ktvu's steve paulson will be long in a moment to show us the forecast. >>> richman police tell ktvu they are searching for two men on bicycles blamed for a over night shooting. investigators say the two men on bikes fired 20 shots at a man walking down the street. an emergency helicopter rushed the victim to the hospital. he is in serious but stable condition. >>> he dreamed of becoming a firefighter but now the family of the boy is planning his funeral. ktvu's claudine wong is talking to grieving family members. >> reporter: famying and friends -- family and friends stood in the spot where he was gunned down. >> they chased him, shot him in the back of my aunt's house. my kids seen it. it is sad. >> reporter: his mother gave us this picture of her son and she talked to him 20 minutes before the shooting. he was on his way home when he was shot. the sister made this plea. >> if you know anything, just let us know. he did not deserve to die. >> reporter: neighbors say there were a lot of people around when this happened. there were kids in the driveway where he was shot, there were kids a

thank you for waking up with us, personally i think the weather is very nice, let's check in with steve paulson for weather. >>> there has been a bunch, not the case today, 60s and 70s coast and bay, 80s and mid-to- upper 90-degrees, here is sal. >>> good morning traffic is off to a nice start, marin is looking good and westbound 92 looks good as you head to the high-rise, 502 -- let's go back to the desk. >>> and we have a story we first told you about this morning. investigators are on the scene at augusta street. now you are taking a look at cell phone video that tara moriarty shot from the scene shortly after 3:00 this morning and the neighbors say they saw a man running from the building holding a gas can. they say the same building went up in flames almost a year to the day. we will have an update on that coming up. >>> police are looking for three gunmen wanted for a home invasion robbery and an adult woman and her adult son were injured in this accident, alex? >> reporter: good morning, yes, police have not given us the condition of that 62-year-old woman and we understand she underwent

[ laughter ] >> december it was warm. [ talking at the same time ] >> steve paulson, thank you. >>> well, investigators remain on the scene of the officer involved shooting in san francisco. it happened hours ago in the financial district. ahead we will take you back out live of this developing story. >>> a live look at the big board. dow is up 100 points. 12,908. >>> we are returning now to our top story, a officer involved shooting in san francisco. over to ktvu's paul chambers who is in the financial district with the news. >> reporter: i can tell you i have new information, you can see there is an active scene. officers plan to be out here for several hours. at davis and washington. look at video shot earlier. the new information is the person was a tcho temporary employee. 30 years old. a shooting happened at 10:14 at peer 17. he went up to a co-worker and slashed him. the victim, the establishing victim followed the suspect up washington street, that is when the suspect engaged one officer. the officer told the suspect to stop. ignored the first officer. came across a second office

. >> i am pam cook, let's check in with steve paulson for the weather. >> what are you gigelling aboute have not much changing here. but if you enjoy today's weather, maybe a slight cool down and some upper 80s closer to the coast, here is my good friend sal. >>> traffic is moving well, southbound 101 as you head down to 580 and it looks good in san jose over to milpitas, let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with breaking news, it has been a busy night for vallejo firefighters. they battled two fires just minutes apart, one was at a strip mall, the other at an empty home, good morning paul. >>

let's check in with steve paulson. you say it's nice but it's warming up. >> yeah. upper 40s near sonoma county. owen that the fog will start to retreat just like our usual drill drill here. 60s and 70s and a little bit warmer inland. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. traffic is moving along very well if you are driving on highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade no major problems here. also highway 237 traffic looks pretty good if you are driving on 237 that traffic is moving along well. still a very active scene in alameda where all morning an overnight car crash injured six people. ktvu claudine wong joins us live with rescue video you will only see on 2 and what is happening now. claudine. >> this area remains shut down, sal. this is island drive just near the mccartney intersection. it will be shut down for hours this morning. you can see the one car that was involved in this still sitting off the side of the roadway where it hit a tree early this morning. right now we are waiting for the accident investigation team to arrive. we are told they should be

let's check in with steve paulson. how is the friday forecast? >> you were just saying you like this kind of weather. >> i do. >> for some they want it a little warmer. today it's a very cool pattern. low clouds marching inland. temperatures very close to yesterday's numbers which means 60s and 70s. mainly upper 70s and low 80s near the coast. >> these pictures say it all. look at this water rising from a fire hydrant that was hit by a car in san francisco. this video we received just a few moments ago. this car that was driving on henry street clipped a fire hydrant. ktvu has a crew on the way to check this out. if they cannot figure out how to cap it this has been going since 2:00 in the morning. they may have to shut off water to the neighborhood. a lot of these homes will not have water. if this means you, take your shower now. we'll have an update from the scene coming up in a few. let's go back to the desk. >>> overnight fire raises fears it was deliberately set. someone may have torched a parked truck. ktvu paul chambers is in san leandro

