san francisco. a pair of robbers shoved a semi-automatic machine gun in man's face, stealing his wallet. why police say these robbers were so easy to catch. an an act of disrespect at this war memorial in dan field. we will tell you how investigators are trying to figure out who spray painted on top of this memorial coming up. 7:00. we are live are developing news near 23rd and bartlett streets in san francisco's mission district. police are still on the scene of an early morning armed robbery. ktvu's tara moriarty is there. she will have more on the search happening right now and how one of the suspects ended up in the

hospital. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2". i am tori campbell. >> i am dave clark. weather and traffic. steve says it's changing again from yesterday? >> the change of the week. hot. cloudy. rain. now we have the fog. and some of that is very thick after yesterday's rain tote as. some of those just amazing for this time of year. many were from two-thirds to .75 inch. generally a quarter to a third of an inch. behind that a lot of low clouds and fog. william says currently 58. fog, light wind. picked up .10-inch of rain yesterday. one band very active over the east bay. zekie boy says it's nice and cloudy in santa clara. the cloud cover and rain, it was fabulous yesterday. we needed it. it's now long gone. the low clouds will peel back.

they are mainly coast and parts of the bay. not so much inland. the lows are cooler. 60s for some. 50s for others. it won't take long to start warming up. we will rebound after that fog heads back to the coast. 70s, 80s, a few 90s inland. we will have warmer highs. 80s and 90s for some inland. some areas jumping up well inland to upper 80s by the coast and bay. sal, frank just e-mailed me. a quarter inch of rain. i see. it's raining hard there. even at matuch i's which is an establishment on one of the main streets, i have heard about it. >> yes. legendary place. let's look at what we have now. traffic is moving along pretty well in some areas and not so well in others. let's sort it out. 680 is getting slow all of a sudden. we have a backup from concord to walnut creek. 80 westbound is going to be slow. and we have a crash westbound

580 on the richmond bridge. doesn't seem too serious, but it's right in the middle of the span off to the right-hand side and there is a backup at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza bigger than normal. live pictures now and the traffic is backed up at the bay bridge. remember the dense fog that steve and i have been talking about will slow you down in some areas, includedong the -- including on the way to san francisco. south bay traffic is slow out of downtown san jose getting up to highway 17. the 703, let's go back to the desk. we begin with developing news in san francisco. police are continuing to scour the mission district looking for a possible third suspect wanted in connection with an early morning armed robbery. ktvu's tara moriarty has learned more about the victim's terrifying account of the robbery. >> reporter: good morning. it's scary enough having a gunpointed in your face, but imagine that that gun is a semi-automatic machine gun. that is what police say they found dumped over a nearby

fence. we are here at the scene, which you can see is blocked off still at this hour. crime scene technicians were busy photographing evidence and laying out markers showing the trail of blood. now, that trail of blood is from one of the suspects. police say he accidentally shot himself in the leg during this street robbery. around 3:00 this morning officers tell ktvu that at least two men, possibly a third, approached another man on valencia street and 23rd. they threatened him with a gun, steal his wallet, cell phone and other personal items. then police, they happened to be patrolling at the time. >> they actually saw the guys running, the suspects running and they were able to use their police intuition, if you will, lack of a better description, and they apprehended the suspects. >> reporter: the victim was not harmed. the suspect with the gunshot wound is being treated at san francisco general hospital. and police are conducting interviews to figure out if there is, indeed, a third

suspect and where he might be. live from san francisco, i am tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you, tara. time is 7:04. an act of vandalism at a danville memorial, its sparking outrage in that community. ktvu fox 2's alex savidge live in danville to show us that damage. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you. this war memorial is tucked away here in the back of oak hill park. and let me show you what's been done. crews have done what they can to scrub off some of the paint left behind over the weekend. this according to police was the work of vandals and police right now are hoping that surveillance video can help them identify the people who did this. as we push off into the distance there you can probably see there is a camera right above the walking path that leads to this memorial. let me show you there is another camera at entrance to the park as well. when i walked in underneath

this camera it snapped my photo and issued a verbal warning about committing acts of vandalism here. there were four spots where this memorial was painted over the weekend. if one case they made reference to an anti-government website. they also wrote the phrase "let's get high " one of the men who helped create the memorial 20 years ago calls this act of vandalism despicable. >> if you have a bone to pick with the united states government about its policy, protest. you have the right to do that. but when you disrespect the men an women who defend this country every single minute of the day, i have a huge problem with that. >> reporter: investigators believe the vandals were here at the memorial sometime on sunday night. so police are now reviewing surveillance video from the park trying to see if it will offer any clues and maybe help to identify the people who were involved here. at the same time the town of danville and also some private donors, they have already put

up about $6,500 in reward money. that's being offered for any information that can lead to an arrest in this case. as you can see, taped on the flag pole here at this memorial there is a sign that has been put so the public, dave, knows about this act of vandalism that took place. to encourages people to come forward with any information they have. >> thank you. we will talk to you later. time now 7:07. new details from police in hayward about what they are calling the biggest marijuana bust in that history. 13,000 marijuana plants street value of $15 million was seized last thursday when a s.w.a.t. team raided a warehouse on diablo avenue near highway 972. the police haven't told us the exact location of the warehouse, but our news crew says it wasn't hard to find. they spotted a building where the outdoor security cameras were ripped off the wall mounts. a fence was smashed. there is a new padlock out there. and the smell of marijuana very intense around the building.

inside the building police officers say they found a sophisticated ventilation system and wires that illegally tapped into the electrical grid. now, according to police this was a 24-hour, seven-day a week marijuana factory. >> from the beginning of the ceilings to growing to packaging it for growing on the street. >> now, take a look. these three men you are about to see ages 21, 22, and 28, they have been arrested and they are now facing charges of felony cultivation and distribution. police say industrial parks are a favorite spot for illegal indoor grow operations because it's easy to hide and there are few neighbors around. authorities also discovered a large illegal pot grow in humboldt county. deputies found 19 greenhouses with almost 5,000 marijuana plants. the sheriff's office estimates the value $7 million.

deputies also found piles of debris and search environmental violations. no one was there at the property when the police moved in. it is 7:08 now. the nba finals and a crucial game for the warriors who find themselves down two games to one in the series. the warriors finally got into a groove in the fourth quarter of game three tuesday night, but couldn't overcome their mistakes in the end. it is reminscent of the semi-finals when the warriors lost games two and three to memphis, but then came back to win the series. but now they are dealing with that man. lebron james who has scored more points in three games than anybody in nbas finals history. >> similar situation. obviously, a different team. so you got to adjust accordingly. but the mission is we got to win game four. go home with an even series and take it from there. >> i am not saying, hey, we are going to make every shot. who knows?

shots may fall. they may not. but i am willing to bet if our intensity level is higher, the shots go in. >> meantime, cleveland's matthew dellavedova says he is ready to play tonight. the st. mary's college star cramped up after tuesday's game and was taken to the hospital. he was released yesterday afternoon in time to attend the media session. tip-off of game four is at 6:00 tonight. game five is back at oracle arena on sunday at 5:00. if necessary, game six will be in cleveland on tuesday and game seven in oakland a week from tomorrow, june 19th. ktvu's joe tonssy is in cleveland. we will check in with him at 7:30. steph curry is getting so popular that an office at his alma mater in north carolina was actually forced to change its phone number. a sports information director at davison college says he has recently been flooded by calls, mostly from teenagers, wanting to meet curry. some wanted to ask him for

shooting advice or invite him to a birthday party. a two-year-old girl riley there. curly played from 2006 to 2009 and school officials think the phone calls stem from an internet post in 2008 where someone wanted to know how to get a eld who of curry. the answer provided the phone number of the sports director information office at davison. that phone number has been changed until now. this weekend bart is scheduled to suspend service between the oklahoma coliseum and fruitvale stations. the service will be back up and running in time for sunday's game five. fans are encouraged to take bart to the game. bart expects service to be running by 8:00 sunday morning. now, on saturday a bus bridge will be in place for riders who need to get between those two stations. this is all because of critical track maintenance. in the series goes to a game seven there might be something

