the streets near city hall are now open after police try to hoist a man down from a crane. good morning. welcome too "mornings on 2." in is a -- welcome to "mornings on 2." this is a live look from san jose. that's where police are in a standoff with a man who climbed on top of the crane last night. tara moriarty will have more coming up in about two minutes. good morning to you. it's monday, june 22nd.

i'm gasia mikaelian. >> so glad to see i. >> thank you. very excited. >> let's check weather and traffic. steve paulson is right over there. >> welcome to the dawn patrol. >> thank you. >> not easy to be here. the alarm goes off. oh, my gosh. we're seeing low clouds and fog. it looks like a day where we're below average on temps for this time of year. first full day of summer and it will feel like it on parts of the coast with a gray day. picture here from tina, i know it, she's the wife of a very good friend of mine, mike delfino. he's a great guy. she goes, we're stumped. where was the weather shot at 6:48 a.m. this is from san rafael. san rafael. thank you very much. sometimes we surprise people.

low cloud deck in place. 50s for everybody. had a couple of upper 40s. lake county, mendocino county, west at 21. still okay coming down a tiny bit. but there is a lot of fog out there. there are signs of high pressure inspect four counselors. it will drink the power shake and get in here by wednesday, thursday. today, morning low clouds. sunny and nice. breeze there. 60s, 70s, by the coast. all right. 7:02 on a monday. what do you have for us? >> we don't have too much slow traffic. it's a little slow in some areas. let's start off on 80 westbound in fairfield. west 80 at west texas. there is a crash. it was six cars. they moved it on the to the shoulder -- moved it to the shoulder. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, there is a backup

and there is a report of a stall somewhere in this mess in one of the left-hand lanes. i haven't seen it but it's probably there. traffic is backed up for a 25, 30-minute delay. and if you are driving in san jose, northbound 280 a little better than normal. 101 is slow in pockets from just before the capitol expressway. back to the desk. >> thank you. to a developing story we've been watching all morning long out of san jose. a man is holed up in a crane about nine stories high and he refuses to come down. tara moriarty live there at the scene right near city hall. tell us how the standoff began an what police are -- and what police are doing here. >> reporter: first they were yelling on the bullhorn and then not saying much. now we just saw three or four officers head up the building which is under construction, perhaps trying to make their way up toward that crane. and the streets surrounding this construction site near city hall are now open.

we are told that around 8:30 last night, a witness saw the man climbing up the crane, nine stories high. he called 911. police believe the man could be homeless, although they have not confirmed his identity. it's not clear why he went up there in the first place but witnesses say he does appear to be intoxicated. >> right now it's been by mouth, we have officers down at the base of the crane on a blow horn calling out to him, communicating with him. he's yelling down when he can. >> reporter: a couple of hours ago, officers said they were gonna sit and wait this one out but we just saw three to four officers make interest way toward the crane but we do want to mention that 6th street between santa clara and st. john near city hall is now open. so traffic is moving very nicely. live from san jose, back to you. >> okay. thank you. we're closely calling the supreme court. the justices expected to issue their ruling to decide whether states can ban same-sex

marriage. at sake here, the high court's decision involving state bans involving same-sex marriage. first the court has to decide if individual states should prohibit same-sex marriage. if it rules that states can ban the same-sex marriage, then they have to decide whether those states have to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. the decision can come down any time this week. most legal experts expect it to come down on one of the last days of the session. that conmonday or tuesday of next -- that could be monday or tuesday of next week. other cases, to be ruled on. the fark, subsidies and states where the federal government runs the insurance exchange. also environmental protection. whether the epa can continue to require coal and oil fired plants to reduce emissions of air pollutants. housing discrimination, whether minority groups should be able to file lawsuits claiming that housing practices an an unfair

impact on minorities and the death penalty, whether the states have use a particular sedative in part of the cocktail of the execution. days before pride celebration, a mural has been defayed against -- defaced again. brian flores is joining us live. you are in the mission district to tell us what's being done to repair the mural again. >> reporter: hi, dave. good morning. this mural on 4th and bryant, the gallery says was said to promote tolerance and understanding but as you mentioned, days before pride weekend, the mural was defaced a second time in a week. want to go to pictures of the damaged mural on the facebook page. you can see a vandal spray painted over a depiction of a lesbian and a gay couple. the latest incident is believed to have happened on saturday. now on top of this, the gallery and the artists says they have received derogatory comments and threats via social media.

this is video from the first defacement that happened last week. it was -- the mural was first unveiled two fridays ago. this was defaced on monday. volunteers spent thursday replacing the digital mural. it's a mural printed on paper and glued on the wall in sections. but then it was defaced again this past saturday. it remains unclear who was responsible but this is peaking reported as a hate crime. in the meantime, the gallery released a statement saying the defacement has only proven the credibility of its purpose, galleria de la rosa believes the dialogue about lgbt visibility awareness and acceptance in the mission district and within the greater latino communities. the gallery is asking for donations to replace the mural. there are surveillance cameras around the direction of the mural. it's been reported that the

footage has been released. we expect to have an update this afternoon. back to you. >> thank you. reports from fremont, a flasher may be on the loose. the mercury news reports there were two incidents last week of a flasher in the brook vail neighborhood. both occurred at the gateway shopping center. on tuesday, a woman told police she spotted a flasher and then two days later, another woman says a man in a parked car exposed himself. now, that car described as a white two-door, 1990s honda civic, that man described as latino in his 20s. he had a buzz cut and he was unshaven. if you have any information, call fremont police. happening today, taxi drivers are set to stage a protest outside of uber's headquarters in san francisco while mayors from all around the country will be touring that company. uber and lyft are among the spopsers of the annual mayors' conference that wrap ups in the city. they are accusing the ride sharing companies of buying off the mayors. they also say uber and lyft

carry inadequate insurance, don't do thorough background checks and pay lower wages. one mayor of madison, wisconsin plans to skip the tour at uber today. well, today is an important deadline, a big deadline for a new sports complex planned for oakland. a developing group has until today to lay out details of how it will pay for a new stadium that would be built right next to the current coliseum. the city plan suggests having football, baseball and basketball venues as well as housing, retail and office space. now, the as owner has made it clear, he does not want to share the location and baseball commissioner rob manfred said the as would not flay at the site if the raiders build a new stadium and mark davis has not signed onto that coliseum city plan. well, now to the 49ers. they have this new stadium in santa clara. and team officials team seem really interested in politics

down there. mercury news reports, team executives spent more than $11,000 to help elect the mayor and two of the six city council members last fall. this as the 49ers are asking for city approval to take over city property near the stadium. the 49ers say they are just doing what a lot of local businesses do, they support candidates who are most open to their ideas. new lesson in san francisco history. coming up at 7:30, the new curriculum one high school is adding that's never been offered before. but first, coming together trying to heal in south carolina. days after thal gunman killed -- that gunman killed nine people inside of a church, we'll have a live report from south carolina. we'll talk more about how the symbols of confederacy are coming under attack. we're looking at a commute on the bridges. it's pretty good. san mateo bridge cowlded -- crowded but still okay as you head out to the peninsula. pretty good fog bank. but it's summer. the first day of summer.

