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High pressure will want to reload here and come back for the weekend. Does not look crazy or anything like that, but warmer inland. Today 60s, 70s, 80s. Fog on the coast dancing around. Westsouthwest at 18. Most locations dont have much of a breeze. 60s for some. 50s for others. I dont think these are going to cool off any more. Usually, by about this time we are done. That low spinning up in the Pacific Northwest impressive. Its bumped the high out of here, allowed us to cool down a little bit. Patchy fog. Sunny. Nice for some. Warm. If you are far inland, 90s. 60s, 70s, and mainly 80s. Sal, 7 01. Anything new on the screen . More slow traffic, steve. More people are on the road. Its not unusual for the traffic to be just a little bit slower on eastshore freeway. We can start there and take a look at interstate 80. 31 minutes, which is not bad, especially for this commute. In berkeley and emeryville not too bad as you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. We can see the toll plaza better after the sun went up. Its backed up for a 20 to 205 minute delay. This is the peak time for the morning commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, and you will see traffic that is going to be slow. We can also look at 880 southbound driving from hayward to freemont. Its beginning to fill in. 580 is not an issue in livermore. When we go to san jose we can push in 101, 280 and 58 are beginning to get a little bit more slow traffic as you get through. 280 in san jose, ill show it to you now here. Northbound 280 getting up to highway 17 is very slow right through downtown. You see how that is . So its already beginning to fill in here on the way of the west valley. 7 02. Back to the desk. All right. Thank you, sal. We are continuing to follow a developing story out of washington, d. C. Where a sitin by democrats continues this morning on the floor of the house of representatives. This is a live picture that you are looking at right now. It is a protest for new gun control measures that has entered its second day. Order. The chair wishes to make an announcement. The sitin led to some raucous moments on the floor of house early this morning with Speaker Paul Ryan trying and failing to regain control. Doug luzader joins us live from washington. Doug, are the democrats showing any signs of ending this sit in . The republicans are gone, right . Reporter yeah, the republicans are gone. You know, the thing to keep in mind is that the house actually adjourned. So none of this is actual house business. Democrats though, in just about every sense of the word, seized the floor and they show no signs of giving up. They want two force a vote on gun control measures. We will be here when you get back. Reporter republican members of congress jeered by an organized group of protesters as they left the capitol in the wee hours of the morning. That was relatively calm compared to what happened overnight. At one point it looked like some on the house floor might come to blows. Democrats staged a sitin trying to block the work in the house to force votes on new gun control laws. We are calling on the leadership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. Give us a vote let us vote we came here to do our job. We came here to work. Reporter republicans, who control the house, conveniently turned off the cameras that feed cspan. Something democrats did to republicans when they tried something similar over Energy Issues in 2008. This time democrats relied on mobile phones and social media stream to go keep going. Republicans would not budge, arguing that democratic proposal to deny gun sales to those on the federal nofly list would violate the constitution. We are not taking away citizens due process rights, their Constitutional Rights. That was defeated in the senate. This is not a way to try to bridge up legislation. Reporter so with the end game here, tough to say. Again the house has adjourned. They wont be back until after the fourth of july holiday. So there is not much hope the democrats will get any legislation moving in the days ahead. We have seen these issues come up in the house. They were dismissed. The democrats are going to keep pressing this. They think they have seized upon a issue that will resonate with voters come november. Such an emotional issue as well. So probably not going to go away any time soon. Thank you, doug. 7 05 is the time. We are also following another developing story. That historic vote going on in the u. K. Voters there are at the polls right now as they decide whether or not to stay in the European Union. More than 46 Million People are registered to vote today. The main is issue for those who want to leave the eu is immigration. Being a member of the European Union means that any citizen of an eu nation can move to the u. K. The remaining campaign is led by Prime Minister david cameron. That side argues that britain is safer and richer inside the e. U. John major commented on sanctions against russia yesterday which have been renewed thats to the union. If we british alone him posed sanctions on russia, would it have given mr. Putin the psalm cause to stop and think as sanctions imposed by 500 million europeans . The answer is that it wouldnt. Investors will be watching todays vote. Analysts say an exit from the e. U. Could hurt Global Financial markets. Time is 7 06. The story of a bizarre kidnapping case in vallejo. Its back in the news because a ned judge will hear arguments about whether evidence should be thrown out. The lawyer for the suspect, matthew muller, says muller was arrested just because he left his cell phone behind after breaking into a home last year in dublin. The lawyer says police illegally searched that phone to find out who owned it. Prosecutors object. They say a burglar cant expect privacy for an item left behind. Investigators say after unlocking that phone they were able to connect muller with the kidnapping of Denise Huskins a few months earlier. Vallejo police mistakenly labeled that case a hoax. Investigators later admitted the kidnapping occurred. We are following developing news from San Francisco where two bicycleises were killed in separate hitandrun crashes. The first happened 6 00 last night in Golden Gate Park. The second incident occurred about 8 30 in the south of market area. In the first crash, witnesses told police the driver in a white honda fit was speeding and driving erratically. Now, they say he slammed into a woman on a bike coming from the opposite direction and then the car took off and the driver abandoned the carlos than a mile a carlos than a car less than a mile away. Bikers are on high alert. I live in the area. Yesterday they had blocked off the area. It was yellow taped because i think it was a homicide. A hitandrun. Reporter when you hear about that as a cyclist, you hear that this person hit this woman and took off, its got to be scary. Whats it like sharing the roads here in San Francisco . Its pretty scary. It makes me sad to hear that, that she potentially died. And it is scary. Now, while investigators were at the Golden Gate Park hitandrun scene, the call went out about another car hitting a cyclist. It happened near 7th street and howard. In that incident, witnesses told police the driver ran a red light and hit a man on his bike. That cyclist was also killed. The driver took off, but was later arrested. Also happening today a meeting is set in las vegas to finetune a publicprivate financing plan for a new stadium where the raiders could potentially play. Raiders owner mark davis met with the Southern Nevada Tourism Committee a couple of months ago and pledged 500 million towards the construction of a new stadium. Its estimated to cost 1. 