>> we're live in san jose where police nabbed it burglars targeting people working out at gyms. we'll tell you how the thieves are operating and why this is still an open investigation. cutting back even more. the tight water restrictions that go into effect today and how this could have a major impact on your landscaping. "mornings on 2" continues. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2."

it's monday, june 1st. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve has things to tell you this morning. >> well, light rain or drizzle. >> yeah. >> take your pick. >> yeah. >> there is a lot of it to go around. some of it cloudy. some not getting precip. sausalito and daly city has had .07 to .01. that's more than drizzle. a lot of it is well below the radar beam. cloudy skies and kathy, napa valley@chick, washing our bottlerockaway. very good. low clouds in place. drizzle is being helped along by this system here which is very impressive for june 1st. it's going to keep a lot of gray skies. when you get about .25 of this, that's more than drizzle. 50s on the temps.

the lows are held up by the cloud cover. it's the high temps that will be below average. it looks likes we're just carrying may's pattern into june. no sign of any warmup. in fact, another low moving in for the weekend. fog, drizzle. some sun. foggy, drizzly. 60s and 70s across the board. all right, sal. we're getting a lot of drizzle. the wet roads are in place on this monday morning. it's almost like rain. if you are gonna be out there, give yourself extra time. fatal crash we have in fremont that happened this morning. this is on mission boulevard. it occurred southbound where this car ran into a tree. one person died during an investigation. this happened early this morning but the traffic is still going to be affected here and it looks like they will be stuck or they will be closing at least southbound mission boulevard near sullivan under

pass until at least noon according to fremont police. trying to find out more information. this is one of the things where they will have to do an investigation into the area and obviously the investigation continues. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. we've had slow traffic there getting out to the high rise. most of it is slow but no major problems. if you are going to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up just as steve said, it's pretty slow as you come into the city because of that wet weather. leaving san francisco, we have a big problem here. earlier we had roadwork eastbound. we still do did eastbound. it wasn't causing a big backup before. now look at the backup. it's like a bad afternoon commute. all the way from 280 to the lower deck of the bay bridge. if you live in san francisco and are trying to get to oakland, you might consider using the san mateo bridge going the long way around or getting yourself on the bridge avoiding 101 and that means

going south of market perhaps using second street onramp something like that. that will be a time saver for you. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. police in the south bay have caught a group of thieves targeting people who are working out in gyms. janine de la vega joins us live from san jose to tell us how they are operating and why this is still an open investigation. what are people saying? >> reporter: i've spoken to several people who have been coming here to the ymca and they are familiar with the burglaries. it's causing them to be more cautious. they are not bringing their valuables inside. the mercury news is reporting so far police have arrested three men they believe are responsible for a rash of auto burglars. many of them at various gyms in south and north san jose. according to the paper, one of them -- one of the thieves distracted a front desk

employee while the other went to the restroom. moments later, a vehicle was reported stolen. the task force noticed a pattern of theft and noticed the thieves were stealing car gees from the locker rooms. >> my son's van was vandalized and they took his wallet, his cell phone. >> what was it like? >> they broke his window. there was glass everywhere. it's happened many times in this parking lot early morning. >> reporter: the mercury news is reporting police were able to identify the suspects through surveillance video and track them down. five cars have been recovered. police say they've arrested three men and they are reportedly transients. the suspects are looking for more suspects in the ring. we're waiting to hear back from police as well as the ymca to get more details on this case. tori? >> all right, janine de la vega, live for us this morning. thank you.

7:05. also in san jose, a very tense standoff with a man and a woman that police say tried to run over a police officer finally ended overnight with the two suspects arrested. it started when police tried to pull over the man and woman on mclaughlin and story road at 6:30 yesterday evening. the suspects police chase -- the police chased them and then the couple rammed into a patrol car and several parked cars. the suspects abandoned their car near tully road and ran off. just before 10:00 last night, the suspects were found hiding in a backyard. they were arrested on assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. they were also warranted on felony warrants. a memorial continues to grow for a 6-year-old girl whose burned body was found 90 miles from her home in

sacramento. a member has been set up at the arco gas station next to her home. the child disappeared from her home on thursday and then on friday, her body was found in a burning field. but police still don't know how she died. her mother's boyfriend 25-year- old juan rivera was arrested and charged with the murder. police say he's the only suspect. he's due to be formally charged in court tomorrow. a 9-year-old girl is being treated for critical injuries after being hit by an out-of- control car. it happened at los angeles airport. she was stand iting on a sidewalk outside of a terminal when a car suddenly veered across traffic and jumped the curb yesterday afternoon. the 67-year-old man who was driving and his passenger, they were hurt, too. but their injuries are not as serious. investigators think he stepped on the gas instead of the brakes. the driver also smashed into a wall leaving a gaping hole in

the side of the building. new limitations take effect for laubs and other landscape -- lawns and other landscaping starting today and new restrictions for housing developments on june 15th are coming in. there was a vote to change development rules on friday. they set a maximum amount of water to maintain new lawns. it's up to developers to figure out how to meet the limits and local government agencies to enforce them. developers can reduce water use by planting shrubs and bushes or by replacing traditional sprinklers with drip irrigation systems. happening today, san francisco mayor ed lee will intwo endues his new budget proposal to the board of supervisors. the 2-year spending plan includes budget increases for the police department and san francisco muni. specifically the proposal calls for 400 new police officers and nearly 250 new transportation workers. the mayor's budget director

says there will be more money for housing for the homeless and the poor. she says the extra money comes from growing city revenues. and mayor lee is also set to file official nomination papers this morning to run for re- election. last november he announced his intentions to run again. mayor lee has worked in public office in san francisco for more than 25 years, including five years as city administrator before becoming mayor. the election will be held on november 3rd. homeowners who live near levi stadium or on the peninsula are hoping to cash in next february. many are planning to rent their houses out during the week of super bowl 50. some vacation rental companies say luxury homes on the peninsula could go for as much as $10,000 a night. they say homes very close to the stadium could also draw high rents. vacation rental firms also say even people who don't go to the game may want to have a home base in or near san francisco where many of the pregame

activities will take place. the bay area has a limited supply of hotel rooms, so demand for private places to stay could be high. bay area real estate prices have bounced back so much some homeowners are denieding now is the time to cash out and -- deciding now is the time to cash out and leave the bay area permanently. a research survey shows prices have jumped 10% in the last year. companies that stage homes for sale and moving companies say they are busier than they have ever been. one woman says she's never seen such a strong market for sellers. >> the offer prices are so much higher than the asking prices. i've never seen what we're experiencing right now. >> she adds some high pressures are taking advantage -- some homeowners are taking advantage of the high prices and leaving the bay area. a mortgage consultant said even

with stricter lending requirements her team has made nearly three times as many home loans every month this year compared to years past. 7:10. happening today, san francisco drag queens, they are headed to the offices of facebook to protest facebook's real name policy. you may remember the backlash that started last year when some drag performers had their accounts shut down for using their stageles names. native-americans, domestic violence survivors, others say they've been flagged because of the names on their facebook accounts. now, facebook is arguing the use of real names helps to prevent harassment and hate speech. the demonstration at facebook headquarters in menlo park is due to start at 11:00 this morning. google is simplifying the privacy controls making those controls easier to find and understand. google is trying to make its more than 1 billion users feel more comfortable about the personal information they share.

