sleeping bags, coffee and laptops. that's what hundreds of die- hard apple fans needed this morning at the worldwide developers conference in san francisco. we'll tell you why they came out in droves this year. a major closure for people who ride b.a.r.t. we'll tell you why a big part of the service will shut down twice later this summer. "mornings on 2" continues. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, june 8th.

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson has a lot to talk about this morning. >> it will be hot for some. >> really hot. >> hottest we've seen. by tomorrow, though, tropical clouds will come roaring in. we'll get a big change. if you are by the coast, even with sunshine, it won't be that warm. 60s, 70s. inland, it's warming up fast. 90s to 100 look like a slam dunk. still some fog around. it's starting to peel back from the coast. on parts of the coast, half moon bay and el granada, it's lifting. 50s and 60s, already 67 in livermore. 62 fairfield. 63 san jose. 51 half moon bay. 55 san francisco. they made it down to 53. there's not much of a breeze. west at 12. keep an eye on that if it goes below 10, that's a sure sign temperatures will be warm. san francisco going 73. this is a very challenging

forecast here. even though the fog has lifted, there's still a component. the system moving out. high pressure building in. this little low will tap into the remains of tropical storm blanca tomorrow and start funneling in. that's the remains of blanca, it moves to baja, cabo, moving north. most is heading off to the north and east. today, show, it's all -- though, it's all about sunny and warm conditions. especially for those well inland or the east bay. 80s, 90s 100. 60sance 70s by the -- 60s and 70s by the water. sal, are you gonna show the golden gate bridge? >> we've seen slow traffic associated with that. we've been keeping an eye on the golden gate bridge. this time we'll start off with the bay bridge. traffic is looking normal. we thought that maybe -- i still think it will happen in june -- we'll have lighter volumes and lighter commutes into the city.

right now, it looks very normal. about a 15, 20-minute delay before you make it on the span. we've been looking at the commutes. highway 4. westbound is slow. eastbound we had an accident at loveridge. that's clearing up. but westbound highway 4 will be slow and 680 not taking a holiday getting down to the walnut creek interchange. san jose, traffic is moderate. it's looking pretty good into the west valley. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. and it was another nail- biting overtime game in the nba finals, the warriors did have a fourth-quarter comeback with steph curry tying it up. they took a one-point lead in overtime. but mathew dellavedova made what turned out to be a pair of

game-winning free throws. >> this is the final. it's hard. it's supposed to be hard. we had a tough night. so you have to move on and you have to learn from it and get better. >> i'm not gonna let one game alter my confidence. i know as a team we're not gonna let one team alter our belief that we'll win the series. >> a great squad that we have. it's not cute at all. if you are looking for us to play sexy, cute basketball, that's not us. everything is tough. >> what is sexy, cute basketball? i don't know. this is the first time in nba history that the first two games of the finals went into overtime. now, hundreds of warriors' fans watching the game at two san francisco bars were hoping to see the same kind of overtime win the warriors pulled out in game one. [ cheers ]

>> they packed pete's tavern and pedro's across from at&t park. fans were given rally towels and thunder sticks. despite the loss, they were still proud of how the players battled back. >> we'll never give up. no matter. we are gonna play that hard every night. >> that's why they play and that's why we watch. we don't know what's gonna happen. that's why they call it the upset. >> this is one of the official warriors watch parties benefiting the warriors foundation. the series heads to cleveland for two games tomorrow and thursday. we have a drew going to -- crew going to cleveland. we'll bring you live coverage tomorrow morning. game 5 will be sunday back in oakland. dave? >> all right. time is 7:05. happening today, the start of the apple worldwide vice presidenters conference in --

developers conference in san francisco hundreds lined up early to get tickets for the keynote speech which usually focuses on apple you -- of ale's new -- apple's new ideas. tara moriarty is at moscone center and i can see the crowd is already fired up. >> reporter: they are. those in the blue t-shirts, they are apple employees. they did open the doors a little bit before 7:00 this morning. you can see -- see they are still streaming in. it's barely made a dent in the line. we have apple die-hards from china, south africa, england, even brazil. this line wraps around the corner, sphanning about four -- spanning about four city blocks. they are expected to unveil the subscription music. it wants to offer apple viewers

time-consuming downloads. we talked to the techie, first in line for when the doors opened. >> noon yesterday. >> reporter: are you crazy? >> i'm the craziest of the crazy ones. >> reporter: this is a pretty crazy bunch. >> so much fun, though. so many great developers out here. a lot of young people coming in from the scholarship program talking about the fan bu list -- fabulous projects they are working on. >> reporter: another guy said he got here at 4:00 yesterday afternoon. he slept on an air mattress overnight at the front of the line. >> you came all the way from maryland to attend this conference. >> six-hour flight. >> reporter: and then you spent the night out here on the cold cement for how many hours? >> paid for a hotel room and slept on the street. >> reporter: one of the things you won't see here today, though, the new apple tv set top box. apple had been working on a new

device. it decided to leave it out. about 5,000 people, apple partners and outside developers are attended to -- are expected to attend. coming up next, we'll introduce you to one of the scholarship winners. you will never guess how old she is. this is a pretty young crowd. back to you. >> wow. what -- all right. we'll check back with you later. thank you? >> time is 7:08. well, b.a.r.t. is getting the word out about a pair of closures coming up that will affect anyone trying to get across the bay. janine de la vega joins us live from oakland to tell us when to expect transbay service to sutt down. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tori. work needs to be on the tracks. this is where a lot of the focus will be on. this maintenance work that is

being scheduled is estimated to take five days. so b.a.r.t. officials looked at what weekends have the lowest ridership. they are planning to shut down service between west oakland and san francisco on the first weekend of august and on labor day weekend, which is the first weekend in september. b.a.r.t. officials say the tracks need to be replaced for safety reasons. the system is 43 years old and has to be updated. b.a.r.t. officials this will be an inconvenience for riders, they had no choice because the work is critical. the giants have anaway game but that should help. there is a billy joel concert. we're a crowd of 40,000 -- a crowd of 40,000 is expected. they are planning to have a bus bridge between oakland and san francisco during the disruptions and service. again, two days in the first weekend of august and those three days, that labor day weekend in september. tori? >> all right, janine de la vega, live for us this morning. thank you. president obama is speaking in germany. this is his news conference at

the close of the group of the summit. he's talking about jobs. let's listen in. >> wages for american workers continue to rise and since i took office, the united states has cut our deficit by two- thirds. so in the global economy, america is a major source of strength. at the same time, we recognize that the global economy while brew something still not performing at its full potential. we agreed on a number of necessary steps. here in europe, we support efforts to find a path to carry out key reforms and turn to growth within a strong, stable and growing eurozone. i updated congress so we can move ahead with the asia- pacific region. agreements with high standards to protect workers', public safety and the environment. we continue to make progress

towards a strong global climate agreement this year in paris. all of the g-7 countries have put forward our post 2020 targets for reducing carbon emissions and we'll continue to urge others to do so as well. we'll continue to meet our climate finance commitments to help he having countries transition to low carbon growth. as we've done in the u.s -- >> we've been listening live, of course. president obama speaking at the end of the g7 summit in germany. he talked about how they are gonna work on climate change and control. also helping greece recover economically among some of the topics. he talked about continued job growth and what need to be done here in the united states. the g7 made of u.s., germany, united kingdom, france, italy, canada and japan. russia has been left out for the second year because of -- -- because of its aggressive