4 billion. Under the plan to be considered by the Smith Committee today, the financing would come from hotel taxes and redirecting sales and payroll tax revenue. Moving the raiders from oakland would require support from the other nfl team owners. Yesterday the National Hockey league announced its putting an Expansion Team in las vegas. Time is 7 09. Some more fallout from the scandals that are rocking the Oakland Police department. In 20 minutes, the impact on new recruits who hope to join the police force. And later today Funeral Services will get underway for a 16yearold girl who was shot and killed last week while attending a vigil for friends here in oakland. We will tell you what the family of 16yearold rej nay jeffreys is asking the governor to do in response to her senseless killing. We are looking at a commute where traffic is very slow in some areas, but its getting better, believe it or not. Kind of early today. Sunny here for many. A little bit of a breeze. Temperatures settling in quite nicely. But it looks like they might warm up a little later. We will explain. Yahoo aws Mohammed Younis ow. Welcome back. In just a couple of hours in oakland family members and friends are going to gather for the funeral of a 16yearold girl shot to death last week at a vigil for two of her friends who recently drowned. Ktvus alex savidge in oakland right now with more on the familys desperate plea made to the governor. Good morning, alex. Reporter yeah, dave, good morning to you. The family is calling on Governor Brown to step in to make sure that someone is held accountable for this senseless killing. The deadly shooting happened just last week here at this spot where we are this morning. This is franklin right at 13th street in downtown oakland. Can you see there is a huge memorial that has been set up here for 16yearold regginae jefferies. A short time ago one of her cousins stopped by and talked about the pain the family is still going through as they prepare to bury this young woman who had such a promising future. Its really sad. I just cant believe it. She will be missed a lot. She will. Reporter regginae was hit by gunfire while attending a vigil for two of her friends who drowned last month. No arrests have been made in connection with this shooting. To make sure her killing doesnt go unsolved, her great aunt wrote a moving letter to governor jerry brown. She asked the governor to push current mayor libby schaaf to address ongoing gun violence here in the city of oakland. Regginae had a bright future. She is cheerleading coach of the crusaders in san leandro. She is associated with girls, inc. Bright girl on her way to college gunned down in the street. Reporter regginaes great aunt also suggested in that letter that cases like this one may fall by the wayside as the Oakland Police department is dealing with an ongoing sex scandal involving officers. Now, the Department Denies that would be the case. They say their attention remains public safety. Their focus remains public safety. The Mayors Office said the city and the department are focused on identifying and arresting whoever killed regginae. By the way, regginaes great aunt says she did get a response after emailing that letter to the governor. She says, however, it was a form letter that referred her to the police department. She was quite upset with that response. The funeral for regginae jefferies gets underway at 11 00 this morning, dave, at ax Gospel Church in oakland. 7 15. Meantime, east bay congressman barbara lee taking part in the sitin at the u. S. Capitol, says, as you see here, she has a photo of regginae jefferies with her. The congresswoman tweeted out, she is staying on the house of representatives floor on behalf of that 16yearold shooting victim this morning bart directors will hear how their bike program is doing. Bart says more people are using bikes to get to Transit Service and it says bike rider use is growing much faster than the goals it set just four years ago. The manager of the program is expected to discuss details at this mornings bart Board Meeting. He is likely to suggest new goals for the Program Based on the current success. Also at the Board Meeting talks are scheduled today on how to keep passengers from hogging seats on the train. The new policy applies during busy commute hours from 6 to 10 00 a. M. And then 3 to 7 30 p. M. On weekdays. People who take up more than one seat during those hours will first get a warning. After that its a 100 ticket. Then it goes up to 200 for a second offense. And up to 500 after that. There are exemptions though for people with legitimate medical conditions. Time is 7 17. Lets see if everybody is behaving for sal in our commute. How does it look out there . We mentioned bart. So i should throw in that there are no significant delays, pam and dave, on bart. If you want to take bart instead of driving the car, a nice pleasant trip into the city with no major problems. This is a look at highway 24. Speaking of bart, i was stalling for time here to wait for that train to get into the shot there, steve. Westbound 24 looks pretty good. We do have an interesting phenomenon, the directors, we noticed that traffic slows to the lafayette bart station. That is because, especially in the summer months, there are people to look at on the platform. People like to look at other people. After that it clears up a little bit until the next bart station in lorinda. Correlation . Maybe not causation, but there is a strong correlation there. Lets take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza now. You can see traffic is backed up all the way out to about the 20minute delay at the macarthur maze. No problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge. San jose commute is filling in, although it looks a little better than it normally does. 85, 101, and 280 all getting a little bit slower getting into the west valley. 7 18. Lets go to steve. That is spot on, sal. It is true. I think so. Thank you. We do have some patchy fog here. Kind of interesting. If you are watching us towards monterey, the fog goes way, way, way down. All the way down to the salinas valley. Clear here. Some patchy fog. Its on the coast. Hit and miss there. It will be sunny. It will be nice. There is a northwesterly breeze certainly turning some of the water temps on the cold side. 52 San Francisco buoy. 52 at the monterey. Inside the bay some of the water temps in the midand upper 50s. Not the 60s. Thats what we had last year. 66 52 for San Francisco. Average 67 53. The record 91 in 1928. 48 in 1901. Westsouthwest 18. After that kind of tailed off. Should pick up the breeze a little later. It is an onshore breeze. Sfo west at 18, west at 6, northerlynorthwest towards san jose. 50s and 60s. 40s Santa Cruz Mountains this morning. Now we are warming up the lows. 49 at that observation at wood side. Low 50s menlo park. Same for san mateo coast. It looks to be the thickest along the san mateo coast. That system digging has bumped the ridge out for a couple of days. That allowed temps to cool down. Patchy fog. Sunny to mild to warm coast add bay. Warm. Near average temps. Slightly inland. So near average for some. 60s to 90s. Tough, tough to cool down lake county and eastern solano, contra costa this time of year. We need a pattern change like last week when we had the deep system coming in. Thats not the case this time. 70s, 80s, upper 80s for some. 60s on the coast. 70s on the peninsula to upper 70s. It looks like today is the coolest day. A little warmer tomorrow and then more so on the weekend. Ok. Just so we prepare. Thank you. 7 20 is the time right now. Should a Sexual Assault case be treated differently if the victim is unconscious . Up next, the new proposal being made in the wake of the brock turner case. The overnight tornado damage in illinois. Boy, how people desperately tried to protect themselves from several tornados. Welcome back to mornings on 2 at 77 23. There are new developments as a rut of the brock turner Sexual Assault case. The prosecutor is now making a proposal he says could prevent another controversial sentence in the future. Santa clara County District attorney jeff rosen is pushing for tougher mandatory sentences in Sexual Assault cases. He says one of the things the judge had to consider in the turner case was whether the victim was conscious or not. Rosen wants to change state law to make the penalty for sexually assaulting a woman the same no matter what the victims condition is. Convicted rapists, whether they committed their crimes on campus or off campus, whatever racial or ethnic background, rich or poor must be sentenced to prison. Rape is rape. If lawmakers approve his plan, it would require the attacker to spend time in prison, not just probation. Now, turner was sentenced to six months in jail and is likely to be released after just three months. Rosen supports a minimum sentence of three years in prison. Time now 7 24. New this morning parts of illinois hit by several tornados. They are checking damage this morning. Severe thunderstorms and twisters hit northern illinois. Pontiac, illinois saw the most damage. Tornados damaged several businesses and a mobile home park. The people caught in all this describe what it was like when they tried to take cover. It was scary. In the heat of the moment you got to do what you got to do. We ran for the door. Then the door slams shut. I am stuck on the other side. My partner is kicking down the door. Major parts of the city had no power. Several gas leaks were reported. Today forecasters say the storms are headed parts of west virginia, virginia, and north carolina. And concerns are growing in china right now. Local media reporting a powerful tornado there killed at least 50 people. It happened in the eastern chinese province of zhang su. A lot of people have been hurt. Weeks of heavy rain and storms in southern and eastern china have caused a lot of flooding and caused many deaths. 7 25. 