we'll see what the temperatures look like.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 7:1. we're following developing news from afghanistan. taliban fighters launched an attack right outside the afghan parliament building in kabul. a big car bomb blew up near the outer wall of the parliament compound as lawmakers were meeting inside. six taliban fighters then tried to storm the building. afghan security forces fought them off, killed all six of them. the explosion shattered glass in the parliament building but no one inside was hurt. more than 30 people outside of the parliament building, they were hurt in that attack. back in this country, the florida man who flew his gyrocopter to the u.s. capitol in washington on a mission of

protest, he's rejected a plea deal in the case. remember the postal worker, douglas hughes, he flew his single-seater aircraft right onto the lawn of the u.s. capitol on tax day, on april 15th. he told the associated press, he is rejecting an offer that included significant jail time because it doesn't seem fair for an act of civil disobedience. now, hughes has pled not guilty to charges that include two felonies. today is the last day of the muni challenge, that's the 22-day event where san francisco mayor ed lee and most of the board of supervisors promise to ride muni and tweet about it as often as possible. scott wiener would be the champion of the challenge so far with more than 100 tweets while riding community. the fewest tweets come from katie pang. she tweeted once. and malia cohen has not tweeted at all. the transit riders union issued the challenge saying having city leaders use buses and light rail would help them make

informed decisions on transit. >> if well come to "mornings on 2". >> thank you. thank you. >> how did you sleep? >> i woke up every hour. did i miss it? did i miss it? >> no, you did not. we're gonna go to somebody, i don't know if you can say his name. his name is sal -- >> castanedo. >> you can say that. gasia mikaelian. >> nice! >> practicing. >> a lot of practice. >> you did good. >> you know, you are gonna get used to it, gasia. it takes a while. ask steve. steve and i have been doing this for years. not quite used to it. let's -- the hours, i'm saying. this is a look now. we're up early do show you the bay bridge. there was a stalled vehicle reported here. chp reported a stalled vehicle in the mess. it's probabliably gone -- probably gone because we're usually quick about getting it out of the way. we're looking at a glute on the san mateo bridge.

there is a lot -- it's a lot shore as you head out to the high rise. still we're looking at this crash on west 80 near west texas. it's on the shoulder. however, traffic is very slow out of the vacaville area. you could see lane closures from time to time as the tow trucks get in and out of the scene. it's going to be slow out of vacaville. give yourself extra time. 7:15. let's go to steve. >> you never get used to it, sal. >> no. but it does get better. >> yes. a lot of low clouds. some breaks in the clouds. it's sunny in santa cruz. but most of the coast is sold out. it will lift. there's always some areas that do get the son. it won't be very warm on the coast. it's the first full day of summer. the june gloom for many. we have breaks in the clouds. temperatures will warm up a little bit compared to sunday. but from renee lansone, gasia, welcome to the morning. [ applause ] >> great punch of people.

>> sal, pam, me, steve and dave. >> thank you. 74 santa rosa, palo alto, 72. san jose, 73. today, 77. 8 a, 77, 81. there's still a pretty decent breeze. it looks like a warmup. coast and bay won't change that much. i think temperatures will stay about the same as they have been. san francisco, dealing with that low cloud deck. 64. yesterday was 64. the coldest water temps on the west coast are outside of the golden gate. i will show you that in a second. oakland looking for the low cloud deck. we'll go 72 for a high. these are near average. it's the inland temps. plenty of fog out there. pretty good surge. 50s on the temps. had a couple of upper 40s up into lake county, napa airport and ukiah. west at 21. west at oakland. most, there is a westerly breeze from sfo, not that strong. hayward, even out to livermore. i know it's not that strong, 49 bodega bay. 53 san francisco buoy.

36 up in truckee. they made it to 32. low clouds and fog will give way to sunshine. high pressure looks like it's going to build in around wednesday and thursday. that could give the inland areas a really big warmup. wind out of the west. maybe 25. warmer weather is on the way. not today. morning fog, sunny and nice. a little cool for some by the coast. a little warmup inland. temperatures running slightly below average. 80s, 90s. clearlake and then you will find 80s to upper 80s for the east bay. same for the santa clara valley. san jose, though, 77. 60s on the coast. 60s, 70s on the peninsula. could get hot around here, especially on weard and thursday -- wednesday and thursday. >> wow, uncomfortable heat. >> go west. >> exactly. >> thank you, steve. 7:18. a real show of unity in charleston, south carolina this morning as the church that was the scene of a race-fueled massacres reopened the doors.

this comes as the debate widens about the confed flag flying over the state. doug lieu luzader has more. >> reporter: this is gonna be a very difficult week for south carolina. a great deal of grief as they go through the funerals this week. this has led to the revival of a pretty old debate. as the sun began to set in charleston, thousands began a long march across the city's bridge. a show of unity in the face of an almost unspeakable crime. eman all ame church where nine -- emanuel ame church where nine were killed reopened for sunday services. >> the blood of the mother emanuel nine requires us to work until not only justice in

this case but for those who are still living in the margin of life. >> reporter: now, president obama, who spent the weekend in california, is once again decrying a lack of political will in washington to pass new gun control measures. but back in south carolina, another debate is taking hold. a civil war statue in charleston was vandalized with a spray painted message, black lives matter. it was then quickly covered by officials. more difficult to obscure, though, the confederate flag that flies over a bar memorial in columbia. after mitt romney said on twitter that the flag should be removed, gop candidates for president in 2016 faced their own questions. >> everyone is being baited with this question as if somehow that has anything to do whatsoever with running for president and my position is it most certainly does not. >> you can put up confederate flags everywhere or get rid of them. it's not gonna make any

difference. what will make a difference is do we change people's hearts and minds. >> doug luzader reporting. ted cruz will reportedly return an $8500 donation from the leader of a white supremacist group. dof's online manifesto mentioned the website of the council of conservative citizens as helping to shape his views. earl holt has donated to other gop candidates including rand paul and rick santorum. 7:21. shifting gears now, beating the boys at their own sport. coming up in 20 minutes, we'll tell you how this teen is beating the odd and making history in major league baseball. a very special treat for warriors' fans in san francisco. what's being offered at macy's union square that's expected to create very long lines.

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we've got an update on the u.s. supreme court action. the high court handed down four opinions this morning. the same-sex marriage case was not one of them. most legal experts expect them to issue the same-sex ruling on one of the final days of their current session. that would be next monday or tuesday. now, ktvu's paul chambers will have a live report from san francisco on all of this coming

up in seven minutes. a federal judge is set to hear arguments to have the def famation suit against bill cosby thrown out. he's asking for the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by three women accusing him of decades' old sex crimes. according to cosby's lawyers he was acting in self-defense because his character was under attack. they say some of the comments made by representatives are personal opinion and protected free speech. google has a new policy. for the next week, people can submit a form asking the search engine to remove nude or sexually impress it images posted without consent -- explicit images posted without consent. he's one of the stars of the gold be state warriors, later today, you fans will have

a chance to meet harrison barnes in san francisco. this this morning at 10:00, when macy's in union square opens. the first 250 customers who spend $35 on specific licensed merchandise, you -- you will get a wristband that lets you meet harrison barnes tonight. he scored 53 points in the final, including eight three pointers and this memorable dunk over lebron james in game 5. the investigation continues into the deadly collapse in berkeley. up next, the reason water may have been an issue and what we're learning about the developer's previous project. >> reporter: the supreme court will make some kind of ruling on same-sex marriage but is it necessary for them to make the decision? we asked people here in san francisco. i will let you know what they had to say just ahead. good morning. we're looking at the south bay commute. so far, so good. slowing up to northbound 101 heading up to the airport.

it's summer. inland it will be sunny. but how warm.

