will come down but inland muggy but right there reports of thunder off of santa cruz into the mountains along with that means a cooler pattern today, 60s, 70s and 80s, back to you. >> thank you, steve. sal is off this morning. we are keeping a close eye on traffic for you, a look at the toll plaza, what is happening there. pretty usual there with people starting to make their way into san francisco and stopping off there on the right part of your screen, slowing down probably through the next hour. >> can i talk about 880? >> sure. >> let's look there. more traffic showing up both sides of the freeway. getting busy, this past the coliseum towards oakland. >> we also begin our news this morning with continuing coverage of the chp officer wounded during a traffic stop yesterday morning. we are covering it all morning yesterday. 37-year-old officer kenyon youngstrum fighting for his life this morning. he stopped a jeep yesterday morning in alamo, the l not ide fire. we have team coverage. claudine wong is at the chp office with an update but first alex savage is at the medical center with the vigil for officer youngstrum, alex. >> reporter: good morning, yes, the officer's family is asking everyone to offer their prayers as doctors here at the medical center work to save his life. the wounded officer has relatives from around the country on their way here right now. he is in icu and remains in critical condition. last night the chp identified him as 37-year-old kenyon youngstrum, colleagues tell us he is a husband and father of four who lives in fairfield and also a former army reservist, shot yesterday morning by a driver during a traffic stop in alamo along 680. the chp is not giving much on the injuries he suffered during that shooting but certainly that is a very difficult time for fellow officers. >> you know, it is a time that we reflect. a time to remember that when we get up and brush our teeth that the job we have we may not be coming home. >> the chp is telling us youngstrum is a seven year veteran of the force and began his career working here in contra costa county. went up to vallejo for a short time and just came back here to work in this area last moment his neighbors in the cordelia area are planning a vigil to support his family. at the same time fellow officers we understand remain at the bedside of the wounded officer here at john mure medical center around the clock, live in walnut creek, alex savage, ktvu channel 2news. >> the investigation will focus on that. claudine wong live at the chp field office in martinez with more on the video that will be a key part of this investigation. >> reporter: yes, dave. the chp has confirmed there is dash cam video that shows at least part of what happened. that video is obviously going to be critical to the investigation as multiple agencies try to piece together what happened before, during and after this traffic stop along 680 yesterday morning. >> -- officer down. >> -- officer. >> he just said officer was down. i have been trying to call him. no response from the unit. >> unable to -- let them know i was in route -- shooting team and i will advice when i get there. >> new this morning you are listening to dispatch tapes as the call for help went out over police radio, what is unclear is what led up to that, we know it was because of that then. two officers one green jeep involved. we talked to witnesses, one who told us he had to cross several lanes to get it pulled over and moments after that that is when one witness who didn't want that, told us he heard the shots. >> then i started hearing some popping and then realizedit was gunfire. >> one of the officers contacted the driver. the driver then pulled out a gun and shot at that officer. >> a second officer on scene according to witnesses ran up to an embankment and fired down on the jeep, the driver later pronounced dead. this morning so many more questions, we don't know about that. if you look you can see, that most agree that is unusual and they are looking into why they did that. obviously the big glaring question this morning who is the driver of that jeep, what is that driver's background, what may have lid to that violence yesterday, that is what we are still trying to figure out, the chp has yet to release the driver's identity. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have breaking news, a bomb squad in belgium investigating a suspicious vehicle near the embassy there. the surrounding area is sealed off. we don't know why it is called suspicious, again this is breaking news from brussels, belgium, a suspicious vehicle near the american embassy there. we will bring you more when we get it. also ban kay moon has called on them d on them to do that. on top of that he has a crisis, more than 230,000 people have fled them trying to find refuge there. >> turning now to election news this morning, michelle obama makes her case in a speech there. >> if women could be dragged to jail for seeking to vote, if a generation could defeat a depression and define greatness for all time, then surely -- surely