7 26 is the time right now. A critical vote on the San Francisco departments use of force policy in the wake of several highprofile shootings. Up next we are going to have the details of that policy and what still needs to be worked out. A marathon sitin is happening right now on the floor of the house of representatives as democrats push for gun control legislation. You will hear from bay area politicians who are upset. You will hear what people think about all of this. Good morning. We are looking at an east bay commute that is busy in many areas. Past the bart stations and through the tunnel. We will tell you more about all of this straight ahead. Just a little bit of fog on the coast. Looks like thats where its going to stay. Inland temps will be nice. Looks like a sign of a warmer weekend. Hi. Is the internet still out . Yes come on. Work together. Work together. Do you have anything . No i dont have anything. Please come back internet. I love you. I love you so much. Just come back. Please. Please. Hes streaming a cat video. family laughs and the whole party is looking. Can i take a look . Mitch come on get high Speed Internet from at t with 99. 9 reliability at an everyday price with no extra fees. Keep calm, your internets on. Thats not fair, he should give you your rollerblades back. And, shes back. Storm coming . A very dangerous cheese storm. Presenting the American Express blue cash everyday card with cash back on this. Mouth toys. 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On the thunderstorm complex that went through chicago last night, also real quick the thunderstorm complex that went through chicago [ laughter ] should i there you go. There it goes. The people in the weather business in charleston are busy this morning. It likes its washing out heading to the virginias south of washington, d. C. That was the big show last night in chicago, and rightfully so. For us the fog around monterey bay and then it goes all the way down the Salinas River valley. It will burn off. There is a northwest breeze, which is why we get a little bit of those cooler ocean temps. Westsouthwest 18 at travis. Holding steady. 60s for some. Brentwood, whats new . This time of year they are probably the quickest to warm up. South bay temps some 40s. Santa cruz at 55. Santa clara and campbell 58 already. Fog will just be Holding Court by the coast. That system to the north cooling us down for a couple of days. Patchy fog. Cool for some near the waters edge. If you are far enough inland you can find the 90s. 60s, 70s by the water. Sal, east bay . Something happening there . We are going to take a look at some of the bridges as people try to get across the bay. One thing that i dont have to worry about, we will just put it at rest, the Golden Gate Bridge looks great, but the other bridges are taking some work here. This is a look at the richmond bridge, and you can see its backed up. Its not quite as bad. Its backed up for a little bit here as you get up to the toll plaza heading over to san rafael. Bay bridge toll plaza is also going to be backed up if you are trying to get across the bay bridge. Backed up for a 20minute wait before you make it onto the span. San mateo bridge most of the slowing is in hayward before you make it onto the span here, but the dumbarton bridge slows from newark to what we call the facebook side. Why do we call it that . Thats where the facebook campus is right about ill put it right there. There. Its not hazard. I just wanted to use that icon to show you where it is. 7 32. Lets go back to the desk. All right. San Francisco Police officers are one step closer to having a revised use of force policy. Last night the San Francisco Police Commission approved a compromised agreement on a new policy. Ktvus brian flores is covering this about what it means and what details need to be ironed out. Its interesting. Weeks before the vote there were two different versions. One that was backed by the Police Officers union. The other was backed by civil Rights Groups and community advocates. But reportedly all sides came to a third version that was approved last night. Now, basically, the use of force policy puts a higher standard for officers to deescalate situations by using crisis intervention training rather than reaching for a gun. The disagreement between the two policy versions came from policy language. For example, there were differences for the words shall, which would indicate something is mandatory, versus should. This revived version had the word shall. It comes after the december shooting of mario woods in the Bayview District last december. The Hunger Strike by the group known as the frisco five who called for police use of force reforms and the shooting death of stolen car suspect jessica williams, which ultimately led to the resignation of then police chief greg suhr. We should mention the policy still has to be approved by the police union and the city. They need to resolve officers use of caro tid holds. Thank you, brian. Time is now 7 34. Developing news from the nations capitol. Protesters were waiting outside the u. S. Capitol building when republican lawmakers left overnight. They started to gather yesterday evening when the sit in inside the u. S. Capitol against on the gun control battle was already in full swing. Now, word there inside the capitol live right now, these are live pictures, democrats are still continuing a sitin, calling for gun safety legislation. Democrats say they will continue to fight even while republican lawmakers take their fourth of july recess. Ktvus janine de la vega in san jose this morning where i know youre talking to people to find out what they think about that sitin taking place in washington. Reporter yeah, dave. We have. You know, some people are skeptical. They are not sure if this tactic is going to work. So far most of the people we have spoken to this morning say some sort of change is needed. Democrats have been sitting on the floor of the house of representatives since 11 30 yesterday morning. So were going on 23 hours where congressmen and women are there. They are taking turns talking at the podium, telling stories about gun violence. They have been doing this overnight and through the morning. Bay area congresswoman Jackie Speier spoke about her own experience being a gunshot victim. This is a plastic sleeve. On the top it says evidence, federal bureau of investigation. This is a dumb dumb. This was taken from my body. The thing that reminds me each and every day why what we do here now is so important. Reporter social media is playing a big part in this. Democrats are also posting pictures and videos on twitter and facebook using the hashtag obillnobreakandholdthefloor. For a period of time the live feed from cspan was taken down. House Speaker Paul Ryan called it a publicity stunt. We asked people this morning what they thought. One applauded the Congress Monday who initiated sitin, it makes me feel great. Finally, you know. They didnt use a legal process, but john lewis sets a moral example for sure. And they use a process that has worked in the past and it certainly has called public attention. Its all over the media. Reporter well, democrats are taking shifts to participate in this sitin. We know that some are actually choosing to stay longer, even after their shift is up. We are going to be monitoring the live feeds and social media on this and we will let you know what happens in the next hour. Back to you. All right. Janine de la vega in san jose. Thank you. Well, we have a new development in the ongoing turmoil at the Oakland Police department. The Oakland City Council is agreeing with mayor libby schaaf to postpone the start of another Police Academy class. That academy was deaded scheduled to start next february. Now it will begin in may. City leaders say the time will be used to look over hiring practices by the department. Two other Police Academies scheduled to start this year will move forward as planned. The city of oakland has hired a private detective to investigate one aspect of the Ongoing Police misconduct investigation. City administrator sebrina la time drad said someone has been giving confidential details about Police Personnel to the media. Time now 7 38. Happening today a judge in baltimore is expected to hand down the verdict for another Police Officer in the freddie gray case. Caesar goodson waived his right to a jury trial. He is facing the most serious charges, including Second Degree depravedheart murder. Now, he is the third of six Police Officers being tried for the death of freddie gray. Freddie gray died from spinal injuries that were sustained while he was in a police van that goodson was driving back in april of 2015. Neither of the two Police Officers who were tried were found guilty. President obama is heading back to the bay area later today. It will be a familiar scene. The president s plane will land at moffat field. The president is coming in tonight to prepare for a speech that he is giving at stanford tomorrow morning to the Global Entrepreneurship summit. The president s arrival could affect traffic on highway 101 near Mountain View in particular during the evening commute. 