program. they will begin mailing in these forms later on today. this is a form to request deferred action. they are also expecting quite a few people will show up here at offices like this one. this is u.s. citizenship and immigration field office in san jose. people may come here looking for help on this new program. you can see the sign on the door runs down the requirements for applicants. it applies to undocumented workers that are brought here by their parents before the age of 16. they must be a high school graduate or served in the armed forces. they must also have a clean criminal record and applicants can't be older than 31. this policy change by president obama will allow those young people to temporarily live and work in the u.s. legally. but some could be hesitant to come out of the shadows worried about future deportation especially if the next president reverses the order. it's something republican presidential hopeful mitt romney has hinted about. >> it can be reversed by subsequent presidents. >> this is not amnesty. this is not immunity. this is not a path to citizenship. it's not a permanent fix. >> reporter: there have also been a number of republican lawmakers that have criticized this program as a potential magnet for fraud. the president says this program will not put approved applicants on a path to citizenship. they will only be given a two year reprieve from deportation. once they mail in these applications the process takes several months before the applicants will find out if they have in fact been approved and those eligible can begin to mail in their applications starting today. we are live this morning in san jose alex savidge. yesterday in how's ton thousands -- houston thousands crowded the mexican consulate hoping to stay in the u.s.. now at one point the crowd filled five city blocks, tied up traffic. most of the people were there to get legal help or they were applying for passports or consulate id cards. oakland police are investigating an overnight shooting that happened in front of a vigil for a 22-year-old man that was shot and killed at the same spot early saturday morning. it happened at 89th avenue and birch street. the victim's in last nights shooting were two men in their 20s that were standing in front of the vigil. one of the men were shot in the leg the other in the arm. one of the victims is the brother of the fiance of the man that was killed on saturday. petaluma police need your help to find a missing woman that has a medical condition. 19-year-old e lease hayes was reported missing yesterday after leaving home without telling her family where she was going. her family says she has left home before trying to be more independent. she is about 4'7" tall weighs about 80 pounds. if you see her, call police. we are getting more details about the state investigating the death of a baby in an operating room at marin general hospital. the investigation comes after the coroner found that a nurse administered a labor inducing drug without a doctors authorization. the coroner also reportedly said that a fetal monitor was removed for 45 minutes before the delivery. hospital officials say that baby was born with a faint heartbeat on march 3rd. it died 45 minutes after being delivered. san francisco city college students are heading back to class today. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is out there with them. she has more on who else will be there to greet them as the school faces closing. tara. >> reporter: occupy san francisco is coming to campus today. they will not be attending classes, they will be asking students to join them in their fight to end cuts to education services. city college has been plagued with problems since the beginning of the summer. the school is in danger of losing its accreditation and has seven months to prove that it should stay in business. if not, california's largest college serving 90,000 students could close. only accredited colleges could receive public funding under state law. the commission could vote as early as next june to pull the schools certification. since may the colleges approved $187 million for its upcoming school budget. $8million less than last year. occupiers will be asking students to join them in their fight. they will be gathering here at 8:00 and they have a rally scheduled at campus at 10:00. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. many other california community colleges are also making changes after receiving lower level warnings. in the south bay the colleges include san jose city college and evergreen valley college. in the east bay they include laney college, merritt college, and berkeley city college, and college of alameda. solan toe community college and college of marin are also facing problems. the approval ratings of lawmakers are at an all-time low. coming up at 6:15 the to do list they face when they return from recess. the petaluma nationals will play in the little league world series tomorrow afternoon. they defeated hawaii on saturday. they will represent northern california against a squad from new england. fundraisers are being held to cover the families travel expenses and boulevard cinemas is going to be showing the big game on the big screen for $15 a ticket. time now 6:07. let's get you moving now. how is