the new system debuts today. it features a redesigned my account hub for all of google's key privacy controls. there's a feature that will break down which of the company's surveys are collecting information about users. >> the way it's set up now is scattered all over the place. >> yes. 7:12. riding noonmy for 2 -- muni for 22 days. coming up, how ed lee and other city leaders plan to share their experiences about the transportation system. plus, intelligence officials this morning can no longer sweep up american's phone day da after the patriot act expired at -- day da -- data after the patriot act expired at midnight. we're looking at traffic that's bound for marin as you head up to the richmond bridge. you will see traffic is going to be -- well, like winter

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it was one republican lawmaker who led the charge against the patriot act calling it an invasion of american's privacy. after a dramatic stand on the senate floor, today intelligence officials have lost some of the tools they use to track potential terrorists. are we going to give up our freedom and say take it? i'm not gonna take it anymore. i don't think the american people are gonna take it anymore. >> and that's rand paul, also a

presidential candidate, by the way. he stood his ground during a rare sunday session of congress and paul successfully blocked refuel of the patriot act that allows the nsa to sweep up american's phone data. calls are not recorded but information is collected on who we call and when. this is a program brought to live by nsa leakerrer, edward snowden. this may be a short-lived victory for paul. his fellow lawmakers are expected to pass a compromised bill from the house, what's known as the usa freedom act. it would end the data collection program in its current firm and in its place would be a system that allows the government to search the data held by phone companies on a case-by-case basis. the director of the cia says allowing you the patriot act -- aing the patriot act -- allowing the patriot act to expire is risky. >> i. >> i think there's been political grandstanding that's really skewed the debate on

this issue. >> the senate will continue debate on the proposed usa freedom act this afternoon. the white house is urging senators to move quickly in passing this bill and during the interim, intelligence officials may find it more difficult to obtain wiretaps and other court orders during terrorism investigations. so obviously this is an ongoing debate between national security and issues of privacy for the american people and it will go on. >> yeah. it's interesting -- both sides -- hearing both sides of arguments. >> thank you. let's check traffic. is the drizzle affecting things? >> i think it's slowing things down. i'm gonna start off with san francisco. we have a big situation here with roadwork that's late going or perhaps they planned for this. 101 is backed up all the way onto the lower deck of the bay bridge because of roadwork on the lower deck that's blocking

three lanes eastbound on the bridge. so all of a sudden we have a backup that's not normally there. people are coming down trying to get on the bridge to go to oakland, and they will find a huge backup. people are crowding 280. this is like a bad afternoon commute. you may strongly consider using the san mateo bridge as an alternative. all right. let's move along to the bay bridge getting into the city. traffic is okay. we have a minor non-injury accident at the toll plaza. it really didn't change things much. it's about a 15, 20-minute delay. i want to mention that fremont police are still working the scene of a fatal crash on mission boulevard near the sullivan underpass. this car crashed into a tree early this morning one person was killed. you may see some detours in the area on southbound mission boulevard. you won't able to get through. it looks like northbound traffic is driving by but southbound will remain closed. 7:18. let's go to steve in the

weather center. plenty to talk about on this june 1st. yes, the june gloom is in place. that's nothing unusual. even some drizzle. we're getting some areas of light rain, especially from daly city to mill valley and sausalito. a lot of gray over the bay. temperatures on the lows. kevin leavey, it's raining in sausalito, .21 as of 7:00 a.m. other locations, thanks for bringing the june gloom. this is from jim in cobb mountain. 52 degrees. fresh air is nice, though. boris, the spider, out came the rain and washed the spider away. ♪ [laughter] >> was that you, scott? very good. you are very good. i would love to show you where the rain is but because the

radar beam, it overshoots it -- it's just not there. there's plenty to go around. there's some rain. look at this system for june 1st. very, very strong and the spin in the atmosphere is enhancing the low cloud deck. it's up 3,000 feet. that will be with us today. upper 50s for many to near 60, livermore. a 8 san jose. mountain view. hayward, a 9. sfo is in there. mid-50s. reports of drizzle up to napa. breeze is all over the place. it's variable. it will pick up and be more onshore. water temps getting warm in monterey, 57 in half moon bay. 51, 53 bodega bay and san francisco. this low will kick out. tomorrow will be better but the extended outlook shows another low dropping in thursday into friday. we're okay, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. and then another system drops in. possibility of showers. many widespread will be over us friday into saund. smg that bears watching. today there is a lot of low

clouds, fog, drizzle. some sun. a lot of clouds, 60s and 70s. these are far below average for this time of year. for may, which was the first month in san francisco, since february 2014, that was below normal. it looks like we're carrying this into early june all right. >> looks like it will be that way for at least a few days. >> or at least seven to ten days. >> wow. >> okay. thank you. 7:21. well, san francisco is taking its war on soda to the next level. in 20 minute, the ideas being discussed today that could change the way soda companies advertise around the city. >> thousands of bay area pets that need homes are getting they. more about the big weekend event that organizers are calling a major success.

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a big sideshow over the weekend near the high street onramp at 880 about midnight on friday. police radio traffic revealed police officers and dispatchers were talking about what was happening out there but officers -- but no officers took action. this is the time of the year when the sideshows increasingly happen as we head into summer. a newly opened trail in richmond gives walkers, hikers and bikers an opportunity to enjoy fabulous shoreline views. the ferry point loop officially opened over the week of the it's 3.6-mile stretch of the san francisco bay trail. the loop surround the park. the board president of the park district says for him walking the trail brought back childhood memories of catching a ferry from richmond to san francisco. >> as a young kid, that was a

major outing event for us with our station wagon, and we'd catch the ferry over to san francisco and have lunch, a picnic lunch. >> with the addition of the ferry point loop, the bay trail has completed 341 miles out of a planned 500-mile long trail. thousands of homeless pets here in the bay area found their foreover homes over the weekend thanks to a group called maddie's fund. they paid the adoption fees for pets at 80 shelters in alameda, contra costa, san francisco, and santa clara counties. according to the group's website, nearly 2300 caps and more -- cats and more than 1500 dogs were adopted. the number could grow since six shelters have not reported their adoption numbers yet. and warriors' star steph curry has a new fan with feathers. this is curry an african

penguin born at the academy sciences in san francisco almost a month ago. the museum tweeted that this is their new mvp who shoots vate for the heart. they were classified as endangered in 2010. 7:26. bottlerock 2015 is over but organizers are already looking ahead to next year. when the event will take place and how you can get your hands on some tickets right now.