7 39. The fbi now confirming the gunman who killed 49 people at that nightclub in orlando, florida bought plane tickets here to the bay area just days before the shooting. Investigators say omar mateen bought three tickets for himself, his wife, and his child for a flight to sfo in july. The fog bank is now trying to the fbi is trying to make sense of the timing of that. Mateens motherinlaw lives in contra costa county. There is new information about major wildfires in southern california. The border fire near san diego, it has burned 6800 acres. Its 20 contained this morning. The san gabriel complex fire in lady gaga county, it has grown to 5200 acres. Its 15 contained. Cooler, more humid weather is helping the firefighters. Right now there are more than 4600 firefighters battling five big active wildfires in california. It is 7 40. The Oakland Raiders are moving more steps to move out of the bay area. What the Team Owner Mark Davis is planning to do in 20 minutes that could help place them in las vegas. Also, an historic vote today on whether britain should leave the European Union. The outcome could have a ripple affect on the worldwide economy as well as travel, politics, even your personal savings. We are going to break down why you should care. And this mornings commute is still going to be slow in many areas. 237 getting slower as you are headed to the west valley. Mostly sunny. Looks pretty good today. Temperatures not bad. It looks like a sign of a little warmer pattern by the weekend. Welcome back to mornings on 2. Should they stay or should they go . A historic vote is taking place in britain right now. Voters are deciding whether to stay in the European Union or leave. Those who want to leave the e. U. Say immigration is a major issue because any citizen of another e. U. Nation can move to the u. K. But Prime Minister david cameron, he and his supporters argue britain is safer and richer inside the European Union. How does this affect us here in the United States . Ken winans is an economist and investment advisor. I have known you for a while. I had you come in because i think thats what is missing, why do we care . How could this affect just an average american . Besides the fact it makes the summer somewhat more interesting than we already have, we are not the only country with immigration debates. But a lot of people have been calling our offices to say how does this affect us . Its very simple. If youre an investor in Global Investment strategies, a lot of people dont Pay Attention to their 401 k s, you could have a boomerang hit you in the head if, in fact, the u. K. Leaves the e. U. And their stock market gets hit and the funds you have that own u. K. Stocks or bonds go down. It could affect you. Do you think most of us have International Companies and what should we do about that to find out if we do . Most people do. Wall street has spent a lot of money convincing us. But the problem is that, i think, that the advisors that we turn to either have not explained to people that there are risks to be in foreign markets. A good case in point, you could be right on a company, say its a great u. K. , but the pound goes down against the dollar. As an american, we live in dollars and you lose money. So they havent explained to people the risks they have in foreign investing. Call your advisor and find out. Speaking of companies, i have heard a lot about Multinational Companies could be affected. We have a lot of companies here in the bay area in particular who do business over there. If i work for one of those companies or if i am invested, how are we affected . We know they get some high salaries to be smart. Hopefully, their treasurers and cfos and ceos have said lets look at worstcase scenario. Are we hedged with the e. U. And the u. K. . More important than that, what if they leave . You know, we have liz in norway. Norway said it would be terrible if you didnt join the youtube. Norway was thrived. Switzerland has thrived not being in the youtube. The ceos have said not whether it will be a big deal to them. What do you think about it overall if the u. K. Should they stay, should they go . Could you imagine if you and i were back in 1775 having this debate . Should we stay or should we go . I have written a fourth financial history book. I have learned we are not that much different from our ancestors. This will not be the last time we will be questioning do we want brussels telling us our sovereign ways to protect our citizens . If the u. K. Situation breaks, the itches d is this. The u. K. Has their own currency. They have a commonwealth. They have outside treaties with other places such as us. I dont think in their case its as big of a deal as if, imagine, austria wanted to what could austria do . They dont have a commonwealth. They dont have outside sources. And they have the euro. It could mean other e. U. Countries could think about leaving as well . Right. Especially if u. K. Left and theft no y 2k disaster kang, a financial disaster, it would be fine. Thank you so much. Time now 7 47. Lets check with sal, make sure everyone is behaving on the road. How does the commute look . Sal, are you there . Yes, good morning. Highway 4 you are going to see slow traffic. In fact, for the east bay in general were seeing slow traffic still. Lets begin with highway 4. Here at highway 4 slowing down over the hill to the other side from pittsburg, bay point and concord. Its slightly better. We will take slightly better. It seems to be improving already as we close in on the 8 00 hour as we pan to the right there on the way over to concord. Lets move on now and talk about the bay bridge toll plaza. That is backed up getting out to the maze. The metering lights are on. This is a steady 20minute delay before you make it onto the span. We have been looking at the brings keeping an eye on the dumbarton bridge, which is slow all the way across to menlo park. San mateo bridge is moderate. 880 is slow from 238 down to stevenson in fremont. 7 48. Lets go to steve with the weather. Thank you very much. We do have a little bit of patchy fog out there, but mostly its sunny here. Nice conditions today. We had a pretty good warmup two days ago. We are in the mid 90s today. We went 80s and very, very low 90s today. It looks like this will be the coolest day. Lots of sunshine. That fog continues to just kind of flirt and dance around by the coast. Sunny for oakland. Started off at 56. We will go up to 72 days. Near average. Nice coast and bay. 65 at noon. A little bit of a westerly breeze behind that. So its pretty well where they should be this time of year. At least close enough. San joses slightly below. This is downtown. I know there are many other areas that will be warmer. 79 officially. 82 is average. 98 in 1,976th record high. A little bit of a breeze for some. Not much for others. It is slightly onshore sfo 18. 50s, 60s. We are beginning to warm up here. Nothing too dramatic. North bay temps a few 40s here. 48. They were at one time. If you are up in lake county some 90s. Cant get around this. 48 truckee. 57 to 59 from ukiah to sacramento. Monterey a lot of fog. 52. Thats where the fog will be. Its just over there. Water temps are very cool here. 50 to about 54 from bodega bay to monterey. Once that ejects out, it looks like the high will build back in. Patchy fog. Sunny and warm. A little cool for some but nice. Again temperatures are close to average here for some. A little above inland. Little below coast and bay. 60s to 90s. Clear lake and vacaville in there. Antioch, brentwood. Tough, tough, tough to cool them down. They will for others. 60s, 70s berkeley, oakland, also alameda. 80s, upper 70s or 80s to near 90 gilroy. 60s on the coast. San mateo coast tough to warm up a little bit. But city 66. 70s on the peninsula. Tomorrow warmer for inland temps. Warmer on the weekend. Thank you. Time is 7 51. New this morning a tie vote by the u. S. Supreme court effectively kills president obamas immigration plan. The one that was aimed at protecting millions of People Living illegally in the u. S. From being deport the. Texas led 26 republican dominated states in challenging the Obama Administration program that was announced in november of 2014. Congressional republicans also supported the states lawsuit. Now, a tie vote sets no national precedent, but it leaves in place a ruling by the lower court. In this case, the federal Appeals Court in new orleans said the Obama Administration did not have the authority to shield up to 4 Million Immigrants from being deported and make them eligible for work permits without getting the approval of congress. Also this morning, the Supreme Court upheld an Admissions Program at the university of texas that takes account of race as part of how it decides which students to admit. Time is now 7 52. A bicyclist hit and killed in San Francisco by an outof control car. Horrible to see somebody get hurt like that in front of you. Coming up, we will hear an update of not one, but two deadly crashes under investigation this morning. First, the heat is not only affecting you. Well tell you how the high temperatures around california, its