the toll plaza doing? >> it's getting a little more crowded. however it's not all that bad. good morning, dave and pam. let's go to the toll plaza. you can see there are more cars there than a few moments ago. usually the metering lights go on at 6:15. we don't have a lot going on right now when it comes to slow traffic and maybe they will hold back on turning the metering lights on. moving to interstatal 80 in oakland it's -- interstate # 80 in oakland it's a nice drive. westbound on 580 there is a crash. not a lot of slowing but definitely will get your attention a little bit as you drive up toward the keller exit. oakland fire looking to clear this injury crash. let me move this down a little bit. this is 880 northbound. traffic will be moving well. 6:08 let's go to steve. sal, did you just hear me? >> i think i heard something. >> that was me. we have a tropical cloud ban that is moving back around from the sierra, nevada. look at this. there is a really strong low out there. it's drawing up that cloud cover. shower activity certainly possible here. minute see no county, lake county -- mendocino county, lake county. while those go east to west at the surface the fog is roaring west to east. there is a strong sea breeze. it's been very, very hot for some. honestly i think the east bay is taking the brunt of this august heat. it's been warm to hot for other locations. i'll tell you fairfield, antioch, brentwood, livermore they have been beyond hot for awhile. it will be cooler today. santa rosa 79. sfo not changing much. 60s. they haven't changed all week. livermore though which was 103 two days ago. we'll go 89 today. gusts to 36 attrists. 36. that is howling. westerly breeze in place. even napa airport. upper 50s instead of 60s to near 70 degrees. santa rosa held up because of the cloud cover. you can see some of that cloud cover there. look at that low. as long as it rotates out, it will drift so far away we will warm up today. today and tomorrow it wins out with a cooler pattern. the big news it looks like the remains of hector. we will drift north and pay a visit on saturday. fog, fair, cooler. low and high clouds. windy in the delta with the possibility of shower activity to the north. definitely north bay. 70s and 80s there. still 90s up toward mendocino county. that cloud cover will make it fool comfortable. cooling down for almost everybody here for the inland valleys. 70s on the peninsula. now 60s on the coast. fog, sun, cooler. here come the tropical clouds on saturday. several wild fires continue to burn here in california. there is a large fire that is raging out of control in central washington. at least 70 homes have been destroyed. more than 40 square miles are burned. reporter rick price is right near the city of ellensburg washington with this morning's fire fight. good morning, rick. >> reporter: good morning, pam. let me show you something. we wanted to give you an idea of not just what the fire is doing, but what it has done. this is an area that ripped through sometime in the last couple of days. these bushes are charcoal. this area around me is black. now take a look at your screen. i want to show you what the fire looked like overnight around 3:00 a.m.. this is an area called hidden valley. though the road is closed, we were able to get an escort in for a short trip to make these pictures so we can show you the view from highway 97. firefighters tell us because it's cooler and not as windy the fire has been laying down overnight. that gives them a bit of a break. it's not making long fast runs that we saw monday night. still the fire is actively burning and very smoky. about 500 people are assigned to fight this fire right now in the next 24 hours that number will grow to more than 700. let's take you back down to live pictures as we drove around we found this gutted van we're told the driver parked it very briefly to get out for a closer look. the fire rocketed through here so fast it was in flames almost immediately. that gives you an idea just how fast that fire was moving. pam. >> thank you. rick price there in washington. quite a fire we're going to stay on top of that as well. quite a sight at a nashville airport. what we're finding out about the accident that really shocked everyone who saw it. a powerful bomb blast ghost off near a hotel in syria's capitol. the high level officials that were put in danger. plus the added benefit provided by one airline. the service that virgin airline is providing. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's 6:15. and look at that picture. rare sight at nashville international airport when two planes collided. fortunately they were not in the air. the faa says the gulf stream private jet was being towed by a tug when it broke loose and then collided with a privately owned beach craft king airplane. no one was aboard the aircraft at the time of the collision. the faa is looking into how the jet came loose from its tug. time now 6:15. new this morning a new explosion in syria right near a hotel where u.n. observers are staying. take a look at this. you can see the black smoke there at the spot where a bomb blew up on a fuel truck. three pep were hurt. none of the injuried were believed to be in the u.s. u.n.. the hoety was not badly damaged. approval ratings for congress have