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welcome back. 7:30. here is look at some of the top stories -- thieves in the south bay have been targeting gyms stealing property when the members are inside working out. mercury news reports one suspect distracted staff members at the south valley ymca on santa teresa boulevard while another suspect went into the locker room. moments later, a member reported her car had been stolen. the regional auto theft task noticed thieves were stealing car keys after breaking into gym lockers. a man and a woman who police say tried to run over a san jose police officer have been arrested now. they were found hiding in the backyard of a moment on mclaughlin and tully road -- home on mclaughlin and tully

road. they ram down the officer and then led police on a short chase. they abandoned their car and ran off in the neighborhood. people were told to stay in their homes during the three- hour police search. starting today some new limitations take death for water use on lawns and other landscaping at new buildings with restricts for nus housing developments following on june request 15 -- on june 15th. they have set a maximum amount of water to maintain new lawns. it's up to he have -- developers to figure out how to reach the developments and how to enforce it. we're gonna check on weather and traffic. we're getting a little bit of bryzle but i don't think it -- drizzle but i don't think it will be a drought bust --

buster. we do have a lot of cloud cover, some drizzle. there's more on drizzle. there's light rain out there. we're getting .25 almost in sausalito. again, i would love to show it to you. it just doesn't show up on radar. low level stuff being helped along by a system moving through. even chloe up in clearlake says 51, mostly cloudy. light drizzle, sporadic. high today, 73 to 75. you know and i know if clearlake is 75 on june 1st, that's a cool pattern. plenty of low clouds in place. i think they will be slow to burn off. that system will move off by tomorrow but there's rain in the pacific northwest. we have light rain for us here. a lot of reports of drizzle. the lows are up due to the cloud cover.

50s to near 60. the high temps will be way below average. another low looks like it will drop in later in the week. we've taken the may pattern and carried it to june. there will be an afternoon breeze when the clouds burn off. a lot of reports of drizzle here. how are things on the traffic side. well, it's a little bit slow in many areas. the rain is not helping. these are live pictures from mission boulevard. the southbound lanes are closed at sullivan because of a deadly crash. a 61-year-old man was killed at about 3:45 this morning. >> the first officers found an unresponsive male, only occupant of a honda civic that had hilt a tree. the driver was transported to a local hospital with life- threatening injuries. and did not survive un, unfortunately. >> police say there's no

indication that alcohol or drugs were a factor but it's still under investigation. this part of mission boulevard is expected to be closed until noon. let's move along to live pictures or at least maps here. northbound 101, we have very heavy traffic. we had earlier roadwork on the lower deck of the bay bridge. that's been picked up. but traffic is backed up nearly to kand -- in fact, it looks like it's backed up to candlestick on northbound 101. all of the lanes are open but traffic will take a while to unwind. if you are driving from san francisco to oakland, this is an unexpected backup. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, where we do have slow traffic here as you drive through. traffic will be busy. i want to mention speaking of the bay bridge, if you are driving on westbound 80, it's going to be very heavy out of pinole and richmond all the way down to the macarthur maze. this commute is just not doing well this morning. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. in is the first day of the

muni challenge. san francisco mayor ed lee is one of several city leaders who have agreed to use muni as their main form of transportation for 22 days. tara moriarty is live in the city. we understand you've just talked to one of the participants. >> reporter: that's right. a supervisor, scott wiener, he will be jumping on board. we're gonna take a ride with him. we know that san francisco transit riders wanted them to do this so they could better understand the public transportation system. we're at the corner of kos castro and market. we'll be jumping on one of the undergrounds. those who accepted the challenge can tweet hashtag onboard when they ride. many supervisors, including scott wiener, will be catching the underground in about a half- hour. >> i thought it was a great idea. we have so many challenges around public transportation, the bay area will grow by and

all of our transit systems are overcrowded. we have a lot of investment and catching up to do. and when public officials ride this regularly, we see the investment happen because people get it more. >> reporter: the transit riders organization sis city leaders should ride -- city leaders should raid this every day. they passed prop aa. that means officials travel at least twice a week. riders say that's not happened. you can keep track of the famous riders on twit -- twitter. we'll be hopping on with scott wiener. a 4-year-old girl in

concord being treated for a head injury, she fell out of a second-story apartment window last night. it happened at anapartment complex near the solano drive- in around 6:00 last night. emergency crews say the little girl had a head injury, was completely alert when any arrived. she was taken to children's hospital in oakland but the hospital is not releasing any new information about her condition. well, a trial is set to begin today in the south bay over whether a san jose school district knew about abuse taking place in the classroom. two years ago, craig chandler was convicted of molesting five students at ob whaley elementary school. he's serving 75 years to life. the san jose mercury news reports the families of four of the victims claim the evergreen school district ignored warning signs but the school district is claiming it never knew about the abuse. the family of the late robin williams will head to court as the battle over his

estate. his widow sue sand and his -- susan and his children worked out most everything. but they can still -- they still can't agree how much money susan should get over his lifetime. president obama and michelle obama paid a console lens call on the family of vice president joe biden following the death of his beau bide be. 46-year-old beau biden died on saturday. he was the attorney general of delaware and an iraq war veteran. he wrote "beau biden was quite simply the finest man any of us have known." growing up, he was called the

sheriff. i think he was called the sheriff because he was the designated driver. he didn't drink. he didn't smoke. he was a perfect gentleman at all times. >> funeral plans are pending. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. the state department says john kerry's orthopedic surgeon is flying to switzerland to accompany kerry back to the u.s. for treatment of his broken leg. this is video of kerry. he apparently ran into a curb while cycling on the french side of the border. x race indicate he broke -- x- rays indicate he broke his right femur. the bottlerock music festical -- bottlerock music festical is now over -- is now

over. they released the dates for next year, it will be may 27th, 28,th, 29th. they say a limited amount of tickets are already on sale. we checked the website for you. three-day general admission tickets are going for $225. after suffering a concussion in game 5 of the western conference finals, warriors fans are hoping klay thompson will be ready to go for the finals. there are reports that thompson no longer has recurring headaches and is reportedly expected to play in game 1 on thursday night. however, no official announcement has come from thompson or the warriors just yet. the warriors will take the court in preparation for

thursday's game against the cavaliers and lebron james here in oakland. now, klay was at the coliseum as the as won their first home series of the season. a couple of days after curry sat in for an as game he sat in for a giants game. as took three of four games with the yankees with this win. giants ended their big month on a losing note. they were in place for a 1-run win over braves. but brandon crawford booted what likely have been a double play. 7-5. a 92-year-old cancer survivor has now conquered a new challenge. harriette thompson became the oldest woman to finish a marathon, the rockin' in roll

rare ma marathon in san diego. she may do it again next year. >> she was running with lipstick on. >> she looked great. good for her. will monday be a drag at facebook headquarters. >> in 23 minute, the policy drawing controversy. san francisco could be the first city in the country to change the wray soda is advertised. after the break, we'll talk about the strict proposals that will be part of a hot topic today. and it's the ktvu commuter cam. let's take a look at it now on 238 coming out to the nimitz freeway from 580. that's the connector freeway, a little bit slow here as you drive onto northbound 880.