causing some vehicles to not start. Crystal geyser Alpine Spring water from here to there to you crystal geyser. Always bottled at the mountain source. Crystal geyser Alpine Spring water to you from us crystal geyser. Always bottled at the mountain source. Welcome back to mornings on 2. Its 7 55. In a grassroots effort, its underway in a San Francisco neighborhood to raise money for people affected by that massive fire on saturday. It destroyed several buildings that housed apartments and businesses. Almost 60 people lost their homes. Seven businesses were either destroyed or so badly damaged that they were forced to shut down. Our impact, first of all, isnt as bad as people who lost their houses and stuff like. This that is devastating. Our bartenders have no jobs now. The loss of income. I cant even imagine losing a business. You put your heart and soul into building it. On saturday, they watched it burn down. Well, the Mission Association is encouraging the community to spend their money and shops and restaurants left in that area, many of which are holding fundraisers for the victims. Good news. If you live in san jose, and you have been watching your lawn and garden turn brown because of the drought, city leaders just approved a new rule letting you start watering around your home three days a week starting july 1st. The Bay Area News Group reports san jose residents have been doing a great job saving water under that 25 state conservation mandate. Now homeowners will be under a lower water savings goal of 20 . The heat caused major issues for electric and hybrid cars in palm springs. Several drivers said they were vehicles wouldnt start because of the high temperatures. A study by triplea found that temperatures at least 95 degrees in that range, the electric cars range could travel, dropped by 33 . One owner says her car wouldnt start because the battery was overheated and needed time to cool and she called the dealer for help. He was puzzled. He said he hadnt heard of that happening and that maybe i should bring it in and have it checked for like a Software Update or something. Triplea recommends storing the electric car in garage, parking in the shade, and cooling the car down while its plugged in to reduce battery drain. New this morning the u. S. Census bureau reported that asians are the Fastest Growing ethnic group in the country. The government says the population has grown almost 3. 35 with an International Immigration responsible for most of. This hawaii is still the only state with a population that has an asian majority. The white population is the slowest growing ethnic group. Less than onetenth of one percent. We are quickly approaching 24 hours since that sitin over gun control began in washington, d. C. Coming up at eight we will speak live to a local lawmaker about the sitin and how long they anticipate it to last. 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We are now 24 minutes away from that sitin on capitol hill from reaching 24 hours. Democratic lawmakers have staged a sitin. They are trying to force action on gun control. Yes. And just within the last hour we heard from another local lawmaker, congressman mike thompson. Congressional Fifth District made up of santa rosa, napa, vallejo and other parts of contra costa county. This is not about a violation of our Constitutional Rights. This is about public safety. About making our communities safer. Now, coming up in seven minutes we are going to talk to congressman eric soweel. Good morning. A little bit of a cool down today . Correct. How hot is it gonna be . This weekend . Yes. Mid 90s inland. Kind of average this kind of year . Coast and bay arent getting in on this. The water temps are pretty cold. That certainly helps. What a difference a year makes. Last june they warmed up into the 60s and the lows in the city, it never got below 60, 59 for a while. Thats not the case this year. Water temps San Francisco buoys 52. Bodega bay 50. Thats pretty chilly. That means there is no president barack obama of getting the fog no problem getting the fog to develop. 66. Slightly below. San jose clear. Mostly clear. They will be a little bit below average. 79. She should be closer to 82, 83. Looks like a nice day. Again, this is downtown areas south and east will be warmer. I know. Thats the official read. Westsouthwest 21. Holding steady out there. The delta breeze 50s, 60s. Pittsburg, brentwood at 68. 63 concord. Plaque hawk 57. Some 80s to near 90 for some. Coast and bay cant get out of the 60s and 70s because of that system right there and thats certainly helping cool things down a little bit. Patchy fog. Sunny. Cool for some. Warm for others. Near average temps. Breeze is still there. So not too bad, sal. Yeah, well, you know, the traffic for the most part, steve, not too bad. Good. I would say we have a little bit of slow traffic out there to talk about in the east bay. We are going to start there. Take a look at eastshore freeway. A 42minute drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. Most of that stopandgo traffic is in richmond and el cerrito. You can see what it likes in emeryville and oakland heading down to the maze. When you get to the bay bridge its a 20minute delay at the toll plaza getting onto the bridge. Southbound 101 at woodside road there is a crash. One vehicle is overturned and fire and medics had to get someone out of a car. Doesnt look like the injuries are lifethreatening. Still we have slow traffic on 101. 280, on the other hand, i would say it doesnt look bad. Its a decent alternate heading down the peninsula and into the valley. 8 04. Back to the desk. Thank you. We are following breaking news from overseas as well. There has been a shooting inside a Movie Theater in a town in southwestern germany. Police in the town of viernheim are releasing very few details. We have reports a gunman went into the Movie Theater, started shooting. Several people reportedly are wounded. The gunman may have hostages. Police have responded to the reports of an active shooter. Just hate to hear about Something Like this. We will find out more information for you. 8 05 is the time. Back here at home San Francisco police are looking into the circumstances of two separate crashes last night that killed bicyclists. In both cases the driver left the scene. Yeah. We want to show you a map of the crheas the first one happened in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. The second one, pam, happened in the south of market area. Ktvus Christien Kafton has the latest. Reporter investigators are looking into the two deadly car versus bicycle accidents, one of which happened at 7th street and howard. This happened at around 8 30 last night. Witnesses telling police that the driver ran a red light and hit a man on his bike. That cyclist died from his injuries. The driver took off but was stopped shortly after and detained by police. That was not the case in the other deadly car versus bicycle incident. Here is what witnesses tell police. The driver was westbound on john f. Kennedy drive at around 6 00 and tried to get around some slower cars and hit a cyclist head on in the biking lane. Witnesses also tell police that the driver of the white honda fit was speeding and driving erratically. Now, the woman was thrown from her bicycle and died from her injuries. The driver took off, abanding the car less than a mile away. Police have a good idea who that driver is and are working on tracking him down. Cyclists this morning are telling us they are on high alert every time they ride on the streets of San Francisco. I wasnt there yesterday. They had blocked off the area. Reporter when you hear that this person hit this woman and just took off. Yeah. Reporter its got to be scare. Reporter whats it like sharing the roads here in San Francisco . Yeah, its pretty scary. It makes me really sad to hear that she potentially died. And it is scary. Reporter both those incidents witnesses tell investigators that it seems that the driver was the one at fault. Cyclists this morning are telling us that they still need to follow the rules of the road every time theyre out. In San Francisco, christian kafton. The story of a bizarre kidnapping case in vallejo is back in news because a federal judge will hear arguments about whether evidence should be thrown out. The lawyer for the suspect, matthew muller, says muller was arrested just because he left his cell phone behind after breaking into a house in dublin last year. The Attorney Says police illegally searched that phone to find out who owned it. Now, prosecutors object. They say a burglar cant expect privacy for an item that was left behind. Investigators say after unlocking the phone they were able to connect muller with the kidnapping of Denise Huskins a few months earlier. Vallejo police had mistakenly labeled that case a hoax, but later admitted the kidnapping did occur. Time is 8 07. Happening today a meeting in las vegas to finetune a Public Private financing plan to build a new stadium where the raiders may potentially play. Raiders owner mark davis met with the Southern Nevada Tourism Committee a couple of months ago and he pledged 500 million towards building a new stadium estimated to cost 1. 