steve paulson is up to tell you if you could expect a warm up for the weekend. and a florida story that is surprising people nationwide, a lifeguard fired for saving a man who was in danger of drowning. >>> this fire broke out around 1:00 a.m. this morning in oakland. ktvu news crew arrived before the first firefighters. flames reached 20 feet in the air. we don't know if it was an accident or deliberately set. >>> huge tree fell and damaged a car in oakland on east 20th street around 3:30 a.m. this morning. the branches snapped and landed on a parked car. the wind probably caused this. chain saws cut the tree limbs into smaller pieces. no one was hurt. >>> we have breaking news right now. we are getting reports of a kayaker in distress. looks like a kayak, bright yellow there on the back of that boat has been rescued. he was in distress and currently being brought to shore. this is in red woodcreek in redwood city. these are live pictures where a kayaker has been rescued and being brought back to shore. as we get more information we will bring it to you. >>> a

. >>> steve paulson is up to tell you which parts of the area have a weekend warm up. >> this is announced there. and involving closely this man and the beating of a former priest. . >>> suspended sheriff reunited with his life after a judge lifted a protective order keeping the pair apart. >> we have more on the case and david joins us live from san francisco. >> reporter: well, the sheriff called it a break in a seven month long nightmare. he was able to have contact again with his wife. >> reporter: suspended sheriff and his wife hugged and kissed this morning minutes after a criminal court judge lifted a protective order that kept the two separated since january. >> how do you feel? >> reporter: the protective order was placed after he was charged with domestic violence after bruising her arm. >> it was friday, july 13th is the last time we were able to be together and holding hands. >> he pleaded guilty to and she went to venezuela. and that caused more delays. she testified at the ethics commission hearing. >> we are extremely happy. and the best thing is not me. it is not ross. >> t

steve paulson went back to a full bay area forecast. >>> 237 looks like stop-and-go traffic, which isavorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh. >>> in a 4-1 vote last night, alameda city council approved a controversial new zoning right the vote will allow construction of more than 2,000 high-density housing units. it also puts the small island opinion city in compliance with state law -- it also puts the small island in compliance with state law. city leaders say the project will still have to go through an approval process that will deal with traffic and other issues. speaking of traffic, sal is coming back -- >>> speaking of traffic, sam is coming back. everyone behaving out there? >> well, we've had some slow traffic. this is because of earlier trouble right near marsh road. they had an accident that cleared up. that has been removed but if you look near the palo alto sign there, you see a lot of slow traffic heading south still and coming out of redwood city

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steve paulson is here. dave? no other steves here. >>> we have some low clouds and fog making a stronger surge and it is usual lay sign inland temperatures warm up and they are finding warm temperatures but over by the coast, it is a cool day, here is sal. >>> good mortgage it is not a bad drive and also the morning commute looks good and it is obvious a lot of people are back for this monday morning commute. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following the latest stories on jack

. >> let's check in with steve paulson for a look at the weather, how are you steve?>>> we have a continued cooling except for san jose, everyone else is cooling and temperatures are 50s 60s and 70s and 80s and here is sal. >>> traffic looks nice as you head out to the high-rise and no trouble on the dumbarton as you head out to the peninsular. 237 crossing is a nice time to go all the way to 101, 35 is the speed limit. let's go back to the desk. >>> 'apartment house fire has killed two people. firefighters are out there saying, this is a big fire, flames shot 20 feet into the air. >> people were just grabbed their pets and whatever they could. you can see them standing on the curb many of them speechless, they had just found out a couple in one of the apartments did not make it out alive. two people called 911 when they woke up to the sound of smoke alarms at 3:30 and next door the apartment was engulfed by flames and that's an apartment where the elderly count lived. the chief said they did not survive. they could see the smoke and neighbors say it was a hume fireba

steve paulson will have the latest with the forecast tomorrow morning very early at 4:30. >> seems likeas been a roller coaster which is nice. you get the heat and it goes away for a while then comes back. >> at least it's not two week deal of heat wave. just a few days. >> a little more manageable that way. >> yeah. >>> hundreds of dog lovers and their canine companions gathered in perkily today. the berkeley east bay humane society held its 15th annual beta barkers festival. dogs were treated to goodie bags, games and contests there was also a spa. a silent auction and a whole lot more. >> there's education, there's training. but most importantly you know the berkeley spay humane society is a nonkill animal shelter and this is our major fundraiser event for the whole year. >>> officials had hoped to raise $45,000 from today's event at golden gate field. >>> the oakland raiders are set to start their first day of training camp tomorrow in napa. it'll be the first summer camp for the team since the death of owner al davis in october. the raiders will have a chance to accomplish a new id