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♪ good morning. it's monday, june 22nd. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning to you. >> welcome home. >> so happy to be here.

let's talk about weather and traffic. i ducked outside for you, steve. it's gray. >> it is gray. >> it's gray. a lot of gray out there. unless you are far enough, then it's already sunny. but a little cool. we had a few 40s. a lot of 50s. a decent fog bank out there. it will play into a cool forecast for the coast. although santa cruz with the sun, there are some breaks in the low clouds. temperatures, though, will rebound. chloe up in clearlake, 7:15 currently, 57. clear, light easterly breeze. high today around 90. i will buy that. triple digits by the weekend. i would say before that, i would say around thursday. low clouds today will mean not much of a temperature difference here. 50s to 60s. had some 40s. we talked about it. temperatures, though, look to be very similar to what we had yesterday, maybe one or two degrees warmer. westerly breeze in place there is a sea breeze. and a lot of fog and low clouds. but all signs point to high pressure in the four corners, beginning to flex its muscle

and build in here probably wednesday, thu, friday. a little cool by the coast. warmer inland. that means 80s. slightly below average. 50s, 60s and 70s by the water. things still okay at 7:30. they are okay. we to have slow traffic. let's take a look at the macarthur maze. i'm gonna show you that westbound 80 and 580 still looking good. we is had a crash reported that turned out to be 980 near 580. not a big slowdown there just yet. but traffic is going to be busy. when you get to the bay bridge, there is a backup of about 25 minutes before you make it onto the span. things are improving. on the peninsula, southbound 101, ralston avenue. injury crash a car went off of the side of the road. we have slow traffic on san mateo on the way down to belmont. back to the desk. >> thank you. as we told you a minute ago, the supreme court did not rule on same-sex marriage in its session this morning. we've learned the next day this week the justices will hand

down deeing -- will hand down the decision on thursday. paul chambers live in san francisco and you've been talking about this much- anticipated ruling with people there. >> reporter: that is correct, gasia. good morning and welcome to theern mooing show. i got up early to see you, of course. you will i about tell you -- but i will tell you -- that ruling could affect the pride celebration. we can take a look at video. at stake, people are waiting to see how the nation's highest court will rule on two days dealing with the 14th amendment which addresses a person's right and equal protection of the law. the supreme court will decide whether states should be required to issue marriage licenses to sakes couples and if a state should be issuing marriages in other states. it should be the state's right

to define marriage, people are claiming. some question should same-sex marriage couples have the right as opposite sex couples including tax benefits, hospitals, hospital visitations and some atomtion -- adoptions. some say it's moral morally wrong -- morally wrong. >> there's great precedence for people to step in when a decision cannot be made to protect people's rights. >> it's not going to come to a clear-headed understanding without a supreme court ruling right now. it's just gotten way out of hand, unfortunately >> reporter: the justices are expected to vote. however, anthony kenty is expected to be -- kennedy is

expected to be the swing vote and has a history of backing gay rights. there will be a rally held right here in the castro at 6:00 p.m. that evening. gasia? >> thank you, paul. and thank you for the welcome. a high school in the city will offer an lgbt studies class next fall. this is the first in san francisco to focus solely on the history, struggles and achievements of the lgbt community. the class will cover the history of gay leaders including san francisco's supervisor harvey milk and thade pandemic of the '80s. students will take a field trip to the museum. vallejo police want your help in the investigation of a deadly shooting early this morning. police were called to sonoma boulevard and indiana street half 1:00 a.m. -- just after 1:00 a.m. a 32-year-old man shot was still alive but died at the hospital. his name has not been released.

police are looking for evidence at the crime scene but if you have any information, call them directly or contact the anonymous solano crimestoppers program. we also have an update for you on that deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. there is a new report that a contractor who worked on that building had to rebuild balconies at a complex on the peninsula because of water damage. the cause of the berkeley collapse has not been released but many suspect dry rot from water getting into the wood was a factor. segway construction and a subcontractor were sued. now, according to the chronicle, segway settled out of court for $3.5 million. the bodies of the four irish students killed on the collapse have now arrived in ireland. the evgrooing families are preparing for funerals this

week. the first is funeral is expected to take place tomorrow. a 22-year-old woman from rohnert park was also killed. ♪ now, this sunday mass at saint mariy's -- st. mary's cathedral paid tribute to those killed. police have wrapped up a search for pennsylvania for two convicted killers who escaped from a new york prison two weeks ago now. a witness reportedly spotted the two men near a railroad line in friendship, new york, just north of pennsylvania. the two men have been on the run since june 6th when they used power tools to break out of the clinton correctional facility in upstate new york. >> we interviewed the witness at length and the determination was made that this investigation lead should be

investigated. approximately 300 members of federal state and local law enforcement agencies were brought in for the search. >> new york city state police said the search has been stopped without finding any evidence. the escapees were there. the man accused of fatally shooting a police officer is now in custody. he was arrested saturday for aggravated assault on a woman with a gun. officials say while he was in the police vehicle, he somehow managed to shoot officer daryle holloway in the head. he was seen spotting a bus and still wearing those handcuffs. police are trying to derm how he eluded officers and the k-9 shoot k-9. >> there was a .40 smith & wesson recovered in the vehicle which was believed to be used

in this heinous crime. >> investigators say officer holloway's gun was still in the holster and has not been used. bois is being held bought bond. caltrans and the chp they are cracking down on those drivers that they call freeway jumpers at the freeway exit. drivers would use that exit and then use the onramp to get back on ahead of other drivers. since january, there's been a sign at the end of the offramp ramp says left turn only. now there's often a chp officer out there to enforce the sign. caltrans says it has not received any complaints about the sign and it's looking at ways to add another lane to ease congestion. people all across the country should be planning to pay more for egg dishes at restaurants because of an

outbreak of bird flu. the u.s. agriculture department says egg production has dropped more than 5%. now, california actually isn't seeing as much of a shortage because eggs sold here must be from birds raised with more space. that's providing a buffer zone that helps prevent hens from catching the flu. the u.s. stock market is keeping an eye on what's happening oversees. what the eu in greece has done that has american investors encouraged. no more bad blood between the tech world and an art i why apple is inchanging its tune when it comes to payment policies for music. we're looking at the east bay commute. so far, so god. the eastshore freeway does not look particularly bad. we'll tell you where the slowdowns are. normally i talk about weather here. but i want to give a shout out

to davey, the lead singer of the band. and the drummer and tommy the lead guitarist from livermore. the notes from the man ronnie no longer with us. the notes give on. this is one of my favorite gamma songs. ♪

search teams in new mexico have found the body of a former

missing chef. walter shieb went hiking in taos on june 13th but never came back. he was reported missing the next day. state police and volunteers have been searching for him since wednesday. his body was found late last night. it was off a trail. no cause of death has been announced as of yet. sheib served as the executive chef under clinton and bush from 1994 until 2005. meantime, an investigation is underway in las vegas after a person who was attending a huge electronic dance music festival over the weekend died. now, police say this person who died was a 24-year-old man, he was among 135,000 people who attended edc which ended early this morning. police say the festival took place in record-breaking heat. that led to hundreds of medical calls out there. police also report 26 felony drug-related arrests and also