4 billion. Now, under the plan to be considered today by the committee the Public Private financing would come from hotel room taxes and also redirecting sales and payroll tax revenue. Moving the raiders from oakland would need the support of other nfl team owners. Just yesterday the National Hockey league announced its expanding and putting an Expansion Team in las vegas. Give us a vote. Let us vote. We came here to do our job. We came here to work. The chair wishes to make an announcement regarding the decor up in the house chamber. A sitin is almost at the 24 hour mark. This is taigeed by staged by democrats. They took over the floor of the house trying to force a vote on gun control measures. However, the republicans adjourned. They left. They wont be back until after the fourth of july recess. We are waiting right now to hear from a congressman from here in the bay area. We will be talking to him live in just a couple of minutes. Great to hear from somebody taking part in all of this and what they have to say about it. 8 09 is the time right now. The only Police Officer accused of murder in the freddie gray case has been cleared of all charges. Coming up in 20 minutes, more on this breaking news and also the Community Reaction happening right now in baltimore. Plus, later on this morning Funeral Services will be held for a 16yearold girl who was shot to death last week while attending a vigil for friends in downtown oakland. We will tell you what the family of 16yearold regginae jefferies is asking the governor to do and why one man who didnt even know this girl is planning to attend her funeral. The traffic is still going to be super busy in many areas, including eastshore freeway heading west to the macarthur maze. Lots of sunshine. Coastal view has a little bit of fog. Temperatures might rebound here. A little breeze there. We will see whats in store for your welcome back to mornings on 2. Its 8 13. In just a few hours Funeral Services will be held for a 16 yearold girl who was shot and killed while attending a vigil for two of her friends who had drowned, its a tough story. Ktvus alex savidge is in oakland with more on the funeral and the emotional letter send to Governor Brown. Reporter yeah. We have all of that here. We will talk about that letter in just a moment. First of all, in just a few hours the 16yearold girl regginae jefferies, her body will be taken from this funeral home here in east oakland and will go down to the place where her funeral will happen in just a few hours. The church, i should say, where the funeral will happen in a few hours. This is a young woman who, according to her family, had a promising future ahead of her and her killing is really senseless for so many people. The family is asking for the governor to step in to make sure that regginaes killer does not go free. She was shot while attending a vigil for two of her friends who drowned last month. In an effort to make sure regginaes killing doesnt go unsolved, her great aunt wrote a moving letter to governor jerry brown. She asked the governor to urge oaklands mayor to address gun violence in the city and make sure this case gets the attention it deserves. Her great aunt also suggested that cases like this could fall by the wayside as the department is happening to focus now on the sex scandal involving Police Officers, but the Department Denies that that would be the case. Now, this crime struck a nerve with many in this community. I talked with a father a short time ago who told me that he is planning to attend this funeral even though he didnt know regginae personally. He was really moved by what took place. Her great aunt tells me she did get a response after emailing the governor and sending that letter to the governor. She tells ktvu it was simply a form letter that referred her to the Oakland Police department and she was upset by that. She wanted more in response from the governors office. Again, this funeral for regginae jefferies will get underway at 11 00 this morning and again thats procession to the church will begin here at about 10 30 this morning. All right. Alex savidge in oakland. Thank you. Meantime, east bay congressman barbara lee is in washington, d. C. Taking part in that sitin at the capitol. She is displaying a photo of regginae jefferies. You see it right here. The congresswoman tweeted, she is staying on the floor of the house of representatives on above of that 16yearold shooting victim. Pam n just a couple of minutes we will be talking live with a congressman. Right. Who is taking part in that sit in. We will get to him right after we get a check on traffic and weather. A lot of people getting ready to head out the door. What should they know, sal . Say hello to the congressman. We have a lot of mutual friends. He is very active on social media. He is on top of a lot of things. Absolutely. If you are listening, eric, hey, man, how you doing . Lets look at the commute now. Traffic on 280 slow getting into the silicon valley. You will see a lot of slow traffic today kind of for the late commute, although it has improved through downtown san jose. Before you start doing your happy traffic dance, i want to show you a little bit of what you are in for just a little bit up the road. It slows on highway 17 at the highway 17 interchange and it stays that way into cupertino. 58 is slow. 101 is sold out from capitol expressway to Mountain View palo alto area. Lets talk about the bay bridge bus we have a lot of people trying to commute into the city right now. It is backed up out to the macarthur maze. A 20minute delay. We checked with public france its systems. We dont have any significant delays to speak of. When that kicks in,dy the happy weather dance. I am with you on that. We have a little bit of fog on the coast. Emphasis on very little. Its the only place i could find any. There was some earlier over the bay over oakland. It has peeled back and there is not much there. The water tempts very, very cool. Much cooler than last year. Thats for sure. That certainly helps the formation of this fog. It doesnt need much when its 50 to 54 degrees. Westsouthwest at travis. Gusts to 35 early this morning. Now the winds have tailed off a little bit and temperatures for some low 60s, mid 60s. Mid 50s for others. A few 40s this morning. Woodside down to 46. They are now 60. 62 at stanford. Same for menlo park. Also athertonerson. Palo alto airport closer to the bay at 63. Low 60s san mateo and also for belmont. 61 up in truckee already. Warming up fast. It was 96 in reno yesterday. In las vegas its 91 degrees. And 63 up in ukiah. Tahoe city, South Lake Tahoe a warm 67 degrees. Almost 70 in reno. Thats out of the gate quick. That patchy fog keeps the coast, even though its knee sunny, sunny in the 60s. Once that ejects out tomorrow, clearing back to the coast its already there. Warmer with patchy fog. Very shallow inland. 90s back after some 80s for a few. I know, up to other areas, vacaville, antioch, brentwood, gilroy its warm. Its going to get warmer tomorrow. 60s, 70s to 80s to 90s. Cooled off antioch six degrees from yesterday. 83 walnut creek. 72 oakland. 68 alameda. 84 livermore. Thats nice. 79 downtown san jose. 80s to near 90 degrees in the santa clara valley. 60s on the coast. Could be a little tough on the san mateo coast. Thats where the fog is the thickest. 70s on the peninsula. It does look warmer on the weekend, especially inland. Thank you. All right. 8 19 is the time. One of our big stories today. Back to our coverage of that sitin that is going on on capitol hill. East bay congressman eric swole well is among those taking part. He is with us now live by phone. Congressman, can you hear me . I can. Good morning. Good morning. Congressman, whats the goal of democrats with the sitin . The goal is to say to the congress that enough is enough and the days of moments of silence, if its not followed by a moment of action, it dishonors the victim because it does nothing to protect us. We are asking to put legislation [ technical difficulty ] most dangerous. Those or the terrorist watch list be denied the most dangerous weapons. If you cannot fly, you should not be able to buy. Thats one of the main points, is that people who are on the do not the watch list, the terror watch list, that they are not allowed to purchase a gun. What are the other main points that you are hoping for . Well, people at home in the bay area, every weekend when i come home, are asking after sandy hook, after san bernardino, after orlando, they are saying, what is congress doing about this . And the republicans and democrats and people who dont identify with the party are saying what are you doing to keep us safe . We are showing that you should at least agree that if you are too dangerous to get on a plane, then we shouldnt be selling you a firearm. If we cant agree on that, then we are not going to make any progress in [ technical difficulty ]. Hoping to get a bill put forward and get a vote and then move forward, or i think if they obstruct and dont put that forward, then those who dont believe we should do that will pay for that this november at the ballot box. All right. Congressman eric swalwell, we know you are in the midst of the sitin on the floor of the u. S. Capitol. Thank you for taking the time to talk to us live from the floor of the capitol. Thank you. We will continue to watch the sitin and protests and hopefully talk to you later. Yeah. A little choppy. Thank you so much. He wanted to make the point that they are there for people who are just joining us, the republicans have left. They adjourned. The democrats are there. They are sitting in, like he said. They are trying to make a stance. They are trying to get them to vote on this or, like he said, affect the vote in november. If people dont agree and its been. Right, whichever side they are on. It could play out in november. 