves in. that's giving us the drizzle. it's giving it more of an inland push. a little cooler forecast. 70s and 80s. we'll go 76 san rafael. kentfield in there. santa rosa, clearlake went 93. 88 brentwood. but livermore at 85. pleasanton at 84. 83 danville. 78 san jose to 82 los gatos. 77 in fremont. 75 san mateo to 76 mountain view. 79 redwood city. low to mid-60s at best the next

couple of days. if the low does not go south, we will see warmer weather toward the end of the week and the weekend. if it does, we'll have to include a lot of tropical clouds in here. >> all right, steve. 7:50. in ferguson, missouri, dozens of people rallying behind the police officer who shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," how a local tv station helped kick off this new demonstration. but first, a california bomb in trouble for climb -- woman in trouble for climbing into a giraffe exhibit at a school. one of the animals licked her but then things turned ugly. what happened and why the woman said she did it.

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7:53. new this morning, wikileaks founder julian assange said he will leave the ecuadorian embassy soon after living there two years. he held a news conference but he didn't say where he plans to go. he's suffering health problems as a result of his confinement because of a lack of exposure to sunlight. he fled to the embassy in 2012 fearing extradition to sweden. authorities want to question him over allegations of a sexual assault. assange fears sweden will transfer him to the u.s. to face charges of publishing u.s. government secrets. president obama is back at the white house this morning taking a few days off his vacation. the president and one of his

daughters, malia, returned to the without late last night. he was a meeting scheduled with his national security council to receive an update on iraq. and this afternoon, president obama will meet with attorney general eric holder to discuss the situation in ferguson, missouri. the president is scheduled to return to martha's vineyard in massachusetts to resume his vacation tomorrow night. meanwhile, there are reports out of iraq this morning that u.s. air strikes have helped iraqi security forces and kurdish fighters take back control of the strategic mosul dam from islamic state militants. the dam supplies electricity and water to a large part of that country. there were concerns the dam could be sabotaged, flooding the cities of mosul and baghdad. it was captured by the islamic state extremist group two weeks ago. many parents of a southern california school are gonna keep their kids home today after a 15-year-old posted online threats to shoot students. detectives started to

investigate this late saturday after more than a dozen people saw the instagram post by a student. it showed a photo of a va len seepia school and warned people in the santa clarita area there would be a shooting soon. and a lot of people were gonna die. after further investigation, authorities found there was no real threat. >> this particular individual did work alone. there wasn't any secondary suspects. there were no firearms found. his parents were not in possession of any firearms. this was done as kind of a way to get a reaction out of his fell low students and classmates. >> that 15-year-old was arrested after the sheriff's served a search warrant. the instagram page has been deactivated. detectives say it's safe for kids to go back to school, some of the parents are still choosing to keep their kids home. a california woman is facing fines this morning for climbing into a giraffe exhibit at a zoo. police in madison, wisconsin

say, 24-year-old amanda hall of san luis obispo climbed over a zoo fence saturday evening. a 12-foot tall giraffe licked her, then kicked her in the face. according to the police report, hall said she climbed into the exhibit because she loves giraffes. well, she was cited for harassment of zoo animals. that carries a fine of $700. they say that woman is very lucky to be alive. they have the ability to kill a lion. >> you think they are so docile. hard to believe they could do that much damage. one person killed, three others injured in a late night shooting in east papt -- in east palo alto. >> reporter: oakland fire crews have a fire under control that broke out about four hours. we'll give you a live update. so far so good on 880.

it's beginning to slow a little bit up towards high street. right now it looks good past the kol lee sue -- coliseum.

flameses rolled through a carpet depot store. the power was knocked out for thousands of customers. we just got an update that all but 29 of those customers have their power back on. we're out there live this morning. brian flores is out there. this is how things look out there at san leandro and stone street. you can see the damage done to the carpet depot store. brian flores was the first reporter there. coming up in two minutes, brian will have a closer look at the damage and also tell you why firefighters had a really hard time puts those flames out. stay tuned for that. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, august 18th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. saw a little drizzle coming in this morning to work. >> i think we all did. no doubt about it. plenty to go sarnd.

