christien. >> reporter: good morning. investigators here in pittsburg looking for the gunman that opened fire. there is still police tape in this parking lot. this is the walmart apartment on leverage road here. investigators looking for whoever opened fire in this area of the parking lot. the victim was shot right here in this area. that man was loaded into an ambulance and rushed to john mere medical center with a gunshot wound to his face and leg. 911 calls started rolling in at 11:00 last night that shots had been fired at the parking lot here on leverage road. the victim was on a bicycle and a car began chasing him around the parking lot before opening fire. witness say the shooter fired at least five or six rounds and we'ring again that victim was struck multiple times. at this time police have not released information about the victim or his condition and have not released a suspect or vehicle description. coming back to our live shot you can see there is a security car that has been rolling around the parking lot keeping an eye on things. we have calls out to pittsburg police. we are trying to find out more about the victim and also we are trying to get that vehicle description or suspect description out to you as soon as possible. we will keep making those calls. for now we are live in pittsburg. a man is recovering after being grazed in the head by a bullet after trying to escape from an armed robber. the victim was with three other people behind an apartment complex when a hooded man with a gun approached them and demanded money. the 21-year-old victim was hit in the face with a gun and grazed by the man. time is 5:02. the deadline is getting closer and closer for uc berkeley new stadium project to be finished. lorraine blanco is at the new site right now with video that shows the crews still have a lot of work to do. good morning, lorraine. >> good morning, dave. cal athletic officials cyathea have supreme confidence that memorial stadium will be ready in time for the season opener on september 1st. you can see plenty of equipment in the front and fences around the opening. it must be finished to get half of the game day crowds in and out safely. crews are working 12 hours a day, six days a week to finish the renovation. that is important because season tickets have been sold already. cal says fans should not be able to recognize what probably won't be done on game day. also the seat willing be aluminum rather than old wood benches. one thing is for certain you will see a lot of activity around here in the next 49 days until the season opener against the wolf pack. live in berkeley lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. time now 5:03. former fbi director louie freeh says his scathing report on the penn state football scandal is proof of an extensive cover up. that long report details sexual assaulted by jerry sandusky. for 14 years penn state administrators knew about the abuse and did not report it. it also singled out late football coach joe paterno. former university president, and two other administrators. the scandal add penn state is an example of cover up exposure. coming up at 5:15 what colleges in the bay area says about that cover up culture and why it's important not to have it. we have developing news in plaster county. a wild fire has grown to # hundred acres and -- 800 acres and it's only 10% contained. the fire started wednesday and burning northeast of allobar. 150 homes are threatened and there are evacuations in place. >> usually for about two minutes at a time. but that is okay. we'll get through it. >> yesterday firefighters said the fire was 20% contained but then hot weather and winds made things worst. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. time now 5:04. we have new information from florida in the trayvon martin shooting case. new documents say the fbi found no evidence that neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman shot trayvon martin because of his race. reportedly that conclusion was reached after questioning zimmerman's coworkers friends and neighbors. the documents also reportedly show the police officers that rushed to that scene minutes after the shooting couldn't agree on whether zimmerman had a broken nose but all of them said he had cuts on his head. properties too core -- prosecutors in san francisco say a driver spinning his car in circles caused a crash that killed his friend. later today 1-year-old daniel lar rose is expected to enter a plea. police think laura was driving drunk that killed perez. laura left the scene of the crash and abandoned his car before later turning himself in. there will be another long holiday weekend without one of the bay area bridges. on labor day weekend cal tran will close the dumbarton bridge. an expansion joint will be replaced. the same seismic safety upgrade was completed on the western side of the bridge during memorial day weekend. 