10 misdemeanor arrests. taylor swift took on annal and won -- on apple and won. pam cook has more. >> on the heels of apple's big announcement about the streaming office, taylor swift is squeaking out about fair -- speaking out about fair treatment for those who flow -- provide the music. an. music was not going to pay the writers, producers or artist force their songs swift posted an apple to letter saying we don't ask for free iphones so don't ask us to provide free music. she feels the need to speak out for those starting out. she says these are the echoed sentiments of every artist, writeert and producer in my social circles who are afraid

to speak up publicly because we admire and respect apple so much. we simply do not respect this particular call. well, late last night an apple executive tweeted we hear you taylor swift. and thenapple announced it will pay them for their music even during that three-month free trial period. this is not the first time she's speaking up u in november, she pulled her entire catalogue from spotify. her explanation, she wasn't willing to contribute her entire life's work for an experiment. i know you are a fan. >> she is speaking up for other artists. firefighters are battingling a fire near the

nevada border. some 6500 acres have burned. five homes and 15 historic cabins are in danger. also several local roads are closed. a wildfire in san bernardino county is still burning out of croat -- control. it started wednesday. more than 17,000 acres have burned so far. at this point, the fire is just 19% contained. the cause is still under investigation. 7:46. as we get ready to go to traffic, did you get all of the pastries i brought in. >> i ate everything. >> we wanted to welcome you. have to take care of you. sal is here, you are watching the commute. did you get any of the pastries? >> i did. thank you, dave. you know what? in honor of the first, gasia, with the morning team, we have some fun facts about you. [laughter] >> be careful. >> okay. >> gasia means cinnamon in

armeniaian. she -- armenian. got first job in yuma, arizona, worked in stations in alabama and san diego, moved back to the bay area and joined ktvu ten years ago. people don't realize that -- you don't start off here. you went to alabama. >> right. i went to arizona right out of san diego state, all the way to alabama, and then arizona, couple -- coming here. sal you know how far wonderful it is. >> i wouldn't leave it and her morning tour continues all week long. >> thank you, sal. you are a sweetheart. the traffic is doing very well. you will have to wait 15 minutes before you get on the bridge. that's not too bad. 88 is already improving. if you have the luxury of

waiting around. it's okay. 880 is a little crowded but not that bad. as you drive through. so we are beginning to see some improvement. i will tell you what's not improved. southbound 101 approaching ralston avenue. there is an injury accident. san mateo traffic is slow. happily, 280 is not a bad option heading down the peninsula. at 7:47. let's go to steve. >> sal, have i ever told you my world tour to get here? chico, san jose, monterey, san francisco, chicago, denver and then finally here. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's a tour. >> that's a tour. and i'm glad leaving. where is my lighter, i'm gonna hold it up for you. it's a camera now. we have a lot of low clouds around. i tell ya, yesterday was a cooldown. daly city, 53, 7-mile-an-hour breeze. cloudy skies in daly city. although there are a few breaks in the fog down toward santa cruz. enjoy it. most of the coast is dealing

with a pretty solid fog bank there. 50s, 60s 63 in brentwood. a 7 san jose. santa rosa, 51. name, 53. 53 in san francisco. and patrick in redwood shores wind, wind, wind and more wind. already feels like fall and 55 degrees and yeah, a westerly breeze at 10 miles per hour at rws, wed wood shores -- redwood shores. good morning, steve. >> thank you. >> to me, it feels like things are two months in advance. it feels that way. west at 21 at fairfield. west at oakland, west at napa sea breeze. the coldest water temp at least the coldest i can find is the bodega bay buoy at 49. san francisco buoy, 53. half moon bay and monterey at 55. it's warmer tat north and south. but outside of the golden gate, there's some cold water there. 36 in truckee. they made it to 32. 52 ukiah. they made it to 49. i want to show you, it will be

hot in the southeast. look at this cell moving into chicago. any travel plans, boom. i mean, this is a huge complex that's moving into milwaukee, chicago and there are severe thunderstorm warnings out. if you are at the airport, you are -- you will probably get delayed. ridge of high pressure showing every sign of building in from the desert southwest where it's been scorching hot. 114 to 116 down toward phoenix. won't be until wednesday/thursday but it's a sign of things to come. the key, it may tap into the mon soin moisture way ahead of schedule. we'll keep an eye on it. 60s to 90s. 90 in clearlake. 82 napa. 77 vallejo. 75 probably for about benicia. upper os to near 90 for brentwood -- 80s to for brent

wood. 60s cool on the coast. mid- to upper 70s the peninsula. warmer on tuesday. we could get rather toasty away from the coast. wednesday, thursday into friday. maybe a lot of high clouds on the weekend. could be a topsy-turvy weekend. >> i want it comfortable for gasia. >> i'm working on it. >> my parents in livermore, every time i go there, i was like did i grow up in this? this is oppressive. >> i agree with you. >> thank you. >> thank you. there's a woman who is the woman, a french teen making history in major league baseball. 16-year-old melissa became the first known female baseball player to be added to mlb's abandon international registration list. that means this young lady will be eligible to be signed by a major league club next month. she's one of four players from

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the investigation goes on into the shooting, the victim, thomas mendez. a gofundme page reports he was a cook at the katie's corner and katie's creek restaurants in san ramon and walnut creek. authorities say mendez was inside a car when someone in another car started shooting. that caused mendez's car to crash into the center divide. he died later. parents plan to protest against dramatic staffing changes. almost all of the teachers at west valley elementary in sunnyvale will be transferred to other schools in the district. now, originally west valley teachers had been told they would have to reapply for their jobs and that someone would be

left in place after that -- after what was described as tension. school district and the teachers' union decided that -- that would be unfair. now the plaen is to transfer all teachers to ear -- now the plan is to transfer all teachers to other schools. there will be a rally from parents demanding the teachers be left. napa earthquake repairs are still being made. streets that were damaged by water mains, are the main focus. there are 163 place where crews need to restore the pavement and make permanent repairs. the city will spend more than $400,000 on this pro project. most of the -- on this project. most of the costs will be covered by the state office of emergency services. a stray cat that somehow made it from australia all the way to ireland has been rue i nighted with the owners. the cat was named tigger. it was spotted in northern ireland.

a microchip revealed the 15- year-old's identity and home address which is sydney, australia. an animal organization tracked trigger's owner. australia is a lock, long way -- long, long way. coming up, another case of vandalism in san francisco ahead of the pride celebration. >> reporter: that's right. that mural on 24th and bryant vandalized again for the second time in a week. coming up, the rush to get it replaced before pride events this weekend. we are looking at a commute in the south bay where we see slow traffic already on 237. seems to be getting slower here since the last time we saw it. we'll give a look at the freeways -- coming up. well, plenty of fog on the coast and parts of the bay. it looks like a decent day. there are signs there could be a big warmup inland later in the week. we'll talk about that.