. >> good morning, thank you for waking up with us, steve paulson has the weather forecast how is it looking steve? >>> we are starting off to near 50s and 60 degrees and once the fog heads back to the coast we get sun 70s inland and still low-to-mid 80s, here is sal. >>> here is a look at bay point, traffic is moving along well, and here in bay point, you will see some slow traffic as you drive through the antioch construction zone. it finally has been capped for a while and the gas leak was -- well they couldn't cap it and pg&e workers are on the scene. i wanted to let you know they were briefly evacuated from four homes. we just got word they have been allowed back in and resumebly they will -- resumely they will be allowed and pg&e comes on the scene. we will have a little more on this coming up soon. at 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> and near hercules, tara moriarty is at the gas station where the victims drove to get help, tara? >> reporter: we are learning more about the victims in this case. we understand they are both boyfriend and girlfriend and the young woman is curre

steve paulson, this is the time of year where it is foggy and cold and you can see tourists. >> wellbe a 40-degree spread. we had that yesterday where machine sent was 53 and -- where one area was 53 and another area was 104. >>> it looks good if you are driving on 101 in oakland and if you are driving on the freeways in oakland, let's go pack to the business being. >>> they are now looking for the killer of a 15-year-old boy. claudine wong tells us abouted deadly gunfire and the growing problem across the entire city, claudine wong? >> reporter: when it comes to gunfire even the police chief says the spike is more than he expected and the solution will not be quick. if you take a look behind me, you can see one candle which marks the spot where a 15-year- old was hurt. it was about 8:00 p.m. when police was called. the boy was pronounced dead a half hour later at the hospital and the search is on for the gunman. it happened just as they were talking about the recent spike in violent crime to the city council and they are trying to move more officers on the street to address the prob

. >> and i am pam cook, let's go to steve paulson for the weather. >>> we have some tropical clouds goingto eastern parts of contra coster county and they should be up visiting sacramento and for many it will be on the cooler side, some 60s and 70s and 80s for some. >>> we can see people are driving and it's not a big commute getting into san francisco. northbound 101 is approaching the 880 split let's go back to the desk. >>> we have breaking news, a very big police presence in san jose. they are live at the scene to tell us exactly what is going on, jeanine? >>> there are at least a dozen police cars and they have this area cordoned off all the way to julian street which is one block off. we are told shots were fired inside a home there and there is at least one victim who was injured and apparently transported to the hospital. we don't know how serious the injuries are and at this point there are two dozen police officers congregating we don't know who is responsible but we see police with guns drawn at different corners. street and they are basically going door to door talking with ot

. >>> welcome to a brand-new tuesday, good morning, i am pam cook, let's check in with steve paulson for a look at weather, big full moon i know that. >> the full moon is tomorrow. >> we will have two full moons in august. but it is big up there and it is almost full and temperatures this morning are in the 50s and 60s and they will end up slightly warm to cool to hot and we will have more coming up in the next few minutes, here is sal. >>> this traffic looks good getting up to the willow pass grade and 680 traffic is moving well by oakland and walnut creek and marin traffic is moving very nicely, it is 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> and we begin with overnight news from oakland. civil people are homeless after a destructive house fire. tara moriarty has reactions from investigators and victims. tara? >> reporter: this was a very difficult fire for firefighters to well much because -- to put out because it affected the basement and the top floor and middle floor. flames broke up just before 8:00 last night on the 8,700th avenue. 6 people were inside when the fire started. one ma

meteorologist steve paulson will tell us whether things will heat up this weekend. >> and a lifeguard gets fired by wanting to save lives. why his heroic action turned out to be a bad thing. >> if you are drive being on the lower deck of the bay bridge, slow traffic because of an on going police investigation. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> 7:21. the 4th of july holiday proved tragic for a family in iowa. a 7 year old, 9 year old and 7 year old boy all drowned in a river yesterday in marshal town, iowa. they were swimming with a group of people but became separated from the group. >> a florida life guard has been fired for coming to a man's rescue. thomas lopez left his designated zone on monday to help a man who was struggling in the water. but the man was in an area that life guards are not paid to patrol. so he was fired right on the spot. >> if i see someone and i have the ability to help them. i'm not going to worry about jurisdiction or