5:06. sal is back. you have friday the 13th commute for you. >> yes, we do. whoever gets into a crash today must start believing in superstitions. if you are driving any time soon, should be a nice drive for you. let's go to 80 westbound. that looks good coming in from vallejo to berkeley. also we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is light. the fog is not as bad as it was yesterday on the bay bridge any way. we will check the golden gate in a little bit. also this morning we are looking at san mateo and dumbarton bridge. those commutes look good. 5:06 let's go to steve. >> fog is lifting, sal. yesterday was right there on the bridge as you showed many times. we had fog on the coast the entire week. hasn't gone anywhere. it's just been held in check by that big dome of high pressure. well it's starting to move. the fog bank is lifting. there is a system dropping down from oregon. cooler west wind as well. in fact it's really cranked up for some. 50s santa rosa. livermore 57. that is down eight from yesterday. eight. they were 65 and made it to 98 exactly as forecasted. that was hot on a limb forecasted but cooperated yesterday. west, southwest 25 gusting to 31 out at travis. that is a huge difference. boy these tropical clouds are close. actually rain down in southern california. yeah. i know. actually right off of l.a. right there. but for us we are under the influence of that little guy. right there. that is carving itself out on the west. yesterday was around the bay. you could also see that west wind cooling. yesterday was still rather warm to hot. today it will be cooler for all. windy at times. warm inland but fog, sun, cooler conditions for almost everybody here. 80s to low 90s. mainly the low 80s. santa rosa and napa down ten. 60s san francisco and oakland. fog doesn't look like it's going anywhere. cooler weather will take us into early next week. time now 5:08. happening right now we are looking live in maryland. firefighters look at this a great big fire in burtonsville, maryland. this is an apartment house on fire. the pictures are going in and out. we wanted to peek in on that. this is burtonsville, maryland. firefighters tackling a big apartment fire. we will keep you posted if we get more information. >> yes, we will. 5:09 is the time right now. confusing report out of southeast asia about shots fired at a bangkok airways plane. >> good morning, westbound traffic on the san mateo bridge looks good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. g? man: there's a cattle guard, take a right. do you have any idea where you're going ? wherever the wind takes me. this is so off course. nature can surprise you sometimes... next time, you drive. next time, signal your turn. ...that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. in election 2012 news once again there is a report that mitt romney is considering former secretary of state condoleezza rice as his vice presidential running mate. it comes from the drudge report. it says rice is at the top of romney's list. rice who is currently a professor at stanford university has repeatedly said she is not interested in the job. the attacks in the presidential race are heating up this morning. ktvu alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with why both sides are accusing each other of lying. >> reporter: pam, this all involves mitt romney's career at the private investment firm bayne capital. they are running ads accusing the president of lying. pointing to obama claims that romney encouraged the outsourcing of american jobs at bayne. >> when the president doesn't tell the truth, how can we trust him to lead. the obama outsourcing attacks misleading, untrue. >> reporter: raise questions about when he left bayne. he said it was in 1999 before bayne was involved in some controversial business closures. >> i left that business in 1999 to help with the salt lake city olympics back on track. >> reporter: several media outlets have obtained documents that showed he was still the head of the firm three years later. the obama campaign insists -- the romney campaign insists those documents are misleading. how pressure is also mounting on mitt romney to release more of his personal financial information and what california congresswoman nancy pelosi is saying want it. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns. time now 5:13. we have a confusing report out of southeast asia. cambodian troops fired shots on the passenger jet after mistaken it for a spy plane. top official in the army says the cambodian's opened fire as that plane was circling the border this week during bad weather. thailand's foreign minister denies that report. his forces did fire at the plane but that it was a military plane not a civilian plane. and bangkok airways says it has no reports of any of its flights coming under fire. escaped chimpanzee is back in its cage in las vegas. it was tranquilized yesterday after running wild through the streets of vegas with its mate. they shot and killed the other chime banshee -- chimpanzee when it charged at them. during the escape one climbed on top of a police car and was banging on it. the new allegations against penn state administrators is being called an example of cover up culture. administrators say any attempt to hide negative news will not solve the problem. they say last year two students were sexually assaulted on campus. attacks