>> we're live in san jose where the streets of city hall are now closed as police tray to coax a man nine stories high up in a crane to come down. we'll tell you how they are doing that -- coming up. a san francisco mural defaced for a second time. we'll tell you why the timing is significant. now there is a rush to get it repaired. well, good morning. welcome back to the 8:00 a.m. hour of "mornings on 2." these are live pictures. we're in downtown san jose. this is a crane. and there is a man at the top of that crane and because of

that, there have been roads closed around san jose city hall and it's been going on for hours. those roads, though, have since reopened. we'll check in with tara moriarty to tell you what is going on with the man up there and what the police are doing. all of the latest information is coming. >> it's monday, june 22. i'm dave clark. we're welcoming gasia. >> so happy to be here. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. we would like to start your morning by checking weather and heading over to steve paulson. low clouds for some. sunny for many. but the fog on the coast favors everywhere except santa cruz. there are a few spots on the santa cruz coast that don't have the fog. we'll have temperatures pretty nice unless you are far inland. then a lot of 60s, 70s and low 80s. low cloud deck. but george mccray, he said from the fire in the pea soup was in scottsdale last weekend.

a friend of mine was also in phoenix where it was 114 to 116 degrees. today in the 50s. currently 52.7. yes, there have been some incredibly hot temperatures down into arizona. record highs all over the place last week. 50s and 60s already. we had a few 40s here. now we're starting to warm up. not that much, though. still west, 20. gusts to 24. that's a decent delta breeze. no sign of that collapsing and there's a big fog bank out there. but everything says by the middle of the week, high pressure is on the way and some of that warm, hot temperatures will make it into the valley. we'll keep an eye on that. morning fog. 80s through the interior. 60s, 70s, coast and bay. i haven't heard anything yet. normal slow traffic. nothing too bad. we've heard a couple of things out there that have been very slow. but nothing major when it comes to most freeways. but the people in vacaville and fairfield have something to say

about that. we had a six car pileup on the shoulder. it was in the lanes. but traffic coming out of vacaville has been steady and slow into fairfield. that crash was put off to the side. they had some activity there. highway 37 by the way is slow out of vale heading west. when you get to marin county, southbound 101 slows near -- actually slows after 37 to central san rafael. let's go to a live picture. i want to show you the traffic on interstate 880 from our ktvu commuter cam. pardon me. north of the coliseum. you can see some slow traffic here coming up and it's -- this is just north of the coliseum here. it's gonna stay that way until you reach about 23rd. then it breaks free. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, that is improving quite a bit. loosening up here. it's backed up for 10, 15- minute delay. in san jose near -- right in northbound 208 that looks good getting up to highway 17. back to the desk.

>> all right. thank you. a bizarre standoff in san jose, it's now coming up on the 12th hour now. a man climbed nine stories up on a crane right near city hall and police are still trying to get him down from there. tara moriarty joining us live. you've been out there all morning, what's the latest. what's happening out there. >> we just started to see some movement. it looks like this man has now woken up. he's raised up the blind. there was this shade that was protruding at the top portion. he just put it up. he's standing up there in his shorts. he has a bottle of water. we're not sure if he's getting ready to come down. officers have been trying to make contact with him and they have blocked off 6th street between santa clara and st. john nearly hall but he's up there still. nine stories high. a witness saw him criming that crane around 8:30 last night. they called 911. police have not identified him.

but he's evplood to be a homeless man from -- believed to be a homeless man out of the area. police say he appeared to be intoxicated. >> hercules at times inco then -- he's at hymes in coherent -- he's incoherent. his sobriety is in question. >> reporter: officers will sit and wait this out. once again, 6th street between santa clara and st. john is closed. parents of students who attend the elementary school have to park and walk around or drop their kids off around the corner from the 6th street entrance. you can see he's sort of hanging out up there. we're not sure if he's having any communication with officers who are supposedly down below and no word -- no ink link of when -- inkling of when he intends to come down. >> what a strange story. all right, tara moriarty in san jose. thank you. also developing this

morning, a san francisco art gallery is reaching out for help after the new mural was defaced for a second time. brian flores live now from the mission district. brian, tell us why the gallery thinks it's being targeted here. >> hi, gasia. good morning. the mural on 4th and bryant here in san francisco's mission district was meant to promote understanding and tolerance. days before pride weekend, the mural was defaced a second time. want to go to pictures of the damaged mural on the gallery's facebook page. you can see a vandal spray painted over a depiction of lesbian and gay couples and a transjepedzer man. this latest incident is -- transgender man. this latest incident is believed to have happened on saturday. >> i can't believe it. the displacement going on, particularly the mission district and it's unbelievable that such a beautiful piece of artwork that the community loves. >> reporter: now, on top of this, the gallery and the artists say they have received

homophobic hate speech and physical threats through social media. the digital mural glued onto the wall in sections like wall becamer was first unveiled on the 12th of this month but was defaced the first time on the following monday. volunteers spent thursday replace ig the mural and it was defaced against this past saturday. this is being reported as a hate crime. the gallery said the defacement and redefacement of the current mural has only proven the credibility of its purpose. they believe the importance of continued dialogue about lgbt visibility awareness and acceptance in the mission district and within the greater latinos. the gallery is asking for donations to replace the mural. we provided a link at ktvu.com. there's surveillance cameras where near where the mural is in the hopes that there's footage from the surveillance camera and will hopefully have leads in this case.

back to you. >> thank you. no ruling on same-sex marriage came down this morning bull it could come down this week. in the second half of "mornings on 2," ktvu's paul chambers is going to break down what it means for same-sex marriage. high school it in san francisco will offer an lgbt studies fall next week. the class is the first in san francisco to focus solely on the history, struggles and achievements of the community. the class will cover the history of gay leaders including harvey milk. also the a.i.d.s. pandemic of the '80s. students will take a field trip to the glbt history museum. vallejo police want your help after a deadly shooting early this morning. police were called to sonoma boulevard and indiana streets about 1:00 a.m. they found a 32-year-old man still alive after being shot but he died after he was taken to the hospital. the victim's name has not been released as of yet. the search for ed continues. now, if you have any -- evidence continues. if you have any information,

contact them directly or do it through the crimestoppers program. the trial of the man accused of murdering a vallejo police officer continues in about an hour from now. henry albert smith is accused of shooting and killing officer james kaput following a bank robbery in vallejo. it happened in november of 2011. smith is facing the death penalty if convicted of murder. the prosecution's system will continue this morning at 9:00. happening today, parents at a south bay elementary school will be rallying against proposed staffing changes. the teachers at west valley will be transferred to other schools in the district. originally west valley teachers had been told they would have to replay a -- reaplay for the jobs -- reapply for the jobs. the district decided that would be unfair so the plan now is to transfer nearly all of the teachers to the schools. the parents will hold a rally at the school demanding the teachers be left at west

valley. that rally set for 6:00 tonight. 8:09. emanuel methodist episcopal church in charleston, south carolina, it opened the doors and held a service over the weekend just days after a gunman killed the pastor and eight other church members. it's an historic church. it embraced strangers yesterday who walked into the church from the street or tuned in from home for the first service since wednesday's mass shooting. >> many of the families -- many of the family members of the deceased, so we came here because we wanted to support them. >> right now, our differences are placed aside and we're united. we're one. >> the man who is accused in the shooting, 21-year-old dylan roof is still -- dylann roof is still behind bars. ted cruz will reportedly returnal $8500 donation to the leader of a white supremacist

group. according to the guardian newspaper, earl holt has donated to other gop candidates, including rand paul and rick santorum. the debate whether to remove the confend rit flag is also spilling over into the presidential race. yesterday, candidates santorum and huckabee both said it was up to south carolina to decide whether to take down the flag. other candidates including ted cruz and scott walker have also said the matter should be left to the state. jeb bush has called for the flag to be removed. hillary clinton is speaking out against what she calls institutionalized racism. she told the crowd at a rally that our problem is not all

klansmanmen. she believes race is a deep faultline in america. she also echoed president obama's call for common sense gun reform. still ahead -- the contractor connected to the balcony collapse in berkeley has a bit of a history. if you make more money, do you waste more water? we'll break down a new report that suggests just that. good morning. the east bay commute right now, not a bad commute. a little bit slow on 880 northbound as you head up to downtown oakland. the week is going to start off on the cool side for some, not too pad for others. but by wednesday, thursday, there would be some smokin' hotter its inland.