steve paulson will be here for you tomorrow morning and mark tamayo in the afternoon with the very latestt off tomorrow, we have temperatures sitting in the mid-50s. mid- to upper 50s for the inland areas and the afternoon high s if you enjoyed today you should enjoy tomorrow. 86 expected for santa rosa tomorrow. 83 for novato. head to the east bay, it's another nice day. mid-70s in oakland. mid- to upper 80s walnut creek, danville. into the santa clara valley you're looking good as well. 83 san jose, 83 for santa clara along the peninsula 70s and a few 80s. 75 san mateo, 75 degrees in the city for the afternoon. there is your forecast into the evening hours. numbers will be cooling back so bring along a light jacket we will have a light breeze. low 60s right around the bay, mid- to upper 60s inland. the forecast shows you not a lot of change going on. we warm up a few degrees, the next day we cool back a bit. as we get into the weekend numbers will back off into the upper 80s, low 90s. >> the fog may impact the fireworks. >> it looks like it is going to move in, at this point looks like

steve paulson will be here for you tomorrow morning and mark tamayo in the afternoon with the very latests we start off tomorrow, we have temperatures sitting in the mid-50s. mid- to upper 50s for the inland areas and the afternoon high s if you enjoyed today you should enjoy tomorrow. 86 expected for santa rosa tomorrow. 83 for novato. head to the east bay, it's another nice day. mid-70s in oakland. mid- to upper 80s walnut creek, danville. into the santa clara valley you're looking good as well. 83 san jose, 83 for santa clara along the peninsula 70s and a few 80s. 75 san mateo, 75 degrees in the city for the afternoon. there is your forecast into the evening hours. numbers will be cooling back so bring along a light jacket we will have a light breeze. low 60s right around the bay, mid- to upper 60s inland. the forecast shows you not a lot of change going on. we warm up a few degrees, the next day we cool back a bit. as we get into the weekend numbers will back off into the upper 80s, low 90s. >> the fog may impact the fireworks. >> it looks like it is going to move in, at this point lo

. >>> good morning, let's go to steve paulson. >> we have low clouds and fog, temperatures are much cooler by about 5 to 7 degrees and still we will rebound with temperatures away from the coast, 60s and 70s, here is sal. >>> and traffic is moving well on the san mateo bridge, that traffic looks good all the way to the high-rise. also the morning commute at the bay bridge toll plaza is beginning to become more crowded let's go back to the desk. >>> we have a story we first told you about. one man has been arrested after neighbors spotted him running from a huge fire holding a gas can't -- gas can. they believe they may have found the same gas can. >> that's right. >> reporter: right in front of this white van there is crime scene tape and in front of that is a black suv under it, a gas can and they believe the person holding that can may have started the fire. here is what the flames looked like out of shore boulevard right out of highway 101. you can see the smoke and orange glow from the freeway. this is a four-alarm fire and it took 120 firefighters to put it out. they also had to conte

a little gray today but steve paulson will be here to tell you what your friday and your weekends areoing to look like. >> also frightening moments for a homeowner in stanislaus county at that house, what she did when an 80 pound mountain lion knocked down her door. >> good morning. if you are driving in san francisco, the track looks good but you might still want to avoid san francisco later. we will explain. >>> authorities killed a mountain lion after it knocked down the door of this home. the homeowner called 911 after she heard a loud crash and commotion, she thought she was reporting a burglary, deputies arrived and didn't find the suspect they thought they were looking for, instead that guy, the mountain lion hiding in a tree, authorities shot it saying it posed public safety hazard. >> interesting. three true flies were found in santa clara and they are moving fast to get rid of them. the will put out traps to kill them. 50 traps will be set up every mile for 16 miles, fruit flies attack 230 different kinds of fruit and vegetable crops, it is native to southern asia and if you