a lot of reports. areas of fog, drizzle, light rain for some. i mean, it's technically drizzle but there is a low dropping in. that's enhancing the fog bank and giving us some of that drizzle. there's plenty to go around. the low is going to drop right over us and then where she goes nobody knows. it looks like it will go to central california. we'll see if it goes south. there are hints it might draw in tropical clouds. if that's the case and hangs around long enough, we might have an interesting forecast past monday. 60s on the temperatures or 50s. kind of stuck but they are close. coast, bay, inland. the delta breeze has been holding all morning long. that tells us it will make it out to vacaville, sacramento. the low is up here. it will continue to give us a lot of low clouds and fog. a cooler forecast. more 80s inland than the 90s. low clouds, drizzle, sunny. a little bit below average. 60s, 70s, coast and bay. got word of a new crash, southboundle 80 at mowry -- southbound 880 at mowry and

fremont. doesn't appear to be serious. the big trouble is on highway 24 westbound because of an earlier crash at st. stevens. a car went up the embankment. there was woodal over the place on the -- wood all over the place. it's taking almost three times as long to drive the stretch between pleasant hill road and the caldecott tunnel. let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza, there is a backup between 30, 40 minutes. as you drive through, no major problems. the traffic is slow on the bridge and mott ritually heavy. 580 westbound. we've had a couple of different early-morning things. it's still slow getting into dublin and 680, the su know grade, traffic from the 580 interchange into fremont. now let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. new this morning, firefighters are keeping a close eye on the scene of a large warehouse fire. it began just before 5:00 this morning on stone and san

leandro streets. ktvu's brian flores was the first reporter on the scene and has more on the firefighter who was injured and how the fire started. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yeah. firefighters have gained an upper hand on this fire that broke, as you mentioned before 5:00 this morning. they got the upper hand about more than an hour and a half ago, i would say. as you can see, crews will be here handling some of the hot spots. a little bit of smoke from the carpet depot building. want to go to some video. when we first arrived here, just after 5:15 this morning. huge flames coming out of the old carpet depot as we mentioned. the store has been abandoned for a couple of years on san leandro street. now, the cause of the fire still unknown. we understand the fire started from an abandoned camper shell which was dumped right next to the old business. the fire spread to the business as well as a home behind it. overall, four people have been displaced as a result of the

fire and there was a minor injury to a firefighter. from what we understand, he was trying to cut through a doorway to get inside. he was taken to a hospital. but he's expected to be okay. the other challenge was the overhead power lines. those active lines came down because of the intense flames. nearby businesses say this isn't the only time a fire has popped up here. one with the owners we talked with, said there was one in the same area a couple of weeks ago. >> we got somebody in the neighborhood whenever they pile up trash, they set it on fire. >> reporter: the cause of the fire still unknown. the flames got so big that a second alarm was called at 5:02. a thid alarm call -- a third alarm was called at 5:34. there have been squatters there making shelter there.

fire crews are pat -- are battling some of the flames. pg&e is here as well. at the heist of the fire more than -- height of the fire, 5,000 customers were affected. but the latest update only 29 customers are without power. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. we're also following developing news from east palo alto. police there searching for a gunman in a deadly shooting. one teenager was killed. tlea other people were -- three other people were hurt. janine de la vega has been out there talking to police. they've been on the scene since 11:30 last night. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we moved closer because police took down the crime tape. now, police say they were working right over here because this is where the car was parked that was shot at, right here at purdue and georgetown. they are back at the station investigating. now, the family who lives there says they don't know anybody

who was in that car, the people involved. we're trying to find out if the car was moving or if it was parked there. at this point, investigators are saying they are still unsure. six people were sitting inside a toyota camera at around 11:30 when a man started shooting at they. bullets hit four passengers. emergency crews rushed to the scene to help. an 18-year-old man in the car died from his injuries. the other man and the two other women are being treated at stanford hospital. but they are expected to survive. officers are trying to figure out if the shooter approached on foot or was in another car. they say this crime is pretty brazen. it seems either the car or the people inside were targeted. i asked police about gang activity in the area. >> this particular intersection right here is not an area known behind crime. so i don't know why the crime occurred right here. but hopefully we'll find out soon enough. >> a tow truck hauled away the camry shot out for evidence in this police investigation.

we don't know who owns it but the driver was not shot. everyone in the car was between 18 and 20 years old. the identity of the man who died is not being released yet. but we're told he's from east palo alto. we asked if any words were exchanged between the gunman and the victims or if they knew each other. at this point, we are police are still working to get the answers. they are hoping to get some more details and hope the victims cooperate once they finish interviewing them. reporting live from east palo alto, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 11 suspected east palo alto gang members are due in a san mateo county courtroom this morning. they are accused of several killings and other violent crimes around the peninsula during the past few years. these suspects were arrested earlier this year in a crackdown on violent street gangs in the east palo alto area. if convicted, nine of the defendants who were charged with murder could face the death penalty.