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a new study shows high-nk families are using more water. the contra costa times looked at how much water the average household uses in 16 cities. the papers report families in san lorenzo used 51 gallons per person per day. but that's just 15% of the amount used per person in the town of diablo. some of that is because homes and yards are bigger and

weather is hotter on the east side of the hills. but the study shows those using more water holds across our state. for example, oakland uses an average of 57 gallons per person per day, neighboring piedmont averages 110 gallons. on the other side of the east bay hills, the average in pleasant hill is about 79 gallons, right next door, walnut creek, well, that averages 125 gallons per person per day. the water at folsom lake is so low, boaters had to take their boats out this weekend. normal years, the boats could say docked well into september. but the water level is so low at 414 feet, the boat owners couldn't believe the boats in the water. >> i'm gonna really miss coming out and taking the kids and wake boarding and enjoying the afternoons. i guess i have to find another

hobby for the rest of the summer. >> once the water level drops below 400 feet, the speed limit will drop to only 5 miles an hour. that's just too slow for water skiing. president obama's trip to california last week anniversarily landed him in the mid -- inadvertently handed him in the middle of a debate. this is him getting ready to play golf. the lush greens. they've been reducing their dependance. the national resource defense council says golf courses must do more to reduce water consumption. 8:17. sal's been taking care of the commute all morning like you always do. you are watching 880. >> i am and unfortunately, we have a crash to talk about. it had been going okay. now we have a crash reported northbound 880 near high street. you can see for yourself that traffic is very slow coming up

here. i could see some frashing lights up -- flashing lights near high street. the traffic will be slow. if you have time, i -- and there go the paramedics there on the lower left. they are trying to sneak through the traffic here. if you have time, i would suggest using 580 instead. this crash at high street is really making things terrible now from san leandro heading up into downtown oakland. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, not too bad. it's improved a little bit. it's backed up for 15, 20 minutes. i want to talk about marin county and the richmond/san rafael bridge here. southbound 101 slows to san rafael. a little bit of slow traffic on the richmond bridge driving toward san rafael. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you, sal. we have a pretty good sized fog bank out there. a lot over the bay. sunny for some. had a nice picture from julia down in ben ben lomond. some low cloud deck making

parts of san jose airport, that's cloudy. the temperatures will start to warm up. but not that much. by thursday they could get very, very hot. 50s, 60s, already. nothing crazy. but a lot of 50s closer to the coast. had a few 40s. no too many. west 20. still gusts to 24. decent delta breeze. westerly component from snowe all the way out to livermore. it's not howling but it's there. we get the onshore breeze. one of the coldest temps on the coast is the bodega bay buoy at 49. san francisco, 53. then mid-50s monterey and half moon bay. warm, south you can find warmer. made it to 32 in truckee this morning. they are now 45. 50s, 60s for many. possibility of some very scorching temperatures coming up. in fact, it's been really hot in phoenix. this is from debra corpton. true story, it's been so hot in phoenix. how hospital has it been? one of my son's friends has

been driving with an oven mit? come. >> i believe it. i have two observes who have been down there. they said it's amazingly hot down there. it's building -- that high- pressure system is building, there are signs that the sacramento valley up to redding could get to 110 or 112. we'll see. chicago, 76. the severe thunderstorm complex that's roaring through. look at this. there are severe weather watches around warnings out from milwaukee to chicago. there will probably be travel delays until that beast goes through. for us, a lot of low clouds and fog except for a few. it -- you can start to see the weather build high pressure starting to build a little bit. it will take another day or two before it makes it here. but there are signs of a pretty good warmup. however, there's also signs that we might get some of that monsoon moisture coming up from arizona. which would be way ahead of schedule. usually it's mid-july into august. not in june. but there are hints that for the weekend. morning fog, sunny, niz.

warmer inland. 80s to 90s. 60s, 70s, closer to the water. we bump it up for the usual spocks. far enough away from any fog influence. 60s, 70s, 80s. low to mid-80s for others. 70s around the water. upper 70s to 80s for some around san jose. but then upper 80s to near 90 towards gilroy, morgan hill. 50s, 60s on the coast. san bruno and then 70s on the peninsula. low, mid, upper. does look about the same. warmer tuesday, a warmup starts to kick in. thursday could get hot around here. could be a lot of high clouds coming in on the weekend. a little too far out there to fine tune yet. we'll get there. >> maybe break out the oven mits on thursday. >> i believe it. >> i couldn't believe that. >> so thankful to be here. thank you. coming up -- a run for the special olympics in northern california. who is participating and who is it means for the organization. plus, global investors closely watching the talks between greece and the

creditors. they are trying to beat the deadline that could lead to default.

u.s. stock markets are all up. the dow is up by 165 points. a couple of reasons why wall street is reacting this way. the first ut is a drawnout consolidation service. cigna has rejected a buyout from anthem. but anthem will try again. also investors around the world encouraged despite eurozone, finance ministers not being able to work out a debt deal with greece. there's optimism this week. greece has submitted a fresh set of reform considers that is considered a positive step toward greece repaying debts. the median price of homes,

the average price 1700 the all- time high set back in july of 2006. the national association of realtors said sales of existing homes jumped 5% last month. it's the third month in a row sales rates have dropped 5 million. that puts sales on pace for the best year since the 2008 recession. more changes coming to twitter. twitter reportedly is working on a feature to make it easier to discover various projects. it would be a dedicated pager where you could find out about products you want to buy. twitter would know what you buy simply by what you tweet. google is taking a big stance against revenge porn. what you can do if photos were posted without your consent. >> reporter: a supreme court ruling from the united states could have an effect on this week's pride celebration.

i will explain why. we're gook looking at a -- looking at a commute in oakland. there is an injury accident up at high street. that has two lanes closed. well, it looks like we're starting the week off with near normal temps on this first full day of summer. it may feel like blazing hot summer inland on thursday. more on that.

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welcome back. it's monday, it's june 22nd. it's gasia mikaelian day. >> i don't know about that. >> first day with us on "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. thrilled to be here with you this morning. get you out the door, let's start by checking in with steve

paulson. >> well, typical june pattern here. summer pattern. not much in the way of warmth by the coast. there will be plenty of sunshine and nice to warm temperatures. it's late her in the week when things look like they could heat up. it's been hot in the desert southwest. some of that may be expanding northward here by wednesday into thursday. today we start off with the low cloud deck. temperatures yesterday, 74, 72, 83. 7. bumped it up a little bit today. these are slightly below average. generally a little bit below. it looks like we'll be near average to above. that's inland, coast, bay. they may have to wait to see a warmup. san francisco, 64 today. 62 yesterday. still 3 below average for this time of year. too much fog except for parts of santa cruz. 50s and 60s on the temps. a few 40s starting to see 60s inland. plenty of low clouds by the coast. all signs point to a significant warmup in the interior thursday and friday.