actions in ukraine. this is the end of the g7 summit in germany and president obama holding his news conference. we'll have more details throughout the day. 7:11. well, new this morning, suspects in the deadly stockton bank robbery, they are expected to find out today if the d.a. will seek the death penalty. jaime ramos and pablo, they are charged in the robbery that turned into a running gun battle last july with police. two of the other suspects they were killed as well as 41-year- old misty holts-singh. police say she was a bank customer. she was taken hostage and the robbers used her as a human shield. >> all right. two convicted murderer escape from a maximum security prison in new york. >> it was elaborate. it was sophisticated. it -- it encompassed drilling through steel walls and steel pipes. >> coming up at 7:30, the

search underway and the taunting note the escapees left behind. but first, caught on video, the new look at a deadly police shooting. it happened in oakland and what witnesses are saying about this dramatic encounter. good morning. we're looking at marin-bound traffic from the east bay on 580. looks like there is a crowd at the richmond bridge toll plaza. we'll also tell you about some of the fog in southern marin county. well, officially summer has not kicked in. but meteorologically it has, so it's time for a summer song. ♪

welcome back. 7:15. new video to show you gives a

different perspective on a deadly police shooting that happened in oakland. now, cell phone video captured a standoff between oakland police officers and a man with a loaded gun. he's inside a silver bmw. this is near lakeshore avenue saturday morning. now, police said the car had been used in a burglary friday in san francisco. now, a woman took the video you aring looing at from inside a salon. and she says from her point of view, the police did everything they could to get the man to give up. >> they tried. they tried to get the man out. they gave him the benefit of the doubt. >> he did fight to not get out. tug-of-war. they took a couple police officers to try to get him out of a vehicle. >> now, police say after breaking the car's passenger window, there was a confrontation, one officer used a taser on the man. the other officer then opened fire and shot him. oakland's police chief sean whent said they are investigating the officers

involved and checking footage from body cameras. a las vegas strip club is raising eyebrows with the message for students just in time for high school graduation. check out the ads recently posted outside the little darling strip club. one sign reads, now auditioning the class of 2015. another says, pay your way through college. the manager says with the cost of tuition continuing to rise, his club offers a way for women to foot the bill. >> we all know the economy isn't all that great. it's kind of hard to find jobses. this is an open door for young women 18 and up to come and make some good money. >> the manager says entertainers can make up to $1,000 per night. this same company also owns a trip club on columbus avenue in san francisco. >> okay, tori. all right. >> yep. [laughter] >> nothing more we can say about that. we can say that sal's right over there. >> i was just on the phone with my daughter. [laughter]

>> you are not going anywhere. >> i wasn't paying attention to that last story. just got the gist of it. probably not for me. let's take a look at the list. we have a look at highway 4. you can see traffic is busy as you come up with the will le pass grade. the earlier accident eastbound highway 4 has been cleared. it was a noncommute direction near loveridge. traffic will be busy at the bay bridge toll plaza as you drive through. if you are trying to get to the airport, i wouldn't use 101 out of san francisco. it's very slow because of an accident in south city near grand avenue. i would use 280. it's going to be a little bit slow in san bruno and then you can use 380 over to 101. it's still better to use 280 at this point than 101 which is shing down on the candlestick causeway heading down to south city because of the crash. it's blocking a couple of lanes. don't go to the airport and be

surprised by this. use 280 instead. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. mostly clear although some of that fog continues to kind of dart in and out near the coast. it was in the city for a while. looks like most of that is peeled back. it will be a warm to hot day. there's still a couple of low cloud decks around. it's -- doesn't have much of a chance past bayside and inland locations, it will be very, very warm. this is from chad. he says some sunrise in san francisco this morning. this is warm with some low fog. this is at the mini ward playground in en-- in ingleside. there is a heat advisory out. 90s to 100s. some of the higher elevations are already 73 to 78. you get up around mt. diablo, i it's 78. there's still fog. it's up and down the coast. it hugs the coast. 67 already in livermore.

52 half moon bay. city made it down to 53 starting to warm up here but again, not much of a breeze. anything less than 10 at travis, usually a sure sign it will be toasty. again, very challenging forecast. officially for san francisco. going 73 today. there may be some areas cooler than that. maybe a little warmer without a rip roaring offshore breeze. i would lean more on the 60s and 70s. this little guy right there. that's going to -- that guy. tomorrow, not today. 52, 53, water temp, bodega bay san francisco buoy, monterey and half moon bay. come up a little bit on the temp. not too much t will be a cooker through the sacramento and san joaquin valley. they are already in the 70s. pretty toasty conditions. fog is there on the coast. it's getting squashed. the heat advisory is out for the inland areas. may was the coldest since 1999. haven't had hot, hot. yesterday yesterday, temperatures got in the 90s and 80s. near 100 for those inland.

this is blanca falling apart. but it still made it. 45 miles an hour. moving northwest at 15 miles an hour. it's the moisture from this moving in tomorrow. it will tap into that. watch what happens quick. fog will be there. watch tomorrow afternoon. zoom comes flying in here. we'll cloud it up with the tropical moisture. fog near the coast. it will be cool, nice, mild. it will be hot inland. it's sunny for most even by the coast. you will deal with some of that. 60s, 70s, 90s to 100. there is a lot of fog on the golden gate bridge. be careful. 70s, 80s, 90s to low 100s to the east bay, san jose. san jose downtown, 90. 60s on the coast. 80s to near 90. tomorrow, tropical clouds will hold that into wednesday as well. >> wow. we've been due for kind of a big warmup like this inland. it's something that we normally see this time of year. >> thank you. 7:21. a teenager watching a street

race in the north bay was thrown from a bridge and killed. coming up at 7:45, the charges the drivers could face and the reason it took until the next morning to realize someone had been hit. >> le it feels like a -- it fells like a dream. >> a california bride gets the surprise of her life. how her sick father was able to leash the hospital to walk her down the aisle.

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the family of a woman hit in the head by a bat at fenway park is saying thank you for the prayers and well wishes. 34-year-old on na carpenter is still in serious condition in a boston hospital -- tonya carpenter is still in serious condition in a boston hospital. she was struck in the head of a broken bat. she's expected to survive. the accident may have been avoided if mlb had acted on the player's request for more protective netting. according to seuss -- to sourcing, they asked for the net to extend down to the foul poles. the owners reportedly rejected it worried it would distract from the experience of fans in seats. andre pearson felt he was letting his daughter down

because his daughters felt he was not well enough to walk his daughter down the aisle before her wedding. days before the big event, his medical team decided he was well enough to make the trip to southern california to see his daughter get married. it was the surprise of a lifetime for the bride to be when he showed up at the rehearsal. >> i knew there was no way. i knew the circumstances and everything. and i just -- feels like a dream. >> didn't expect this to happen. didn't expect to be here. but it's a good feeling. >> pearson was able to escort his daughter down the aisle for her wedding. she calls it a dream fulfilled. doctors say if he continues to respond to treatment the way he has, he could be put on the list for a heart transplant. 7:26. it sound like something out of the movies. the intense search continues for two convicted murderers who escaped from a new york prison.

the tools they used to break free and the notes they left behind.