of a traffic nightmare in oklahoma. game seven would be at 6 p.m. next friday, june 19th. that same night just after the warriors game begins the a's will be hosting the angels and it's also fireworks night, which is a big attraction. that could possibly mean about 60,000 people all trying to get to the same place. all right. 7:12. tragedy out of solano county. the chp says a man trying to attach his boat to his truck accidentally hit and killed his 6-year-old granddaughter. it happened yesterday mover before 9:30 near vacaville. chp says as the man was backing his truck up to the boat he hit the young girl who was riding her bicycle. the man is not facing any charges. >> what a tough one. >> yeah. time is 7:12. a death investigation at san jose state university this morning. coming up in 20 minutes we will get a live report on the

disturbing discovery that was made inside of a campus parking garage. authorities step up their search for two escaped killers. the new lead police are pursuing in the hunt for the dangerous convicts. a couple of issues out there now, including a look at the golden gate bridge. slow traffic there. highway 4, slowing there up over the grade. and at the bay bridge a lot of slow traffic. a bunch of stuff to talk about when we come back. some areas getting some thick fog. lots of low clouds and fog. others are already sunny. if it's sunny, it will warm up pretty quick. we will have those updated warmer forecasted highs coming up.

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shifted to philadelphia where a cab driver says he may have picked the men up a few hours ago and then dropped them off at a train station. this is new video as investigators comb the area for clues. police are questioning the cab driver now to verify his story. this development follows news of police looking for the two convicted killers in vermont. authorities have been posting information at state parks and alerting campers about escaped inmates richard matt and david sweat. >> it's been in the back of my mind because i knew about it before we came in. plenty of people have approached us that we don't know bore he -- borrowing an egg or whatever. >> police shut down a state highway near the new york prison. they are checking the trunks of all cars. a school district is also closed today because of the escapees. meanwhile, investigators say an instructor at the prison tailor shop was going to be the getaway driver because she had fallen

in love with one of those inmates. but she got cold feet and did not go through with the plan. time now 7:16. the state department confirming an american man has died in sierra fighting alongside kurdish forces against islamic state fighters. according to the kurdish fighters 36-year-old keith broomfield of massachusetts died last week in a battle in a syrian village. this is a photo of him from his facebook page. a friend of broomfield says he went to sierra a couple of months ago to fight against isis after being inspired about something he saw on tv. he may be the first u.s. citizen to tie fighting alongside kurdish forces against isis. all right. 7:17. checking in with sal. what's happening on the commute. what a mess yesterday, sal. when i was heading home i saw that overturned east bay mud vehicle. >> yeah. not only that, but the commute lasted way past 9:00 yesterday. i was driving around minding my

own business and there was slow traffic. oh, the humanity! it was something. one of the things we notice today, it's better, but it's not great out there. let's start off with a look. i can't to show you this area of the bay. a new crash reported southbound 101 before the waldo tunnel blocking a couple of lanes. not a big backup there yet. we also have a crash westbound 580 on the richmond bridge. it's on the shoulder. but traffic getting in and out of marin county is affected by that. live pictures to show you. right now traffic band up at the toll plaza. the metering lights have come back up to speed. slow traffic in that area. no problems on the bridge itself getting into san francisco. take you to the valley now and traffic is going to be a little bit slow on northbound 280. it's improved getting up into the valley. and northbound 17 looks okay. we checked that. 85 and 101 are just moderate. for today's weather at

7:18, hello, steve. >> how are you, my friend? tomorrow you are highlighting what on your traffic jam? >> songs by bay area artists. >> looking forward to that. plenty to pick from. we have low clouds, fog coast, parts of the bay. inland already sunny after yesterday's amazing rain. a couple other locations, i know quarter of an inch, petaluma third of an inch. the most though was out from mount diablo to anitoch. two-thirds to .75 inch. and if you remember, san francisco in january, in january nothing. not one drop. first time ever, yet we fast forward to june 10. we picked up .11. some of the rain totals yesterday, black diamond 1601 feet. that was a record, by the way. martinez .37. sfo is a record. oklahoma airport oakland a record. and san jose also.

those are record amounts. interesting though. most of the records were beaten from days set june 10, 1977, which was also a very dry year. kind of interesting. george mccray, el sorerito. the rain improves people's mood. i didn't hear anybody who wasn't happy. i agree with that. seems like everyone is, wow, this is really nice. it helps the fire danger as well. patrick in redwood shores, heat, rain, humidity, heavy fog. that's this week. the arc is under construction. .2-inch of rain. pea foggy soup today. so temperatures hot. now today we get the fog. not for everybody. yesterday napa 77. today 87. san francisco 66. up to 73. livermore way down because of that third of an inch of rain. 74 today. 90. san jose from 73. 73 today. won't take long to warm up. there goes our system. once it decided to move, it moved quickly and it's oft

picture. a few clouds over the sierra. that's really. the fog left behind. a lot of moisture. humidity is high. 50s, 60s on the temps. way down compared to 24 hours ago. there goes our system as to moves out into the four corners. keep track of that as it moves across the country. the rain is gone for now. well east of us. thick fog the byproduct coast and bay. 80s and 90s inland. temperatures warm up quick. thick fog in the morning. probably tomorrow as well. cooler lows, but warmer afternoon highs for many. in fact, temperatures go 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. 80s for some. 90s for others. and to the south bay 80s and 90s as well. temperatures up a good 10 degrees, maybe 15 for some. 60s, 70s, and 80s on the peninsula. warmer, hot on friday. it looks like a little warm saturday. cooler sunday, monday. >> okay. >> quick jump up tomorrow. >> all right. steve, thank you. time is 7:21.

dozens of guns as well as explosives seized in san francisco. coming up in 15 minutes the robbery that led to this discovery and what police say the suspects planned to do with all those guns. please help. stop sending me money. >> a new twist on tax fraud. up next why a man keeps getting large refund checks from the irs that he does not want.

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2". a man is telling the irs to stop. he is a bay area man. he is asking the internal revenue service for help. he has been getting three big tax refund checks. now, his name is dave rand. he says he hadn't filed his tax returns yet, but he received a refund for more than $74,000. he called the irs and returned the check. then a couple of weeks later he received another check for $4,800. he thinks identity thieves filed tax returns using his information. and he believes part of the fraudulent refund was sent to them and the rest of it came to him. >> i contacted the irs, let them know. they assured me they received all my documentation, my affidavit of identity theft. we would probably be done. >> a couple of days later he received a third check. this one was for $36,000. well, he called the irs again.

officials told him they can't do anything until he files his tax return. he says he can't do that until he receives some required forms, and that won't be happening until this fall. so he is worried now that by that time the trail of those i.d. thieves may be going cold. 7:25. what did you buy on your last trip to the grocery store? chances are it was not ingredients for cooking. grocery industry experts say shopping has changed dramatically over the last several decades. 4-years ago the top selling items were five pound bag of flower, mayonnaise and other cooking essentials. now it seems there is less time to cook. so according to the chronicle, prepared foods like rotisserie chicken and other packaged meals have taken the place of basic cooking ingredients. some grocers are devoting a huge amount of space in their stores to salad bars, hot food buffets, pizza and sushi stations and more. 7:26.

it's a crucial game four for the warriors. next we will go live to cleveland and hear what the team needs to do to win the nba finals game tonight. we are live at san jose state where the body of a woman was found in a parking garage. we will tell you what police told us so far about this investigation. we will also hear from students. still looking at the east bay commute and right now we are getting a lot more crowding on interstate 80 in richmond. hasn't reached berkeley quite yet. we will to tell you a little bit more about where all the slow traffic is into our rain is gone. it's going to be warmer though today even though we have some fog coast and inland bay. temps will jump up. we will show you how much.

from the ramons to try to fet the warriors known tonight. we are at quicken state arena where the pressure is on tonight. ktvu fox 2's reporter is there. and getting down 3-1. >> i know. >> not good. i don't think anyone has won after being down.