today, sunny and nice. 80s for some. 60s, 70s for most. sal, you've had a quiet morning so far. did something happen? >> we have a problem in oakland. we had motorcycle accident northbound 880 at high street. northbound 880, that stent has been cleared to the -- accidents that been cleared to the side. it's right up here, you can see the flashing lights. the damage is done. traffic is very slow from before this picture all the way up to about here. now it's going to be let loose. we'll have see a lot of slow traffic in oakland. you should use 580 as an alternate route. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is better than it was. but still about a 15-minute delay before you make it onto the bridge and get into san francisco. highway 101 at -- as you get up to the commute with mountain view, southbound 101 at the moffett there is a crash, traffic will be slow as you drive in both directions here.

not only southbound but northbound driving into mountain view on 101. 8:31. back to the desk. the u.s. supreme court handed down rulings but not on same-sex marriage. next week we may hear. it may be thursday. paul chambers is joining us live from san francisco. you've been talking with people about this much-anticipated decision, paul. >> reporter: that's correct. i talked to one woman who said she married seven years ago by then-mayor gavin newsom. thursday may be the day that we figure out what happens and if the decision comes down, there's a lot of stake and it could affect the pride celebration this week. >> it should be equal in life and equal in love. >> reporter: new, people all across the country are waiting to see how the nation's highest court will rule on two cases dealing with the 14th amendment which addresses the person's right and equal protection understand the law. the supreme court will decide

whether stating should be required to issue marriage licenses to stakes couples. and if they should be recognizing marriages performed in another state. the state claim it should be the state's right. some say it's more rally wrong. others say a same-sex decision is long overdue. >> there's get precedent throughout history of the supreme court needing to step in when the people in a democratic way or nondemocratic way can't make a decision that actually protects people's rights. >> the four justices are expected to vote inive faker. the conservatives are expected to vote against it with the compeltion of justice anthony -- exception of justice anthony kennedy, expected tosh the swing vote and has a history of -- expected to be the swing

vote and has a history of backing gay marriage. dave? >> we'll keep following this story. when a rules comes down, be sure to like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. we'll have updates also at ktvu.com. an update on the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. there is a new report that a contractor who worked on the building had to rebuild balconies at a complex on the peninsula due to water damage. the cause of the berkeley happens has not been released. but experts suspect that dry rot from water getting into the wood was a factor. according to the chronicle, segway construction of pleasanton had a waterproofing subcontractor and they were sued after balconies were destroyed by dry rot three years after construction. according to the paper, segway settled out of court for mare than $3.5 million. sunday mass at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco paid

tribute to those killed and injured in the collapse. five irish students an one from the bay area died when the balcony they were standing on suddenly collapsed last tuesday. seven more people who were injured in that balcony collapse remained in the hospital, as of this weekend, according to the irish consulate. >> somebody said to me today, how are you? i would say my heart is broken. broken for the suffering of these families over the past week. >> the last of the victims' families returned home to ireland last night. those grieving families are preparing for funeral services this week. the bodies of four of the irish students arrived in ireland yesterday. the first is expected to take place tomorrow. the body of the fifth student will arrive in ire land today.

89:35. firefighters -- 8:35. firefighters battling a firefighter south of markleeville near the nevada border. they called this the washington fire. at least 6500 acres have been burned, mandatory evacuation orders remain in place. at least five homes and 15 hifnl cabins are in danger and several of the local roads out there are closed down. a wildfire in san bernardino county, it's still burning out of control. this one started on wednesday about 90 miles east of l.a. more than 17,000 acres have been burned so far. the fire is only 19% contained. the cause of the fire still under investigation. >> and firefighters in madera county hope the sky fire will be fully contained by tomorrow night. this one's burning in the gold country. this is northeast of fresno near oak hurst. it's threatening at least 200 homes and buildings. it's only 40% contained. investigators think that fire was sparked by a car on

thursday. well, police in pacifica say they are taking a zero tolerance approach on illegal fireworks for the 4th of july. police say anyone with illegal fireworks could be fined $1,000 and be arrested. safe and sane fireworks. they are allowed in the city but not at the beaches. now, as an alternative, they will be allowed in the south linda mar parking lot. proof when taylor swift talks, big businesses listens. pam cook here with more. >> she took action on apple's big announcement speaking out again about fair treatment for the people who provide the service. apple was offering a free trial for anyone who signs up. but they weren't going to pay the write, producers or asts --

writers, producers or artists. she posted an open et willer to apple saying -- posted an open letter to apple saying, we don't ask for free iphones so don't ask us for free music. she writes -- now, late last night, apple executives tweeted we hear you, taylor swift, and artists. they apple announced it will pay artists, writers and producers for their music even during the three-month free trial period. and you might remember, this is not the first time she's speaking ut. back in november, she pulled her entire catalogue from spat

spotify. her explanation she was not willing to contribute her life's work to an experiment. an investigation is underway in las vegas after a person attending a huge electronic dance music he festival over the weekend died. police say the person who died was a 24-year-old man. he was wrong 135,000 people who attended e.d.c. which ended this morning. police say the festival took place in record-breaking heat. that led to a number of medical calls. police report 26 felony drug related arrests and ten misdemeanor arrests. search teams in new mexico have found the body of a missing former white house chef. walter scheib went hiking in tuesday taos. he never return home. state police and volunteers had been searching since wednesday. hess body was found late last night off a trail. no cause of death has been release. he served of as white house executive chef under presidents clinton and george w. bush from

1994 to 2005. 8:39. police searching for those two escaped convicts have wrapped up a search near pennsylvania for the convicted killers who broke out of a new york prison more than two weeks ago. now, a witness reportedly spotted david sweat and richard matt near a railroad line in friend shp, new york. that's -- friendship, new york. that's north of pennsylvania. no sign of the men there. they have been on the run since june 6th. the main manhunt remains in upstate new york. well, google has a new policy to crack down on revenge porn. within the next couple of, with, people can commit a form asking google to take down and remove nude or sexually explicit images from search results posted without their consent. google said it will treat the search results the same way it premoves other information like a bank account and social security numbers. stitch eight head, the

women's -- still ahead, the women ally world cup continues -- women's world cup continues. >> reporter: we're in san francisco's union square where san francisco pd is getting ready for a very important pigs -- important mission. it involves helping special olympics. right now we're looking at some traffic conditions that have become a little bit worse than what we started with. but we have good news in oakland. inland temps will enjoy sunshine and warmer conditions bun the coast dealing with a lot of that june gloom. we'll see how long this lasts if it lasts throughout the week or if there will be changes. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once.