8 21 the time right now. An unexpected beneficiary to the ongoing sitin that , is twitterowned periscope. Now, as we just mentioned, congressman swalwell and others are using the app to broadcast the sitin since house cameras were shut down yesterday. As we know, congressman swalwell very active on social media. He has seen a steady stream of thousands tuning into his live periscope broadcast. Periscope took a hit when Facebook Live was introduced a couple of months ago. We should note that some of the lawmakers, they are also using Facebook Live to tell us whats happening from the floor of the u. S. Capitol. Right, which is great. So hopefully, we can get some of that onto our website as well and people can watch. 8 22 is the time. We are also learning more about those wildfires burning in southern california. Coming up in 20 minutes, the containment on two of the large wildfires. One in san diego and in Los Angeles County. Next in your money business, hear the one skill that most jobs require now. In money oney the opening bell this morning. The Global Markets are watching the vote in the u. K. If the u. K. Leaves the European Union, as we have heard, it could affect investments around the world. There is the opening bell from just about two hours ago. Ahead of that vote, i am looking at the numbers, the dow jones is actually up a full percentage point. Very close to 18,000. The nasdaq is up a percent as well. The s p 500 is up a little bit. New home sales jumped more than 8. 5 . Thats according to the latest report from the commerce department. Its a sign that the overall Housing Market is picking up. New home sales could be picking up because there are fewer previously owned houses on the market. The National Association of realtors says the bay area has seen the number of home sales drop, though, because there are so few homes, new or old homes, listed for sale at this point. The western part of the country has seen the tightest inventories, and that is certainly pushing prices higher. A new report from realty track says that the most unaffordable place to live in the u. S. Is on the other coast. It says brooklyn tops that list. Realty track reports the average home price there is 121 of the average salary. Marin county and Santa Cruz County ranked second and third. Analysts say many people are being priced right out of manhattan, San Francisco, and san jose. Thats also pushing up prices in neighboring areas as people move a little further out. San francisco ranks fourth on the overall list. Napa, monterey, and sonoma make the top ten of list affordable counties. Jobseekers may need to pick up the skill most people dont have. Coding. We have been talking about this. A new analysis by job market firm Burning Glass and Oracle Academy found half of the jobs that pay 57,000 or more per year require at least some knowledge of computer coding such as sql, java script. Some analysts say people who understand coding are beneficial because they can work with other departments like tech and engineering. The good news is there are plenty of coding programs and classes that you can take and some are for free. Well, new this morning, two Big Decisions from the Supreme Court on affirmative action and immigration. Supreme Court Decisions next. How the courts decision creates a major roadblock for president obamas immigration plan. After months of debate, a tentative agreement to change San Francisco polices use of force policy was reached last night. While that was the case, we will tell you why there are still Major Concerns from the group raising them. Good morning. We are looking at traffic that is refusing to recover in some areas, and looking darn good in others. We will sort out the differences for you straight ahead. And the weather is looking darn good for almost everybody, except if you have a teeny bit of foggy in monterey. Sunshine. What about the temps . We will show you those coming up. Good morning. Welcome back to mornings on 2. I am pam cook in for gasia this morning. And good morning. I am dave clark. We are checking your weather and traffic. First the weather. Steve paulson right here in his office. Sunny and nice. There you go. [ laughter ] see . Thank you for the chuckle, robert. It is. What more can you see . A teeny bit of fog around port reyes and monterey. For us its pulled off. On the coast looks good. Nice. Cool to nice. Mild to warm. Temperatures cassie jean in half moon bay, nice and sunny. No wind unlike yesterday when we didnt seen see the sun. A normal 55 degrees, too. Yes, it is. The fog was there a little bit, but its disappearing quick. Looks like it will be a sunny day. This might be the coolest though. Westsouthwest 21 out of travis. Holding steady with the delta breeze. As long as that is in place, even sfo or livermore, west or a northwest wind. Some areas warming up a little bit. We will have 80s for most of the interior. Some 90s. Teeny bit of fog. A lot of that is really almost offshore. That system to the north is ushering a little bit cooler pattern for us. Its sunny. Its nice. Mild to warm. Near average on the temps. Little cooler for a few inland. Warmer for others. 60s, 70s, 80s, or near 90. 8 32, sal. What do you . A couple of improvements. Some good things. We have a serious crash at a busy intersection. Lets go to the maps. Stanley boulevard at bernal avenue a bicyclecar accident putting stress on some of the pleasanton streets accessing the freeway from there. If you live in town, you know this is one of the worst spots for the entire commute trying to get out to the freeway. Unfortunately, it sounds like there were some serious injuries in this crash that has prompted the closure of this intersection. Stanley boulevard at bernal avenue. Give yourself extra time here if you are driving through. Its bernal. Thats San Francisco. Not pleasanton. Lets talk about the bay bridge toll plaza. It is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze, but its improving. Its about a 15minute delay with some improvement on the actual span. Also looking at 280. Thats improved through san jose. Up the road slow traffic after highway 17. 8 33. Lets go back to the desk. Time is 8 33. We have an update on the breaking news coming in from germany and a gunman at a Movie Theater. There was a shooting by a masked gunman inside a Movie Theater in viernheim in southwestern germany. We are hearing that gunman has been killed. 25 people were hurt. We dont know yet if they were shot or if they were hurt by tear gas from police. Still a fluid situation. The motive of the gunman, thats not clear yet as well. But again that area is still sealed off by police. Again a gunman who went and started shooting inside a Movie Theater in southwestern germany, that gunman has been killed. We will have more information as the morning goes on. Also this morning protests in baltimore are already underway after a judge just found another Police Officer in the freddie gray case not guilty. Take a look. Can you see the crowds demonstrating outside that courthouse right now. Caesar goodson is the third of six officers to stand trial so far. None of the officers have been found guilty. Now, goodson waived his right to a jury trial and was facing the most serious charges, including Second Degree depraved heart murders. Gray died back in april of 2015. Also new this morning a tie vote by the u. S. Supreme court effectively kills president obamas immigration plan that was aimed at protecting millions of People Living illegally in the u. S. From being deported. Texas led 26 republican dominated states in challenging the Obama Administrations Program Announced back in november of 2014. A tie vote set it in place. The ruling by a lower court that found the Obama Administration lacked the authority to shield up to 4 Million Immigrants from deportation without approval from congress. And the Supreme Court upheld an Admissions Program at the university of texas that takes