hit an all-time low. ktvu jacqueline fell is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with the reason why so many americans are not happy with congress. >> reporter: well the highest approval this congress ever received came last year in may, 2011 but it was just at 24%. so why such distaste? some believe it's because of a lack of productivity. to date according to usa today analysis, just 61 bills have become law but nearly 4,000 were introduced this year. congress is rob a five week recess but lawmakers left behind a hefty to do list. that is why sop were easy about skipping town. >> many americas are frustrated with washington's lack of actions and accomplishments. >> reporter: this congress is on pace to be the least productive many nor than 60 years. lawmakers will be back here in washington in september. jacqueline fell ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:17. here is something new. virgin america passengers flying out of sfo you can register to vote while you're in the air. the new flight flies every day from san francisco to washington's regainer port. they cannier store to vote if that service is part of the rock the boat. a computer problem with the state router caused massive delays at offices across california yesterday. the system was backed up after several hours. state workers will now have to catch up though on the backlog of rescheduled appointments. the public is asked to go to the dmv website as an alternative. you watch everybody in line saying thank goodness for the smart phones. >> yeah. sal is watching highway 20 -- oh you're watching something, sal. >> yeah we just had a new crash to tell you about in just a moment. i'll turn my radios down. we listen to the police and to the fire department. let's look at highway 24 first. westbound 24 traffic does look good heading out to the tunnel. no major problems reported here. also the morning commute at the toll plaza is getting more crowded. metering lights have been switched on. you can see what a difference that made. you can see more cars stacking up. it's not all that deep yet. you still have an opportunity to get there without a big delay. also in the south bay we're looking at the santa clara valley. the traffic looks good. now the crash i just got here into the newsroom right before we went on the air is a crash on san francisco city streets at oh fail and taylor. this is roll over crash. apparently the person who was responsible for it got into a yellow cab and took off. and they got the yellow cab's number. they described the suspect as a white female that got into a cab after causing a serious crash. the fire department is on the scene. the police are arriving on the scene as well. we'll let you know what happens with that. now to steve. thank you, sal. a lot going on here. the tropical clouds that came by yesterday continue to filter up from the sierra nevada and go directly across sacramento valley. look at that a little train action there. draws right into that low. pretty impressive and that will give cloud cover and definitely a higher humidity mix to the north bay today. west, southwest 22. there have been gusts to 36 at travis. west at concord. west at napa airport. everything is in place at a cool down. so a big drop 10 degrees not only at the surface but the higher elevations. low right here will give us a cool down. we'll keep an eye on tropical clouds maybe coming back in on saturday. the remains of tropical storm hector that are falling apart. it definitely bears watching. details are a little difficult but they are wringing that northward on saturday. fog, fair, cooler. low and high clouds. windy in the delta. temperatures coming down for inland areas. sea breeze has kicked in. 60s and 70s with a few possibilities of showers toward the north bay. cooler clouds to the north. a little warmer friday. here come the tropical clouds on the weekend. the unemployment rate for military veterans is nearly 10.5% and double that for the youngest vets. now some companies like ups and the popeyes chicken restaurant chain are trying to help. they are eliminating franchise fees. and reducing royalty payments and suggesting new coaching. 475 families have offered to help veterans. >> very interesting. time now 6:21. you know the game scrabble. well the national scrabble tournament is happening in florida and something has happened that organizers say they have never seen before. america's cup is set for next week in san francisco but there will be fewer competitors than expected. which means bad news for the city's bank account. wgs3çy u:'g&:?o[)! hy/ look at this. a sea lion recovering from gunshot wounds at the california marine mammal center now has a permanent home. zoo in indianapolis wants to adopt old ray one of two sea lions with gunshot wounds. there is another sea lion there also blinded by gunfire. it's not unusual to find sealyons that have been shot by fishermen trying to protect their catch. neither can be returned to the wild. we are learning next year's america cup is bringing fewer teams and less money to san francisco than originally thought. race organizers say that there will only be five teams racing down from 15. revenue down to $1.1 billion from $1.4 billion. >> there is a lot of people that don't know what is going on. it's a