san francisco supervisors are expected to discuss new efforts to get people to drink less soda. ma'am cook is here to tell us the city has a few different ideas to sample. good morning. san francisco's board of supervisors scheduled to discuss three bills that would be a warning about sodas and other suge yary drinks. the discussion are include arguments from medical professionals. san francisco has been looking into ways to cut back on sales of sugary drinks and supervisors are reviewing three proposals. one would require ads on billboard, buses and other city- owned property to include warning labels saying they

contribute to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. another proposal would completely ban soda ads on public property and a third would outlaw city money being used to buy soda. >> i think it's a good idea. i don't think people understand how much sugar is in those products. >> the soda industry put nearly $9 million to defeat a proposal last november and the strit leaders plan to be part of the discussion today. if you want to take part, it could be crowded but the meeting is scheduled to start at 1:30 at city hall likely to be a lively discussion. >> thank you. a ban on styrofoam takes effect today in loss gat toes. it was approved to reduce the amount of sky row foam and it applies to restaurants and stores. now, supermarkets that sell eggs and raw meat are exempt.

many bay area cities including old, palo alto and san jose, they already have similar bans in place. want to check in with sal. pretty serious problems out there on the roads. >> yeah, right now we have a couple of serious incidents and a lot of vo traffic out there. we'll start off with something i want to show you. earlier we had roadwork on the lower part of the bay bridge. we took a snapshot at 6:48. at 7:17, it was backed up to sand candlestick -- to candlestick. now it's backed up farther. northbound 101 is slow from nearly south san francisco. in is because of late running roadwork that was picked up. but the damage is done. 208 is backed up into daly city. this is a terrible commute in san francisco along 101 and 280. you may want to use the san mateo bridge or if you have

have the luxury of hanging out with us, you can headache out. we're getting word of a crash approaching the going bridge. southbound 101 near the waldo ton. there's a crash reported southbound 101 near the waldo tunnel. give yourself extra time if you are using the the-- the golden gate bridge. let's take a look at the commuter cam. the driver just making her way onto northbound 880 from 238. you will see the traffic is going to be a little bit bunched up here as you head north towards the oakland coliseum. and, of course, we always watch the bay bridge toll plaza, we'll talk about that in a minute. this is a deadly fremont crash, southbound mission boulevard near sullivan underpass. one man was killed at about 3:45. they will do an investigation here, that man, a 61-year-old man was taken to the hospital where he died of his injuries.

southbound mission will remain closed until noon, according to police. northbound mission is getting through. your alternate route is alvarado niles. let's go to steve in the weather center. a lot of low clouds in place, a very strong system for june 1st. it's enhancing this low cloud deck. there's numerous reports of drizzle or light rain. take your pick. some areas are only getting a trace or .01. there's a lot of low clouds. some breaks in the clouds. we'll get some sun today. temperatures will be on the cool side. george mccray el cerrito, el cerrito has actual rain. measurable .01 at 7:30, the bar, that's the barometer. he's not hanging out at the bar. relative humidity humidity, 97%. winds southwest 3. it looks like there's a big fog bank extending inland. it's all courtesy of this system. this is rather strong for june

1st and the enhancement of that is ringing out a lot of light rain or drizzle. some areas .0 to .21. 50s to 60s on the hoe. they are held up. a little bit of a southerly breeze. the cloud cover holding the lows up. water temps okay. bodega bay and san francisco buoy but getting warmer half moon bay and monterey, 57, keep an eye on that. for the system to the north. it will keep in today. that will keep temperatures on the cooler side. tomorrow we'll get weak high pressure but another low is poised to drop into the scene. after today, things will calm down. watch what happens by friday. here comes the low and there are signs it might tap into tropical moisture. by the weekend, we could have a lot of the heavy-duty thunderstorm activity and maybe close to here as well. that would be on the weekend not jumping on board. one forecast model is very bullish. they all drop the low in.

the other two don't tap in. a lot of gray skies, 60s, coast and bay, low 70s way below average for those far enough inland. if clear lake and antioch are 75, 76 on june 1st. that tells you it's pretty coomb around -- cool around here. no sign of any warmup. >> have -- you are saying the next seven, ten days. there's nothing that says heat. >> and you and i are just fine with this. still ahead, cashing in on the super bowl. in about 23 minutes, how some bay area homeowners hope to make big bucks. big scare for a performer with a drone.

so many -- so much rain has fallen in texas, that it could cover the entire state with 8 inches of water. finally the forecast calling for sun. that will allow a number of surging rivers to recede. emergency management officials hope to move forward with cleanup efforts this morning. at least 27 people died as a result of the storms. 11 people are sit reported missing -- are still reported

missing. storms and tornadoes have left a trail of damage in indianapolis. trees were toppled and cars were thrown on top of each other. the national weather service confirmed a tornado swept through the area this weekend with winds up to 90 miles per hour. 7:54. a police officer in georgia is called a hero for rescuing two people in the same day. nathan ernst is a police officer in holly springs, 35 miles north of atlanta. on saturday he responded to a 911 call about a man overdosing on heroin. he rushed to the scene, gave the man a shot to immediately counteract the effects of that drug and then just two hours later, another 911 call. this one about a house fire. he and another officer jumped into action. >> had i to duck to go inside the house. there was a lot of smoke. the sergeant and myself were able to pick her up and get her out of the house. >> my hero. like i told you, without you, i

wouldn't have a family today. >> isn't that something? the officer saved a mother and daughter. he doesn't call himself a hero. he says he was just doing his job. back here people near the oakland airplane, you may be hearing extra noise. starting tonight at 10:00, the north field and south field will be closed from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. on saturday. that could mean more jet traffic from the north field which could mean more noise if you happen to live near the flight path of those runways. they say the show must go on even if the star has a run- in with a drone. take a look at this. singer enrique iglesias was performing in tijuana on saturday with a drone flying overhead getting shots at the crowd. usually he grabs the drone in a dramatic moment but his hand came close to a propeller.

fans have been posting cell phone video about what happened along with well wishes. he went on to finish the show with his hand bandaged up. his publicist says he flew to los angeles for treatment. >> it was really bad. >> look at his hand right there. the government temporarily has lost the power to track american's phone calls. after the break, we'll tell you why part of the patriot act expires and what that means for national security. we're looking at the east bay commute and you can see the traffic is going to be a little bit slow here on highway 24. not only here but approaching the tunnel. we'll give you more about the east bay commute when we come back. we're looking at a lot of low clouds and plenty of reports of drizzle. it's a cooldown for this june 1st. we'll see if it has any warmup for a cooldown.

we're covering developing news in freemont where a -- fremont where a fatal crash is under investigate. the major that you row fare expected -- thoroughfare to be shut down for hours. >> reporter: imagine working out at the gym and coming out and finding your car stolen. a long police standoff in san jose ended after one officer was almost run down by the spell. how this tense situation played out and the incident that triggered it all.