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steve paulson tells us if these are gonna warm up this move. >>> welcome back. 8:24.0-year-old santa rosa man drowned in the russian river. the fourth person in the russian river in the past two months. firefighters returned to sunset beach river park in forest ville yesterday afternoon. the friend was swimming with friends started flashing around and went under. police say he went how to swim and he was not drinking or using drugs. earlier in week, a 13-year-old san francisco boy dropped another stan field. drove. a man died and a police officer in a hospital. this is crous rescue -- rescuing the police officer. then they mored down a sterer an used a rope to got him out. police officer say that officers that waying the chain listen they pitch. >>> let's go right back out to sal. it's been a rough commute for a lot of people, right, sal? >> it really is. the south bay p, look at 280, opinion it's cuss of a curb to you ra -- cue -- cupertino. it started off well,:15 and then one recommending and now 85 is slow. also this mooing we're looking at the bay bridge which is

meteorologist steve paulson will tell us whether we'll see lots of blue skies this weekend. >> san mateooks good. looks like some of that fog is lifting. we'll bring steve in to tell us the weekend forecast. ask me how i've never slept better. [ male announcer ] why not talk to one of the six million people who've switched to the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur-pedic. [ male announcer ] now through july 8th is the perfect time to buy. save up to $200 during our mattress set savings event and up to $600 on tempur-cloud supreme. also get 0% apr financing with up to 5 years to pay on qualified purchases. to learn more, visit tempurpedic.com. don't wait. these offers end july 8th. tempur-pedic -- the most highly recommended bed in america. >>> it is 8:24, right now there is an unprecedented number of blue whales gathering in the monterey bay. a marine biologist estimates there may be more than 100 in the area. experts say there's a lot of crill in the bay because of the mixture of the wind, the current and the earth's rotation. >> we don't see them every year s

steve paulson. >> thank you, seoul. good morning. some fog out there. if the low. credit. it's finally moving o it. unseasonally low temps. we bottomed out on the temps tuesday. well it's finally slowly weakening and it's now exiting stage right and as it does high pressure will build in. inland temps have been coming up two or three degrees. warmer air coming in is sending the fog closer to the ground. a low marine layer. fog. you and i call it fog. but with the temperatures starting to warm up, it creates a cap. inland temps warming up that creates the sea breeze. we are not going to get too warm here. temperatures inland will get back to seasonal averages. 50s right now to 60. although it feels a little cooler. we have lost the tropical clouds. .01 which is a record rainfall for them. .01 at lax. you can see a system dropping down will replace that low. even though the low moves out low pressure. it will warm uninland but not that much. coast and bay will stay about the same. fog and sun. it will be warmer. it's not solid or anything. water temps have come up a

steve paulson is here with the forecast. pretty mild. about the same as we've had. >> there is a lot of low clouds in place. there is a very significant sea breeze out to the delta. things cool down into yesterday. we will carry those over into today. 60s and 70s and 80s. what about the warmer weather? we'll have that discussion in seven minutes. >>> right now north and southbound 880 looking pretty good if you are driving here to the coliseum or to the airport. the traffic is moving along very nicely. also this morning we are looking at interstate 80. nice clear shot here. traffic is moving well to the toll plaza. 6:01 let's go back to the tech. >> we are following developing news this morning. crews have shut off that huge water main break after an early morning break. ktvu tara moriarty is live there in the area to explain what caused the break and what charges the driver could face. tara. >> reporter: this is a really great example of why you shouldn't drink and drive. if you look over to the right you can see where this big cone is.

let's check in with steve paulson for a look at the weather. >> warmer for most. by the coast we do have fog there. i don't think temperatures will change too much even in the city. inrabid temps won't take long -- inland temps won't take long to warm up. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. we are looking at the toll plaza and we don't see any change now. it's still relatively good. we don't see a change until about 6:15 when the metering lights generally go on. unless it's super light. but we from not expecting a super light day. this is a look at westbound 92 the san mateo bridge and this traffic is moving along pretty well. now let's go backed to desk. >>> we are learning more about the santa cruz woman that died in a bizarre party action. >> reporter: the woman that was camed used to work here at this popular surf shop that her parents own. it's such a small community most folks either knew her or remember her from working in the store. here's a picture of the 25-year- old from facebook. natasha nolan was run over and killed late friday after she fell out of

steve paulson delivering up a lovely 4th of july forecast for us. >> thank you. we do have some fog from san francisco south. now yes it got chew up by a north wind. today it looks like it might hang in there for awhile but we should be okay tonight. 80s to near 90 degrees. >>> good morning, northbound 280 traffic looks good if you are driving through san jose looking at the chp list we don't have anything unusual. such a light day. we always watch for crashes. we've had earlier crash northbound 101 near candle stick but that's on the shoulder not causing any major delays. let's go back to mike and claudine. >>> happening right now police are looking for four children that are missing from their north oakland home. ktvu alex savidge is joining us live from oakland chinos hospital where another child living at that home is being treated for critical injuries. >> reporter: the search for those four missing kids was launched after one of their siblings a three-year-old boy was rushed here to children's hospital where he is being treated this morning. reportedly he w