that were immediately reported to students, faculty, and the public. the san francisco psychiatrist says the culture of cover up can be very messy. >> we need to be really clear that it's not just the abusers that are harming the children but the people that are silent witnesses. >> st. mary administrators say the best way to protect its institution is to be honest. our time is 5:15. news conference will be held today by the family of a young man that died during a gun battle with san francisco police. they will be calling for a shut down of muni. kenneth harding died a year ago after police tried to stop him because he failed to pay his $2 muni fair. police say harding fired first and died by his own bullet. they plan to shut down hewn know on monday -- muni on monday to protest his death. entrench the man that was -- the man that was initially implicated in the bryan stow case is suing the police. disregarding dna test and witness statements. although he was never charged for the attack, ramirez went back to prison on a parole violation. his lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages. two other men have been arrested in the case. they are now awaiting trial. right now it's 5:16. we want to check in with sal. how does it look? >> it looks pretty good pam and dave. as a matter of fact, we are doing pretty well on this friday morning. getting on to the bridges and causeways. starting off getting into san francisco with oakland it is a nice drive. i've been checking with chp and happy to say we don't have a lot going on. no major problems rob the bridges. that includes the san mateo bridge where the traffic there looks good all the way out to the high-rise. it looks good the other way around too. we check all commute directions. sometimes this could be the most frustrating when there is is a crash. this is a look at the peninsula when you get there. the traffic on 101 and 280 still look very nice. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. fog has been on the coast. it has been there all week long. it just couldn't go anywhere. there was a wall of high pressure saying i don't think so. guess what, that system gets a little help from a low to the north and now it's a bigger fog bank because it's lifting and there is more of a stronger west wind as well. gusting now 36 out of the west, southwest at travis. boy, i will tell you. yesterday at this time it was southwest at ten. now you get gusts to 36. it will be cooler well inland today. 50s an the temps right now. santa rosa says calm. i expect them to go into the 40s here. west, northwest at sfo. there is a west, southwest 25 gusting 36 travis. west, southwest ten at vacaville. vacaville gets a sea breeze that tells you everything you need to know. these tropical clouds are so close. they are just held in check. you can probably see them off to the distance east bay, south bay. there has been some rain down in southern california. and highs today the 70s continue to push inland. 80s pushing more toward the valley. it started yesterday around the bay but the low clouds that west wind and system dropping down we topped out on the temps wednesday. still warm to hot wednesday and thursday. so the wind picks up at times. also very warm inland well inland but not as nearly as hot as it has been. most locations drop 10-15 degrees. a lot of 70s now and 80s. 50s and 60s closer to the coast and local drizzle. fog will continue nights and mornings. that cooler pattern takes us right into the weekend. italy's credit rating is taking a hit. moody's downgraded the bond rating. they stand at two levels of junk bond status. european markets are up this morning. investors focused on this mornings report that chinese growth is within expectations even though it has slowed to the lowest level in three years. overnight the asian markets gained ground as well. south korea the biggest winner. and checking in on our markets futures indicate a higher opening for the dow, nasdaq, and s & p 500. time now 5:19. fighting back against the fro gray pan. plus how a small cut turned into a terrifying situation for a girl in sonoma county. >> interstate 880 traffic looks pretty good as you drive past the coliseum. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh. good morning. lots of low clouds in place and more of a sea breeze. even though it will be sunny inland temperatures will come down 80s and lows 90s. santa claire are tribal council in new mexico has declared a state of emergency because of this. flooding. flooding damaged an under ground pipeline. that area was in the process of rebuilding after damaging floods that occurred a year ago. a 28-year-old autistic man has been found alive. he survived three weeks in a rugged part of utah desert. william says he survived by eating frogs and drinking water from the river. he walked about 40 miles. that whole ordeal started back on june 6th. that is when someone stole his hiking gear and he ran out of cash. he was trying to walk to page, arizona to pick up money wired business his father. a 12-year-old girl in sonoma county is recovering from a flesh eating bacteria that almost killed her. missy pendleton