>> so it is thursday, june 11. i am tori campbell. >> i am dave clark. weather and track. you know what? i can barely see the sun. i know it's there, but it's shrouded. >> a lot of fog. >> i am wondering what bubba the tortoise has to say. >> he sent a selfie. >> i love bubba. >> dave is correct. a lot of fog for some. not for others. already sunny. thank you for sending me your rainfall day. i will try to mention as many as i can. it will be warmer today though. i mean, the rain from yesterday record setting for many. i mean, there was anywhere from a couple one hundreths to .75 inch in anitoch. bubba having his morning greens. i think the weather will be torti-nice today. pea town.

> [ applause ] >> thank you. all right. our system moves out. it left behind wonderful rain. in june clouds depart and we will warm up phasein today. 60s on the temps. 50s. down noticeably from yesterday. upper 60s to near 70 degrees. thick morning fog. once that burning off sunshine and warmer temps. that equals 80s, 90s, 60s and 70s. warmer tomorrow. more on that in your weekend update in ten minutes. here he is. mr. sal. how is it going at 7:37? >> not bad. good morning to you. let's take a look at some of these commutes. i want to start off with eastshore freeway and 80 westbound. you will see some slow traffic between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. 26 minutes. it's hard to see here. so i can put it on a map and show you the road sensors. a lot of red in pinole and richmond and also if you are going to the richmond bridge due to an earlier accident it's

going to be a little bit slower than usual getting into that area. one of the things i noticed is highway 37 is slow out of vallejo and to sonoma county and marin county for a lot of people. westbound 580 has improved quite a bit to livermore. 880 is slow. back to the bay bridge toll plaza where we do see some slow traffic there coming up. it's about a 15 to 20-minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. we are going to look at the south bay again. northbound 101, we have slow traffic on northbound 101. i can show out slowing begins near the capitol expressway. 7:33. back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. the golden state warriors are going to try to even things up in the championship series with the cleveland cavaliers. ktvu fox 2's joe fonzi joining us live from outside the arena in cleveland. joe, i know the warriors need to do something different. i am prepared to suit up and be

out there in cleveland. help them out if they need me. >> reporter: are you a one, a four, a five. what's your position, dave? >> i am prepared to play whatever they need. >> reporter: okay. i am going to delegate you in front of your television and cheer really loud tonight. can you do that? >> i can do that. consider it done. >> reporter: very good. very good. things are picking up here for good reason. this is going to be a hum of activity not long from now. the fan experience is behind me. they willet go to that eventually. before that happens there is a baseball game to be played today. the cleveland indians play right over here at the stadium that used to be known as the jake. not unlike at&t park, this is the left field line here. you can stand behind those gates and watch the game for free. not the best seat in the house, but the price isn't bad. then later come across fan experience, and then in there that's where it's going to happen tonight. warriors against the cavs in game four of this series.

the warriors needing this one to get even at two games apiece. the post-season is very different from the regular season in a lot of ways. but probably the biggest way is the fact that during the regular season the most you ever see a team is four, five times if that team is in your own conference. the cavaliers are in the east. that means the warriors have seen them only twice this year. and they don't have the opportunity to see them night after night and have to make adjustments. that's what you have to do when you get into the post-season. this will be the fourth straight night that these two teams have seen each other. not night, but fourth straight game. that means you have to make adjustments. what the cavs have done a very good job of doing so far is putting pressure on the warriors' outside scores. making it tough for klay thompson and tech to get their shots off. they are being constantly hounded. you look for other guys. what did they do? you look down low. andrew bogut. good defender.

marreese speights an inside shooter than an inside bangor. david lee is the guy they go to. he is an all-star. he was scheduled to start. dre monday green replaced him earlier in the year. lee all-star sat. did not pout. knew he might be needed sometime. tonight he could be needed. he played well in the fourth quarter in game three. 11 points. for four shooting. he stayed ready. >> i tried to, like you said, be decisive and make the right play, whatever that may be. and more than anything just bring energy and aggressiveness when i got in because once you get in, i don't know how long we are in there. >> that's what we're looking at. how can we speed the game up? changing the defense? by what we're doing offensively? in my mind it's always a combination of things. it's never one thing. >> reporter: so with adjustments, counter adjustments, and that's what the

warriors will try to do tonight to make it 2-2 and bring it back home. i was listening to the fans the other night. from the beginning the formula has been simple. the warriors won 67 games during the regular season. they need to win 16 more. now they are stuck on three more that they need. i was listening to fans saying we need two more. that's what it comes down to. the cavs need to win two more. the warriors need to win three more. they really need this one tonight to make that formula possible. with unmore -- one more later on. they are going to be counting on you. if you are loud in the bay area, that will be good. we will see you in an hour. >> joe, i will be in place. i will do my job and talk to you later. thanks a lot. joe fonzi in cleveland. >> don't forget tip-off game four 7:00 tonight. game five back at oracle arena sunday 5 p.m. if necessary, game six will be in cleveland on tuesday.

and of course, joe fonzi will join us again coming up at 8:30. time is 7:37. a two-month investigation into a series of robberies in san francisco led police to arrest two suspects and sieze 38 guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and homemade explosives. san francisco police showed off the arsenal yesterday. chief greg surrounded says it started in april after robbers hit a gas station and three other businesses. officers arrested one man in the bayview district last month. then last week they raided a home in south san francisco where they made a second arrest and found the guns and bomb making materials. >> the mere fact that he was manufacturing or potentially manufacturing inside the home could have had devastating consequences to the neighborhood. >> police say they believe the weapons were meant to be trafficked in the area. our time is 7:38. this morning police in san jose investigating the discovery of a

woman's body at san jose state university. ktvu fox 2's jeanine de la vega live near the scene. police aren't saying much yet, are they? >> reporter: no, they are staying tight-lipped. we have a call into the spokesperson. we asked if there was any suspicious circumstances regarding this. they would not comment. the woman's body was found in this parking garage, which is connected to the student services center. crime scene cleaners were out here earlier. it's back open this morning. police say some students near the garage located at 9th and san fernando called them after seeing a woman on the ground in the garage. it doesn't appear any of them saw what happened to her. officers are not revealing details on if any weapons were found near her or a possible cause of death. they investigated overnight and conducted interviews. this morning they have sorting this out. it's left students with lots of questions. >> either way it's a sad situation. i am hoping it wasn't a homicide. don't want that to be some kind

of growing trend in this area because normally it is pretty quiet, even though it's near a college. >> reporter: the coroner will examine the body for a cause of death. they are in the pros ses of reaching out to her relatives. until then we won't know if this was a student or a visitor or even the age of the person. this is the same parking lot where a murder-suicide took place several years ago. we did ask police if this was a homicide or if it appears the person voluntarily took their life. at this point all they confirmed is that this was a death investigation. but we are still waiting to hear back from them and hope to in the next hour. >> janine de la vega live in san jose. thank you. 7:40. four golfers were attacked and robbed at a course in pebble beach. police say the golfers were playing a round at the links at spanish bay when two men approached them and demanded money. there was a brief scuffle and one of the golfers suffered a small cut on the ear. police say the two suspects, an

18 and a 15-year-old, stole several hundred dollarss in golf equipment but were later cot in pacific grove. a war memorial is vandalized. the suspect nowhere to be found. ahead on "mornings on 2", what danville police have to go on that may lead to an arrest. a major traffic change on san francisco's market street. the strict new rules for drivers that could cut traffic by half later this summer. and still a lot of slow traffic in the south bay getting into the valley. like you see here on 237, find out when we think the traffic is going to get much lighter. idea was clouds and rain. today it's either fog or sunshine.