the weekend is knocking on the door and steve paulson what are you dishing up for us? >> a little warmer pattern mike and pam. we do have the fog there but it will burn off. we'll have sunshine today. a little breezy not as bad as yesterday. it was rather windy at times yesterday. inland temps coming up a few degrees low to mid 80s. now an update on your traffic with sal. >> right now we are looking at highway 4 bay point. you can see traffic is moving along okay coming up to the willow pass grade. if you are in the san jose area 237 coming this from milpitas not bad. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of alameda six people all under the age of 18 are in the hospital after their car crashed in a tree. here are some live pictures from the scene which is quite active. an accident investigation team arrived there. they are trying to figure out what led up to the crash you can see the car still there at the scene. firefighters had to rescue the driver of who was trapped in that white vehicle. i want to show you video during that re

. >>> those making plans for the holiday, steve paulson will be back to give us a better view of thed morning. westbound 26 -- 36. we'll have much traffic but not much. we'll tell you about the weather here. >>> oakland firefighters are facing another challenge ahead of tomorrow's 4th of july holiday. from now until next june, rolling brownouts are in effect for the city's fire stations. this means that for three consecutive days, two companies will be closed. and a company refers to either the truck or engine crew inside one station. the station that only houses one company will be shut down completely for those delays. despite the closures, the chief says there's options available to keep people safe. >> the possibility of not doing the brownouts and breaking up two of our stations and making sure all of the stations are of cov -- are covered. >> the brownouts mean that eight fewer firefighters will be working. >>> we're not too bad leashing oakland for -- for san francisco right now. 808 northbound is one prime example. usually we have some slowing on -- but we don't have ha right

that's the perfect time to translation to our meteorologist, steve paulson. >>> good morning, everyone, mild conditions. low 60s. even with some low clouds. some low 60s. i mean water temperatures have come way up. temperatures in the 50s or even 60s with a westerly breeze, west a west-southwest, even how to -- a little puff. 63 there. low 60s already for fairfield, concord, livermore, oakland, hayward, but they are 64. napa airport has been stuck at 59. os, 70s, coast and bay. when you start off at 6 p -- when you start off at 3, it's not hard to warm up. we're just kind of cloudy in between. sometimes the high builds in like today. the low clouds are there. temperatures look look not much change coast and bay. maybe inland, warmer, on wednesday and then nothing here extreme. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a 2.5 magnitude earthquake hit millbrae no. damage or injuries were reported. >>> the organizers of the burning man festival will have an attendance ceiling. this is after last year, by exceeding the attendance by almost 4,000 people. if the festival does not exceed the attendance,

steve paulson says we'll see temperatures in the 80s. >>> good morning. 00 westbound 80, looked to. we're fight. fear's winding out more information -- we are pear finding out more information. we'll be back. >>> a study found 254 nourk people in the tulare lake basin are at risk -- 254,000 people in the tulare lake basin are at risk of drinking contaminants and they say much of -- much of that may be contaminants. >>> have you smelled gas? don't panic. some of the gas will be in the air because of pipeline venting. >>> we need see what's happening on the roads right now. sal, how are we doing right now? >> not that pad. we do have a couple of things to talk about. it's wetter -- better than it was yesterday for sure. let's start off with 880. for this time, it -- just a reminder that the as and yankees are playing. they have a game today. those games are well attended. b.a.r.t. is the best way to get to the coliseum. let's take a look at westbound bay bridge. that's backed up now. we have an -- we had an earlier stall on the bridge. nothing manger but it did slow -- nothing marquee

live picture, steve paulson will be here to tell us about the cooler weather on the way. >>> expandingnline education. uc berkeley's plan to get more students connected. >>> good morning. southbound 680 traffic looks pretty good as you drive past mission boulevard. we'll tell you more straight ahead. soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh. >>> welcome back. two uc davis neurosurgeons have been banned now from performing medical research on humans. the sacramento bee says the university made the decision after doctors jay paul musar and rudolph shuraff experimented on dying cancer patients' brains without the school's permission but the doctors say they believe they had fda approval. they also say all patients gave their consent to be part of the experiment. >>> uc online run by the office of the president is a program that firns uc students the student to take online classes. it started in january and offers ten courses ranging from general education to science. this f