bit of anester derrick sport. >> right now organizers are preparing for next week's america cup world series. they say the goal is to use this event to get more people excited for the main event next year. local business owners are also working on ways to bring in big crowds. time now 6:25. the young scrabble player at the national scrabble tournament in florida was just sent home for cheating. another player said they saw the cheater hiding blank tiles during a very late round. that player is only described as young and male and reportedly has confessed. the national scrabble association says this is the first time cheating has happened at their national tournament. time now 6:26. let's see what is happening on the roads right now. sal, how is our commute? >> it's doing pretty well. taylor a very good area to avoid. there is a roll over over accident right there. let's go right to et. northbound traffic is looking good. 6:26 let's go to steve. >> thank you. there. partly cloudy skies. things are starting to light up here and it's very, very early. fog going west to east means cooler conditions. we'll have more on the clouds to the north coming up. time now 6:27. three women say they were sexual assaulted at the outside lands music festival. what they told police. a chance at temporary legal status for more than a million undocumented young people living in this country. the policy shift that could prompt a huge number of applications. >> the opening bell just about to ring on wall street. pam will bring you the early stock numbers. it's time to change the way we clean. it's time to free ourselves from the smell and harshness of bleach. and free ourselves from worrying about the ones we love. new lysol power & free has more cleaning power than bleach. how? the secret is hydrogen peroxide. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. new lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. over there in the new york stock exchange the gold medal. u.s. rowing team. a few members of them any way. there they are ringing the opening bell. they have been inviting olympians to ring the opening and closing bell all week. they are pretty excited there. showing off their shiny bling there this morning. couple stocks to watch this morning. cisco and target reporting earnings. we will smile and say good morning, to you. and we thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news it's a wednesday, august 15th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. time now is 6:30. >> in the news for you right now there is new hope for young imgrants that were brought leer to the united states as children and they want to stay here. many can apply for a work permit and two years of protection from being deported. ktvu alex savidge is joining us live at an immigration office now with more details about this. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, to you dave. young undocumented immigrants brought here as children will have a chance starting today to apply for temporary legal status in this country. more than a million people are expected to apply. some may do so by coming down here to one of the field offices. this is the u.s. citizenship and immigration office where you can see here up on the door they have a sign that gives some information on this new program. it applies to undocumented immigrants who were brought here by their parents before the age of 16. the requirements are you must be a high school graduate or served in the armed forces and must have a clean criminal record. it's all modeled after the dream act that failed to pass in congress. in addition applicants can't be any younger than 31 if applied. this allows these young people to temporarily live and work in the u.s. legally if their application is accepted. a lot of students are of course anxious to get that process started. there are some that are hesitant to come out of the shadows shadows scared of deportation under a new president. something romney has hinted about. there is also been criticism from republican lawmakers as well. they believe this program could be potential magnet for fraud. they say there is no way to verify the information that will be coming in from these young undocumented immigrants looking for temporary reprieve from deportation. by the way if their application is accepted, they will have two years of reprieve. their deportation orders put on for two years. they can begin mailing in those applications starting today. live this morning in san jose alex savidge. san francisco police are looking into three reported sexual assaults at the outside lands music festival. about 200,000 packed golden gate park. three women believed they may have been drugged and later sexually assaulted. investigators say it does not appear the cases are related though because they occurred in different locations and the descriptions of the attackers are different. police conducted forensic testing and now arate waiting the results. new information about the deadly shooting of a five-year- old boy. five-year-old gabriel martinez junior was shot on 55th avenue and international boulevard in december. police just released surveillance video of what they think was the getaway car. 2006-2009 silver chevy malibu. police also released a sketch of the suspected gunman and