7:43. next month driving on san francisco's busy market street could get even more difficult. next week city transportation officials are expected to approve a new rule that would ban drivers from turning onto market between 3rd and 8th streets. the changes are part of an ongoing effort to reduce traffic and improve pedestrian and bike safety. city officials say the city's four most dangerous intersections are all on market street. the new rules would only apply to private vehicles. buses and tax s would be exempt, but not uber and lyft cars. violators could face a $238 fine. a school in mar incounty is undergoing a transformation that

will affect how every single student spends their day. ktvu fox 2's pam cook with a new approach to learning that encourages all students to take a stand. >> reporter: the classrooms are going to look a lot different come this fall. they will all have standing desks. now, work is underway in the dixie school district to replace all the old style deafenings with new elevated desks that do not have chairs. the school tested the standing desks in a fourth grade class and the teacher and the students liked them. >> i can concentrate better and don't talk as much. >> reporter: the kids are begin the option grabbing a stool. the desks are on wheels and have a fidget bar for kids to get out that extra energy while they are working on to rest their feet. but i was reading up on the standing desks. ernest hemingway, thomas jefferson, benjamin franklin

and charles dickens were known for working at standing desks. this trend catching on across the country and in the workplace. the workplace it's nice because we talked about it before. >> standing. >> it's healthier. it's not good to sit too long. >> or having a treadmill. >> and it looks like you can adjust the height of the desk. obviously the kids have much different -- >> right. it looks like it. exactly. they are going to use it k-8. >> i need one of those fidget things. >> thank you, pam. time now 7:47. sal, you don't need a fidget thing. >> after so many cups of coffee, you get jetter you get jittery sometimes. a crash westbound 80. i don't know if you can see it. they moved off on their own. they were right there. you can't see it any more, which is good news. they picked up and moved often

to the shoulder which is a sign no one was injured. they were in that fast lane for a bit and traffic backed up. it is going to be slow coming in from richmond in pockets to the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza you will definitely see slow traffic on westbound 80, especially off to the right-hand side getting into san francisco. i want to mention the traffic in san jose is going to be very slow on 101 all the way to mountain view. 280 is a little better and 85 is not bad. it is nowhere near as bad as it was yesterday. certainly a lot of slow traffic trying to get into that valley. 7:47. let's go to steve in the weather center. thank you. thick fog around the coast and bay. once that burns off then we will see temperatures warming up inland. it's going to be a rapid jump here. already some temperatures moving out fast. some of that fog lingering here. it could be on the deck for some. lots of sunshine today. again dry january in san francisco with not the one drop

of rain. first time ever -- i think there was a couple -- san jose had a little bit of rain? jan. yesterday in june .11. some of the rain totals. i tried to mention or get in as many as i can. anitoch .72. conquered .37. livermore .3. martin iz .37. san francisco's .11 was not. petaluma third. daly city also a quarter of an inch of rain. nice picture here. don't usually get to mention bridgeport at 7100 feet. sawtooth ridge in bridgeport, california, from jamie. thank you. that's a beautiful picture. there will be some clouds building up over the sierra, but most of it looks like pretty quiet pattern here. yesterday these were the highs. napa 77. san francisco 66. livermore 74. san jose 73. today 87, 73, 90. won't take long. 83 for san jose. a big jump on many of the temps

held down by yesterday's cloud cover. the rain, boy did that system move out. long gone. low clouds in place. temperatures starting off yesterday with some upper 60s, 70s. running a little cooler today. i expect these to jump up. not much of a breeze. water temps have come up. a south wind for two days. that contributed to it. we will see if they cool off in the next couple of days. most of the activity has moved rapidly into the four corners. thick morning fog. sunny and warmer. cooler lows. warmer inland temps. 80s and a few 90s. some locations, clearlake 97. a lot of 80s in between. petaluma clear skies last check. san rafael 82. fairfield 89 degrees. low 90s popping up here. pittsburg, anitoch, brentwood, livermore close for others. 70sal mood a. berkeley. alameda good rain yesterday. 93 gilroy. 88 saratoga. 60s on the coast. 70s or 80s on the peninsula. tomorrow even warmer. then after that it looks like

we level off and start a cooling trend into the weekend. >> we have bookends of heat but some rain in the middle. >> that is correct. >> i was liking that rain. the biggest bust in one bay area city's history. where more than 10,000 pot plants were found and the strategic operation behind it. next a fiesty world war ii veteran celebrating a big milestone here in the bay area. she'll certainly bring a smile to your day.

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7:52. the bay area company that created the real life hoverboard wants to use that technology to protect you from an earthquake. last gatos based company developed it last year. now they want to apply that technology on a much larger scale. in fact, we are talking about a hover house. the way it would work is to use a magnetic field and once the house receives a shake alert from the usgs it would hover, which would eliminate any damage to the home. this is all still in the very early developmental stage. no word on how much it costs or availability. we should mention that the hoverboard costs around $10,000. >> wow.

all right. 7:53. it's not ever day you meet someone who turned 100 years old. the but john met a 100-year-old world war ii veteran living in i don't thinkville who has an amazing sense of humor and a story she is still writing. >> reporter: elizabeth showed off her strength on her 100th birthday. >> to life! >> reporter: she lives at the veterans home of california in yauntville. staff and friends had a small celebration in the morning. >> i can't believe i am 100 and i can't believe all this excitement and friendship and love. >> reporter: she was born in 1915 in the bronx, new york, and lived in a tenement with next to nothing. >> refrigeration, my mother would put the meat out on the windowsill or whatever. >> reporter: because it's cold outside? >> yeah.

>> reporter: wow. >> and air-conditioning, we slept on the fire escape. >> reporter: during world war ii her husband was serving overseas so she joined the women's army core. something that didn't sit well with her mother. >> she passed out. she found a very nice couch to fall on. >> reporter: she worked state side as a secretary for two years. >> but the main thing i am very proud of is that we gave a lot of blood. >> reporter: she still likes to have the occasional beer or glass of wine at a local bar. i said i would be happy to take her for a drink and she showed her sense of humor in response. >> thank you, but i don't rob the cradle. >> reporter: you might think that rosen swag's age, she might be coasting through life not worried about self-improvement. she says sense she moved here ten years ago she has grown. >> i have changed for the better. much for the better. i have was more superficial,

you know. >> reporter: at 90, you were more superficial than you are now? >> well, that was my youth. >> reporter: she is her self-evidence that you can teach an old dog new tricks. john susac. >> great story. >> amazing. >> she has two children still alive. plus four grandchildren, four granddaughters, and three great granddaughters. they are all going to be there this weekend for a big birthday celebration. good for her. it is 7:56. an overnight robbery in san francisco. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty has been on the scene all morning and will tell us details, including the trail that led police right two of the suspects. we will tell you how danville police are trying to track down some vandals who

spray painted this war memorial. that story coming up. a lot of slow traffic on eastshore freeway. we are looking at the east bay commute. you can see is approaching the macarthur maze. it getting better on the way to the bay bridge. our rain yesterday was partial remains of what was once hurricane blanca. the pacific is heating up. we will explain. take a look and say hello to carlos.