well, good morning. welcome to a brand-new day. it's monday june 1st. >> i'm tori campbell. i want to check on weather and traffic. steve is back with the weather on this first day of june. not much different from may. >> not at all. >> june gloom. >> june gloom is here. june gloom is nothing new for us. when you get .25 of rain, that's something a little different here. there is a lot of reports from daly city and mill valley, more than a trace and many locations picking up measurable amounts. i get this a lot of times. what's this out here? what's this out here? that's just the radar beam from sacramento that shifts the wind machines from rio vista. it sends back a false return. if you see that, that's why it doesn't move. same thing happens near the altamont pass in livermore. the rain is showing up to the north. you can see eureka, getting

rain. 60 in mountain view. 60 in livermore. plenty of low clouds in place. it will be a cool pattern. the lows are higher. they are held up by a wind. the temperatures will be on the cool side. it carries into today. that means way below normal. should have mid-80s. all right, sal. i guess you are dancing pretty fast. >> you know what? we do have a lot of slow traffic. we have a lot of incidents. this may be related to some of the wet weather we have. the incidents are popping u we do have a lot of -- poching up. we to have a lot -- popping up. we do have a lot of traffic at the bay bridge. it's backed up from the peninsula near millbrae and burlingame. it's a terrible commute trying to get into san francisco. northbound 280 at ocean avenue, there is an injury crash there and also that injury crash or minor injury crash southbound 101 on the way to the wall toe

tunnel it's blocking one lane. if you are coming in from mill valley to the golden gate bridge, it will be super slow. the commute on the bay bridge coming into the city, it's backed up for 20 minutes at the -- at the toll plaza. southbound mission boulevard and fremont remains closed for a fatal crash. that car ran into a tree near the sullivan underpass. that road is going to be closed in the southbound direction until at least noon. fremont investigators are on the ski. northbound is getting by. a good alternate is alvarado niles road. back to the desk. >> thank you. imagine leave, the gym after a workout only to find that your car has been stolen. several law enforcement agencies from the south bay managed to nab the crew they believe is responsible. janine de la vega joins us live from san jose to tell us about it. what are people saying about

this? >> reporter: tori, news of the burglaries have spread. some people, gym members say they feel vulnerable. they are trying not to bring valuables inside the lockers. but some things can't be afoeded like bringing in car keys. two men were acting sphish shusly in the -- sphish suspiciously at this ymca. one man went in and disstablthed the front desk employee while the other went in the locker room. they were stealing car keys an breaking into gym lockers. we spoke to a gym member who knew about the burglaries. listen to what he did this morning. >> i got here a few minutes late, my company lap cop, i took it with me -- laptop, i took it with me. and i ran in and left my car unlocked and i was glad to see

it was still there when i came out. >> reporter: police were able to identify the suspects through surveillance video and track them down. five cars have been recovered and three men were arrested who are reportedly transients. police believe there are more suspects that are part of the ring. we're working to get more information, more details from the task force that is in charge of it. that's run out of the santa clara sheriff's office. that guy is really lucky. >> thank you. 8:a 4. also in san jose -- 8:04. also in san jose a man and woman who police say tried to run over an arrest came to an end with the arrest of the suspects. police tried to pull over the couple on mclaughlin and story road about 6:30 yesterday evening. the suspects did not stop and drove toward an officer on foot and barely missed him. police gave chase and then the

couple rammed into a patrol car and several other parked cars. the suspects left their car on tully road and ran into a neighborhood. at 10:00, officers found the suspects hiding in a backyard and arrested them for assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. they were also wanted on felony warrants. starting today, new water use limitations take effect for lawns and landscaping at new commercial buildings. on june 15th, there will be no new re-- there will be new restrictions for housing developments. the developers have to figure out how they are gonna meet the limits and local government agencies have to enforce them. developers can reduce the use by plant be shrubs and bushes instead of grabs or by replacing sprinklers with the drip irrigation systems. maror ed lee will inintroduce his his new budget proposal. the plan includes budget

increases for the police department and san francisco muni. this is accord together chronicle. specifically, the proposal would pay for 400 new police officers and nearly 250 new transportation workers. the mayor's budget director says there will also be more money for housing for the homeless and the poor. she says the extra money comes from growing city revenues. 8:06. happening today, san francisco drag queens, they plan to protest at the facebook offices over the site's real name policy. you may remember the backlash that started last year. some had their accounts shut down for using their stage names. now, native-americans, domestic violence survivors and others have been flagged for the names on their facebook accounts. took is arguing the use of real names helps prevent harassment and hate speech. the demonstration at facebook headquarters is due to start at 11:00 this morning. homeowners who live near

levi stadium or on the peninsula are hoping to cash in next february. many are planting to rent their houses hout during the week of -- out during the week of super bowl 50. some say luxury homes on the bill can go for as much as $10,000 a night. they say homes very close to the stadium could also draw high rents. vacation rental firms also say even people who don't go to the game may want to have a home base in or near san francisco where many of the pregame activities will take place. the bay area has a limmibilitied supply of hotel rooms for demand for private prices to stay could be high. bay area real estate prices have bounced back so much, some homeowners are deciding now is the time to cash out and leave the bay area permanently. a recent report shows home prices across the bay area jumped more than 10% in the last year and companies that stage homes for sale and moving companies say they are busier than they've ever been. one walnut creek real estate

agent who has been in the business for 37 years says she's never seen such a strong market for sellers. the offer prices are so much higher than the asking prices. i've never seen what we are experiencing right now. >> she scads homeowners are taking advantage of this and leaving the bay area. a mortgage consultant said even with strict lending requirements, her team has made three times the amount of home loans this month compared to years past. i'm seeing more and more for sale signs up right now. some high-profile politicians ditching their cars and instead riding public transportation. coming up in 21 minutes, the reason behind the commute change and who is doing it?

intelligent officials have fewer tools to track terrorists. we'll tell you about the lawmaker who took a stand in the name of privacy. east bay commute has been slow. westbound highway 4, you will see some slow traffic coming over the hill to concord. we'll run down the commute coming up. there's some sun out there. not a lot. it will still be on the cool side. there's a lot of low clouds, light rain, drizzle. june 1st. we'll see what's in store for the rest of the week. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle.

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this morning, the nsa has fewer tools to help officials track down potential terrorists. ktvu fox 2's alex savidge is live in the newsroom to explain why the u.s. senate failed to pass an extension of the patriot act before a midnight deadline. >> good morning. one republican lawmaker led the charge against the patriot act calling it an invasion of american's privacy. after a dramatic stand on the senate floor, senate officials have lost the authority to connect mown records in -- phone records in bulk. >> i'm not gonna take it anymore. i don't think the american people are gonna take it any more. >> there's rand paul. he stood his ground during a rare sunday session of

congress. he successfully blocked renewal of key portions of the patriot that allow the nsa to sweep up american's feign data -- phone data. this is a program brought to life by edward snowden. this may be, though, a short- lived victory for senator paul. his fellow lawmakers are expected to pass a compromised bill known as the usa firemen act. it would end the data collection program in its current form and in its place would be a program to allow searching on a case-by-case basis. >> i believe this strikes a balance between brivcy on one hand and national security on the other. >> the senate will continue key bait on the proposed usa freedom act later this