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if you are in san francisco, don't be su bribed to -- don't be surprised to see police officers running around the city. they are part of the torch run that happens. john sasaki is live. the open ceremonies starts in a couple of minutes, right? >> reporter: starts in a couple of minutes. this is one of those things that i love doing. i get to talk to you on tv and i get to talk about one of my favorite organizations.

i've been working with them for 20 years. i was honored to be asked to lead the torch one out of union -- run out of union square. i'm emceeing this as i am on friday at the summer games at uc davis. that's going on on friday. he'll be running the torch. i get to take the first leg. joining me now, right now pay padmore and rob o'sullivan. what is the importance for the san francisco police department for doing the run? >> we're very pleased to be part of the program. there's over 17,000 who have challenges. this is a program we've been part of for many years. the torch will be here this morning. we'll run approximately eight years -- or eight miles. [laughter] >> i got a fitbit for father's day. i can log all of my work.

it's very rewarding. something we're pleased to be part of. >> you don't look like you are ready to run? >> no, i'm passing it to you. and thank you to channel 2. welcome gasia to the morning and john, you will lead us on the one. >> how do you say gas seia's last name -- gasia's last name? >> gasia mikaelian. >> whoa! that's right. >> what has you so excited about this. >> we have so many blessings. these olympians are champions. when everybody crosses a line to gather, we all win. this is a huge up for us. >> that's fantastic. thank you. i want to show you real quick. i'm wearing my t-shirts. this is one of the special olympic t-shirts, we have athletes. are you read y for this? >> he yes, another successful

torch run. if we cannot win, let is be brave in the a -- let us be brave in the attempt. >> reporter: we'll be doing this in a few minutes. gasia and dave, i expect you to come out and run with us. >> we support you. >> john, you said, i don't know if i can do it, you are in great shape. you are a sports coach. but how far are you gonna run and i would imagine the torch will get heavy soon? >> reporter: i've not held the torch. about ten pounds or so. it will be a heavy thing to be carrying. i'm gonna try to run a quarter mile, half-mile and then hand it off to one of these more ta lengthed -- talented in-shape police officers. >> you do a lot of work in support of the olympics. a lot of people are very proud of what you do and appreciate it. >> reporter: well, you know, it has nothing to do with me, honestly. i have such a great time. it's so rewarding to see these athletes and to see them

succeed on the field of competition. that's what it's all about. i'm there for them. >> john sasaki in san francisco, thank you. let's go and check the roads. a lot of people are reading out the door. 8:47. let's see what traffic is doing. hi, sal. right now, northbound 880 we'll start there because traffic has improved. they removed the motorcycle accident. it didn't look like the injuries were severe. that's good news. 88 is recovering. still slow from san leandro. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic recovering there getting into san francisco. i did want to mention that nguyen is a mess as you -- that 1 is a mess as you drive into -- that 101 is a mess as you drive into mountain view. southbound 880 at decoto road, they are clearing an accident there. let's go to steve. well, some low clouds around. what's new? we can dial this in. it looks like changes later in the week. it could be very warm for some inland. but today, pretty typical for

the first full day of summer started yesterday at 9:39 a.m. for us. get the low clouds. some of it burning off. never really looks like -- it might be circling the wagons down toward santa cruz. but there's some sun on the coast. most of the coast, including all the way up on the sonoma coast, 60s for a few. had a few 40s this morning. i know up in ukiah. i know middletown. napa airport. upper 40s there. a lot of 50s there. san jose, low 60s. alamo 671. they made it to 52. still 53 in san francisco. west wind, 20, gusts to 24. had gusts to 31 a couple of hours ago. south at concord. napa also oakland, and -- unless there's one i haven't seen, the coldest is the bodega bay buoy on the west coast at 39. warmer to the north and warm to the south. half moon bay, 55. it's warm in the bay. outside of the golden gate some of the coldest water around. you get that heat in the valley. we turn on that natural air

conditioning. truckee made it to 32 this morning. it's already 88 in las vegas. a couple of people said i'm going to las vegas this weekend. will it be hot? is 110 hot? i don't know. >> all right. >> reading might hit 110s -- redding might hit 110 as well. naturally it's warming up. southeast, northeast, chicago, though, if you are watching at the airport and i know there's people out there, kaboom. look at milwaukee and chicago. severe warnings. this is a monster system going through. you might encounter some delays. looks like a big system. for us, there's the big fog bank. high pressure in the four corners says i think i will leave the phoenix area and start to build northward. today, fog, sun, cool for some. mild, nice for others. warm for those far enough away. but warmer weather. if not tuesday, wednesday and thursday. it could be really hot in the valley. morning fog, sunny, nice.

inland warmer after the cooldown. 60s, 70s and 80s, 90s. take your pick. overall we're looking for a rather significant warmup as we head toward midweek. typical. below for some. near average for others. same for the santa clara valley. san jose 77. 60s on the coast. 60s, 70s on the peninsula. and 64 inland san francisco. a little warmer tuesday. it looks much warmer wednesday, thursday. especially thursday into friday. could be a lot of tropical clouds coming in later in the week which would be something unusual for june. >> we'll see. >> any hope for wayn -- for rain? >> it could be cloudy and kind of muggy which is not what we want. >> thank you, steve. thank you. well, 21-year-old golfer jordan spieth, he won the u.s. open. his second straight major tournament. it was a wild finish. now, dustin johnson had a chance to win with an eagle on the 18 but he missrd the --

missed the shot. i was missing and then dustin missed a birdie putt. that would have forced a playoff with spieth. so spieth here, he's 21. >> wow. >> wins the u.s. open after winning the masters in april. he's the sixth player to ever win both majors in the same year. the next major tournament is the british open. that's next month. women's soccer team faces colombia on round 16 of the cup. match begins at 5:00 tonight. the winner will advance to the quarter finals in chain na. you will find complete -- china. you will find complete coverage at ktvu.com. there are profiles of the 23 players on the u.s. team and a schedule of the games. click on women's world cup in the middle of our home page. >> i figured out what i'm gonna buy you for christmas. it laughs, it cries. it's a robot. >> oh. >> look at this. the latest craze from overseas.

we'll see how this actually feels human emotions.

check this out. this is gasia's christmas gift. its name is pepper. a cute, four-foot tall robot. this can read facial expressions, feel human emotions. if you are mean to it, it gets sad. this sold out over the weekend in japan in 60 seconds. pepper is made by japan. it cost $1600 each. sal, plus $00 extra for data and insurance fees. >> yes. >> come to me. wow. gasia will love that. >> yeah, i am. jurassic world, the movie maintained the oversized ticket

sales. >> ♪ >> that's huge. eve steel paulson saw it. the dinosaur thriller remained the number one movie at the weekend box office. it earned more than $100 million. that's the second highest take for any movie's second week. only the avengers from 2012 has done better. jurassic wornld set an opening -- world set an opening record last weekend. if you don't eat your dinner, you won't get any dessert. >> did he just say we wouldn't have dessert? >> the emeryville studio earned more more than $91 million with the emotions going on in a young girl's head. the best opening for any movie that wasn't a sequel based on other source materials like a book or a soong. it was the first pixar movie not to open in first place. $91 million not bad. look everything knows this is your first day, gasia, with

us on "mornings on 2." we are glad that you were here. >> thank you! >> how does it feel being with us? >> it feels great. it feels good having the first show down. i had so many people say i'm gonna watch at 7:00. maybe 7:15. i used to anchor the 5:00 and 6:00 cast. my kids were going too bed at 9:30. i went to bed at 9:00 which -- >> it was still light out. >> it was. i'm gathering tricks from all of you and also pam about how we get into this morning routine and i appreciate everything. >> you will like this time of the year. when it gets -- dash. >> bedtime,. hey, sal, how is the commute looking? >> glad you asked. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it has improved. no major problems coming through. there's a little bit of a delay here on 880. we had an earlier motorcycle

accident. good thing it turned out to be not that serious but the traffic looks serious. and finally, in the south bay, 101 is a mess on the peninsula. trying to get to mountain view from both directions. no problems. i would use 280 if i were you. here's steve. fog, unis, fog by the coast, 60s, 70s around the bay. could get very warm around wednesday. >> a lot of bad weather with the humidity. >> yes, exactly. >> it's the perfect forecast for gasia day. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> we're back at noon. you can get all of the latest information on our mobile apps and at ktvu.com. ♪ to keep me alive ♪

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