we can give everyone in this country a fair chance at that great american dream. >> coming up at 6:15 we will have reaction to the first lady's speech and tell you which big speakers will be taking the stage in charlotte today. >> 6:08. happening right now firefighters in caloosa county trying to contain two big wildfires. they are burning east off clear lake. they started yesterday afternoon off highway 16 in the rumsy canyon area. it closed from the junction of state route 22 to 7 miles east of the caloosa county line. we have new video, just got this in of those fires overnight. those fires have burned 1200 acres. they are only 10% contained. there is a third fire. it is burning near route 27 in yellow county. that one we are told is 90% contained. firefighters also making progress on a wildfire, the one that is burning in the angeles national forest in southern california. this is in the san gabriel mountains, this mourning r morning it is 25% contained. seven firefighters suffered injuries fighting that blaze. a hiker had to be airlifted to safety. the flames are not threatening homes at least not right now. >> 6:09 is the time right now. again sal is off this morning. >> yeah. >> we are keeping an eye on the roads for you on this wednesday morning, we just learned there is a problem on interstate 80 in the north bay, not something we talk about every day. >> no. >> there is actually hay bales falling off a truck. we are looking at that now. >> looking at the maps we want for show you that. that is always a problem. the closure is there. we are not sure when they are going to clear that up, pam. >> let's take a look over in the area a little further east bay point -- actually this is the toll plaza here. traffic moving along just about as it usually does around this time of day just after 6:00 in the morning. >> we also want to check a little further east, highway 24, keeping an eye on the road there, this is lafayette area, no problems heading toward the caldecott tunnel, once you get through the tunnel reports of fog closer to the city. speaking of -- steve has been talking about that already, also a chance of thunderstorms -- >> yeah, tropical clouds dave and pam, in fact i think it is a beautiful sunrise here as that and so far no reports of that, but there have been reports of thunder near santa cruz, live storm tracker 2 -- had to dust it off, getting to that where we can get that and that is what we have right now so filtering in from the southwest. that will be west all day today. more likely there but we will just pencil it in for everybody today. storm prediction center, we call them that, has painted us for thunderstorms today, so how about that? you can see not only today, also more south, wrapping around a low here drawing it up. now, if it were closer that would help that, kind of need umphf to get things going, a mix but clouds there and loss clouds there so it is a double whammy here with low and high clouds out of the south so it adds humidity for, that coast is too cool to get in on that already there but 50s and 60s but muggy and showers around thunder showers around partly cloudy and cooler for all definitely with that and temperatures today 80s, 60s and 70s, closer there but today and tomorrow keep an eye on the sky, could get thunder, thunderstorms certainly up in the valley and around here as well, more likely the easted than south but looks like it is gone by friday then kind of a ho-hum pattern stratus quo into the weekend. >> i love that, 11 minutes after 6:00, helping the homeless there. a new program to get drunks off the street and into treatment. >> bay area congestion is worse, why that may be a good thing. >> plus a boating disaster, take a look at, that all caught on tape. what sent this boat and the people inside flying. this is an rc robotic claw. my high 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take the stage. he is following last night's dynamic speech by first lady michelle obama. our reporter sandra endo live in charlotte as the democrats say they will hey highlight the differences. that's right. they feasted on that but in the end it came down to the lady who knows best who said it was personal. they kicked off last night and focused their day one messages highlighting the president's accomplishments. >> with 29 months in a row of private sector job growth, president obama is moving america forward, not backward. >> he said he would end the war in iraq, and he has. >> many were critical of republican rival mitt romney, including the first latino keynote dnc speaker, san antonio mayor julian castro. >> governor romney has undergone an extreme makeover and it ain't pretty, so is here is what we are going to say to mitt romney in november, we are going to say no. >> but it wrapped up with a positive speech by her. they watched from the white house as she made a plea to undecided voters. >> barack knows the american dream because he has lived it. and he wants everyone in this country, everyone, to have the same opportunity, no matter who we are or where we are from