afternoon in washington, d.c. the white house is urging senators to move quickly in passing the bill. the director of the cia calls this a dangerous lapse and during this interim period, intelligence officials may find it more difficult to obtain wiretaps and other court orders that are needed as part of ongoing terrorism investigations. tori? >> pretty serious situation there. all right. thank you. 8:14. let's bring sal back. we didn't mean to work you so hard on a monday morning. >> well, that's what i'm here for. it will be one of those days where the peninsula and san francisco, daly city, they are all taking a beating because of this wet weather. it's not officially rain but it might as well be. a little bit of wet weatherrant the bay bridge toll plaza. it's just a little bit wet. people are slowing down. as you get into san francisco, it will take you about 15, 20 minutes to wait through the slow traffic. in san francisco, northbound 101 is very slow from the

burlingame area. mostly slow to the lower deck of the bay bridge. westlake, highway 35 at west ridge, there is an stent there. it will be there for a bit. heading down to 380, we had an accident on the waldo grade. southbound 101 as you come down toward the golden gate bridge. it's not very good here as you move through. let's go to the 280 commute in san jose. it's drier in san jose. this san jose commute has been more hike normal. we do have slow traffic out there on 280, 85 and 101. it has not been out of the ordinary here. 8:15. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> all right. thank you. low clouds, light rain. drizzle, yes, light rain here on june 1st. drizzle is nothing -- too uncommon. but when you get over .20 like sausalito, that's more than drizzle. daly city, .07. some of the higher elevations, .03, .05. this is matt in la honda.

serious drizzle now. 56, low clouds. .01 so far. i bet he's had more than that. and dave in novato would like to say happy gloom 1st, 2015. it is indeed a june gloom pattern. took may and went right into june. i don't see any -- another low is dropping in on thursday. there's no sign of any big warmup. the low that drops in on thursday may tap into tropical moisture. it could be an interesting first seven, ten days. very strong system to the north, producing rain. low 60s, very mild on the lows. cloud cover, southeast wind will do that. even if you have -- sfo, 60. walnut creek, concord, livermore, 61. san jose, 59. fairfield, 59. mid-50s, novato, santa rosa and also into napa. plenty of low clouds in place. boy has that rung out a lot of moisture. the key though will be maybe the end of the week when -- the pattern looks very cool for us

the first week of june. low clouds, fog, drizzle. most of that should start to lift. there will be sun. you get the one. these are way below average. fairfield, concord, livermore, antioch, santa rosa, san jose, they should be much warmer. it will be slightly warmer tuesday, not my much. a lot of fog, lights and morning, another low thursday into friday and that could give us a lot of cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. there will be some big-time thunderstorms over the sierra probably on the weekend. we'll see if any of those make it here. >> all right. >> i know. >> friday and saturday we can look forward to -- >> still aways out. weather experts predict this year's hurricane season won't be too busy. they predict three to six hurricanes will form this season in the atlantic basin. that includes the atlantic ocean, caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico.

now, noaa says between six and 11 tropical storms will probably form. storms have winds of 39 miles an hour or more. a storm becomes a hurricane when the winds reach 74 miles an hour. 8:18. new this morning, the solar impulse plane landed in japan just a few minutes ago. this stop was not on the original schedule. the solar powered plain took off from china and was supposed to ply with a single pilot for five days, landing in hawaii. the bad weather over the pacific ocean made that impossible. now the airport in japan is giving the experimental plane a place to wait out the storm. >> this is the goal. we're not their devils. we're explorers. >> life is like this, and adventure is like this. we're not going on a holiday trip. we're going on a trip that's completely at the limits for everything. >> they say until now the

entire trip has gone very successfully. the journey started in march. the solar impulse is attempting to been the first plane to fly around the world without using a drop of conventional fuel. thousands of homeless bay area pets, they found homes over the weekend thanks to maddie's fund. that's a fund that's a family foundation. they get support from animal shelters all over the country. they pay the adoption fees for pets at 80 shelters in alameda, contra costa, and santa clara county. according to the group's website, almost 2300 cats and more than 1500 dogs were adopted. that number may grow since about six shelters have not reported about adoption numbers as of yet. warriors' star steph curry has a new fan. this one has feathers. this is curry. yes, it's curry. an african penguin born at the california eamed sciences in san francisco about a month ago

-- academy sciences in san francisco about a month ago. they tweeted out this is their new mvp. shoots straight for the heart. they were classified as endangered in 2010. the war on soda and other sugary drinks take stage in san francisco. the controversial legislation and how the beverage association plans to fight back. another sideshow over the weekend in oakland. in one caught on camera. the evidence that suggests police knew this was happening but did nothing to stop it.

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a memorial keeps growing for her 6-year-old girl. her burned body was found 90 miles from her home in sacramento. a candlelight vigil was held for her. there is a memorial at the arco station next to her home. she disappeared on thursday and on friday, her body was found in a burning field. police still don't know how she died. her mother's boyfriend, 25-year- old juan rivera was arrest and charged with her murder. >> it's very hard. we got kids of our own. it's rough just to hear about the situation and everything. >> the little girl's family, they are focused on raising money to pay for her funeral. police say rivera is the only suspect. he's due to be normally charged

in court tomorrow. >> later today, the family of robin williams will head to court as the battle of his steat continues. susan and his three children worked out most of their differences over personal items. but they still cannot agree on how much money susan williams should get over her lifetime despite working with a mediator. a large sideshow took place in oakland over the weekend. cars were spinning their wheels near the high street onramp to 880 about midnight on friday. police radio traffic revealed officers and dispatchers discussing the incident. but officers took no action. this is the time of year when sideshow activity increases as we head into summer. 8:25. a newly opened trail in richmond gives walkers, hikers and new bikers an opportunity to enjoy tremendous shoreline

views. the ferry point loop officially opened over the weekend. it's a 3.6-mile stretch of the san francisco bay trail. the loop surrounds the parker at the miller knox regional shoreline. the board president of the east bay regional district says for him walking the trail brought back childhood memories of catching a ferry from richmond to san francisco. >> as a young kid, that was a major outing event for us with our station wagon and we would catch the ferry over to san francisco and have lunch, a picnic lunch. >> with the addition of the ferry point loop, the bay trail has completed 441 miles out of a planned a00-mile trail. in poland, hundreds of unwanted passengers tried to hitch a ride on a car. firefighters and beekeepers were called in to remove a

swarm of bees. this is what they came across. he's touching it with his bear hands. it's believed the bees followed their queen when she abandoned her hive to find a new hole. experts say this kind of behavior is pretty common among bees during the months of may and june. wow. 8:26. another bottlerock music festical is over. this is being called the best ever. after the break the changes that made this such a big success and what we already know about next year's festival. good morning. on the east bay commute, things are pretty rough on 80 and 680. the san mateo bridge, not that great either. had a rough monday. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. and we'll tell you more about if you have the sun, well, you are in a select company there because most locations have include -- are clouds.