8:07. a tourist visiting san francisco is recovering this morning after getting shot in the leg in the city's tenderloin district. police say the man was walking with his wife near polk and ellis streets when he was hit by a bullet. it happened after 10:00 yesterday morning. investigators say the couple was not targeted. police took a woman into custody who may face attempted homicide charges. well, there is a bizarre new development involving jahi mcmath, the oakland girl declared brain dead. the tribune is reporting the new york facility helping the mcmath family says jahi is heading back home here to the bay area. the facility put out a call for back-to-school supplies, for bedding, clothing and other donations for the 13-year-old. however, the lawyer for the mcmath family denies the facility's claim. jahi mcmath was declared brain dead in december following surgery to take out her

tonsils. 8:08. many bay area schools back in session. law enforcement agencies want to make sure drivers watch out for kid heading to school. according to a new report, 26% of all elementary school students in san francisco walk or bike to school. so this year, more police officers will patrol school zones in san francisco and they will provide extra enforcement of mandatory speed limits around schools. two years ago, san francisco became the first city in the street to install 15-mile-an- hour school zones citywide. it's designed to reduce speeding, increase safety and encourage more families to walk or bike to school. 8:09. happening now -- fathers in san francisco's bayview hunters's point neighborhood, they are taking a stand against violence by using a back-to-school tradition. they are walking their kids to school this morning and then they are gonna meet with school the superintendent -- with the school superintendent about

safety concerns. after that, they will hold a march and rally, go from third to oakdale to the mlk swimming poo. this was triggered by the -- swimming pool. this was triggered by a rise in crime. a bay area community is making sure that underprivileged kids can create in art classes for free. the program offers, dance, and other classes. now they are trying to raise money to bring those classes to at least six underfunded bare schools for free. the kl has set up a kick -- company has set up a kick starter page and are hoping to raise $23,000 by wednesday. ktvu will have a link to the page. you can find it under the web link section at ktvu.com. you can find more bay area school openings under our special back-to-school section. it's under today's hot topics at ktvu.com. twitter's latest experiment with users' time lines is not

proving very popular. now when a user favorites a tweet, it does not stay semiprivate. instead, it will be tweeted like a re-tweet. the change means users can see tweets favorited by people who they follow. some users are being notified when someone they follow followers a new user. some users say they finally found found a use for the mute feature. probably a lot more notices than you need. a sideshow in oakland that turned tragic. coming up in 22 minutes, this was just unbelievable. the high-speed chase stemming from the illegal activity that ended with the death of a motorcyclist. some students in sonoma county returning to school will be taking home more than momentwork. coming up after the break, the safety item being handed out nearly a year after the andy lopez shooting. good morning. right now, traffic is still doing okay in some areas. 280 in san jose looks good but they are still slowing on

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it was another night of violence in ferguson, missouri. that followed more protests over the deadly police shooting of 18-year-old michael brown. reporter polo sandoval is in ferguson, where the national guard is now being called in by

the governor. good morning, polo. >> reporter: hey, tori, good morning to you. while we -- before we dig deeper, really, on that issue, we can tell you that the brown family and also a private pathologist that they hired for second out of three autopsies right now speaking publicly really with brand new details with respect to the trajectory and fatal injuries sustained by 18-year-old michael brown. however, what's still uncertain is how the results will -- the response to those results and what it will be like here in this community. what we do know is the national guard already on standby preparing to potentially respond to any more disturbances here in ferguson. this is under the direction of the governor after what was a very, very tense night. sunday night saw some of the fiercest clashes yet between police and protesters over the death of michael brown. now, governor jay nixon is calling up the missouri national guard to help restore order in the st. louis suburb.