or what we look like or who we love. >> tonight the most popular ex- president will take center stage and party leaders here are hoping bill clinton will fire up the crowd and give voters the push they need to re- elect obama. live in charlotte, sandra endo, back to you. >> all right. make sure you stay here for live updates on the dnc in charlotte, north carolina. >> we have new information now on that breaking news out of brussels, belgium, we are learning a bomb scare at the u.s. embassy is over, authorities are saying they have located the suspicious vehicle and no longer cause for alarm. still no word on what prompted the alert. we will bring you more information as this story develops. back here in the bay area san francisco police have arrested a man in connection with a killing of a hairstylist in the city's diamond heights neighborhood. police say witnesses helped identify him as the man who killed him. the two met at a bar in june and took a cake to his apartment. the next day he was found bound and gagged and several items missing from his home. he was arrested sunday and is being held on murder, burglary and a probation violation. >> 6:19, the city is trying to clean up the homeless population by targeting alcoholics. they would by forced to complete treatment every time they miss a court date. that treatment we are told would take place at a special wing of san francisco city hall. that program could begin within a month. also the bay area setting new records when it comes to our traffic. thanking part to thanks in part to the fact the work place is growing. for the first time it went up by 1% last year, bart add 10 million annual passengers in the past two years, cale trains also seeing a eeing a cal trains caltrains doing that now. you can do that. >> yeah, we are watching that and they are doing that there. >> it is normal. no major problems there. >> taking further south in san jose to 80 starting to pick up as well as folks heading there. again we heard there was a slight problem on one of the off-ramps to 17 but not causing major problems, which is the good news. >> steve is here to tell you how to dress. >> we have low clouds but also clouds coming in, so mostly cloudy and a possibility of showers even thunder heard toward santa cruz an hour ago. would not be surprised if more comings in there and with us today and also tomorrow, kind of do that so take some time but tell the possibility there. already filtering in and with us most of the day all drawn up from that which will continue to do that today and tomorrow so cooler but muggy inland with that, 60s, 70s and 80s, you probably won't feel that there it is already up there but temperatures are so cool. 50 and 60, i just think we are stuck under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. they are not going to change too much on the lows. a lot of this will continue to work its way up from south, southwest over the next 24 hours, so partly to mostly cloudy, cooler inland and a possibility of showers or thunder showers, maybe a few sprinkles or splash and dash showers, 80s inland, 70s around the 58, then 60s by the coast. looks like today and tomorrow unsettled pattern with these clouds, they should clear out friday, night and morning fog but sunny and a nice comfortable weekend pam and dave. >> thank you, steve. intel expects to splash the energy cuts of its flagship chip. today want to cut energy by 40%, which is working to do that. more details are expected there next week. mcdonalds has plans to open several vegetarian restaurants in india. about 40% of indians do not eat meat and they are looking to tap that. they already don't serve biff beef or pork and are separated into areas like that. they have 250 restaurants there. >> a robbery there. why police need your help to 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wore that. >> 6:26, a southern california family claims they were not allowed to board a flight because their son has downs syndrome. they were booked to fly first class on a flight from new jersey to l.a. on sunday. the family says when today were ready to board they were told by an employee their son was a flight risk and could not board. the boy's mother videotaped the incident on her cell phone. >> -- this little boy had a seat in first class area and -- and for some reason they didn't want that, that was not acceptable. >> the airline responding saying the boy was agitated and running around the gate prioring to boarding but his parents claim he was sitting quietly and were told their son's behavior was a son because their seat was close to the cockpit and he could be a distraction for the pilot and later rebooked for find coach with another air airline and says they will sue. >> sal is off. we are keeping an eye on the commute for you as people are heading out. the east shore freeway getting more crowded in the past 30 minutes. things slowing down for people heading to the mcarthur maze as usual. there is always a remember to get fast track. those people moving faster. that is clear put but the bridge might be foggy. let's check in with him. >> there is that and might be a combination of that you can see right there, 60s, 70s and 80s. >> it has been almost six months since her disappearance, what is planned. >> family, friends and others standing vigil there. he remains in the hospital. we will have an update when we continue. looks like it's going to start a so little late...ng um, but i uh... (interupting) oh okay - okay yup that's fine. excuse me - sorry. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. those are our neighbors from the opening bill. maxim. this is not the magazine. this is maxim the company. there's a shot of the new york stock exchange. things start to get busy as we head into september. >> okay. thank you, pam. it's wednesday, september 5th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. the time now 6:30. it's a busy morning. the officer shot yesterday was kenyan youngstrom clinging to life. he was shot while trying to pull over a driver yesterday. this happened in alamo. our reporter has the latest on the continuing vigil out there praying for his recovery. good morning. alex. >> reporter: good morning. i did speak with a police officer who confirms that this officer is still this icu and is still in critical condition. i'm also told that other officers are here at his bedside. relatives are many coming from around the country. he was shot yesterday morning by a driver during a traffic stop along 680 in alamo. we don't have any word on the specific injuries he suffered. but his family is asking for everyone's prayers as doctors work to save his life their they want to send out appreciation to all of you who have expressed their concerns. >> reporter: and the community outpouring will continue throughout the day in the area where he lives. his neighbors in the cordelia area are planning an impromptu vigil for the officer. that will happen tonight, all in an effort to support his family there in the fairfield officer. the chp says he's a seven-year veteran of the force who began his career right here in contra costa county. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. now, today, investigators will try to re-create the events that led up to the shooting in alamo. coming up at 6:45, what we're finding out about video that may play an absolute critical role in the investigation. new this morning, a la fayette han is missing after the annual labor day chico float. 20-year-old brett olsen reportedly walked away from friends at a popular area along the area called beer can beach. sheriff deputies are searching for him along the riverbanks and in the surrounding area. he's described as 6 feet tall, 150 to 160 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. friends are asking that you call glen county sheriff's office if you have any information. several events will be held today for sierra lamarr. it's been nearly six months since she disappeared. janine de la vega. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with sierra lamar's father who says she's on his way to the center. he says he's grateful for any support. a vigil was planned by city hall. a woman helping has flown into the bay area for the event. sierra has been missing since march 16th when she left her morgan hill home to go to school. volunteers have been searching to look for any sign of sierra. but the number of people coming has been dwindling. >> i'm a father. i have three boys. i -- ours -- my hours are weird, graveyard. maybe if i'm off, if i get a chance, i would like to volunteer. >> reporter: antolin garcia- torres has been arrested because police say her dna links -- was found in his car. no body has been found. they want to raise money to keep the search going. and a congresswoman is expected to be here at 9:00 a.m. back to you. a bizarre shooting in canada has left one person dead. another critically wounded. it happened after a man shooting at a victory rally for the new premiere of "quebec." it happened last night in montreal. guards rushed the new premiere. she was not injured -- premere. only on 2, vallejo's interim police chief is explaining why his officers were justified using deadly force over the weekend. the new chief talked exclusively to ktvu e says he believes his officers had no choice early sunday morning when they opened fire on a white thunderbird killing 23- year-old mario romero. the chief told us a picture of the replica gun he was carrying. >> i have to stand by in their actions, to protect themselves when they were confronted by an individual who had a handgun in his waistband. >> the chief says it's hard for police officers to tell the difference between a real gun and a replica. romero was a real criminal on probation. the family is questioning the need for this and also the need to shoot more than 30 rounds. there will be a press conference at 11:00 about this. 6:38. well, san francisco's municipal transit agency says the most complain they -- complaint they hear is how hard it is to get a cab. the muni board agreed to put more than 200 new cabs on the street, at least temporarily. the