welcome back. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson has come back from vacation. you are seeing all kind of -- >> cocoa beach, florida. >> know it well. >> i was watching the news. it's all about hurricanes. season starts today. what are these things up here? shutters. hurricane shutters. everyone has they. the water temp there was 80 degrees. that's not the case here. it's warming up for some. especially half moon bay and monterey, 57 degrees. mari says light rain in the forecast? yes. mark out in pleasant hill, june

gloom, nah. ive says sunny and -- he says sunny and bright. there's a lot of low cloud in place. that low cloud deck is being enhanced by this system for june 1st. the lows have been held up due to the cloud cover and a little bit of a southerly breeze. low 60s already. but it will be the high temps that are held down here. south wind, west-southwest, west-southwest, north at napa airport, it's all over the place. but generally, it's a southerly breeze. low clouds, fog, drizzle. there's already some sun. might take a while for others. afternoon breeze kicks in. hits the high temps. still below coast and bay but not as bad. sal you've been rather busy. slow traffic, what else is knew her? we have a lot to talk about. the weather has played a role in the commute. we also begin with developing news in fremont. the southbound lanes are closed at sullivan underpass because of a deadly crash. police say a 61-year-old man

was killed at about 3:45 this morning. >> the first officers found an unresponsive male. only occupant of a honda civic that had hit a tree. the driver was transported to a local hospital with loyal injuries and did not survive unfortunately. police say there's no indication right now that alcohol or drugs were a factor but it's still under investigation. this part of mission boulevard is expected to be closed until noon. we've had quite a bit of other things to talk about. the east bay is lit up here. 680 southbound is backed up from concord to walnut creek. it has been slow continuing on 24 almost all the way to the comeky dut. 80 westbound is backed up from hercules to richmond. just a lot of slow traffic here as you go et into the city. westbound bay bridge is slow but we also have a lot of slow traffic on northbound 101 because of earlier issues. it's like a friday afternoon

commute. 280 is slow getting to 101. the south bay has not been too bad as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza, this is a backup of about 25 minutes before you get into the city. and there's the south bay. 280 does look pretty decent going getting up to highway 17. it's 8:32. back to the desk. >> it's a busy morning. breaking news right now in san francisco. an active police investigation underway after a bizarre series of events in involving an attempted burglary at a bmw dealership on howard street. tara moriarty, you just got there. what's happening? >> reporter: police say this thief stole the car and drove it through the storefront of the bmw dealership which is on howard near south van ness. you can see all of the shattered glass. he just drove it through the window and somehow, he missed hitting this parked car. police say that they do have a suspect in custody.

they say when he initially broke into the dealership around 5:00 this morning, he tried stealing a different car but had trouble getting out of the pedestrian exit. so he gave up on it and stole an m3. that's a $100,000 car. he drove it through the window and ended up crashing several blocks away near the ruby nightclub. officers say he slammed into taxi. the cabdriver was asleep inside and did suffer minor injuries. right now, police are reviewing surveillance footage. they have the suspect in custody. we do not have any information on him. we know he was a male and this is gonna be quite the cleanup. tara moriarty,

a little girl is being treated for a head injury after she fell from a second-street apartment complex. it happened near the solano

drive in. at about 6:00 last night. crews say the 4-year-old had a head injury but she was completely alert when they arrived. she was taken to children's hospital in oakland. but so far the hospital is not giving out new information about her condition. a trial is set to begin today in the south bay over whether a san jose school district knew about abuse happening in a classroom. two years ago, craig chandler was convicted of molesting five students at ob whaley elementary school. he's now serving 75 years to life in state prison. the san jose mercury news reports the families of four of the victims claim the evergreen school district ignored warning signs but the school district said it had no prior knowledge of that abuse. a former contra costa county sex crimes prosecutor is returning to the d.a.'s office today seven years after being accused of raping a junior colleague. michael grisette has been on paid leave his arrest in 2008.

today he resumes litigating cases as a deputy district attorney. a judge threwout the criminal charges against him in 2011 citing procedural errors and the fact the alleged victim received a settlement from the county over the way her claims were handled which was not disclosed to the grand jury. he maintains he's innocent and is duing the county for malicious prosecution and defamation. a judge threw out that lawsuit in march but he's appealed. stanford university is set to begin reactivating it campus water fountains but only for a brief period of time. in anticipation of the june commencement program, the fountains are being turned on today. they've been shut off for more than a year because of the drought. they will all go try again the day after the graduation system. big weekend at the

bottlerock music festival. 2015 is over. but organizers are already planning for next year. ♪ >> that was snoop. organizers say more than 100,000 people were at this year's she-day music -- three- day music, food and wine festival. the gypsy kings closed things out last night. >> the restaurants that they have lived up and the -- the vineyards that they have lined up, you couldn't say no. >> late last night, bottlerock organizers released the date for next year's festival. it will be may 27th, 28th, 29th, memorial day weekend, 2016. now, a limited amount of tickets are already on sale. we checked the website. three-day general admission tickets are selling for $225. 8:38.

after surfing a concussion in game five of the western conference finals warriors fans are hoping klay thompson will be ready to go later this week. there are several reports that he no longer has recurring headaches and is expected to play in game one on thursday night. no official announcement has come from thompson or the warriors just yet. they will take the court for practice in preparation for thursday's game against the cleveland cavaliers here in oakland. well, a 92-year-old woman a cancer survivor has conquered a new challenge. her name is harriette thompson of charlotte, north carolina. she lame became the oldest person to -- became the oldest person to finish a marathon. she ran the marathon in san diego. she says raising money for the leukemia and lymphoma society inspired her to run. guess what. she may do it again next year at the young age of 93.

>> good for her. feas fab bu -- that's fabulous. >> with her lipstick. >> looking wonderful. well, singer and heartthrob enrique iglesias injured on stage. how a drone played a part in the accident that temporarily stopped the show. a south bay resick psyche. -- recycler wants to give a woman $100,000 for the computer she donated. why it's not been easy locating her. where are you? good morning. the south bay commute is mostly good. one problem getting up into downtown san jose. we'll tell you about and take a look at the peninsula commute. plentity of low clouds. if -- plenty of low cloud. if you have the one, that's nice. looks like a cool start to june. we'll see what's in store later in the week.

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family, he wrote, beau biden was quite simply the finest man any of us have ever known. >> he was an absolute gentleman. growing, up there -- there is he was called the sheriff. i think because he was always the guy that was supposed to watch out for the kids. he was the designated driver. he didn't drink. he didn't smoke. he was a perfect gentleman at all times. >> funeral plans are pending. beau biden leaves behind a wife and two young children. 8:43. the state department says secretary of state john kerry's orthopedic surgeon is flying to switzerland so he can fly back to the u.s. with kerry for treatment of his broken leg. here's video of secretary kerry. that's him with the yellow sleeves in a past event. he apparently ran into a curb while cycling on the french side of the border with switzerland. he was in gene vau for -- geneva.