this comes hours after a family attorney said the autopsy they arranged found brown was shot six times, twice in the head, though not from close range. two civilians were shot sunday, not by police. authorities add defiant demonstrators shot at and threw homemade bombs prompting police to move in. >> based on these conditions, i had no alternative but to elevate the level of our response. >> reporter: through the night, police had reports of looting and vandalism. but the key moment was when the crowd marched towards the police command center according to the highway patrol. >> we were peaceful. this is unacceptable and this is not the law. this is unacceptable. until we get justice we will not stop. >> reporter: the protests intensified friday after police identified the shooter as officer darren willson and released surveillance video. it shows brown roughing up a storeowner and stealing cigars. supporters called for justice at a sunday rally. >> they love their child.

they had every for right for their child to have due process of the law. >> reporter: and again right now we're closely monitoring and watching for more details out of a press conference that's happening not far from where we are. the brown family and the private pathologist releasing more details regarding the death of 18-year-old michael brown. we now know he was hit, in fact, six times, twice in the head, not at close range, however. we're uncertainly how this community will react to the new details. also still to be determined is how they will react should the national guard respond, we know they've been officially deployed. it will be interesting to see what will happen tonight as nightfall will bring another threat of another flareup. tori? >> a story we'll continue to watch and follow. thank you, in ferguson, polo, santo vol -- sandoval. >> this is new video from

outside a st. louis tv station. more than 100 people rallied there yesterday afternoon in support of officer darren wilson. he is the officer who shot and killed michael brown. supporters say the tv station aired video of officer wilson's house. the station has po apologized and -- has apologizedded and removed the video from the website. they say this is a tough time for brown's family and officer wilson. 8:18. this year, parents in sonoma county will open their kids' back-to-school packets and find tips about gun safety. county board of education created the firearm safety fact sheet. this follows the shooting death of 13-year-old andy lopez last year after a deputy mistook the boy's air soft gun for a real gun. now, that fact sheet includes tips on how to store guns safely and also the terrific of having loaded guns around children. 8:18. want to check in with sal.

it's been a pretty busy monday morning. i'm looking up the latest on highway 24 and i see -- hold on for one moment, trying to get the very latest. i see that traffic is just a little bit better but not much on westbound 24 as you get up to the caldecott tunnel. i dent believe my -- i don't believe my picture is gonna come up. we'll give you a live picture of highway 24 westbound. it's better than it was. but it's not like it should be here, as you can see. the traffic is gonna be busy as you drive through. i think that my traffic time finally came up here. it's still taking 18 minutes to drive from pleasant hill road to the caldecott tunnel. that's way longer than it should. there will be a lot of unhappy people driving through here. let's take a look at the toll plaza of the bay bridge and the traffic is going to be moderately heavy as you drive through. on the peninsula, we have some surprising slow traffic out of south city.

northbound 101, san bruno, south city coming up toward the sierra point parkway area. it's going to be slow. highway 101 in san mateo is also slow and this is 208 at the 80 interchange. that looks good. now let's go to steve. thank you, sir. boy, good fog bank, a lot of reports of drizzle here this morning. a low is moving into the picture. the question is will it continue to work its way south and eject out or will it hang around california for a while. if it does, not only will we have the low clouds. we might have tropical clouds. it will be a cooler pattern. i wanted to go cooler than that. i eased into it. santa rosa yesterday, 82. 79 today. concord, 88. we'll go 84. livermore 90 to 85. morgan hill, officially 91. i had an e-mail, i can't remember your name. beverly. she said it wasn't more than 87 in morgan hill. what the heck is going on? i just report it. i don't know. it could have been cooler than that. areas of fog, drizzle, sunnyny,

breezy. coastal fog is in place unless this low chews it up. there it is. now, again, we have to keep an eye on this. it may swing in clouds. it's already doing that in central california. it's giving us local drizzle. the key is here comes more of the monsoon moisture streaming across southern arizona. we'll see if it taps into any of that and if it parks into southern california, it may tap into southern baja. clouds, 50s, 60s, 70s. temperatures coming down as the low settles in. it may swing into central california all the way down to the san joaquin valley and head to las vegas. if that's the case we will get the fog and cooler temperatures. fairfield still 0, gusts to 28. a westerly breeze in place. and with a lot of reports of drizzle even a west wind, sfo, hayward to livermore, water temperatures, between 57 and