cut her knee after bumping into a sheep stand. the cut was small but it did require six stitches. two days later she had to be air lifted to children's hospital after pain and swelling in her leg and a fever. >> i knew i had to move rapidly to keep her from having a fatal outcome. >> missy had nine surgeries and spent almost a month in the hospital. she is now in physical theory and hopes to build enough strength to talk again without crutches. if you wants to help missy you can find out how you can on our website just scroll down to web links on ktvu.com to find a link to the facebook page with a list of upcoming fundraising events. some businesses in beckly counting -- berkeley counting on off the grid foot trucks to help boost their foot traffic. they will be serving food on thursday nights. the telegraph corridor has been struggling mainly because a lot of people no longer are out there buying books or music in the brick and mortar stores. last november a big fire put three very popular restaurants out of business. >> i think it's a great idea. it's a great idea. brings the community together and helps other businesses. >> food trucks won't be the only draw. the site of the former cody's bookstore is being reconfigured as an entertainment center. frank may be retaliating now for california's ban on fro gray. france produces about 75% of all of the fro game in the world. now they are calling for a boycott for all california wine. napa valley wine makers say they won't effect them very much since they don't import much of california wine any way. sal, i like your new office back there. >> i'm devastated what we will do for wine? >> i see you crying. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everybody. let's go outside. it's a very funny story. let's take a look at the commute now. northbound 280 as you head up to highway 17 that traffic is moving along very well. we are also off to a good start on 680 southbound. if you are driving in hayward and heading south on interstate 880 it should be a very nice drive. you. on this friday morning we are off to a decent start. let's go back to the desk. still ahead new developments on that connector from the oakland coliseum bart station to the oakland airport. we will bring you more in a live report on what you will see later this morning. >> plus very bad accident in vallejo. how a three-year-old got hit by a car. >> and closing arguments expected to start later today in the wrongful death trial of convicted killer hans reiser. the unusual comparison he made during testimony in court yesterday. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbng ] the cheerios bandit got you again? 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[ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios good morning, to you. welcome back. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news it is friday the 13th of july i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. time now is 5:30. you are tired of the heat, you have good news. don't you? >> i would say about 95% of the forecast area. some locations vacaville sometimes lake county can take another day after everyone else has cooled down. for most it will be cooler today when travis gets a southwest wind gusting to 36 miles an hour. that means they will drop significantly. here is sal. >> steve, good morning. westbound highway 4 is getting busier. it's not stop and go yet. it is little slow already though through antioch. not through bay point or concord. as we look at interstate 80 westbound that traffic is moving along pretty well. it's 5:30 let's go back to the desk. the wrongful death lawsuit trial of convicted killer hans reiser it could wrap up today with closing arguments. alex savidge is live in hayward. >> reporter: it was an unusual comparison hans reiser representing himself in his wrongful death trial that gets under way rater on -- later on today. his two children are suing him for damage. reiser's testimony took a strange turn when he compared himself to moses. saying he killed his wife to stop her from hurting his two kids. in 2008 the software engineer was convicted of killing his wifeny that reiser. he admitted to choking her to death. his two children seeking $15 million in damages to compensate for the loss of their mother. now following his conviction, reiser eventually led police to his wife's body in the oakland hills in exchange for a reduced sentence. he's now serving that reduced sentence 15 years to life in prison. his kids now 11 and 12 are living with their grandmother in russia. testimony is expected to wrap up later on today here at the hayward hall of justice and each side will have one hour for their closing arguments. we are live this morning in hayward alex savidge. time is 5:31. there was gunfire overnight outside of a pittsburg walmart and one man was shot. witnesses say the shooter was in the car chasing after someone riding on a bike. the shooter opened fire. that victim was taken to john mere medical center. he had been shot in the face and leg. we are not sure if the victim was a shopper or not. so far there is no reports of anyone else injured in that