x-rays indicate he broke his right thighbone. he's 71. he's an avid cyclists. san francisco up ises are expected to consider new efforts to get people to drink less soda. pam cook is in the studio. the city will have a fight on its hands. >> yes. because the soda business has strong lobbyist. the industry spent more than $9 million to defeat a tax proposal in san francisco back in november regarding shoe are drinks. today, the board will hear arguments for and against new warning labels, and an outright ban is being considered to slow sales of sodas and other sugary drinks. one, would require ads on billboards, buses and other city-owned property. another proposal would ban ads on

county in property. >> i developed a caffeine addiction and it was because of coke and pepsi having two, three, a day. i think it's a great idea. >> i think it's a good idea. i don't think a lot of people understand how much sugar is in a lot of coke products and other sodas in general. >> the discussion today will include comments from medical professionals regarding the health effects of sugar. but the soda industry also sending in the lobbyists to the meeting today. that meeting gets underway at san francisco's city hall at 1:350 in the afternoon. we'll have updates on what happened later in the evening. 8:45. well, a south bay electronics recycler is looking for a woman who dropped off a first generation apple computer worth $00,000. the computer looked like this one. sold at auction two years ago. only about 200 of the apple 1

computers from 1976 were ever built. managers at the clean bay area recycling center in milpitas say the computer was inside boxes dropped by a woman in april after her husband died. she did not want a receipt and the recycling center has no way to contact her but the center wants to split the $200,000 the private collector paid them for the vintage computer and the person remembers what this woman looks like. so all she has to do is go in there and get $100,000. >> she didn't know. she didn't know. >> i'm so guilty of that. i just throw it away. sal, you don't want to throw away our commute. but it's been busy out there. >> it would be nice to start over. that's for sure. these commutes are not doing that well. let's start off with a commute on the -- in the east bay. i want to mention that the eastshore freeway is taking its time with drivers, carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze.

it's a really long commute. let me show you what's going on here. you can see all of the red from hercules into richmond out to the maze. we also have a lot of slow traffic this morning at the toll plaza itself as you come up to the pay gate. san francisco has been a nightmare commute. northbound 101, northbound 280 getting into the city, 101 is backed up from before the airport all the way up into the city. southbound 101 is recovering in marin county after an earlier crash. the east bay southbound 880 and weekend 5 80 are slow. northbound 87 at taylor. but 8 a, are slow. that has not been a great commute. if you can pull the i'm gonna work from home card this morning, that might help or b.a.r.t. let's go to steve. well, a lot of low clouds around. there's some sun already inland. temperatures will be hard pressed to get above about 78, even for those far enough away

from any marine influence. that system right there. northern california into oregon, rather strong for this time of year. enhanced our low cloud deck and continued that theme this morning giving us a lot of light rain and drizzle. it's very mild due to the cloud cover. which is why we're seeing low 60s. livermore is in there, mountain view, redwood city, concord, 61. most temperatures are running about 2 to 5 degrees where they were. sfo, 624 hours ago. if it feels warmer to you, it is. southerly breeze, southeast, southwest. there's a component of a breeze. napa airport has a north breeze. bodega bay water temp 51. half moon bay, 56. but monterey is 57. that's pretty warm. that's come up from 52. a lot of low clouds. it will burn back. we'll get the sun but the system to the -- to the system to the north. this is tropical storm blanca. there are signs some of this

moisture might get caught up. another low is dropping down on thursday. nothing will happen, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. some of that could happen into it as the low begins to rotate around. friday, some of that moisture moves up. there will be thunderstorms for the sierra. look what happens by saturday. shower activity to the north of us. south of us. something to keep an eye on. we'll key. there's not a consensus. but there's a lot there. there is a low moving into the picture. it would not surprise me. it's kind of looic a recipe -- it's kind of like a recipe. it will take a while for others. temperatures way below normal in the inland. still below for the coastal locations. 60s and 70s. a little warmer on tuesday. not much. i don't see much in the way of a warmup. we'll have to watch thursday, friday and into the weekend, possible thunderstorms and temperatures staying below normal here for a while. >> yeah.

>> all right. knew this morning, we tant -- new this morning, we tant to take you to san francisco -- want to take you to san francisco because ed lee is scheduled to file nomination papers to run for re-election. thrbl is a live picture of -- is a live picture of mayor lee at the department of, wills at city hall -- department of elections at city hall. he was appointed mayor by the board of supervisors back in january of 2011 to serve out the remainder of gavin newsom's term after you gosome became lieutenant -- newsom became lieutenant-governor. lee won to serve as full-term mayor. he needs to file the official paperwork before the november 3rd election. we're taking you there live. >> we're looking over the shoulder. >> signing the paper.

>> signing the i aer making -- the paper, making it official. it should be an interesting race. always san francisco politics, not a tull moment. >> we've talked about how he's been in public service for more than a quarter century, the city administrator and many other things. >> we wanted to bring that to you live. mayor ed lee officially filing re-- filing re-election papers. so much rain has fallen in texas over the past 30 days, meteorologists say it could cover the entire state of texas with 8 inches of water. finally the weather forecast is calling for sunshine across most of san francisco. that will allow some of those surging rivers to start to recede. emergency management officials hope to move ahead with cleanup efforts thisser -- it morning. 27 people died as a result of those powerful storms. 11 people are still reported missing this morning. 8:52.

nearly a quarter of a million dollars for a hand bag? >> wow. >> record-breaking auction and why the accessory went for so much money.

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take a look at this. singer enrique iglesias was per foiling in tee -- performing in tijuana on saturday. now, usually, he grabs the drone in a dramatic moment but his hand came too close to one of the propellers, it sliced his hand. fans have been posting pictures of well wishes written on their hone hands. he finished -- own hand. he finished the show and flew to los angeles for treatment. there will be another member of the kardashian to keep up with. kim kardashian announce on the family's reality show, she and her husband kanye west are expecting their child second. their daughter north is almost 2 years old.

a lot of people are talking about a baby name suggestion including southwest, south by southwest. how about even wild west? oh, boy. a hand bag sold for a record-breaking price today at an auction in hong kong. the pink diamond encrusted crocodile purse sold for 1.72 million hong kong dollars. that's about did $225,000 u.s. dollars. almost $50,000. the unknown -- $250,000. the unknown buyer made the bid by phone. don't be confused if you head to the state capitol and you see mickey mouse. state lawmakers will proclaim today disneyland day across california. the happiest hot air balloon on earth looks a lot like mickey. it's in place in front of the state capitol. there are reports that mickey will drop in to see lawmakers

this mown ring. i -- this morning. i know you remember pam cook went down to the beginning of the diamond jubilee, their 60th anniversary. >> pam interviewed mickey mouse. it's never easy to interview somebody who doesn't talk. but she did a great job. >> yes. >> skilled. skilled. we have traffic prob breges out there. we are the eastshore freeway will be very slow, especially in richmond. it's been arblt bad morning. i think -- it's been a bad morning. i think steve's drizzle that he's been talking about has held people about. we have slow traffic on 101 and the south bay. almost everywhere you look where's having a slow monday. i think things will start to tail off, steve. it will be -- >> one summer vacation. >> a lot of low clouds. drizzle but that will give way to mostly sunny but still on the cool side. not much change.

maybe some thunderstorms later in the week. >> thunderstorms. >> i know. >> that's a little unusual. certainly not -- the crazy weather they are having in the middle of un-- middle of the country. >> let's hope so. >> i know. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> and ktvu news is back at noon bun you can always get your latest headlines at ktvu.com. a nice look at the estuary there. a little gray sky for there. thank you for joining us, everyone. have a good day.

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