64. point pay just 59 -- point reyes, 59. 58 ukiah. 57 down in monterey. a lot of low clouds here. look for that to continue along with more drizzle if it gets back to the coast, if you can get that fog to burn off, it will be breezy. temperatures cooling down. we have 60s, 70s. held down to one 90. novato 80. kentfield, 75. with a breeze. 68 alameda. pleasanton is 84. 70s the peninsula, 61 daly city and san mateo at 75. cooler into wednesday. maybe warmer toward the end of the week. >> all right. thank you. 8:22. tearful plea from a family whose 2-year-old daughter was killed in a hit-and-run crash. >> sweetest little thing i know. >> the clue that could help police track down the driver. plus online plans for a tribute today for robin

williams, calling on people everywhere to do something very special for one minute this afternoon.

actor robin williams was remembered at glide member church yesterday. ♪ >> glide dedicated its morning services to williams who died a

week ago today at his marin county home. williams had often volunteered at glide and donated to the church. glide's founder, see sill williams remembered the -- cecil williams remembered the actor. >> he's a loving, kind and gentle soul. goodbye, robin. we'll see you soon, man, later. amen. >> reverend williams recalled one time after a church fund- raiser when the actor stopped to give autographs to young people. he said it was one more example how robin williams showed his love to everyone and there is a call on facebook to give robin williams his loudest standing ovation. it's asking people to stand up wherever they are at 1:00 this afternoon our time and applaud for williams for one minute. we just checked and nearly 25,000 people have now accepted that invitation. >> wow. all right.

8:26. a huge crash in san jose. it ended with several people trapped inside of a burning car. coming up in 24 minutes. what triggered this major accident that sent almost a dozen people to the hospital. >> reporter: a sideshow that began at the port of oakland triggers a deadly chain of events. we'll tell you how it all unfolded and who was killed. good morning. still slow traffic on highway 24 heading up to the tunnel. but we also have 237 here. that looks good. we're trading bad commutes with good ones, at least in some places. a little drizzly out there. very foggy. a cooler forecast for the next couple of days. it's the fog we see but what about tropical clouds. possibility. take a look at it.

well, good morning. welcome back. oakland police say it all started with an automatic of control sideshow right here in oakland last night. more than 100 cars caused traffic chaos. it led to a deadly crash. now, ktvu's tara moriarty right now is live in oakland. these are live pictures. you can see for yourself. the tire marks on the road coming up in two minutes, tara will tell us about the chain of events leading up to that crash and what police are considering doing to put a stop to illegal sideshows. thank you for joining us. welcome back. monday. it's august 18th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic and steve's got a lot to tell you. there is a lot going on. a lot of drizzle and fog. it will be cooler, sunny, breezy for areas that don't have to deal with the fog. but a low moving into the picture will give us a cooldown.

50s and 60s on the current temperatures. they haven't budged all morning long. we have a decent sea breeze out of the west. it will cool down areas well inland. fog and low clouds will be on the move late tonight. a cooler forecast, low clouds. misty, drizzly. sunshine for inland. not so much by the coast. 80s through the interiors. here's sal. >> we're looking at trouble on highway 24 westbound coming up to the pleasant hill road exit. you will see slow traffic continuing past an earlier crash at stevens. that car went up the embankment and then came back down and it smashed a treat. there was wood everywhere, tree bits, i guess, and pg&e along with the tow trucks were on the scene. and traffic is still a mess as a result of the crash here because of just onlookers and people kind of being slow and cautious in the area, as they should. let's take a look at the bay

bridge toll plaza, about a 25, 30-minute drive time into san francisco with no major problems. the traffic continues to look good as you drive onto the upper deck of the bay bridge. you will you been waiting there at -- but you will be waiting at the toll plaza. southbound 880 is a mess the we had an accident out of mowry. it's backed up out of union city. back to the desk. a sideshow last night in oakland turned deadly. a motorcyclist leads police on a high of speed chase. now, the sideshow started around 7:30 here right near the port of oakland. tara moriarty is out there right now and tara, you can still see some signs of some evidence from that sideshow this morning. >> reporter: yeah, there is definitely remnants of the sideshow all over the main drag that runs along the port of oakland. this circle marks that you can see where cars were doing doughnuts. this has a speed bump. if you see behind me, if you pan to the right, you can see it's fairly new.