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he did not act alone. plus, outage in the east bay after a war memorial is vandalized. the clues the police are looking at to track down who did it. good morning to you. welcome back to "mornings on 2". thursday, june 11. i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am tori campbell. weather and traffic. steve is here. boy, it's been really interesting. you say you love this? >> well, you know, in january i didn't have anything to talk about. sunny. warm. now we have had this whole week -- more than we have had in january. it was hot remember on monday. temperatures 104, 105. clouded up on tuesday. had the rain yesterday for most. now back to a lot of really thick fog. some areas are really socked in. inland temps are going to warm up fast. many areas have sunshine. fog though is super thick for some. i will get to that in just a second. say high to carlos. he just formed into a tropical

storm. it's heading a little bit away from puerto vallarta. it's expected to entries in intensity. this is very warm water i should add. well above normal for this time of area. things are active. the rain we had yesterday was the remains of a system, blanca, that went up towards baja and ended up partially over us. some of the rain yesterday, take your pick. anywhere from .10-inch to a quarter to a third. petaluma to a half. concord .37. but cassie jean in el granada, the fog is so thick you can't see the ocean. gross, sticky drizzle. yuck! june gloom. bob said in danville ended up with .42. june? that's what i keep asking. it is. we had some good rain in the east bay and north bay as well. today it's about fog or sunshine. the sunshine will gave way to temperatures that are warming up. things are kopping down as high

pressure builds in. thick morning fog, coast parts of the bay. warmer highs with 80s and 90s for some. 80s, 70s for others. some slow traffic along the coast. highway 35 daly city, highway 1 very dense fog. visibility is low. but as we look at some of these pictures, it is not foggy at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's overcast. but the fog is not an issue, i should say, for drivers on the bridge getting into san francisco. so that nothing has lifted there and no major problems. but there is a backup. it's getting better though. you see the ramp from 880 is not as bad as it usually is. that's usually the first sign of clearing up for this commute. moving along and taking a look at 880, we are seeing some of that familiar slow traffic passing the coliseum and heading north to downtown oakland. and in san jose you can see the traffic here on 101 still road sensors showing a lot of red, which means stop-and-go traffic pretty much from coliseum

expressway to moffat field. back it to the desk. >> thank you. developing news right now in san francisco's mission district. police are searching for a possible third suspect in a violent early morning armed robbery after they arrested two people already. ktvu's tara moriarty reports from the scene where a victim says a gun was pointed right in his face. >> reporter: it's frightening enough having a gunpointed in your face. imagine that gun is a semi-automatic machine gun. that is what police say they found dumped overtime side of a fence here. you can see they still have the area cordoned off at 23rd and bartlett. crime scene technicians photographed evidence and laid out markers showing the trail of blood. a suspect accidentally shot himself in the leg. around 3:00 this morning officers tell ktvu two men and possibly a third approached another man on valencia street and 23rd. they threatened him with the gun, stealing his wallet, cell

phone and other personal items. police happened to be patrolling at that time. >> they actually saw the guys running, the suspects running and they were able to use their police intuition, if you will, lack of a better description, and they apprehended the suspects rich the victim was not harmed. the suspect with the gunshot wound is being treated at san francisco general hospital. police are conducting interviews to try to figure out if there is a third suspect and where he might be. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. 8:04. tanville police are looking for whoever vandalized a monument dedicated to military veterans. ktvu fox 2 reporter alex savidge live to sense of humor us what what -- to show us what the vandals did. >> reporter: these vandals left behind quite a mess. you can see here behind us this morning a couple of hard working employees from the city of danville, they are busy trying to scrub off some of that paint that was left behind during this crime that took place over the

weekend. this is the all wars memorial here. it's sort of tucked away in the trees in the back of oak hill park. and right now danville police, they are going over surveillance video from the park. they are hoping it will help them identify the people who did this. you can see there is cameras right there above the walking path that leads tonight memorial. then let me show you. there is another camera at the entrance to to the park. when i walked in this morning that camera snapped my photo. it also issued a warning about committing acts of vandalism. it was a verbal warning through a speaker. there were at least four spots where this memorial was painted over the weekend. in one case the vandals made reference to an anti-government website and in another ways they wrote down the phrase "let's get high " one of the men who helped create this memorial 20 years ago said he is disgusted by this act of vandalism. >> if you have got a bone to pick with the united states government about its policy, you can protest. have you the right to do that. but when you disrespect the men and women who defend this

country every single minute of the day, i have a huge problem with that. >> reporter: now, police believe the vandals were here at this memorial sometime on sunday night. and again investigators are still going over surveillance video from the park hoping it will offer some clues and help them identify who is responsible here. and we also should let everybody know that the town of danville, along with private donors, have put together a $6,500 reward in this case for any information that leads to and a arrest. it's taking a lot of hard work. crews from the city of danville out here this morning trying to scrub off the paint that was left behind here by this act of vandalism again of what many consider here an act of disrespect to the war dead. >> certainly the case. and seeing those folks hard at work make you realize the implications of that. police in hayward are revealing details of what they call the biggest marijuana bust in city history. a s.w.a.t. team raided a warehouse on diablo avenue near

highway 92 last thursday. officers seized 13,000 marijuana plants with a street value of $15 million. while police would not disclose the exact address of the warehouse, our news crew says it was not hard to find. they spotted the building where outdoor security cameras were ripped from the wall mounts. there is a smashed with fence with a new bad lock and intense smell of marijuana around the facility. inside the building officers say they found a sophisticated ventilation system and a network of wires that illegally tapped into the electrical grid. officers call the operation a 24 hour, 7 day marijuana factory. >> from the beginning of the seedlings to growing to packaging it for sales on the street. so it's a factory. they grow it there, package it there, and off it goes onto the street. >> police arrested these three men ages 21, 22, and 28. they face charges of felony

cultivation and distribution. police say industrial parks are a favorite spot for illegal indoor grow operations. that's because it's easy to hide with few neighbors. changing gears now. i am ready to suit up for the warriors if they call me, tori. now to the nba finals and a crucial game tonight for the warriors. they are down two games to one in the series. the warriors finally got into the groove in the fourth quarter of game three tuesday night. just couldn't overcome mistakes in the end. reminds you of the summer finals when the warriors lost games two and three to memphis, but they bounced back and won the series. but now they are dealing with lebron james, who has scored more points in three games than anybody in nba finals history. >> very similar situation. obviously a different team. you got to adjust accordingly. but the mission is we got to win game four. go home with an even series and take it from there.

>> i am not saying that, hey, we are going to make every shot. who knows? shots may fall. they may not. but i am willing to bet if our intensity level is higher, the shots will go in. >> meantime, cleveland's matthew dellavedova says he is ready to play tonight. he cramped up after tuesday's game. they took him to the hospital. he was released yesterday afternoon in time to go to the media session. now, tonight's game, game four, starts at 6:00 tonight. game five back at oracle arena sunday 5 p.m. if necessary, game six would be in cleveland on tuesday. now, again we have ktvu's joe fonszy. he has been giving us live reports from cleveland all week. he will join us again coming up at 8:30. 8:09. steph curry is getting so popular that an office at his alma mater in north carolina was actually forced to change its phone number. a sports information director

at davison college says he has been flooded by calls, mostly from teenagers, wanting to meet curry. some callers wanted to ask him for shooting advice or wanted to invite him to a birthday party. some even asked to meet his two-year-old daughter riley. remember how she kind of stole the show. curry played basketball at davison from 2006 to 2009. school officials think the phone calls may stem from an internet suppose in 2008 where someone wanted to know how to get a hold of curry. the answer provided the name of the sports office. obviously, that number has been changed. >> they will probably keep trying. 8:10. still ahead, dozens of guns and explosives seized in san francisco. the robbery that led to that discovery and what police say the suspects were planning to do with the guns. please help. stop sending me money.