attack. a three-year-old boy was critically injured after he was hit by a car in vallejo. he darted in the street between two parked cars at 7:30 last night. the boy suffered head trauma and air lifted to oakland children's hospital. police say a 52-year-old man was driving the car that hit the boy he was not arrested. he is cooperating with investigators. time now 5:32. san francisco mayor ed lee is firing back at suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. mayor lee is denying allegations that he committed perjury at last months misconduct hearing. the mayor testified he did not offer the sheriff another job if he resigned. >> i think there is concerted effort to steer him off track with individuals that want to claim something and divert the attention way. >> mirkarimi's lawyers are asking the ethic's commission to subpoena four witnesses who they believe will prove mayor lee lied. the commission will consider that subpoena request next wednesday. schoolteacher has surrenders to police. the santa clara county district attorneys office say a student reported inappropriate conduct with a teacher but that principal lyn did not tell authorities. the teacher craig chandler went on to molest another child. he faces charges of lewd and mollifies acts. the county wants to use $2 million to add 150 beds for inmates. it will accommodate a growing population. opponents say the money would be better spent on programs that deter people from committing crimes. 5:34. what if you could predict a traffic accident before it happened? san jose police are trying to do just that. coming up at 5:45 the new technique the police department will use to try to save lives. san jose fire department has received an $8.6 million grant from the feds. the money will allow the department to hire 27 new firefighter recruits. the san jose mayor chuck reid will talk about that grant at an 11:00 a.m. news conference today at the san jose fire department training center. he will be joined by congressman mike honda and congresswoman zoe. 5:35 is the time. sal is keeping an eye on the commute from our brand new newsroom. >> yeah. i've always been in the newsroom. >> yeah but newly remodeled. >> yeah. but you haven't been able to see it. i used to be sitting looking that way. now i'm sitting here and they can see the newsroom behind me. it's kind of cool. let's take a look at what we have now. the traffic is going to be okay on highway 24 as you drive out to the caldecott tunnel. there is no major problems if you are driving at the speed limit. i think you should be at that speed limit for a good long time. thus is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this traffic looks pretty good as a matter of fact. no major problems get into the city and steve says the fog is not quite not really a problem today as it was yesterday. yesterday it was lower on the deck. today not so much. we are looking at the commute here in hayward and castro valley now on 580 near five canyons parkway which runs underneath 580 almost right underneath interstate 508 there is an injury accident there. if you use five canyons parkway you will be effected by this. this is just off east castro valley boulevard. thus is right under-- this is right underneath interstate 580. at 5:36 let's go back to the steve. >> thank you, sal. good morning, everybody. the fog which is really just got squashed and sat there on the coast keeping the heat on the coast. it finally started to lift a little bit yesterday. not a lot. mainly around 500 feet to 5,000 feet. higher fog bank, west wind. it's not roaring inland. the sea breeze at travis is up to 36 miles an hour. i mean that is turbo charged. 50s for everybody here instead of the 60s. livermore at this time yesterday was 65. they are 57. that is a big drop. some of the higher temperatures inland you get up around 2,000 feet they are down around 8-10 feet. along with that stronger sea breeze a south, southwest at concord. i tell you the -- there is rain down in southern california. we'll only get some of the higher clouds here south bay and east bay. you can see them but they are not going to make it. 50s and 60s and 70s and 80s maybe a couple low 90s. it takes vacaville another day to cool off. when vacaville gets the southwest wind it tells you it will cool down. cooling will continue not only today but into the weekend. windy at times but not as warm as yesterday. temperatures around the bay 60s and 70s. and inland 80s and a few low 90s. with your weekend always in few it looks like a cooler pattern will take us into next week. next weekend looks like on the cooler side. time now 5:38. giant star tim lincecum the pressure is really on. why the unthinkable could happen if he has a bad game tomorrow. >> a monthly art gathering in downtown last ang -- los angeles turns violent. >> good morning, northbound 280 traffic looks good as you head into the west valley we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? 