there are three of these speed bumps. they've definitely cut down on the drag raising, according to law enforcement but the sideshows are still going on. last night was no exception. if we take a look at video from newschopper2. it was shot around 7:30 last night. more than 100 cars, trucks and vans stopped with people running out into the street. this sideshow snaked all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza before authorities were able to break it up. around 8:30, the chp began a high-speed chase on 880 southbound near 16th street. after reaching speeds of more than 100 miles an hour, the chase ended in castro valley when the motorcyclist crashed into an suv and was killed. >> it's really concerning that someone would choose to drive in such a reckless manner that affects innocent people on the roadway. there may have been pedestrians. other people on the highway. >> reporter: you may remember last week two people were injured after they crashed in a

sideshow related accident on highway 13 in oakland. the chp says that the car was in a sideshow and was speeding. here at theport, officials have been talking about adding rumble strips for the past year. but we haven't noticed any so far. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:33. san jose police are also investigating a major crash involving eight different cars. it happened at okala and capitol expressway around 9:30 when police a black mercedes ran a red light. police say the mercedes broadsided another car, caughting it to flip hitting six more cars. they say the driver of the mercedes tried to run away but was caught by officers. he was taken to the hospital. it's not clear if he was arrested. ten people were rushed to local hospitals. some with life-threatening injuries. police say speed and alcohol were factors in the crash. happening today, in fact,

in one hour from now, pg&e heads back to federal court. they are gonna answer the criminal charges stemming from the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. last month, the grand jury issued an it doesn'tment against pg&e accusing them of lying to federal investigators. that came almost four years after the fire and explosion killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. pg&e said it never knowingly violated any laws in response to the pipeline disaster. over the weekend, in oakland an israeli ship at the port of oakland was blocked from unloading its cargo because of protesters. demonstrators gathered at the port on saturday and yesterday trying to block the ship from document docking and unloading as it protested against the military action in gaza. although the ship is reportedly docked at the port. long moremen refuse --

longshoremen refused to unload it, saying it was unsafe work environment. the 49ers game yesterday took a sad turn. a fan had a heart attack in the stands and later died. alex savidge is live in our newsroom right now with more on the dramatic rescue effort that unfolded during the game. >> good morning to you. what we can tell you here is fellow 49ers fans witnessed this scene as paramedics tried to save this man's life. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. this all happened between the broncos and 49ers game. the paramedics rushed in to help the man and gave him cpr for 15 minutes. he was taken from the stadium on a stretcher. while it's unclear exactly what caused the man to go into cardiac arrest, we do know it was a hot day in the stands at levi stadium and this particular section where that fan was sitting was in direct sunlight. through the jow the day, there

were -- throughout the day, there were fans who sought shade in the concourse. this team did see a high number of emergency calls. in all likelihood because of the heat. the 49ers put out a statement about what happened. it says the 49ers ago organization is deeply saddened to hear the a passing of one of our fans earlier today. we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences and prayers to the family and friends in this time of sadness. authorities at this point, have not released the name of the man who died but certainly a saddening to what was supposed to be a day of celebration at the team's new stadium yesterday. we're live in the newsroom, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. in the meantime, this preseason game was the first real test of how levi stadium would handle a sellout crowd. 68,000 fans made their way to the new home of the 9ers yesterday and for the most part, levi stadium got high marks when it came to traffic, parking and mass transit.

that's in sharp contrast to the traffic nightmare during the soccer match at the same stadium two weeks earlier. most fans say getting to the game was a breeze due to plenty of cone zones, traffic signs and helpful police officers. and leaving levi stadium was even easier due in part to an awful performance by the 49ers, unfortunately. they lost to the broncos, 34-0 in a game that was never close. the blowout had many of the 68,000 fans heading to the exit early. levi stadium was nearly empty by the end of the game. so the real test might be when they have a close game and if they stick around. >> when you first checked in, it was 17-0. >> right. a bittersweet moment for a bay area football team. the big hollywood movie about all of their success and the tragic moments that took the life of a star player. >> reporter: we're live in oakland where a firefighter was

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let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right now -- a high-speed chase in oakland following a sideshow ended in the death of a motorcyclist. the chase started last night on southbound interstate 880 near 16th street about 8:30.