. >>> coming up next -- steve paulson will tell us what's behind a cooldown coming up and when we'll see temperatures coming up. >>> another bay area police station received a suspicious package with white out powder -- with white powder. >>> good morning. it's pretty busy on northbound 50. >>> another bay area police department gets a suspicious envelope. the latest one arrived at the fremont police headquarters. an employee saw the envelope yesterday, it looked like ones with white envelope inside. it was immediately isolated and taken outside. six other local police departments received similar envelopes on friday and saturday. the powders inside were harmless. the fbi is now investigating. >>> it is 7:24. new yorkers will have their way today on a proposed ban on large sugarie drinks on restaurants and movie theaters. a public hearing on the band is scheduled this afternoon. the ban only needs the approval to become law but opponents could still sue to block it. michael bloomberg says the man is -- says the ban is necessary to combat the obesity epidemic. >>> sal, you are back. w

. >> up next, steve paulson will tell us where and whtemperature week. >>> also ahead for you, the pricesropping -- how did you fike this? a rare peats of real estate? real -- how did you like this? a rare piece of real estate. >>> and we'll take a look at the commutes when we come back. demi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> 7:24. the prices dropping on bay area property with prime views. the asking price for red rock island is just under $5 million. it's six acres on the south side of the richmond/san rafael bridge. it's completely undeveloped but the price is a bargain compared to the $22 million price tag it had last year. so snap it up. >> snap it up. >>> sal, i'm afraid to ask. how is the toll plaza? >> it's doing fairly well. as we give you this rich and luxurious traffic update. the traffic is doing pretty well at the toll plaza for a monday morning. i would say it's backed up all the way out to 880. also the morning commute looks good on 2

up next meteorologist steve paulson's forecast and thousand may affect your weekend plans. >>> and googleect, the big announcement expected later today. >>> northbound 280 getting busy as we see a little bit of crowding getting into the valley, we'll tell you more about the commute and the weather coming up. >>> in about 90 minutes google is going to announce its plans for google fiber project in kansas city. the mountain view based company is providing a fiberoptic cable company to the city. google says users will get speeds 100 times faster than the rest of the country. >>> time now 7:22. tonight we'll finally get our first peek at the lighting design for the bay bridge. it's scheduled to be by the bay toll authority and department of transportation. that he is are custom made lights expected to make a safer driving experience when you're out there. they're designed to add more light and minimize the glare that you drivers see. >>> at 7:23 let's go out to a crash on highway 4, sal castaneda. >> reporter: it's pretty serious. they have an alert on highway 4 which means it's going to be a

up next, steve paulson will tell us when to expect a cool-down for the inland parts of the bay area. >> time now 7:24. attorneys for the sus pended sheriff rimi, mayor lee is firing back accusations saying enough is enough. the time has come for ross mirkarimi to begin dealing with the facts. my testimony before the commission was entirely truthful. mirkarimi's lawyer claims mayor lee purges himself twice, first time when he said that he never offered mirkarimi another job if he agreed to step down, and again when he testified that he had never talked about the matter with a city supervisor. >> 7:24. let's check in with sal and see what's happening on the road. >> nothing right now, tor i and dave. theand dave. the traffic is a little slow but things are getting busier. at the toll plaza we'll see traffic has become a little busier. it was lighter just a few moments ago. it got busy at 6:30, got light at 7:00 and we're seeing a crowd. santa clara valley, north 101 you're going to see slow traffic as you head in to the valley. let go to steve. >> we do have a bigger fog bank today. it

meteorologist steve paulson will be back with the forecast. >>> good morning, highway 4 looking good on this 4th of july. we'll tell you more about what you are likely to see on the roads today. >>> 7:22, mayor lee says the city will not use taxpayer money to fly ross mcgraham ross back to san francisco from venezuela. there could be videotape provided for the city's ethics meeting. she had demanded that city pay for the ticket which could cos as much as $2000. mayor lee has suspended her husband, the san francisco sheriff and charged him with official misconduct. >>> we are learning more about the bomb threat that briefly interrupted the hearings last week. there was security detail showed him out of the city hall and some of the staff were seen rushing out of the building. hundreds of other city hall workers and the general public were never told to evacuate. city hall officers are defending that decision saying they were doing everything possible to avoid panic. >>> holiday traffic, you never know, sometimes it could be sluggish out there. how are we looking on this 4th of july? >