>> a new twist on tax fraud. why a man keeps getting large refund checks from the irs that he does not want. good morning. we are looking at the south bay commute and traffic here is going to be a little bit busy on northbound 280. it is improving as you get up to highway 17. fog for some. already sunny and getting warm for others. we will have a quick warm-up after yesterday's rain. we will see what's in store for the thursday high temps and also into friday.

time is 8:13. we want to check in with sal right now. see how traffic is moving on this thursday morning. and definitely better than yesterday, sal? >> yeah. yesterday we had not a good commute. a lot of things. let's go outside and see what we have now. let's just stick with not good. but today better. northbound 280 is one improvement here. traffic is going to be okay as you drive through. the traffic is moving along very well. the east bay commute we have some slow traffic from concord to walnut creek. we had a minor accident in pleasant hill that is now gone. westbound 24 is moderate into oakland, 580, 880 and 13 are a little bit slow. but not like yesterday. i think you will like what you see in comparison. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 15 to 20-minute wait at the toll plaza. i think we have that for you. you can see the traffic is

going to be slow. but 8830 is improving. at least we believe that this commute is now on the upswing. 8:14. let's go to steve. >> lots of sunshine inland. some thick fog this morning coast and bay. some of that will already burn off and it will warm up after yesterday's could clouds and rain. fog is low and shallow but super thick on parts of the coast. theres a lot out there. more so on the san mateo, santa cruz area. now we have tropical storm carlos. carlos expected to hit hurricane strength going northwest parallel to the coast. keep an eye on it. blanca went like this and up towards cabo san lucas. the traffic he is active water temps there. warm, warm, warm. anitoch three-quarters. there were a bunch. american canyon, petaluma, somedayly city, anywhere from a

quarter of an inch to a half-inch. rain. it happens in june. just usually not that much. our system is producing a few clouds overtime central sierra. the low clouds are in place. foods and 60s on the temps after yesterday's held down the lies. the lows were up. the lies will be much warmer inland. there goes our low. give it credit. did its job. it's accelerating into the four corners. thick morning fog coast and bay. sunny and warmer. 80s and a few 90s will pop up inland. even though the lows are on the cooler side, high temperatures that will go 60s, 70s, 80s, and 97 clearlake to ukiah. 90s pittsburg. livermore 80s for many. 70s for others. alameda 74. they had good rain yesterday. gilroy is in there. milpitas at 75. 60s on the coast. 70s san bruno, san mateo.

burlingame 80s. mountain view, sunnyvale in there. warm to hot on friday. looks like fog ramps up and it will be a cooler pattern sunday, monday. let's go over to dave. >> thank you. time is 8:16. the miss america organization has teamed up with the children's miracle network hospitals. they are raising money and raising awareness for children's hospitals all over the country, and every year the children's miracle network announces a team of champion ambassadors. one child from every state who represents the millions of kids getting treatment every year. now, this year the ambassadors are miss america and cheyenne wheeler of bakersfield. they are joining us now live from washington, d.c. ladies, i am glad to see you both. thank you for being here. >> thank you. thanks for having us. >> thank you. kira, let me ask you first. you are miss america. what is it like being the national ambassador from your standpoint?

>> it's the most incredible experience. i get to travel across the country visiting many of our 170 member hospitals. i am actually from walnut creek. so children's hospital oakland is my home. children's miracle network hospital. it's been the most amazing part of being miss america. i get to spend time with kids like cheyenne and raise a cause that's so neat and make sure that the donations are coming in and they help low kids in your area. >> i have had a chance to be a part. children's miracle network in the past. it's good to see you both. cheyenne, you came through toxic shock syndrome and now you're an ambassador. what does being the ambassador mean to you? >> oh, it's such honor. and to be here with the kids amazing. but it's great because we are all here and we all have some similar stories and backgrounds. to be here it's like just amazing because everybody relates. everybody is so comfortable with each other.

we are like a little family. it's great. you don't walk past someone without receiving a smile, good morning, good afternoon, whatever it is. >> and you really connect to the kids that you see? >> um-hmm. i do. >> well, let me go back to you. kira. if people want to find out for about it, where can they get more information? >> absolutely. you can go to cmn .org and learn about the champions and give back to the community that needs your help. all donations stay locally. you can help the one in ten kids who enter children's miracle hospital. >> well, i hope you can tell i love what you are doing. it's a pleasure to meet you both. i wish you great success. thank you for being ambassadors. miss america kira and also cheyenne from bakersfield. i wish you both the best and enjoy being ambassadors for the children's miracle network.

thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. have fun. into all right. back to a break, tori. back to you. >> thank you, dave. 8:19. a major traffic change on francisco's market street. in 26 minutes the strict new rules for drivers that could cut traffic by half later this summer. what city he was born, we are not sure. either san bruno or burlingame.

it's 8:22. a bay area man is asking the internal revenue service for help after he received three large tax refund checks. dave rand says he had not even filed his tax return yet when he received a refund for more than $74,000. he called the irs and returned the check. a few weeks later he received another check for $4,800. he suspects identity thieves filed tax returns using his information. he believes part of the fraudulent refund was sent to them with the rest coming to him. >> i again contacted the irs. let them know. they assured me they received all my documentation, my affidavit of identity theft and we would probably be done. >> but a few days ago he received a third check. this time for $36,000. he called the irs again and

officials told him they really can't do anything until he files his tax return. he says he can't do that until he receives some required forms but they won't arrive until this fall. he worries by that time the trail of the i.d. thieves will be cold. >> what a problem to have. san francisco may, panned its police force because of car burglaries and thefts that are on the rise. right now because of retirements and a slowdown in hiring the police force has 1700 officers. that's down from the 2,000 officers the city is supposed to have. there is now a proposal to increase the number of officers to at least 2200, but that would cost an additional $40 million in salary alone. protesters in oakland claiming victory against mayor shaft's crackdown on nighttime demonstrations. now, last night about 100 protesters rallied in downtown oakland. "the chronicle" is reporting there were no confrontations

with police. the officers skipped the event. the peaceful demonstration ended just before 9:30 with the organizers declaring victory. the protesters will be holding another rally tomorrow. they say to demonstrate against the deadly shooting of a 30-year-old man by oakland police during a dispute last saturday. well, the city of san francisco is considering expanding its police force, as we told you, because of a rise in auto thefts and car thefts. we have we have told you about that and we will bring you the latest on what san francisco is considering doing. our time is 8:25. still ahead, someone is stealing packages off the porches in one east bay city. after the break this surveillance video the police really want you to see. good morning. we are looking at that east bay commute. still kind of tricky in many areas, including 880 heading up north past the coliseum. we will give you some drive times coming up. well, if you are stuck in the fog you won't be able to see it. for most, here comes the sun

and it's going to be warmer, too.

uh-huh. i am ready if they need me. call me, warriors. we are live in cleveland. quicken loans arena known as the q. okay. now, wait a minute, steve paulsen. are they ready? they are there. warriors fans are there in cleveland. you see them with your own eyes. but the pressure is on for the

warriors tonight. ktvu fox 2's sports anchor joe fonzi is there as well. coming up in minutes joe will tell us what the warriors need to do tie up the series tonight. i am waiting for that phone to ring. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2". thursday, june 11th. i am dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic now. steve paulsen is all over it. >> i know that guy in the middle. he looks familiar. >> do you? >> never know where. you know the nhl playoffs are 2-2. it's been a fantastic series. why not the nba? let's get that 2-2 tonight as well. we had some fog but then temperatures are starting to warm up inland. lots of sunshine after yesterday's rain. remember that was partial remains of hurricane blanca and left behind a lot of low level clouds and some fog and some of that super thick. but we also have a new tropical storm. anytime you start having warm water here and there is already signs it's very warm, 85 degrees, the eastern pacific can get quite active and say hello to carlos. tropical storm expected to

reach hurricane strength. but usually, and this is from antonio, someday you will be watching him on television do the weather, when there is an el nino like pattern it's very active in the eastern pacific. the atlantic is extremely quiet and nothing in the atlantic. you said it was due to the warm water temps of el nino. more hurricanes in the eastern pacific and not in the atlantic. that is true. the atlantic has nothing going on. the pacific has been active. low level clouds. fog still on the coast. some reducing visibilitys. i can't see much. 60s on the temps. 50s, 60s for others here. except for clouds over the sierra sunny and warm. the low has packed the bags and moved into the four cornerrers. 80s and 90s inland. highs up 15, 20 degrees from yesterday. the commute so much better than it was yesterday, steve. at this time yesterday the traffic time between the car