7:29. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, june 8th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. and i believe the fog is moving in. >> it's right -- maybe they can dial this up. the golden gate it's just

engulfed. >> i was just looking at a picture. >> exactly. >> the best in the business in there. [ applause ] >> dave, scott, ken, who is it today? al? thank you. very well done. 7:29. for those of you if you are well inland you say oh, my gosh, i don't like anything over 75, go west because that's your best opportunity. otherwise, we have a heat advisory out. it will be a cooker inland. some of those -- i might be going higher than some of the forecast highs, especially east bay, some of that fog and low clouds not showing up. it's already 67 in livermore at 7:30 the in -- in the morning, you could tack on 33 degrees. some of the fog clears, comes back in. f that goes to calmer at travis, that will be a sure sign. the coast stays in the 60s or very low 70s.

little low will trap into tropical moisture from blanca as that moves up and falls apart. most of that is heading up toward the north and -- north and east of us. some of that will move into our forecast zone tomorrow. maybe late tonight. fog near the coast. it will be nice for some. it will be hot for others. 100s for a view. 60s and 70s -- for a few. 60s and 70s for others. did you see the fog on the golden gate, sal? >> i did. kind of like the summer pattern we're used to. it's not causing a lot of slow traffic. the traffic is doing well. i will tell you where the traffic is not so good is the bay bridge and also not so good on the peninsula. southbound 101, we had a crash at grand avenue. they are clearing it. but it caused a big backup because it was blocking a couple of lanes and traffic is backed up into san francisco out of south city. northbound 101 is also slow passing this area. on the peninsula, it is going to be slow. unfortunately, now out of daly city, heading down on 280, it's slow. i would still do this if i were

you, if i had to choose between two and i was trying to get to the airport in my car, i would still use 280 even though i knew it was going to be slow in daly city. it's better than 101 at this point. let's take a look act the bay bridge toll plaza -- at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up to the maze. those metering lights are on. about a 15-minute delay. i want to mention a two-alarm house fire this morning in sowsh san jose, almaden area. 6390 empaseo. a fire is out. it -- empaseo. a -- el paseo. a fire is out. skyfox is over it. it does look like the fire is out. it looks like the residents did get out safely. we'll back with skyfox. still plenty of equipment on the scene. it's blocking major roads. if you live in this neighborhood, that's what all of the noise was about. that's what the smoke was seen. now, at 7:32. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. here's a look some of the top stories -- b.a.r.t.

is planning to stop all service between san francisco and the east bay during the first weekend in august and over the three-day labor day weekend for what it calls critical track maintenance. offer a bus bridge for oakland and san francisco. apple's annual developers conference is getting underway. most of the focus this year is expected to be on apple's new music streaming service but there could also be updates on the apple watch and apple's operating system. you can see all of the crowds there but insiders say not to expect any news about apple tv. and despite mounting a fourth-quarter comeback to force overtime, the warriors still lost game 2 at the nba finals to the cavaliers -- cavaliers. cavs won thanks to

dellavedova's free throws. here's dellavedova's connection and the tough road to the nba. >> the odds are long that a midmajor basketball program with a school enrollment of 4,000 would have players in the nba finals three years in a row. patty mills running with the spurs and now mathew dellavedova with cleveland, they are part of the school's australian pipeline that coach randy bennett has developed since he took over in 2001. >> it's neat for the -- the kids in the community. they have all kind of grown up seeing matt play for st. mary's. >> dellavedova, banks it home. >> guys like patty and mat go on the nba. nothing better than marketing for that. we look forward to keeping the connection going. six people from australia on our team next year.

>> dellavedova made to the nba the hard way. he was undrafted when he came out of drag in -- college in 2013. he earned a two-year contract out of college. many players were much more highly regarded come outlook of college but no longer have a shot of playing in the nba. >> i got some opportunities along the way and just tried to make the most of them. >> he's little good. great competitors. very tough. >> that toughness has been a source of controversy. in the cavs' playoff series with atlanta, kyle korver suffered a severely sprained ankle as a result of this scramble with dellavedova for a loose ball. >> herford and dellavedova mix it up in -- horford and dellavedova mix it up in this play. he's being cast as a villain somewhat. >> i disafree with it --

disagree with it. >> matt plays to win. he's never dirty. never has played dirty. >> physical yes, competitive, yes. he plays with great integrity. >> if you are an australian basketball fan, the warriors and cavs are a treatment matchup. aussies are represented by both dellavedova and andrew bogut. >> i haven't seen him yet. i will catch up with him after the series, i guess. >> i'm not really worried about my battle with dellavedova. that's more of the media to talk about. the reason we're here we've been a good team. >> dellavedova has a contingent of fans pulling for him in the bay area. the question is with bennett's strong australian pipeline, how did bennett end up in utah?

>> we recognized he was a good player, but rick was ahead of us on it. he kind of beat us to the punch. >> reporter: joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2. >> and the series now leads to cleaveland for the next two games. tomorrow night and thursday. we have a crew going to cleveland. we'll bring you live coverage tomorrow morning. game 5 will be sunday back here in oakland. >> 7:35. was it an inside job? two convicted killers still on the loose this morning after escaping from a new york prison and now a female worker at the prison is being questioned about being an accomplice. this escape was like something out of a movie. 34-year-old david sweat and 48- year-old richard matt used power tools to break out of the clinton correctional facility. the inmates' beds were found empty and there was a note saying have a nice day. still not known how the men were able to get those tools that they used in the escape. but officials say it must have

taken them days to break through the steel walls, the pipes and the bricks. >> the precision of the operation was truly extraordinary and usual and almost impossible to duplicate. but we want to find out exactly what happened. >> both of escapees are considered very dangerous. matt was sentenced to serving 25 years to life. he beat a man to death in 1997 while sweat, he was serving a life sentence for murdering a sheriff's deputy. south african authorities are recommends that oscar pistorius be released from prison in august. he served just tent months -- ten months. he's serving a five-year sentence for come aable homicide -- culpable homicide for shooting his girlfriend. a decision by the parole board is still pending.

7:38. three-legged race, live entertainment, farm animals, reptiles and a giant ferris wheel. that's just some of what you will find at the san mateo county fair when the gates open in a few hours. alex savidge, though, got in a little early. joins us now live from the fairgrounds in san mateo. so you had tweeted out pictures of some pigs, i think. >> reporter: yeah, pigs earlier and now i'm making some new friends. that's kind of what happens when you come down to the fair. i want to introduce you to this guy. it's. this is darth gadder for all of the -- darth vader for all of the star wars fans. thankfully for me, i already learn he already ate breakfast. he will not be eating morning television reporter today. he's all fed. you want to know what he eats? three chicken drumsticks. the whole thing, bone included.

yeah, the whole deal. >> oh, boy. >> reporter: maybe i want to pass -- maybe i should pass this guy off to the professionals here is. this is called -- i do. i need that arm. exactly. this is brad's world reptiles. and i think darth vader is gentingantcy here -- getting antsy here. this is alley the alligator. she's a lot bigger. these are some of the big reptiles -- those tooth. they are gorgeous, though. all pearly white. she brushes. this is amanda. i'm gonna come on side and stick the mike in your face. so i don't have to stick it in your mouth. amanda here at the san mateo county fair. people can come down and they can pet these guys. >> yeah. these are a couple of animals we have out for handling. we take pictures with them and

they are basically education animals. they are here to teach the public about how interesting and unique they are and their role in conservation and environmental help. >> reporter: we're also looking at a beautiful bowa constrictor. that's bo. you can put them, you can hold them and that's what you want is for people to get up close with these beautiful creatures. >> we're an educational exhibit and also a rescue. we take in a lot of animals. and bring them out to help educate the public. >> thank you. amanda with the san mateo county fair. the fair kicks off today. it runs until the 15th. 14th. sorry. runs until the 14th. obviously, aside from the reptiles here, they have all of the rides, they have livestock barn which we saw earlier where the pigs are. they will be auctioned off. and of course delicious food. funnel cakes, cotton candy, a lot of healthy options as well.

those beautiful ail gaters -- alligators. they are so calm. >> it's a face only a mother could love. [laughter] >> yeah. they are -- they lightning -- >> reporter: a set of chompers only a mother could love. >> thank you. the fair is open from noon until 10:00 p.m. it runs through sunday. kids 12 and under get in free. admission is $10 for adults. $8 for seniors. >> i'm going. i want to see. >> get up close and personal with some of those gators. [laughter] a teenager watching a street race in the north bay, thrown from a bridge and she was killed. why it took until the next morning to realize someone had been hit. a community comes together to help an 11-year-old girl and her fight to stay alive. up next, how you can help. looking at highway 101 in

san jose. not terrible. but it's going to be slow as you drive up to 880. it certainly has been slower but i want to let you know that traffic getting up to mountain view is beginning to bog down. well, two different forecasts here. one closer to the coast won't be that bad but inland it's already getting warm to very hot. that's no cr -- croc ♪ and i guess never will ♪ grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source.