a woman in the car. the gunman is african american in his 20s about six feet tall. the woman described also being african american and in her early 20s. san francisco police are searching for a suspect in this violent daylight lugging. how a neighbor my help police solve this crime. yesterday a tearful 20-year- old tyson dagley appeared in a hawaiian courtroom to ask the judge to lower his $100,000 bail. dagley is facing third degree negligent homicide charges for an august 5th jet ski accident. police say dagley was driving recklessly when he rear ended kristen fonseca who was also riding a jet ski. fonseca died the next day. >> while i was in the hospital i prayed every day just to the family. >> the judge refused to lower dagley's bail and he will remain in jail until his next court appearance on august 23rd. now the girl's family is also filing a lawsuit against dagley and the jet ski company asking for financial compensation. time now 6:34. later this morning occupy protestors will head to san francisco city college. tara moriarty is there now with more on why they are showing up on this first day of classes there. >> reporter: you know you have seen occupy protestors downtown at the port of oakland and in berkeley now they are heading here to city college. they will ask them to join in their cuts to -- the administration has scrapped several college. the school is experienced union give backs, furloughs, and freeze on purchasing. much of that due to the fact that city college is in danger of losing its accreditation. it has seven months to prove it should stay in business. if not california's largest college could close. only accredited it colleges can receive funding under state law. the accrediting commission could vote as early as next june to pull the school's certification. with all of these issues looming will students join forces with occupy? that remains to be seen. the protestors will be showing up at 8:00. at 10:00 they have a rally scheduled at campus plaza. federal investigators have released new photos of damage from the chevron refinery fire in richmond. the u.s. chemical safety board says to of the team members using respiratory equipment went within ten feet of the pipe that failed. they say it's unsafe to go any closer because last week's fire damaged overhead steel beams. they are revealing chevron vapor. gas leak add the shell refinery in martinez prompted a shelter in place warning and evacuation of workers. that happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. a pressure relief valve that allows gas to escape became stuck in the open position. no one was hurt. shell says that the leak was not related to the fire at the refinery on monday. the incident could lead to fines from the air quality board. 6:37. this morning three pets still missing after a house fire in sat san jose. this happened at 10:00 last night on lien avenue. firefighters say a woman, several cats, and a dog were evacuated from the house 37 three other pets a turtle, bird, and aren't they are not accounted for. the cause of the fire still under investigation. we have continuing coverage out of lake county where cal fire is reporting some progress on those two wild fires burning east of clearlake. firefighters say the fires have burned 7,000 acres now near the intersection of highways 20 and 53 and across the county line into colusa county. according to cal fire's latest update six firefighters did suffer minor jurors. two homes have burned and a third is damaged. yesterday firefighters worked to hold the fire lines and during the day containment drew from 30-60%. the fire is burning east away from any homes and buildings. full containment is expected by monday. 6:38. we have breaking news happening now. sal, you know what is going on. what is happen something >> there is a crash in san francisco. in the tenderloin district. this was a pretty eventful crash. over turned vehicle here on oh fail street heading down toward union square. the person who apparently caused this wreck got into a cab and took off. and the police and witnesses actually now witnesses told police the number of the cab and yellow cab has tracking devices on that cab. so they know where the cab is. it's unclear whether they found the woman described as a white female 5'9", 150 pounds wearing a black furry top and red pants that took off in a cab. al fail street is closed until they clear this crash up. and apparently no one was seriously injured in this crash. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. you can see the traffic is backed up for about a 15-20 minute delay before you actually make it on to the bridge. and in san jose we keep looking at that. 101 a little bit slow near 280. tail a good looking drive from 101 all the way to cupertino. 290 also looks good. if you are driving in the santa clara valley it should be a good time. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a very good morning. a beautiful sunrise. look at that. tropical clouds. low clouds. we there are a lot of these clouds taking aim at the north bay. i'll show you this there. coming back from the sierra. over the sacramento valley. possibility of light showers. mendocino county. lake county. northern city know that and knapp ma. south of that there is low overcast. those clouds are going east to west. fog going west to east. temperatures will cool down though. san jose 82. it will be 80 today. concord 9 yesterday. 