it ended on redwood road in castro valley. after that cyclist crashed into an suv. the driver of the suv was not hurt. police in east palo alto searching for the gunman in a deadly shooting late last night. one teenager was killed. three other young people were wounded but they are expected to survive. police are out there looking for suspects and a motive in this shooting. and new this morning, an oakland firefighter was injured during a large warehouse fire in oakland. this started just before 5:00 this morning at stone and san leandro streets. the fire also knocked down a power line and more than 5,000 people lost power for a while. that number is down to 29. brian flores first reported there and the crews are still making sure there's no flareups. >> reporter: they sure are. they will be here for quite sometime as they have been

since the fire started at 4:00 this morning. we've seen flames pop up. so again, the crews will be here until it is fully contained. now, i want to go to video now. when we first arrived after 5:15, huge flames coming out of the old carpet depot store on san leandro street. officially the cause of the fire is still unknown but we understand from fire investigators that the fire started from an abandoned camper shell which was right next to the business and some business owners say there was a problem with illegal dumping in the area as well. but the fire then spread to the business and a residential structure. four people have been displaced as a result of the fire. there was a minor injury as well to a firefighter. from what we understand, this firefighter was trying to cut through a doorway to get independent side. the other challenge -- inside. the other challenge was to get to the power lines. the lines came down because of the intense flames. nearby businesses say this isn't the only time a fire has popped up in the area. one of the bits owners said there was -- business owners said there was one in the area

a couple of weeks ago. >> we have somebody in the neighborhood whenever they pile up trash, they like to set it on fire. this time it happened to catch the building. >> reporter: the flames got so big, in fact, that a second alarm was called at 5:02 and then a third alarm at 5:24. and they attacked this fire pretty intensely using ladder pipes and several engines. business owners from next door say the owners left a couple of years ago and since then there's been squatters in the area that make shelter there. as we take it back out here live, in terms of traffic, the area of san leandro street from 98th until stone street remains closed. pg&e crews are here as well keeping an eye on things at the height of the fire. more than 5,000 customers were without power. we just got an update from pg&e and just 29 customers remain without power this morning. we're live in oakland, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. san francisco police are asking for help to find the driver responsible for a little girl's death over the weekend.

ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom now with the heartbreaking story and the strong words from a grandmother trying to cope with the devastating loss. pam? >> reporter: yeah, it happened in a crosswalk in a busy part of san francisco. so hopefully someone will step forward with information that leads to the person responsible for the death of a 2-year-old girl. family and friends gathered to remember little miyana gregory. police say she was hit and killed on mission street friday night between 4th and 5th streets. she was with her aunt and twin brother at the time. now, her mother and father were barely able to speak at the vigil yesterday. but her grandmother directed powerful words at the driver who sped away from the scene. >> you destroyed a mother and father, you destroyed sisters and brothers and us as grandparents. why can't you come forward and bring this mother closure, at least let her know who did this

to her child. >> surveillance cameras captured the vehicle speeding away. police have to the found the driver. the car is described as a 1990s white four-door sedan but police say it could be a camry, a honda or a lexus. it does have some distinctive markings. it has a mismatched dark front bumper and dark rims. now, again she was hit and killed near the mission street garage friday night. if you have any information san francisco police would like to hear from you. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:47. parents around former football players at concord's de la salle got a sneak peek at the new hold movie about what came to be known at the streak. >> they chronicled the 2004 season and stayed close to the way it went down and everything that happened. >> the spartan football team had a national record of 151 consecutive victories between

1992 and 2004. a big part of the movie focuses on 18-year-old terence kelly. kelly was murdered in richmond two days before he was scheduled to leave for the university of oregon where he had earned a full athletic scholarship. kelly afather said the movie premiere was bittersweet. >> they really did a good job portraying him and i love the way they showed how the story really is. >> now, the movie's producer said the film was about a lot more than winning football games. he says it's about a brotherhood. this movie opens nationwide on friday. 8:48. want to check in with sal and see how things are looking especially on westbound 24, where, boy, it's been slow. >> it has been slow. let me see if i can bring it up for you. traffic on westbound 24 continues to be slow as you drive through. we had an earlier crash near steshens -- stevens. it's been clear. one of our photographers drove by and took a photo of it.