. >>> yesterday, at the cnbc institutional investor delivering alpha conference, steve liesman sat down with hank paulsone robert rubin. steve, what really struck me, a fascinating session, was how they both zeroed in on the need for america to keep or really regain the competitive edge. >> yeah, tyler, what was interesting is everybody's focused on the fiscal cliff and the european crisis. they talked about and then the medium and longer term challenges in the united states faces. we can't get out of the existing problems if we don't address the longer terms. let's listen to what they said. >> i think there's a longer term, secular decline. it's structural issue in u.s. competitiveness. i define competitiveness this way. can u.s. companies successfully compete with those around the world and the united states have a rising standard of living? if i'm right then the economy isn't going to get to where we want to just by waiting. it takes policy actions the address the competitiveness issue. >> i think we could have a successful economy in this country. we have an enormous natural resources. we have a lot

our steve leisman is set to moderate that panel. he joins us now with a preview. hank paulsonnd bob rubin. >> you're right to be excited, maria, because in the 45 minutes we have i will solve most if not all of the problems out there. probably the issues of china between these two brain that's we have and their experience, i really have little doubt that we cannot make substantial progress. >> do you think they agree on most things? >> this is what interested me in putting this panel together. i think a lot of the political debate right now is driven from the extremes. we don't get to hear from the guys in the middle that may be very close. if you're that close how can we get you together to make substantial progress? there are major issues facing this country, and the question that i have is there a way we can find agreement in the middle across party lines and across the aisle. >> in terms of the fiscal cliff, you would think that we have a little more agreement in washington head washington ahead of the election. >> the question is can they provide a way out for the politic

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we'll go to steve forbes and art hogan trying to tell us what happens. coming up, hank paulson warns of dire consequences if congress doesn't fiiscal cliff. we'll show you what will happen step by step, give you a timeline. how bad is this massive tax hike really going to be? don't forget, free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. mr. obama is fighting it. that's why his polls are going down. i don't spend money on gasoline. i don't have to use gas. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. drive around town all the time doing errands and never ever have to fill up gas in the city. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. the last time i went to the gas station must have been about three months ago. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. ♪ >>> markets logged a three-day rally. the s&p hitting the best level since may. today the kou was up 35, the nas up 23 and the s&p up 4. once again, tech led the way. my question is this -- with

paulson, or hedge fund managers and credit. everybody talked about europe. i'd say largely fell on the side of they'll figure it out, keep going. although ruben and i don't know if steveiesman will have this later did pause quite a bit on that question and did seem very concerned. more so than perhaps even paulson. ruben kind of came back. >> oh, yeah. then his comments on fiscal cliff were chilling almost. >> yeah. you heard that time and again. more so than you might have anticipated that if we can just figure things out politically and really deal with this and remove this cloud, i won't say that other word that we hear so often that starts with un because i'm so sick of it that we will see real progress not just in our markets but in our economy. >> which treasury secretary or ex-treasury secretary made you feel more glum? that was a good takeaway. >> so interesting i thought. >> i know. >> and willing to speak their minds. >> yeah. >> which is you're not accustomed to because usually when you interview them they're in office. >> delivering hemlock. >> i should point out j.c. penney shares were up rather sharply still 3.5%. they started up 4% to 5%. >> a ten bagge

we should mention five years ago today -- by the way, also, steve's going to sit down with hank paulsonin today at the delivering alpha conference. benang five years ago talked about the jobless rate, 4.5. at that time, it was a much different picture he was talking about. subprime losses, potentially numbering in the hundred billion mark. it was more costly than that. >> really -- absolutely. meantime bank of america with earnings that beat the street's expectations. shares are trading lower this morning down by 1.75%. eric ojo currently has a hold rating and a $9 price target on b of a. great for you to be with us. >> thank you. >> the earnings, a decline in revenues in the consumer and banking business now, 16% year on year and the lack of quality in the earnings because of the credit loss release, the reserve release, what is your assessment of the quarter? >> i think the quarter was a little bit worse than expected. i would say about 14 cents of the 19 cents that they earned in the second quarter came from reserve releases. that's good in the sense that credit quality is improving

among them two former treasury secretary, robert reuben and hank paulson in conversation with our own steve liesman. leaping over the fiscal cliff is playing with fire. a warning for lawmakers if they wait to resolve the issue. >> i would say first of all, that with 100% certainty if we don't act, and we wait long enough there will be a crisis. and in terms much what it looks like if we ever got to that point which i'm not predicting we will it will be very messy. we've dealt with financial crises in this country but take a look what a real fiscal crisis would mean. you don't have to sell the thing all at once and they won't solve it all at once. it will be messy. if you lay out a flaramework an give certainty there will be progress we'll be okay. >> bob, is your take it will take a crisis? >> most people think that the probability is relatively high. i agree with something that hank said. i don't think most people -- virtually nobody has internalized how severe a crisis could be. its more substantial as a crisis than the financial crisis itself, was both terrible as a crisis and created tr

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