86 today. fairfield had gusts to 36 about an hour ago. napa from 88-80. there will be pretty good drops here. strong sea breeze. strong delta breeze in place. temperatures yesterday upper 60s to low 70s. today their in the upper 50s. san jose overcast cloudy, 62. santa rosa 57. if they were not cloudy they will be much cooler than that. you will see the low right there drawing up that moisture. also this may not be the only tropical clouds we have seen. remains a tropical storm hector. there are signs they could visit by saturday. fog, fair schooler. low and high clouds. it will be cooler for inland temps. temperatures 60s to 90s. it's been a huge spread. 40-degree difference. that is coming down now. still upper 80s and low 90s. out of those 100s. 80s now for some and 70s on the peninsula with 60s on the coast. a little cooler thursday. a little warmup friday. and then with your weekend always in view here come the tropical clouds. 6:41 is the time right now. senate hearing addresses bay bridge safety concerns. what state lawmakers say should happen before the new eastern span opens. >> it was a candle light vigil for a shooting victim that died and ended up with two more people in the hospital. i'll have the latest just ahead. >> good morning, highway 4 traffic looks good here in bay point but slowing in antioch. welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we are follows for you right now. less in petaluma want you help. they're trying to find this missing woman. she is at risk because of a medical condition. this is 19-year-old elise hayes. she is 4'7" tall weighs about 80 pounds. u.s. will accept applications for deferred action this morning. young illegal immigrants can apply to stay and work here in the u.s. for two years without fear of being deported. there is a new analysis out about all the gridlock on capitol hill. usa today reports the 112th congress has passed only 61 bills out of almost 4,000. that is considered the least productive legislative year in the post world war ii era. oakland police are investigating two shootings at the same location in less than a week. ktvu channel 2 reporter paul chambers joins us now with more on how one family has been hit twice. paul. >> reporter: good morning, pam. there was a candle light vigil here last night. the candles are still burning right here. there is one right here behind me. it's for a gentleman named moochie that died last week. there is one down there also also for the same person. the group was together for a vigil for him. he was shot here. it appears signs out here they called the gentleman moochie and we are told he would have been a father because his fiance is expecting. last nights shootings two men in their 20s were taking part in they jill when they were shot. they ran to a nearby home and taken to an area hospital by ambulance. both are expected to survive. now as of right now police do not have any information about suspect or any motives. once again you can see the sign right there the number one daddy. that would have been for garrett. he would have been a dad coming up shortly because his fiance is expecting. of course we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest as it develops. we'll put a call into oakland police to see if they have any additional information. live in oakland i'm paul chambers. 6:46. ktvu first reported a man was violently mugged in the mission terrace neighborhood of san francisco. it was all caught on video. it happened about 5:30 monday evening at mission and maynard. a man asked him for directions then he repeatedly punched him and kicked him for stealing his wallet which had his paycheck inside. a neighbor recorded this video of the crime as it happened. >> i have two sons and my wife. never had a lot of problem right here. i live here for 18 years. >> that victim says he needed seven stitches. he's got a swollen cheek and fractured nose. plain close police officers are patrolling the area. they are hoping to make an arrest soon. a state panel wants an independent safety review of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the state senate transportation committee wants to retest the under water foundation between -- beneath the tower of the span. safety questions were raised after an investigation revealed a cal tran worker that worked on the bridge had falsified test results on other projects. cal tran says the bridge is safe. the new span is scheduled to open next year. the number people caught sleeping in san francisco's late library skyrockets more than 80%. coming up at 7:06 what library officials say may be causing the increase. time now 6:48 let's go back to sal. get more on that crash in san francisco. what do you know now? >> we still have oh fail street blocked as you head down between taylor and down to the -- look there is the cab involved. now reportedly a woman got into this cab that yellow cab there after being in this crash. and of course the police now got the number of the cab some people saw her get into the cab and they followed the cab via gps. there is the cab driver talking to police about what exactly happened. he will be interviewed. meanwhile that street is closed. the woman by the way was reportedly wearing black furry top and red pants. just to add a little flavor to what happened. no one was seriously injured. let's take a look at the commute westbound bay bridge that is backed up for a 15-20 minute delay. once you get into dublin it does improve. 