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there watching the race. the chp says angelica contreras was hit by a car that flipped over while it was racing on a narrow road near cloverdale. she was thrown 150 feet off this bridge and landed on the bank of the russian river. a pass passerby found her body under the bridge on saturday, eight hours after the crash. the chp still looking for more witnesses. one person has come forward and said she was next to angelica contreras when she was hit by one of the cars. 7:46. an 11-year-old girl from santa rosa needs your help. pam cook has more. >> the search is on for a bone marrow match for sophia. she's needed monthly blood transfusions since she was born but that's only a short-term solution. she needs a bone marrow match for her long-term survivor. bane marrow drives like the one

in richmond help people like her but they say it's difficult to get people to come down. >> a lot of people think it's painful. it's -- with the new technology, it's very simple. we have a knew new way -- new way of collection. it's similar to plate let's and blood donation. >> fear of donating is not the only obstacle for little sophia. there is also a shortage of ethnic donors. the best hope of finding a match is of schwab of laos or cambodian -- is of laos or cam bodeian bodeian -- cambodian descent. you might not be a match for sophia but you might be a match for somebody else. >> it's such a simple process. >> it is. five minutes. >> like donating blood. >> wish her well. thank you. 7:47. let's bring sal back. you are watching the toll plaza and everything else and you are

in the middle of something now, aren't you? >> i was just selling sophie one of our producers how much fun it is to be at a game but not as much fun when they lose. we'll have a warriors round table in the next hour of "mornings on 2" along with tori campbell but i want to mention that highway 101 is going to be recovering after a crash in south city right near grand avenue. it was blocking lanes. things are getting better but it's still a slow ride out of san francisco and fortunately, the ride out of daly city heading south is much worse than it normally is. it's backed up nearly to john daly boulevard heading south. both of these waves of -- ways of getting down the peninsula will be slower than usual. my best solution is to add extra time to get down the peninsula if you are on the schedule, you will have to add time. if you are going a short distance, you might want to consider el camino real. once you get past san bruno, things are better heading south.

let's move along to a live picture here of the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is going to be busy as you get into san francisco. it's not too bad. but it certainly is. i want to ask the guys in the control room to bring back the maps because i forgot to mention something. southbound 880 is slow. i don't want to ignore this. it's backed up from 238 into fremont. and the 280 is slow getting into the west valley. steve. thank you, sir. if you are anywhere by the coast, you might have some sun. but there's enough fog that will keep temperatures held in check. 60s, 70s, coast and bay. maybe a quarter mile inland, it will jump up fast. it will be warm to hot. some locations, daly city antonio, one of other observers, the fog, currently 53 degrees and no wind in daly city but some thick fog there.

that's because warm air aloft. absolutely just compressing this fog bank. very shallow but very dense fog. away from the coast, there is a heat advisory out. there will be a huge spread on some of the terpps. around the bay, 70s and 80s. inland, 90s and 100s. fog doesn't always show up but there's plenty out there. it's not making much of a move except on the coast. 67 livermore, 63 san jose. 60s for some. as for others. patrick, though, in redwood shores says loving the june- uary weather. thank you we see a little flip- flop. westerly. southwest at travis. 9. that's usually a sure sign. anything under 10. anything less than that is usually a screaming message it will be very warm to hot. there's a little low breaking off from the parent low. right there. it's backtracking off southern california. that little guy will start tapping into the moisture coming up from plaun cau.

70s -- blanca. 70s through the intear -- interior. heavy rain. watch how the fog hugs the coast and here comes the cloud cover. a lot of cloud cover, maybe a few showers, tuesday into wednesday. fog near the coast. but that's about it. also on the golden gate. nice to warm to hot. to really hot. not really fresno hot but maybe close for some. 60s, 7080s, 90s. the fog is social low, it's hard pressed to -- there will be a huge difference. 100 in clearlake. 100 in concord. 102 at livermore. 80 in berkeley. 82 oakland. 90 in san jose. upper 90s. mid-90s for morgan hill, gilroy. but then 60s on the coast. 70s or 80s on the peninsula. if you -- if you are in else and have to go around the bay area, keep an eye on your car thermometer. clouds roll in on tuesday and wednesday. >> all right. usually you drive through the

caldecott, zoom. >> all right. nine minutes before 8:00. the g-7 summit ofiaing up in germany -- wrapping up in germany. a tough decision for a teenager going to college. he was excepted to every ivy league school in america. we'll tell you where he decided to go.

another teen has made a clean sweep of the ivy league colleges. fernando of full terton thought his chances would be better if he applied to all of them. he has septemberance letters to all of the prestigious east coast schools -- septemberance lepters to all of the prestigious east coast schools. >> when teachers let you choose your seats, you sit in the front. no matter what, even if your friends are in the back. you will learn. i promise. rojas has decided he's going to yale. he said when he stepped on the campus, it felt like he belonged there. tuition, room and bond is 64 grand a year but scholarships and grant will pay for most of it. he will pay just $6,000 a year. 7:55. it's the day the u.s. women's national soccer team has been preparing for for months.

the team kicks off the world cup run tonight in canada. the team held the final practice in winnie meg. tonight, they -- winnipeg. tonight they face australia. the u.s. enters as the second- ranked team in the world and is looking for their third world cup title. the u.s. starts its run for the cup. you can see that game on fox sports 1. then on friday, you can see the national team right here on ktvu fox 2 as they take on sweden at 5:00 p.m. they close out the group stage of the tournament june 16th against nigeria, also right here on ktvu at 5:00 p.m. 7:56. well apple's worldwide developers conference is officially underway. look at all of the people out there. after the break, we're live outside of san francisco's moscone center. more on what the company is expected to reveal. good morning. we're looking at a commute that is -- i would say it's

moderate. here we are with 101 in san francisco. gotta talk about the peninsula and getting down to the airport -- coming up. most of the bay area will have forecasted temperatures that will be warm to hot. but by the coast, a little different. it's heating up. but tomorrow changes? yes, we'll explain -- coming up.