carquinez bridge and mccarther bridge was 68, 69. i don't know if you remember, but now it's 33. and that's much better. there is still some slow traffic, but 33 is better than 71, obviously. and when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza we are actually beginning to see just a little bit of improvement. here at the toll plaza it's slow, but the 880 ramps are beginning to get empty. have to wait for 15 to 20 minutes now. looks like it's slowed down since we saw it last. i will check and make sure there is nothing there. nothing reported. we are also looking at the commutes on parts of the east bay where yesterday we had really bad traffic on highway 37. just wanted to check in with that. it is doing well. 680 has improved a little bit. backed up at 242 as you head to walnut creek. slowing out there, but if you are on the road yesterday, i think today you will like it

back. 8:31. back to the desk. it's also game day in cleveland for the golden state warriors at the nba finals. the warriors will be looking to even up the championship series with the cavaliers. ktvu fox 2's very own joe fonzi joining us outside the arena in cleveland. it's been good having you there and talking to you. tell us what the warriors need to do to win tonight, joe. >> reporter: dave, i tell you what they hope to do anyway. you said it's game day for the warriors. it's also game day, things build hearing right now. they are building for the cleveland indian game, which is about to get started. the indians are going to play the mariners to wrap up a three-game series here. a great opportunity for sports fans to take in a doubleheader today. then tonight just across the way over here it's the warriors against the cavs. you know, the post-season unlike the regular season in a number of ways, but probably the most important way is the fact that potentially you could see the same team seven straight games. that means adjustments and

counter adjustments. that's what the warriors are looking at right now. if you look at what the cavs did so well in the first couple of games is they took the outside game away. they did that in game three, bringing david lee in and giving them a scoring threat down low. expect to see more lee tonight. that may be what the warriors need to do to open things up for klay thompson and steph curry out on top and get the shots going as they almost erased the 20 point deficit in the second half. got to where it was a one possession game a number of times. but couldn't get over the top. if you remember the warriors have been in this position before. down two games to one in memphis. got it done there. they are confident they can get it done again. >> being down 20, that's a hard hole to climb out of. but the end of the day we put ourselves in a great position to win. we have to play with the same urgency we did. >> it was the player movement, the ball movement, and the energy. and if we play like that, i think we are the better team in

this series. but once again we have to play like that consistently. >> i think we are resilient. there is a sense of urgency we feel. that's a good thing. we are challenged in this series. we can make some adjustments and i think we will be better going forward. >> reporter: you have to actually go out and do it. and the warriors know that. the consensus seems to be that the longer the series goes on, the more it favors them because they are younger. they get more people into the game. i have soon a lot of logos here. i have seen cleveland indian logos. cavs people. somebody with a cleveland browns hat a minute ago. i have not seen a lot of this. so we are going to start first with joe piaza the spokesperson for this group. there were eight or nine of you. three of you now. tell us how this came about. >> a bucket list trip. we are the last three remaining of 11. we are the three amigos from los

gatos, attorney. we got an attorney, a realtor and an eye doctor. three great buddies. the other 11 guys in bed sleeping right now. it's an honor to be here, joe. it's a bucket list day. i mean, this is what it's all about. >> reporter: we will go with the eye doctor. you got confusion going on. one kind of shirt underneath and a jacket. >> i was born and raised in cleveland. i am kind of a cavs fan. but the warriors are my number two team. it's a great series. i can't lose because of that. >> reporter: doug, did you buy this off the shelf? where did you get that? how did that happen? >> tailor made. big thing from steph tonight. >> reporter: dave, you talked about where you are going to be tonight in front of your tv. maybe you can pick up one of these on the way home and really make it official. >> i would love to. and i would wear it, too, on the air. tell them they look good, joe. and so do you. thanks a lot, joe. >> reporter: i will tell them. i am sure -- thanks. i am sure they will be loud and

proud tonight. >> all right. enjoy that bucket list. thank you, guys. >> thank you. joe. don't forget game four starts 6:00 tonight. game five back at oracle arena sunday at 5 p.m. and if necessary game six would be in cleveland on tuesday. time is 8:36. police in fremont, they want your help now. they are trying to solve several package thefts over the past two months. take a look at this home surveillance video. sia man stealing a pack on on june 1 from a home. now, police say the thief was driving a dark colored honda civic. a month before that somebody stole a package from a porch on palo street. and police say this person you see, this is a close up, too, took a package from a home on gannon terrace. investigators say all three thefts seem to be connected. if you are recognize anybody or have any information, call fremont police. well, we also have new

information now about the discovery of a woman's body at san jose state university. police say students called them to parking ar gag at 9th -- garage at 9th and san fernando after finding the woman on the ground. police determined she took her own life. it's not clear if she was a student at the university. police are not releasing any more details about her until her family has been notified. 8:37. a tonight month investigation into a -- a two-month investigation into a series of robberies in san francisco led police to arrest two suspects and sieze 38 guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and homemade explosives. san francisco police showed off the arsenal yesterday. the chief says it started in april at a -- they hit three businesses. officers arrested one man in the bayview district last month. last week they raided a home in south san francisco where they made a second arrest and found the guns and bomb-making

materials. >> the mere fact that he was manufacturing or potentially manufacturing inside the home could have had devastating consequences to the neighborhood. >> police believe the weapons were meant to be trafficked in the area. san francisco's police chief says hundreds of rape evidence kits will be processed before the end of the year. just last month the chief said the crime lab was maxed out. he had refused to team up with the district attorney and applied for millions of dollars in grants to pay for testing. now officials have gone through the evidence room and found 437 kits have not been tested. he says that changed the overall picture. >> it wasn't a question of not being able to do it. it was a question of not knowing what we had and when we would be able to go forward. >> a week ago we didn't think it was possible, and he did this week. and i am very, very pleased

that he rethought the whole process and he is stepping up. >> the kits will now be processed and dna results placed in a data bank, which could help identify suspects. 8:38. at pebble beach four golfers attacked and reported. two people approached them demanding money. there was a brief scuffle out there. one of the golfers was cut on the ear. now, police say the two suspects, an 18 and 15-year- old, stole several hundred dollarss in golf equipment but were later captured. new water restrictions take effect in vallejo in order to meet state requirements irrigation and landscaping will be limited to three days a week between the hours of 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. drinking water will not be allowed in fountains. penalties range from warning notices for first-time violators to $500 fines for a third violation. your time is 8:39.

people are evacuating because of a fire in the shasta trinity national forest. it's called the saddle fire. it's burned about 750 acres and it the biggest of several smaller fires sparked by lightning are from storms that moved through the area earlier this week. now, here is some pictures near the fire. you see all the brown smoke shooting into the sky. officials say they have been able to contain many of the other fires to less than five acres. two firefighters were treated for hate-related injuries. 0 minutes before 9:00. san francisco prepares for this month's gay pride celebrations. organizers say the upcoming supreme court ruling on same- sex marriage is on everyone's mind. with the kickoff party for sf pride's 45th year, a rooftop of san francisco's lgbt center last night. this year's pride parade is on sunday, june 28. by coincidence, the supreme court ruling on whether same-

sex marriage bans violate the u.s. constitution is also expected at the end of this month. >> i think that it's monumental in the sense that it will affect a lot of people's lives and perceptions. >> there is some degree of anxiety. you think for same-sex couples around the country and for families there is a lot of anxiety about are our families going to be recognized and our relationships seen as equal. >> most legal analysts do not expect the supreme court decision until the last days of the court's current session. that would be either june 29th or june 30th. that would be after the pride parade happens. organizers say they hope the decision becomes down before that and that it's a ruling they can celebrate. for right now it's still a wait and see. this is a story that will make you smile. next week south san francisco firefighters are going to reunite with a little bay baby they helped deliver. the baby's parents called 911. they knew they wouldn't make it