6:49 let's go to steve. thank you kindly, sal. beautiful sunrise for some. there is overcast conditions to the north. a lot of the tropical clouds continue to filter in from the sierra into the north bay. they will start to lift a little north but mendocino county, lake county it's overcast there and possibility of a few light showers. maybe northern sonoma and napa. they are lifting all rotating around an area of low pressure off the coast that has really cranked up the fog bank. it will be cooler. there is a much stronger west, southwest wind today. santa rosa yesterday 87. we will go 79 today. it's inland that is taking the brunt of the very warm conditions yesterday. west, southwest 22 at travis. west at concord. west at napa. those are all in place. even vacaville has a southwest wind. it's 50s and 60s. most locations report partly to mostly cloudy conditions. look at that low. that is a pretty good energy for this time of year. also the remains of tropical storm hector that are moving north and falling apart there are signs that might pay visit. low and high clouds. cooler for inland temps. not much change coast and bay. they have been stuck in the 60s and 70s for awhile. inland temps have been really hot. today they come down a little bit. we'll see more 80s and 90s. a little cooler an thursday and warmup on friday. >> thank you, steve. general motors is recalling more than 10,000 of the full size vans in the u.s. and canada because of possible leaks in the fuel system. the recall effects chevrolet express and gmc savannah vans. gm will notify any owners effected by the recall. electronics arts is have a preseason of its own before releasing the madden nfl '13 game. the demo gives players a chance to put the games through the motions before released on the august 28th. candle stick park they are featuring there. anyone that subscribes to season ticket program will get three days of early access. looks like the weather is always nice there at that candle stick park. >> very exciting. time now 6:51. another wild story to tell you about of shots fired inside of a movie theater. this particular story very different from the others. >> something new is brewing in the white house and we hear it's quite refreshing. we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas. there's natural gas under my town. it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. lye look at the big board -- live look at the big board. dow jones is up. pretty quiet. one of the stocks to watch target actually beat the streets estimates. very good earnings. up about $1 a share in its credits adding groceries to its stores. 6:55. saying she will not let her son's murder go unsolved. a san francisco mother hopes to heat up a case that has gone cold. paw let brown uses the sixth anniversary of the death of her son to put up fliers asking witnesses to come forward. the city is offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >> my son should have been burying me and it hurts me i have to do this now. this is my life i have to do this every day. >> he was gun downed in day- time shooting. he was 17 years old, had a job, and no record of being in trouble. if you have any information october the police -- contact the police. a nevada man could face charges after shooting himself at a movie theater last night. he was watching the bourne legacy when it fell out of his pocket and fired when it hit the floor. he had a permit to carry the concealed firearm and no one else was hurt. time now 6:56. it's no secret anymore. president obama has a white house brewery. yeah there is a brewery there. the obama administration confirmed it yesterday. they added a small beer brewery at the white house. the home brew is called white house honey ale. both light and dark varieties of the beer. that honey ale is made from ingredients grown in the white house garden. created by first lady michelle obama. very nice. coming up on #-- 7:00 let's go back to sal. covering a few things this morning. >> that is right. we have that roll over crash in san francisco. it's closed ofarell. this catch happened 45 minutes ago. apparently a hit and run. also the person reportedly involved got away in a taxicab. looks like the street is still closed. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. backed up for a 20 minute delay. and also on livermore commute the traffic is busy if you're driving on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge it's a nice drive. let's go to steve. >> thank you. bigger fog bank today. it will be cooler inland. temperatures in the 80s. still a couple in the 90s. not only the fog is bigger be but tropical clouds continue to hang out toward the north bay. today highs 60s and 70s and more 80s now than 90s. coming um on mornings -- up on mornings on 2 gun violence leads to more gun violence. what happens last night during a vigil for another young homicide victim. >> big change in the immigration program starts today. who will be effected the most. stay right here with us.