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scholarship winner from brazil. b.a.r.t. plans to stop all service between san francisco and the east bay. we'll tell you when it will happen and how the upcoming repair project will affect thousands of commuters. we're ready. >> yes, we are. >> welcome. it's monday, june 8th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. want to check the weather and traffic. i have all of the window blind closed to try to prevent the heat from coming in. >> how hot was it? >> it was hot coming in. >> today will be worse. >> tomorrow, we'll have a lot of clouds coming in, dave and tori. kind of interesting. one year ago, yesterday, ukiah hit 100. and then yesterday, one year later, they hit 100. same for el cerrito. george mccray told me right on queue, one year ago, 84. it was just as hot a year ago. we'll see what happens in the extended outlook. there are signs of a lot of tropical clouds coming in tomorrow and going into

wednesday. for most, it will be sunny, hot. some fog on the coast. already 71 in livermore. my goodness. 71 in fairfield. 68 in concord. san jose, 66. 54, though, half moon bay. william tweety says in vallejo currently 67 already no fog clouds. no wind. looks like we're in for a hot one. i'll say. most locations away from the coast. less than 8 now, 6 miles an hour at travis. anything less than 10 is a sure sign it will be very, very warm unless that picks up. this little hoe and the main low will tap into the remains of what was hurricane blanca moving north. some of that moisture will come roaring in here. today it's fog near the coast and on the golden gate. that's about it. nice to warm to hot. it will be sunny for most. it will be very warm. 80s, 90s to 100 except by the beaches. all right, sal. what do you have for us? crowded conditions. good morning to you. let's take a look at some of

these traffic areas where it will be slow. 101 northbound doesn't look good if you are trying to get across oakland. southbound one in the city itself is okay. but down the peninsula, it's slow getting to the airport because of earlier issues. 280 is slow out of daly city across the bay, 880 slowing down near 238. backup a little bit. you can see from 238 all the way down to about decoto is where the slowdown is. dumbarton and san mateo bridge, a lot of slow traffic and also a lot of slow traffic on 680 southbound and westbound 580. i want to mention the traffic will be busy in san jose on 280 and 101. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is getting better. you can see that 880 -- 88 -- the ramp from 880 down to the toll plaza is improving. back to the desk. thank you. we get to talk about basketball again. it was another nail-biting name in the nba finals last night.

but not the outcome the warriors and the fans wanted. the lebron james, 39 points, led the cavs to a 95-93 win in game 2. the warriors did come down from 11 points. steph curry scoring. so soft, so easy. sent the game into overtime. but the warriors struggled to make shots all through the game. they did take a one-point lead in overtime. the former saint mary's star, mathew dellavedova, made what turned out to be a pair of game- winning free threes. >> this is the foo inals. it's hard. it's supposed to be hard. we had a tough night. so you have to move on. you have to learn from it and get better. >> i'm gonna let one game alter my confidence and i know as a team, we won't let it ailer our

belief that we'll -- alter our belief that we'll win the series. >> this is a great squad. it's not cute. if you are looking for us to play sexy, cute baseball, we ain't -- that's not the us. that's not us right now. everything is tough. >> it was a tough game. coming up, tori, sal and matt will go toe to toe and talk about in this morning's warriors round table about what went wrong. >> yeah. and what they need to do in cleveland. we have an update to a story we've been reporting about a b.a.r.t. service shutdown between san francisco and the east bait later this sum -- east. bay later this summer. the bart spokesperson said the dates for the shutdown are not set. according to the chronicle, b.a.r.t. sent out a memo to other transit agencies saying it's planning to shut down the transbay tube on the first weekend in august and over the three-day labor day weekend.

b.a.r.t. is planning to offer a bus bridge. b.a.r.t. said this is necessary to address critical track issues. crews will replace track at the west b.a.r.t. station. we'll continue to bring you updates as more details become available. new video offers a different perspective on a deadly police shooting in oakland. cell phone video captured the standoff between oakland police officers and a man with a loaded gun inside a silver bmw near lakeshore avenue saturday morning. police said the car had been used in a burglary friday in san francisco. a woman took the video from inside a salon. she said from her point of view, officers did everything they could to get the man to give up. >> they tried. they tried to get the man out. they gave him the benefit of the doubt. he did fight to not get out. tug-of-war. they took a -- it took a couple of police officers to get him out of the vehicle.

>> police say after breaking the car's passenger window, there was a confronttation. one -- confronttation. confrontation. they are reviewing footage from the body cameras. oakland police will be getting help from the fbi to sove some of the city's hles. they approved a plan -- to solve some of the city's homicides. they approved a plan and they will be working together to identify and arrest suspected killers in the backlog of cases. working directly with federal agents will give them access to databases. but this partnership is drawing criticism from civil rights activists who are worried about privacy issues. happening today, the apple worldwide developers conference is underway in san francisco and people from all over the world are at moscone center.

that includes tara moriarty who says almost everybody there, tara, hopes to hear something about a new music streaming service from apple. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. i want to tell you we met this of ale scholarship -- this apple scholarship winner from brazil. she's only 19. she got an all expense paid trip here to the conference just for he having her own app -- just for developing her own app. the people have been apple fans pouring into the conference for over an hour. this is the first time i can actually see the end of the line. it's actually getting shorter rather than longer. apple fans camped outside overnight. one man said he came to stand in line at noon yesterday. we've seen a lot of laptops, blankets and kochfy runs -- coffee runs. they are expected to unveil the subscription-based series. it wants to offer apple users a

chance to avoid the time- consuming music downloads. there are folks from south africa, china and brazil. >> i was thrilled. this was actually the first app that i developed by myself. >> what is it about? what is your app about? >> about my experience as a developer. my education and mine interest. >> those were the general scholarship guidelines developed. >> reporter: one of the things that you won't see is the new set top box. apple was working on a new device. they thought about showing it off here but decided to leave it out. this kch frebs runs -- this conference runs today and the event doesn't start until 10:00. if you have ever been to a black friday sale, this is kind of like that. you have the camping overnight. it's a had lot more civilized i have to say, no stampeding going on here. live from the moscone center. back to you.

>> thank you. 8:08. a big deal sigs expected today in that ed -- decision expected today in that deadly stockton bank rockery case. what the district attorney may announce as early as this morning. and fans angry after being shut out of a major concert. coming up, why police closed off entrances to the arena and refused to let ticketholders inside. it's going to be hot. very hot for some inland. but not on the coast. we'll have the forecasted temps coming up. ♪

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golden state out of time outs. they kind curry. knocked away from thompson and the finals are tied at one game apiece. a tough loss for the warriors. it was the first time in nba history the first two games of the finals have gone into overtime. joining me, once again, our own sal castanedo and matt. it was supposed be to easier for the warriors because the

cavs lost one of their best players. what happened? >> well, matthew dellavedova stepped up. a guy people are used to seeing around here. you know, these are grown men who play professional basketball. it's not gonna be a cakewalk. >> cleveland plays good defense. they -- they are big in the back court. they are physical in the back court and sal, what we saw was i can't remember steph curry playing this -- you may have watched the worst game of the season. it just happened that it was in game three of the finals. >> we keep waiting for curry and klay to break out. we all keep saying if the splash brothers -- >> look at that. >> if they have a night like we know they can have, this would be a different story. >> for him to miss that was so out of character. >> those are the shots he usually makes as we watch. when he misses those shots, the other guys have a chance to grab it and sprint down the floor. >> he just -- he struggled.

and dellavedova is a player that everybody thought the warriors would have an advantage on offense. but curry was 0 for 8 against dellavedova when dellavedova guarded him. that doesn't seem logical because curry would seem to have an advantage. >> do you think we're so used to seeing curry do so well? >> yeah, and for a good reason. he does it a lot. we're talking about it because it's unusual. >> i also want to talk about a dunk that was missed. you keep talking about -- >> infuriating! >> i can't believe he did this! >> just -- >> oh! >> this has happened a lot. it's really freighting to watch -- frightening to watch. >> >> he had not played for two, three weeks. he got out of shape. maybe 1 inch out of shape. >> i mean, you know -- it came -- >> i don't care about pretty.