you can see the car came up off the road and hit a tree and smashed it into bits or a power pole and it was all over the road. so that's why it's gonna be pretty slow in the area. as we move to the rest of the east bay, we have a lot of slow traffic at 580 out of livermore and dublin. 680 heading into fremont of the as we take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, that traffic is going to be okay if you are driving to the bay bridge, there are no major problems there. let's move to the -- that's the bay bridge. you can see the traffic is going to be busy. and on the peninsula, 101 northbound, coming through san bruno and south city is very slow as you drive up to the city. now, let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. a big fog bank out there. there you are. drizzle, some misty conditions. mr. drizzle was parked along the san mateo coast and all the way to oakland today. still a little bit out there in the last half-hour. it will be a cooler forecast. why? because there is a low on the

way. enhancement taking place on the edge of it. high cloud. there are some in southern california. they are too far south. some of the monsoon moisture screaming across east and west south of phoenix. some of that could play into the forecast tuesday night into wednesday. it will be close as the low moves into the san joaquin valley. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. the breeze has moved. it's a hold onto your hair, hat day. west and oakland, west at napa. 50 in tahoe. 10 better in sacramento. 57 monterey. 58 in ukiah with very thick fog up in boonville. thanks for the report. we also have a lot of low clouds in place for a cooler forecast next couple of days. i'm easing into it. it's pretty warm inland on the weekend. coast and bay were in the 60s and 70s. inland temperatures, maybe one more day of 93 at clearlake. kentfield, 75.

petaluma, 78. 70 oakland. 83 danville. san ramon. san leandro, 73. 78, san jose downtown. east san jose probably 82. fremont, 77. 61 daly city. san bruno, 70. and 79 palo alto. and redwood city. we do have a cooler pattern into tuesday, wednesday. now the low if it happens into any of those tropical cloud, i will have to update the cloudiage on it. if not, we'll see a slight warmup. a california woman climbed into a giraffe exhibit at a zoo but what happened next may surprise you. after the break, the animal's odd response to its visitor just before things got really ugly.

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wikileaks founder julie an assange says he will learn the ecuadorian embassy in london soon after living there for two years to avoid extra diths to sweden. he held a news conference saying he's suffering from health problems after a lack of exposure due to -- due to sunlight. he would not leave details when he would leave. he said he would go, if he was promised to not be extradited. pope francis is heading

back to the vatican following his historic five-day visit to south korea. a special farewell ceremony was held today at an air base in seoul. even the country's prime minister was there. he challenged koreans from the north and south to reject the mindset of suspicion and confrontation that clouds their relationship and find new ways to forge peace. 8:55. a california woman facing fines in wisconsin. she climbed into a giraffe exhibit at a zoo. police in madison, wisconsin say 24-year-old amanda hall of san luis obispo climbed over the zoo fence saturday evening. a 12-foot tall giraffe licked her, then it kicked her right in the face. the police report says hall said she climbed in there because she loves giraffes. now, she was cited for harassment of zoo animals. that's a fine of almost $700. but the zoo staff points out a

giraffe is capable of killing a lion and that woman is very lucky to still be alive. a lucky raccoon is once again roaming free this morning. it spent most of yesterday with its head stuck in a metal drain cover. the adult rail raccoon was spotted yesterday morning along crestline way in so cal. we have video from the wildlife emergency services. the santa cruz animal shelter called in the specialist to help rescue the animal. crews sedated the raccoon, then cut the metal from around its neck. a vet treated it for superficial wound. the animal was treated, given grapes and water melon and and returned to its natural habitat. >> good as news. >> yes. we're not staying away from sal. you know about the toll plaza. >> that's right. but i do want to mention that sutter elementary school in

santa clara, i'm just looking up the address. this is on forbes avenue in santa clara. we're getting word that school has been locked down. we don't know why. it just happened a little while ago. again, sutter elementary school 3200 forbes avenue in santa clara has been locked down. we don't know why. we're sending crews there. we'll have more online and also on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. all right. let's take a look at that toll plaza dave mentioned. yes it's, backed up. it's backed up for a 15, 20 minute delay getting into san francisco. this is a look at 880 northbound and southbound. we haven't had the big crowd today getting up to downtown oakland which is pretty good. a little bit of slowing near high street. if you are looking at the south bay, right now, northbound 101, 280 and 85 have cleared out. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. could coolern pattern -- cooler pattern. a lot of low clouds and drizzle will be back tomorrow. we'll settle in with 60s and

70s. a few 80s. might be warmer at the end of the week. >> all right. welcome back. >> yes. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the growing protests over the deadly shooting of michael brown in missouri. president obama is holding a special meeting on the crisis in one hour. we're always here for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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