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outdoor art event erupted in riot between police and occupiers. the occupiers scribbled chalk messages on the sidewalk. police tried to keep demonstrators from blocking the street when a protestor tossed a bottle. when police moved in the other occupiers started pelting them with rocks. a gas leak caused a fire that shot flames 40 feet in the air in st. louis, missouri. it was caused by a piece of construction equipment that hit a pipe. some people that live in the area say they had been smelling gas for weeks. no one was hurt though and no homes were damaged. time now 5:54 4:. word from investigation two separate bombings today killed a nato service member and a local official with the afghan ministries of womens affairs and her husband. the service member was killed by a roadside bomb in the south. no other details right now. the afghan government says the official with the administrate industry of women affairs they were killed when a bomb blew up in the eastern part of that country. yesterday was the deadliest day in the 16 months since the uprising started against the government. they report 287 civilians killed across syria with more than 200 of those killed in a government attack on one village in the province of ahmad. the head of the u.n. observer says his teams can confirm government forces waged an attack in that area. the federal government is using a new tactic to crack down on california's medical marijuana industry. the government is pressuring landlords to evict marijuana dispensaries saying the properties are being used to distribute illegal drugs. harbor side health center is being evicted. so is the vapor room in san francisco. barbara parker released a statement about the government crack down. she wrote in part i'm deeply dismayed the federal government would seek to deprive californians of this vital medicine. 5:44. oakland police have few leads in the city's eighth homicide in one week. we first told you about this story yesterday morning at 4:30. investigators say a 19-year-old woman was shot in the head inside a room at the starlight motel. some of the people staying at the motel say they heard gunfire and heard screaming about 3:00 in the morning. a friend of the victim tried to give her cpr but she died there at the scene. there are extra police patrols in north richmond after four people were hurt in two separate shootings. the first one happened at 9:30 yesterday morning near first street. three people were shot. then 30 minutes later a fourth person was shot about seven blocks away. investigators believe the shootings are connected and gang related. san jose police want to predict traffic accidents before they happened. the department has hired a math professor from santa clara university from analyze accident patterns in the city using alga rhythms. the method is being used to predict theft in santa cruz, morgan hill, and los angeles but has never been tested on traffic accidents. >> instead of looking at where accidents have been, we are looking for patterns in the data to predict where they will occur in the future. >> team of officers will use the predicted policing method in september. in six months they will figure out if it's successful. >> we have learned the power is back on for customers in san francisco. last night pg&e says more than 10,000 people lost power in the western edition, eureka valley, and laurel heights neighborhood. but power was fully restored by 11:30. tim lincecum is pitching tomorrow for the giants and it could be a make or break game for him. if he has a third straight bad game, giants may give him a little break. general manager brian sabean told radio station knbr they may skip lincecum's next start. he wasn't talking to supporters during yesterday's post all star game workout at at & t park. the next step is being done to build a bart connector from the oakland coliseum to the airport. around 10:00 a.m. crews will place girders between the two columns. this will make it easier to invision the route of the track. coming up just after 6:00 a.m. we'll have a live report from the oakland coliseum and we can take a look at the new video of the project for ourselves. >> that is great. i drive along there. i take a look at how they are progressing. it's starting to come along. sal is busy this morning in his new headquarters. you are keeping an eye on castro valley right? >> that is right. we are starting there. there is a crash there this morning in castro valley on five canyons parkway. just underneath highway 580. right there and you will see emergency crews on the scene. this is not effecting interstate 580 through castro valley. the traffic coming in from livermore isn't all that bad. as a matter of fact, i want to pull back. that's what i want to do. you can see traffic is moving along relatively well. let's go to live pictures now. i want to show you interstate 880 in oakland is looking pretty good. and the bay bridge toll plaza we are off to a nice start. hopefully today we will have a light day. yesterday we didn't have much of a day at the commute at the toll plaza. obviously we are hoping for another light day on this friday. 