bank it in if you have to. >> you talked about dellavedova, the st. mary's alum, you know, he's known as pest. >> he really stepped up for the cavs. >> listen, kyrie's out. these guys are gonna be motivated to not die. you think lebron james, the best player in the world, won't let the be a sweep for sure. >> he has three free throws clutched. >> you can't measure toughness. you can't measure the statistic. he stuck his nose in there. smallest guy on the floor getting the biggest rebound right there. that's the killer play. the game is over. >> that foul on that. rebounds are something they didn't do well. >> and the officiating. >> steve? >> steve -- i think the officials were just as bad for either team. i think it was a nonfactor. >> le prob got killed a couple

of times. i -- lebron got killed a couple of times. i don't think they were unfair. i thought they might have been suspect officiating. but i don't think it leaned one way or another. >> these officials are known -- steve still loves you. >> game 3 tomorrow. i have to say when the finals are tied 1-1, the winner goes on to win the whole thing, 84% of the time. tomorrow is key. >> warriors play well on the road. >> okay. but i mean the cavs do well at home. >> it will be tough. game 3 tomorrow, game 4 on thursday and then game 5 back in oakland on sunday. we'll be talking again. >> we'll see. thank you. back to dave? >> all right. a lot to talk about. 8:16 within the last hour, president obama spoke in germany. he was at the closing of the second and final day of the group of 7 summit. president obama with the leaders of germany, united kingdom france, italy, canada and japan. now, the continuing conflict in ukraine, that was an issue at

the top of the g-7 agenda. the leaders vowed to keep sanctions against russia in place until a peace agreement between ukraine and pro-run rebels is fully impoliticalmented. >> russian forces continue to operate in eastern ukraine. this is the second year in a row that the g-7 has met without russia. another example of their isolation. >> some of the other issues on the g-7 summit agenda included terrorism, free trade, bailing out greece and also global warming. 8:17. this leads us right to steve paulson. you and i were talking about last night's warriors games and the officiating and everything else. >> suspect is a good word. >> you weren't impressed. >> well, what a series. >> it was. we do have -- it will be hot for some inland.

a couple of people have already written me. oh, man it feels warm. when it's already 71 in livermore. that should tell you, you are on your way to 100. by the coast, very thick fog. very shallow, very thick. george mccray, this is el cerrito, 84 last year on this day. the low 53. that was on sunday. current 59. dead calm. clear skies and beautiful. really is not much of a breeze. there's some fog kind of dances in and out. 71. fairfield, also livermore. higher elevation. not in town but close enough. 68 napa airport. 54 half moon bay. 60 redwood city. moffett is already 66 and san jose 66. that tells you it's going to warm up. calm, calm, calm. a little puff of a west at 6. that won't amount for anything. fog will keep some areas on the cool side.

a few steps inland. 80s, 90s, 100s. watch what happens. we'll see an increase in the tropical clouds. this bears watching for possible thunderstorm activity. san francisco started off 53. i'm going 73. always a tough, tough forecast in the city but there's not really an dwrof shore breeze. that leads me to believe 60s, 70s. that little spin will way into our weather tomorrow and through wednesday, thursday. 52, 53, bodega bay and also san francisco buoy. cold enough, 82 already in redding. 81 in fresno. it will be a cooker in the valley. 106, 107. there's the fog. it's so shallow, has no chance to do much. this is the remains of blanca moving north. it's starting to move into southern california. for us, if it's not the fog. it will be warm to hot. to crazy warm. 100s for many. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s for many

locations. 100s also to the east bay, low 100s. 70s, 80s for many. united states with you get over the coastal hills, it's a cooker. 90s for many. 60s on the coast. 70s for some, upper 8s on -- 80s on the peninsula. tomorrow we cloud it up tuesday into wednesday. tropical clouds, big drop on the clouds by wednesday. >> steve? >> yes. >> now, sal -- hold on. go ahead. you are supposed to toss to me and here i am. you are probably wonder if i'm back. >> i was stretching to see. good morning, everybody. let's see what we have on the roads it's been -- it's been an interesting commute. we were hoping for lighter volume. i think it will happen in june and part of july as people go on summer vacation. but today, unfortunately, it doesn't look that much lighter t looks like a normal day on 880 northbound as you pass the oakland coliseum area and head

up to 23rd. that's where it begins to break free. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, there's still a backup, it's improving. you can see how much it's improved. it's only backed up to the 880 overcrossing. we are gating a little bit of a break. 880 getting downg to the toll plaza is not bad. westbound 580 is ville slogging along through livermore. 880 has been slow as you head down. the peninsula has been brutal. let's not pull punches. southbound 101 backed up all the way to mountain view. 8:21. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. convicted killers break out of a new york prison. in 23 minute, the elaborate and sophisticated plan that led to their escape. did you see this? a texas police officer pulls his gun on a group of teenagers at a pool party. after the breaks the video of the very tense situation. why some say that police officer should be fired.

knewious concert fan -- furious concert fans at the summer jam forced them to shut gates last night. hundreds were denied admission including some who paid thousands of dollars for their tickets. that's when authorities say the angry crowd tried to force its way inside. >> people have been standing out here for over three and a half hours just trying to get

into a concert that they paid money for. the way they treat us is like animals. i will never do this again. >> some people are accused of throwing bottles at police, tear gas was used. there were multiple arrests. not clear about injuries. refunds will be offered to ticketholders whose tickets were not scammed. a police officer in suburban dallas is on leave. he was caught on video nailing on a 14-year-old girl and point -- kneeling on a 14-year-old girl and pointing his gun at others. police arrived and the crowd got bigger around the situation got quickly out of control. an officer was caught on camera, pulling his gun out. also kneeling on the girl while she was face down and pointing the gun at other teenagers. >> i understand how he was feeling, i don't think he should have pulled a gun on 15- year-old kids. getting fired isn't enough. >> police did make one arrest.

a nearby homeowner says she thought that police officers' own safety was at risk. 8:25. there is a chance for you to join the fight to help save an 11-year-old girl from santa rosa. after the break, we'll tell you the battle she's facing and the plan for her long-term survival. also, it is fair season. you knew that. we'll take you live to the san mateo county fair. we'll take a look at the food, the ride and the entertainment. good morning. we're looking at the commute and the things are beginning to improve a little bit now as you drive through the south bay. we'll tell you a little bit more -- coming up. well, except for a few spots on the coast, it will feel like summertime around here. ♪

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welcome back. it's monday, june 8th. we're talking about weather and traffic. steve paulson is getting ready for some air conditioning because it will get really hot in certain parts of the bay area or am i -- >> no, you are right. i'm busy talking to viewers who like to talk weather. >> they need to talk to you. they need to talk to you. >> chris richardson, you are guilty for making me late on this weather. but it's okay. we were talking about weather stuff. yes. it will be warm to hot. very hot for some. i mean there's already low 70s for some. i had a couple of people say it's already 77 in my house.