board says with fleet week and the holidays coming up quickly, the demand for cabs will quickly go up. 6:38 is the time. i understand we have tara for traffic this morning. >> it's a little foggy out there. nothing like what we've been experiencing the last few days. visibility is pretty good. right now we're gonna take a look at our maps. we do have an incident here in livermore. this is at 580 westbound. we have lumber in the west lanes there. be careful. this is typically a congested stretch of the freeway. it is making a bad situation worse. now, in the south bay, 27 and milpitas, give yourself some extra time. you can see the backup there. you will need an extra 10, 15 minutes to get into san francisco this morning. it's 6:39. let's check in with steve. a lot of high and mid-level clouds. it's raining in san jose. we've had some thunder off santa cruz. it will be that kind of a day. well, kathy jean said i thought it was gonna be muggy ta. it will be on the in -- in the inland. but on the coast no. right there, san jose, right around alum rock over to san jose downtown, san jose airport before milpitas and you can see it right there, right there. you see the yellow and the red. that's rain coming in. 50 santa rosa, 60 antioch. they've been there all week long. tropical clouds will be with us along with off-and-on splash- and-dash showers. a mix of sun and clouds. there's a lot of clouds here. coming up from the south, these tropical clouds, i think today and tomorrow could be very interesting. so partly to mostly cloudy. occasional showers could be from 60 to 89. antioch, brentwood. that's throwing in the mug as well. but off-and-on showers today. maybe some thunderstorms tomorrow. >> all right, steve. welcome back, steve paulson. >> yes. why political analysts are giving rave reviews to the first lady's passionate speech. >> reporter: and searching for answers. the investigation now underway on 680 that critically injured a police officer. what we learned from witnesses about what happened. and this is the maze. you can see traffic is getting back up there a little bit. we're gonna take a look at some bay area bridges -- coming up. 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[ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. good morning. we have rain moving through san jose. you can see it right there on the tracker 2. there will be more later on today under mostly conditions -- mostly cloudy conditions. good morning to you. here's a quick look at some of the stories we're following for you -- a congressman will participate in the search for sierra lamarr. firefighters in colusa county are fighting two fires. they are burning east of clearlake. the fire started yesterday afternoon off highway 16. that highway is closed from the junction of state route 20 to seven miles east of colusa, the yolo county line. back to the top story we've been following all morning long. the shooting of a chp officer on 680. dash-cam video could play a key role into the shooting. claudine wong joins us right now from the chp office in martinez with what we're learning about this case. >> reporter: well, certainly that video will be a key part of this investigation. as you said we're here in martinez. this is the chp office where the critically injured officer worth-- worn. there are still so many questions about what happened -- work. there are still so many questions about what happened. >> officer down. >> officer down. >> i am en route. just advise we're going to call the shooting tea. >> reporter: you are listening to dispatch calls yesterday morning just before 8:30. two officers pulled over a green jeep. this was all during the commute hours. it was busy. one individual said he had to cross over lanes of traffic to get the jeep to pull over. >> i started to realize the popping i heard was gunfire. >> i looked to the right and i saw an officer on the right bleeding. i thought oh, my god. how horrible is that. >> i saw him shoot hig weapon, maybe three -- shoot his weapon, maybe tree or -- three or four times. >> reporter: we still don't know why he pulled a gun on the officer. certainly, multiple agencies looking into this trying to piece everything together. as they struggle and carefully watch the critical of this officer who remains in the hospital, they continue to try to investigate. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. people are still talking about the passionate speech michelle obama gave last night at the democratic national convention. alison burns has more. >> reporter: and dave, tonight the country learns more about california attorney general, kamela harris. she's going to be take the stage among the speakers tonight, ahead of the headliner, former president, bill clinton. thousand, our cameras were -- now, our cameras were with her yesterday. getting such a high-profile spot is such a big deal. for now it's unclear what this could be. the first lady brought everyone to here feet. she did not take on republicans directly with you she talked more about her husband promoting his policies and his character. >> for barack, she is issues are not political -- these issues are not political. they are personal. >> reporter: nancy pelosi will speak today. and bill clinton will be the headliner. he's such a rock star in the democratic party. some analysts say there is a risk he could overshad doe president obama -- overshadow president obama. back to you. some regulars on caltrain apparently are not fans of the giants' game. coming up at 7:06 on "mornings on 2" how riders are using social media to voice their complaints about certain giants' fans. let's get you to where you need to go. tara is back and the toll plaza is backed up. >> that's right. those metering lights are on. give yourself some extra time. at the golden gate bridge, a lot of fog. but you can see the visibility really isn't too bad when you are actually driving. nice commute into san francisco this morning. down in san mateo, this is a look at the brim there. you can see a little bit of fog there. but conditions are fairly nice as you make your way into foster city. we have a look at highway 4. this is in the bay point pittsburg area. you can see it's sluggish. let's check in with steve. thank you, tara. well, low clouds, even some light rain moving through san jose. it looks like -- i'll get out of the way so you can see it. this light rain is all associated with tropical clouds. they will be with us today, tomorrow and maybe some thunderstorms. we've had a couple of reports of thunder rolling through santa cruz. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. the humidity factor will go inlan. you keep temperature -- inland. you keep temperatures in the 50s and 60s. this is starting to light up here very early in the morning. some of these clouds are producing light rain. juice up the lower layers of the atmosphere. as long as it funnels in here. we're in line for possible showers and possible showers. partly to mostly cloudy. showers off and on. there's already some out there. 60s, 70s and 80s for terps. i think the cloud cover -- temperatures. i think the cloud cover will bring the temperatures down. i think there is a better bet tomorrow for thunderstorms in the valley. it should be cloudy after that and then mild temperatures. facebook's stock dropped to $17.55. i'm checking in on the stock right thousand to see where it is trading. it is currently up a little bit. back above -- about 18.25 right now. now, mark zuckerberg hoped to reassure investors yesterday when he said he had no plans to share his $444 million common shares of stocks. that could reassure investors worry about the stock that's continuing its download trend since the ipo in may. many comcast may need another box to watch. all anthat log signals will stop this fall. this affects those who don't have a top box from the company yet. if that's you, get your box so you can watch us here. rumors of a possible showdown between the san francisco giants and leaders in the south bay. why the focus is on the future home of the as. and a lawsuit over the 9/11 attacks heading for trial. who is asking for billions of dollars in damages. welcome back. taking a live look at the big board. dow jones down about 4 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 also down a little bit. keep an eye on microsoft. it's trying to run a last-ditch effort to get higher efforts on the smartphone business. a judge has ruled that the parent companies of unitened and -- united airlines and american airlines regarding the 9/11 attacks can proceed. the law claims negligence by the airlines allowed terrorists to eventually crash into the world trade center. the airlines said world trade center center properties has already received more than $4 billion from insurance companies. firefighter frank ryan is out of a coma. he regained consciousness for the first time yesterday. he even asked for one friend by name. ryan is still listed in critical but stage condition. 6:56. the city of san jose playing hard ball against everyone who is opposing the as' possible move to the south bay. the city has filed a court order and a group called stand for san jose. they tonight want this. -- they don't want this. later on today, san jose will host its first yoga day. it's at at&t park. each person that has their own ticket will receive a free microsoft yoga mat. let's check in with tara. >> you may need to find your center, as they say in yoga. >> this is livermore. you can see the stretch of 5 0 westbound as you leave tracy. it's really slow going here. we had some lumber in the roadway there. it has been cleared but that's a notoriously bad stretch anyway. you can see the backup extends for 15, 20 minutes. so give yourself extra time. here's steve. >> tara, thank you. the weather is finding itself center. the rain is heading off to pleasanton, livermore. we'll take a look at more at this on "mornings on 2". also on "mornings on 2," a chp officer fighting for his life after a shooting. and a teenager, sierra lamarr, is missing for almost six months now. 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