to the hospital in time on their own. so firefighters picked them up. but it still wasn't fast enough for baby frank mendez jr. little frank mendez jr. arrived on highway 101 about 15 minutes into the ride to the hospital and there he is. i-5 firefighters say -- firefighters say he had the umbilical cord around his neck. >> this is a special calm. it's a special day for that family. we are pleased we were a part of it. >> the firefighters say they got a couple of gifts for baby frank when they see him next week. they will be giving him toys and also an honorary uniform. and they say baby frank is on the fast track to becoming a firefighter because he already knows his way around an ambulance. >> yeah, a determined expression, too. >> yes. >> congratulations. welcome to the world. it is 8:42. two women go toe-to-toe inside a busy walmart. the racist remarks that reportedly sparked the fight

and the footage seen by millions. soccer fans stick around. after the break we are talking women's world cup and the special way you can watch tomorrow's game. good morning. we are still looking at slow traffic out there, although things are improving. 101 hasn't gotten the memo yet. still slowing up past 880. mother nature got the memo and said i gave you rain. now i'm out of here. sunshine and warmer temps. there is a lot of fog out there. we will talk about a big difference on the temps which will be warm warming up way from the coast. 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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scores. thank you for joining us today. we are talking about, you know, all the excitement with all of this, and especially for girls. having these amazing female athletes to look up to. you have seen a huge surge in soccer? >> absolutely. over the past five years we have tripled. we have over 500 teams and almost 250 of them are girls. >> reporter: and you told me, and you haven't really raised the prices in years? >> no, we want to make sure it's accessible. with partners like scores and good sam and sfrpd making happen for for us, it's wonderful. >> reporter: american scores, your organization focuses in low-income neighborhoods in getting kids involved. you will be right there in the tenderloin at the watch party tomorrow. what kinds of things will you have to kind of get kids encouraged and inspired and allow them to participate? >> it's all about access with our partners san francisco rec and park. we are using these events to promote the great game of soccer, to show women role

models. the events are family-friendly. there will be food trucks, games, demonstrations. freestyle demonstrations. clinics. just a lot of fun. face painting. it's family-friendly and for the whole community. san francisco, the bay area. this will be the place. >> reporter: a big fun event. and to watch. we will be there as well. frank and julie will be out there welcoming everybody. you can be there in all of the excitement. watch the game. do you have a lot of teams going as teams to watch the game live? >> dem. the girls especially are super excited about this event. and we are all excited about it. women's soccer, it's brought on a great, you know, role model for these kids. >> reporter: awesome. a lots of sports right now. it's not a warriors night game. so that's good. a different night. thank you. >> and june 30th and july 5th are the finals. if you can't make it tomorrow, a couple more times. >> reporter: perfect. all right. just to let you know, that big watch party tomorrow civic center. start heading over there around four and they will have all

these neat activities. of course, watching the u.s. women take an sweden 5 p.m. tomorrow night. ktvu fox 2. we will be watching and rooting. all right. back to you. >> pam, thank you. time is 8:48. still ahead, starting next month driving on san francisco's very busy market street could get even more difficult. next week city transportation officials are expected to approve a new rule banning drivers from turning on to market between 3rd and 8th streets. it's part of an ongoing effort to reduce traffic and improve pedestrian and bike safety. officials say the city's four most dangerous intersections, they are all on market streets. now, these new rules will apply to private vehicles. buses, taxis, they would be exempt. but not uber ant uber and lyft cars. all right. it is 8:49. let's check in with sal and a

look at traffic. how is highway 24? >> it's a little bit slow still in some areas. if you are driving from walnut creek to oakland, you will see some of that slow traffic along the way. to the bay bridge toll plaza you will notice that things are still very crowded and we have now had even more people slowing down because of a problem on the bridge westbound. we do have some slow traffic there. it's not a major issue, but traffic is very, very slow getting onto that bridge. i would give yourself extra time if you are coming into the bridge. also looking at the commute here on 880 southbound. slow after 84 special. now lets go to steve in the weather center. sal, thank you. one last look here. a lot of fog around. coastal bay, inland it's warming up quick. some areas are jumping up a good 10 degrees from yesterday. i think we will see 80s and 90s. there is a bunch of fog that continues to rotate around. a lot of humidity in the air. even though it's sunny inland, it might feel humid.

one last look here. couldn't get a drop of rain in january for san francisco. first time ever, yet yesterday .11 fell. rain in june. not january. also final look at some of the incredible rain totals yesterday. anitoch .75. also concord. livermore a third. martinez a third. peta third. i know american canyon a third. daly city to name just a few. i am sure hayward, castro valley had some pretty good rain. we just had partial remains of what was once hurricane blanca come by and give us clouds and rain. a new tropical storm carlos. keep an eye on that. it's weak right now. expected to hit hurricane strength. our low tapped into the former remains in moisture. moved out you can see some of the fog on the coast very, very thick there. but it's only going to make an impact, that fog, i think on the coast tonight and tomorrow. a little bit on the bay. temperatures are warming up quick here. so it's going to be a warm one to hot for some.

not as bad as monday. by the coast 60s and inland 80s to 90s for some as high pressure builds in. the low moves out. the looks likes the high sticks around for two days and a system drops down from the north over the weekend and start a cooling trend. thick fog for the coast. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s for clearlake. out to vacaville 90s there. brentwood to anitoch, 80s for some. oakland and berkeley, alameda 80s to san jose a few 90s maybe. 60s mostly on the coast. a lot of fog. 70s in the city. 70 south san francisco. 80s on the peninsula. tomorrow hot. not as hot as monday. still hot for some. a cooling trend on the weekend. >> if you told us in january we would have this weekend, you know, hundreds on, you know, monday and friday and rain -- >> nobody would believe it. >> i know. thank you, steve. it is eight minutes before 9:00. two women and a child fighting inside a walmart in indiana. it's gone viral.

amber stevenson says the fight started after she heard reb emma mills in a motorized scooter call an employee the nrd with. she says she was just standing up for the employee. video shows stevenson's son hitting and kicking the other woman. they have been banned from the store. it's up to prosecutors to decide what, if any, charges will be filed in the case. the video posted on youtube has more than 4.8 million views. stay with us. after the break we are saying good-bye to an important and valuable member of our "mornings on 2" news team. stay tuned.

all right. we do have some slow traffic still on 880 as you come up to the coliseum. very quickly it is getting better. bay bridge is not. slow traffic still trying get into san francisco. slow traffic southbound on 880.

today's weather with steve. fog coast and bay there, sal. otherwise sunny and warmer inland. more of the same tomorrow. topping out with a cooling trend, especially sunday and monday. we are standing over here for a special reason. it's never easy to say good- bye. we need to bid farewell to one of our fabulous morning producers. michelle earn. >> i started as an intern. >> did you? >> i did. >> i remember that. >> all right. i was so star struck by you guys when i first came in. >> that changed quick. >> yeah, i learned. no. i can't put it into words how proud i am to have been a part of such an amazing team and to be a member of ktvu, to be an employee here. >> what are some favorite memories. you have been here a long time. you have seen a lot. done a lot behind the scenes. >> i remember once when we had a segment with a cheetah onset and the cheetah needed a bathroom break before, i guess.

but it didn't happen. so, yeah, there was a little mess made on the set. i remember since i was in charge of the segment wondering if that fell under my duties to be cleaning that up. >> no pun intended there. >> and you are a multitalented people. >> one of the best singers in the world. >> i will take that. i was a musical theater major and a vocal performance major before i changed and became a communications major. i tried some things out. >> this is your last day. what's neck? >> i am actually going to join the fbi as a spokesperson. >> for real though? >> this is for real. >> they actually vetted her. >> so lucky me. i get the to go to quantico and train. and then i'll be joining them there. >> how long? >> one week at first. and then i am going to be doing some other training through california and then i am going back to d.c. and training at headquarters there. >> thank you. >> oh, thank you. >> for being our friend.

>> thank you. >> yeah. you are part of our family. >> absolutely. we will miss you, michelle. best of luck to you and your beautiful family. > [ applause ] >> your lovely two-year-old boy and wonderful husband. thanks for watching, everyone. good luck, michelle. >> thank you. >> good-bye.

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