and most -- even the city. had a lot of fog for a while kind of dancing around. we built this city, one of my favorites. day in downtown san francisco, the fog is already gone. it looks good. there's just not an offshore wind. there's still fog around which leads me to believe they will be in the 70s. you won't have to go far. it will be a cooker for some. there's hardly any breeze. there is a slight component of aest with. we don't have a northeast breeze over oakland. fog and low clouds -- it's not today. it's tomorrow. the tropical clouds are coming in. we'll paint in a lot of cloud cover. be care until on that. i will deal with that. today it's the heat. i'll go 73 in the city. 90s for 100 for everyone else. all right, sal? 100 is a little bit. but right now we -- a little hot. but right now, the traffic is getting better in many areas. let's take a look at what we

have with with 880. if you are driving through the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see improvement. there is a backup here. the 880 ramps are improved. 88 itself is not bad once you get up to this area. 80 at the toll plaza backed up to the nimitz freeway -- overcrossing. traffic will be busy at highway 101 in san jose. we have a lot of slow traffic on 101 getting up to mountain view. 85 and 280 are still very slow. in the south bay, we have a full commute. 8:31. back to the desk. thank you. now back to the coverage of the nba finals and the warriors. one of the breakout stars of last night's game 2 was mathew dellavedova. now, he was all over steph curry. he scored what ended up being the game-winning free throws in overtime. joe fonzi has more on the

player they call deli and his connection to the bay area. >> reporter: the odds are long that a so-called midmajor basketball program at a school with an el rollment of 4,000 would have players in the nba finals three years in a row. patty mills running with the spurs and now mathew dellavedova with cleveland, not only played at st. mary's college. they are part of the school's brynn pipeline that coach randy bennett has developed since he did -- pipeline that coach randy bennett has developed since he started. >> patty and matt go on the nba. nothing better for marketing than that. they both happen to play and have great careers. that helps us. we look forward to keeping the connection going. zblenkths dellavedova has made

it to the -- >> reporter: dellavedova has made it to the nba the hard way. he was undrafted when he came out of college in 2013. he participated in cleveland's summer camp and earned a two- year contract. many players were much more highly harded coming out of college but no longer have a shot at playing in the nba. >> i got some opportunities along the way. and just tried to make the most of them. >> really high basketball iq. great competitor, they tough. >> reporter: that toughness has been a source of controversy. in the series with atlanta, kyle korver suffered a severe sprankgled ankle with this scramble with dellavedova on a -- sprained ankle with this

scramble with dellavedova. >> i'm worried about what i need to do to prepare for the series. >> matt plays to win. never dirty. never has been dirty. i've seen him seven years. >> physical, yes. competitive yes. >> if you are an australia basketball fan, the warriors and cavs are a dream matchup. aussies are represented by both dellavedova and the warriors' andrew bogut. >> i haven't seen him but i will probably say good day and then catch up with him after the series. >> i'm not battled with my battle with dellavedova. that's more for the media. the reason we're here is because we've been a good team inside the finish. we don't focus on the individual accolades and battles. >> reporter: the question is with bennett eight strong

pipeline with australian how did he end up with him? >> rick kind of beat us to the punch. 8:34. well, new this morning, the suspects in last july's deadly bank robbery in stockton, they are expected to find out today if the d.a. will seek the death penalty. high ramos and pablo -- jaime ramos and pablo are charged in the robbery. two other robbery suspects were killed as well as 41-year-old missy holts-singh, a bank customer taken hostage and used as a human shield. we're finding out more about the man killed in san francisco when his back collided with a police car over the weekend. authorities say he was 23-year- old donald pinkerton. family members and friend said he was an avoid cyclist. now, police say he was riding

home friday night from a polo event when he collided with a police car at sunnyvale and persha avenues. the police are still investigating how the crash happened. an 11-year-old girl from santa rosa need your help. pam cook is in the newsroom with the obstacles that about preventing her from -- that are preventing her from having a healthy life. >> the fifth grader has a blood disease and has needed monthly transfusions since she was born. doctors and her family are looking and hoping for a long- term solution. a bone marrow drive was held in richmond to try to find a match for 11-year-old sophia. the event was sponsored by the asian-american donor program to help sophia and also to bring awareness to the shortage of donors particularly ethic donors. right now, there are about 12,000 people waiting for a donor match. >> you never know. you might be matched with somebody, you know -- we describe it as -- as an

unrelated twin brother or twin sister with leukemia and a blood disease and you can save his or her life. >> she says the process of registering takes about five minutes. if you are a match, the donation process thanks to the new dig is similar to a blood draw -- technology is similar to a blood draw. toe feia's ideal match is from laos or cambodia. >> thank you. 8:37. san jose mayor sim liccardo has big -- sam liccardo has big plans for the city's budget. he will join us live after the break where he feels the money will be well spent. we are looking at a commute and finding out some commutes are improving. you can see the traffic is

slow. unless you are by the coast, it will be hot. we'll have the numbers and talk about a big change for tuesday into wednesday.

new york's governor now says two convicted killers had help breaking out of prison.

he says they could not have gotten the equipment they used on their own. 34-year-old david sweat and 48- year-old richard matt used power tools to escape from the clinton correctional facility. the inmates' beds were found empty and there was a note saying, have a nice day. officials say it must have taken them days to break through the steel walls, the pipes and the bricks. >> precision of the operation, it was truly extraordinary and unusual and almost impossible to duplicate. but we want to find exactly what happened. >> both men are considered very dangerous. matt was serving 25 years to life for beating a man to death in 1997. sweat was serving a life sentence for murdering a sheriff's deputy. all right. our time is 8:41. the san jose city council is set to vote on the mayor's recommendation for the budget. the mayor is joining us live.

thank you for being here with us. >> good morning. great to be with you. >> i know the proposed plan focuses on making san jose marter and safer and i -- smarter and safer. i know that applies to technology with the police. what does that apply to specifically? >> certainly we know we need to restore depleted staffing departments. we have money for hiring and retention and recruiting. we will be able to increase the number of officers out there on the street. but we know it will take many years before we are able to fully restore the department. we're making target investments in technology. we'll focusing on prevention, we'll be hiring 800 teens who live in gang- -- gang-impacted neighborhoods and get them in perhaps. we'll be focused on gang- prevention programs and really

leverage civilians. we'll be doubling the size of our community size officer core and that will help us better respond to some of the lower level less urgent calls so our officers can be focused on their most urgent priorities. >> talk about making san jose a smarter place with the technology. any particular things you want to bring out or not? >> we live in the heart of silicon valley, we should be leading the way in deploying technology that can help our you as and city employees be more -- our officers and city employees be more effective. hot spots, property crime, so our officers can better deploy themselves. we just launched a security camera registry that enables business owners and homeowners to be able to sign up to voluntarily let the police know if there is a camera at their business and there is a robbery nearby and then the officers

know who to call to look at the video tape. we're deploying next generation 911 software to help our residence be able to text and send video to police when they are calling for an emergency. those are the kind of things that can help us be more effective. >> i wish you well with that. i know we're out of time but i know you want to make the road better. repair the roads in san jose. >> is we've got plenty of potholes. we're starting to repurpose them as traffic calming devices. but the critical thing is to get more pavement out here. we're increasing by 50% of funding so we can start to deal with the road infrastructures. >> i apreeshate you being here -- i appreciate you being here. i wish you well and i wish the city of san jose well and thank you for joining us here on "mornings on 2." >> thanks, dave. it was a pleasure. see you again. back to you, tori. 8:44. although true driverless cars are not available to dmrs yet,

some newer model cars on the market right now come pretty close. tom vacar tested a 2016 volvo suv. the car features 12 sensors and four cameras that work hand in hand with the state of the art on board computer. tom tried it out during the afternoon commute using only the steering wheel push buttons. >> slowing down. brake's on. i'm not touch -- no foot on the accelerator on the brake. cadillac accelerates. volvo accelerates. brakes followed by brakes. >> taking a leap of faith in a way letting the car be in charge. tom says this type of driver assist technology eliminates the constant going back and forth from accelerator to break that makes stop and go driving so annoying. the car features lane keeping

technology that keeps you in your lane until you choose to steer out of it. and then also the self-parking as well. >> are you ready to depend on that? i'm gonna push this button. this car is gonna stop. >> i would hope so. probably want to test it out before i did it on the freeway. let's see what sal is seeing on the roads. you are watchth the bridge -- watching the bridges as well as the roads. >> we're still looking at crowded conditions. let's take a look. right now, traffic is still going to be sloi if you are drive -- slow if you are driving on the bridges, san mateo and dumbarton bridge pretty crowded to the peninsula and the bay bridge is also still crowded this morning as you head up to san francisco, it's improving a little bit. let's take a look at the bay bridge. that's improved quite a bit on the 880 ramp and there's some crowding and some of those -- in some of those middle lanes but it's better than it was a half-hour ago. 101 is not improved and 280 and 8 a, all of those freeways --