5:47, 13 before the hour let's go to steve the power hour. >> are you in our new newsroom? >> it looks nice doesn't it? >> yes, it does. but you're farther away from me now. another 20 steps. >> come over and visit. >> i will. this tropical clouds are very close. they will skirt the sierra novato, and truckee area. sometimes truckee gets a month of summer and right no is a good time -- and right now is a good time. some rain has been falling on the desert near l.a.. for us this system dropping down from the northwest will take that mishour and send it off to the east. but it's close. you can see it in the san jose area and eastward. 50s on the temps. yesterday there were a lot more 60s. and it didn't take long to started warming up. if you get a sea breeze anywhere that tells you things are ramping up for a colearn pattern. as that moves in it pushes us off toward the east. it's really close but should stay. a lot l cooler today. look at all that thunderstorm activity down in southern california. that is las vegas if you are heading there. lots going on. but for us bigger fog bank, stronger sea breeze and the cooling continues. windy at times. warm inland but not as warm or hot as the past couple of days. 80s now for many. livermore 98. concord said 99 yesterday but we will go 84. antioch hold on to low 90. but 50s and 60s and 70s for many or very low 80s. fog continues the cooling pattern all the way into sunday and early next week as well. the country's largest bank says its loss from a highly publicized trading problem has grown. the loss is now $4.4 billion officially. that is twice as much as originally sought. without the loss jp morgan would have reported a $5 billion profit. wells fargo reported earnings. and today star bucks is offering a foretaste of its -- 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( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25. only from verizon. good morning. little bit bigger fog bank. inland temps come back into the 80s. a few inland locations well away from the coast low 90s. cooler pattern for others. time now 5:53. unusual surfers out there in orange county. yeah. those are goats. one named goatee the other one pizmo. their owner taught thiemia to surf. these goats even road the waves together. >> they did a pretty good job. they caught the first wave and it was pretty good. i love surfing so i figured the goats would like surfing. >> pam just asked why. he just told you. pizmo was a natural. a police officer in washington, d.c. is being investigated for a very disturbing remark he made about first lady michelle obama. that officer was assigned to the motorcycle escort for the white house. reportedly when the escort was asked why he was late for a motorcade assignment he said i can't care about her and would shoot her in the head if he could. that officer has now been moved to administrative duty while the secret service investigating. oakland is preparing for a visit by president obama. the president is scheduled to attend a fundraiser at oakland fox theater july 23rd. many people in oakland say with all the problems the city has from the soring homicide rate to riots by occupy protestors, having the president stop by is a welcome bit of good publicity. >> it will bring people, it will bring awareness to oakland and downtown area. >> we hope he does stop in and visit us. it will be awesome. we've got a milk shake ready for president obama. >> ticket prices for the president's fundraiser at the fox theater start at $100. the investigation into sexual assault allegations against san francisco giant pablo sandoval is in the hands of prosecutors. the sheriffs department says they have not determined if there is enough evidence to arrest him. a 21-year-old woman accused sandoval of sexual assault after a night of drinking last month. his attorney says the sex was consensual. sandoval was on the disabled list at the time. yahoo apologizing for that security breach that alieud hackers to steel 154,000 e-mail accounts and pass words. yahoo says it's changing the pass words. on our ktvu website we posted a link to the yahoo security center. go to it, ktvu.com look under web links. right now it's coming up on could be getting a little busier. let's check in with sal. >> good morning, pam and dave. the traffic is not all that bad. although we do have a little bit of slowing here and there. we will start off with a look at the south bay, northbound 280 traffic looks pretty good. getting up to highway 17. and the morning commute is not all that bad. if you are driving on highway 17 this morning this is a look at 680 south and that traffic looks good heading down to the bottom of the him hill with no major problems. if you are driving on 680 from planton to free hasn't it's a nice -- from pleasantson to fremont it's a nice drive. the fallout from sandusky sex scandal and the scathing report that slams a university. how will it effect bay area universities and could a cover up happen here? >> where bullets were flying outside of a bay area walmart. what we know about the shooting victim. >> lots of low clouds in place and a much stronger sea breeze. we'll have the cooler forecasted highs in two minutes. púwnw security is high in a walmart parking lot here in pittsburg as police look for a shooter in the area. >> covering up