85 all of those freeways trying to get into the valley. it's a full work day for people trying to get into the valley. let's go to steve. also a hot day. getting very warm. a lot of people saying oh, my goodness. it'sdash it's 70, to 77 -- it's 70 to 77. anywhere from upper 60s to mid- 70s possible depending upon what neighborhood you are in. we had some fog for a while. it's kind of moving in and out. it looks like it's starting to retreat and head back. 71 livermore. maybe warmer than that. 66 san jose. mountain view, 66. 57 last i saw in san francisco. this is the 24-hour temperature change compared to yesterday at this time. livermore is running 8 degrees warmer. fairfield is 9. condord is 6. eight at the nare airport. oakland's 5. hayward's a. san jose is running three. we're out of the gate fast with a warmup. 52, 53 to 56 on the water temps. bodega bay, san francisco, buoy

half moon bay. 70s and 80s already through the interior. i mean, it's going to be very hot. fresno hot. tonight and tomorrow we have to keep an eye on the remains of blanca. what was hurricane, then tropical storm as it moves through baja. the key is this little low. that's going to tap into it. if that low comes toeferrer us, that may give us a lift. they are comparing one of their discussions. setup tomorrow to 1999 when we had hurricane greg come through in september of 1999. we had thunderstorms. some of you might remember that. what are your thoughts. >> it will be close. the setup is very close. what's unusual. it's june. june to get tropical moisture is amazingly rare. this is one of the earliest systems ever to move into baja. for us to tap into moisture in junes to not happen -- does -- in june does not happen often.

there will be thunderstorms around the area. we'll see if it moves over us. that's the moisture streaming in tomorrow. looks like things light up to the north. but over us it will be tropical like. today, though it's just sunny for most and it's going to be hot. very hot for some. 90s to 100s. take your pick. if you are well away from the coast, 90s for almost everybody to 100. other locations if you are by the water 60s and 70s. some of that fog could be very thick. the coast will be nice. but the inland temps. mid-70s. this will be the hottest day of the week by far. tomorrow we cloud it up and i would not surprised to see a 20, 30-degree drop by wednesday and maybe some rain. >> really? >> thunderstorms, possible. >> wow. okay. and we have a first day -- the first day of summer is the

21st. father's day, actually. >> yeah. >> a couple of weeks away. >> thank you. 8:49. well an unlikely job recruitment causing a bit of controversy. after the break, why a strip club is advertising to recent high school graduates to join its staff. [sfx: bell] [burke] the more you learn about your insurance the more gaps you may find. [burke] like how you may be covered for this... [burke] but not for something like this... [burke] talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. [sfx: yeti noise] ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum bum - bum - bum - bum ♪

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in a couple of thundershowers, the gates of the san mateo county fair will open. there will be a lot of things to do and see, including ride,s, food, music and farm animals. alex savidge is at the fair ground. what's that? >> reporter: he's ready to be a star. >> he just flew right on over there. >> reporter: i think i have a couple of other friends here. >> i'm checking -- >> wow. [laughter] >> reporter: these butterflies, they love good television hair.

that's one thick about butterflies that we know. good morning to you. we're at the san mateo county fair. it opens later on today and we are inside a brand-new exhibit they will have here. it's called butterfly adventures. i'm here with peter. you are the guru of the butterflies. >> you good with that tightle? >> butterfly wrangler. >> reporter: i like that. hundreds will fill the tent we're inside of. one of the things you can do, you can feed them. how do i feed butterflies? very carefully, right? >> you take this rare stick that we give you. you will go up in between the butter he a fly front feet. butterflies taste with their feet. they will taste the nectar. hopefully he goes, that's yummy and you lift them up. see if he gets off the flower

or not. >> reporter: let's see. >> nicely done. >> reporter: all right. >> now he likes your hand. >> reporter: i don't have any nectar oner-- nectar on there. >> you get to have a really great adventure. >> reporter: that's one of the things about the fair. you come down here and get to get up close and personal with all of these amazing animals. you have close to 1,000. >> that's correct. >> reporter: painted ladies and monarchs. the monarchs are the guys in front of you. painted ladies are a smaller butterfly that the kids get to play with. what's this guys -- guy's name? he names them all. >> bob. >> reporter: bob. >> they are all bob. >> reporter: that's bob. that's bob. that's bob. you bring the kid down here. you bring them inside and this place is just filled with butterflies and you get to feed them little treats.

some agave nectar. >> check your pockets before you come home [laughter] >> reporter: i'm going to. i'm going to. i'm walking around carefully so i don't squish any of them. >> yeah. >> great pictures. great pictures. >> thank you. >> all right. well, the fair is open from noon until 10:00 today. it runs through sunday. today kids 12 and under will get in free. admission is $10 for adults. $8 for seniors. a las vegas strip club is raising some eyebrows with its message for students. check out the ads recently posted outside of the little darlings strip club. one sign reads now auditioning the class of 2015. another says pay your pay through college. the manager says with the cost of tuition continuing to rise, his club offers a way for women to foot the bill. >> we all know the economy isn't all that great. it's kind of hard to find jobs. this is an open door for young women 18 and up to come and

make some money. manager says dancers can make up to $1,000 per night in tips and the same company also owns a trip club on columbus avenue in san francisco. as we come out to sal, we want to say congratulations. >> bravo. >> won the breaking news emmy. >> gonna have one of these at my house. don't know what to do with it. >> it's a good weapon. >> one time my house alarm went off overnight and i grabbed it. it's heavy. >> beautiful. >> congratulations. >> it was the napa quake. we got up early and hit the road. speaking of hitting the roads, let's take a look at what we have. 880 will be slow. as you drive past the coliseum. the warriors are on the road. you won't have to worry about warriors' traffic for this next week. the traffic is actually doing a little bit better after you pass 23rd. bay bridge, we're seeing some

improvement. this is great if you have been able to hang out with us. go to work. headache out with us for all five -- headache out with us for all -- hang out with us for all five hours. san jose, not on the same theme. very slow as you drive through. today's weather will be hot. >> man oh, man. 90s, 100s inland. coast, 60s, 70s. tropical clouds on tuesday, wednesday. >> it will be hot enough for health concerns, too. >> 100 for some. it's one and done. >> that's at least the silver lining in it. >> all right. >> hang in there. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> we are -- we're not at noon today because we have soccer at noon. but you can always get the latest headlines on the mobile app. thank you for joining us and we'll take you back to the san mateo county fair opening today at noon where they got the

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>> what happens when the fun turns frightening. who is out on the lake shocked to see a deer. >> look at it. >> how they got a tired back to shore. >> a catamaran cruise seems to know what they are doing. >> how does it work. >> they don't know. >> and taking on 10,000 bees. >> this will happen on my face? >> that happens on your bees. >>