account of race as part of how it decides which students to admit. The white house Just Announced that president obama will deliver a statement from the white house responding to these Supreme Court rulings. The one on immigration coming up in 15 minutes. We are going to bring you that live as soon as it happens. Time is 8 36. Still following that still developing story of the sitin by democratic lawmakers inside the u. S. Capitol. Overnight protesters were waiting outside the Capitol Building when republican lawmakers left. We will be here when you get back we will be here when you get back and they say they will stay there, the protesters. They started to gather yesterday evening when the sit in was already in full swing. And were still watching portions of that sitin. This is a live picture right now. Democrats continuing a sitin for what they call gun safety legislation. Democrats say they will continue their fight even while republican lawmakers take their fourth of july recess. The democrats say that they are speaking out on behalf of the american people. Yeah, ktvus janine de la vega has been talking to people this morning. You are checking social media as well to see if people are paying attention. Good morning, janine. Reporter good morning, dave. Yes. A lot of bay area politicians who are participating in this sitin are tweeting about it. It sparked an online debate about gun control that has been happening through the night and into this morning. Bay area congressmen and women are posting pictures and videos on facebook, twitter, and periscope. They are using the hashtag no bill, no break, and hold the floor. Democrats have been holding the sitin in the house of representatives for 24 hours now. They have been taking turns speaking at the podium talking about gun violence and the need for new restrictions. House Speaker Paul Ryan called it a publicity stunted and said they wont support legislation because it threatens americans Constitutional Rights to purchase guns. We asked people this morning what they thought of the protest. I think its a reactionary approach and i think they need to sit down and strategize better and not wait for a tragedy to happen before they react. Sometimes special things have to happen in order to call enough attention so that people rise up and vote out the ones who wont give us the legislation we need and vote in those who will. Reporter so you approve . Yes, of course i approve. Reporter House Democrats are trying to get republicans to vote on legislation which involved expanded background checks for gun purchases and preventing people on Government Watch lists from buying firearms. We are going to continue to monitor the sitin. We know that the republicans have left for break, but its really unknown how long this sitin is going to last. But we will continue to monitor it and let you know what happens. All right. Thank you, janine. And also a lot going on today. Voters in britain are at the polls right now as they decide whether to stay in the European Union. More than 46 Million People are registered to vote there. Some analysts say heavy rains may affect turnout. I have seen on social media people are saying im gonna get out there. They do soy conservatives are more likely to come out despite the weather. The main reason for wanting to leave the e. U. Is immigration. Being a member of the European Union means any citizen can move to the country freely. The people who want to day is led by Prime Minister david cameron. They argue brighten is safer and richer inside the e. U. John major commented on sanctions against russia yesterday, which have just been renewed thanks to the union. If we british alone him posed sanction on russia, would it have given mr. Putin the same cause to stop and think as sanctions imposed by 500 million europeans . The answer is that it wouldnt. Investors will also be watching todays vote. Analysts say an exit from the e. U. Could certainly hurt Global Financial markets, possibly your investments. Official poll results are expected about 11 00 tonight. Well, San Francisco police use of force policy has been a hot button topic for several months. It appears it is one step closer to being changed. Ktvus brian flores is in the newsroom. You have details of this revised policy and what still has to be worked out . Good morning, guys. Last night the San Francisco Police Commission vote the unanimously yes for a refused use of force policy. And while most of the policy is agreed upon amongst the parties involved, there are still some major disagreements on some of those revisions. Thats why while the Commission Approved it, there is still a lot of review and possible changes ahead. Now, there were two versions up for consideration for the commission. One that was backed by civil Rights Groups and community advocates. The other backed by the Police Officers union. Now, there were negotiations amongst the groups up until last nights vote. It came to this latest version that again was mostly backed by all involved. However, the Police Officers union and the city have to approved the revised policy. According to some reports, the Union Disagrees on some language that talks about when officers can shoot at moving vehicles. This revised policy comes after the december shooting of mario woods in the bayview, the Hunger Strike by the group known as the frisco five, and the shooting death of jessica williams, which led to the resignation of then police chief greg suhr. It doesnt look like this policy, at least the debate, is over just yet. Guys, back to you. All right. Brian flores in our newsroom. Thank you. Time is 8 41. As we told you moments ago, a tie vote by the u. S. Supreme court basically effectively kills president obamas immigration plan. The one that was aimed at protecting millions of People Living illegally in the u. S. From being deported. We are waiting to hear from president obama to address that decision. We will bring that to you as soon as it happens. Sleep number beds with Sleepiq Technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. Dont miss the lowest prices of the season going on now, with our bestbuy rated c2 Queen Mattress now only 699. 99. Only at a sleep number store. I shining through rs i see your true colors and thats why i love you so dont be afraid to let them show your true colors true colors true colors are beautiful welcome back to mornings on 2. Time is 8 44. Professional Beach Volleyball is coming back to San Francisco today. You fans, can you go to the ron action. Ktvus Christien Kafton already there with us now. His jacket is off. And youve got a preview of the San Francisco open. I am jealous, christien. I want to be there. Reporter i know. I know. I got an idea, dave. When you are cleared from there, come out here because its qualifying out here. You and i, it will be like that scene in top gun. We will be ready to dominate, man. Speaking of dominating, we have head ref john king joining us to tell us about the open starts today so people can come out u today its free. Everybody can come out and watch some great volleyball . Absolutely. The people competing today, there is going to be four teams from each gender that will be a part of the action the entire weekend. Every tournament every location four teams from each gender. They compete against the professionals and the olympians the rest of the weekend. Reporter this morning we see a lot of play going on. We have a game over here. These are hopefuls qualifying for tomorrow . Absolutely. Four courts going until 7 00 tonight. Depending when the sun sets. We have 35 mens teams, 32 womens teams. If they win today and make their way, which is three different matches they have to win, they are guaranteed prize money. Reporter i have been talking about worldclass volleyball here, and thats really what were seeing, right . They are competing on the world class level here . Absolutely. These teams are going to play against the Number One Team in the world, kerri walsh and april ross. On the mens side number three and seven team in the world represents us in the olympics in august. So weve got three of the top ten teams in the entire world from the United States. Reporter and if people want to come out this weekend, where should they come . What should they do . What are the times . Pier 32 until 7 30 tonight. Tomorrow the action at 9 30. The pier opens at 9. Everything is free. You can see all of the action for free the entire weekend. We start at 9 30 on saturday. On sunday we start at 9 30. Our finals televised on nbc live at 12 00 and 2 00. Reporter as an official, what are you looking for . In particular with Beach Volleyball, what are you looking for . We try to stay ahead of the action. It is so fast. There is only two people covering the entire side of the court that normally six people cover in the indoor game. We stay ahead of the ball, make sure every contact is legal. Reporter do you think dave and i have a shot if we come out this weekend . You know what . Of course we do. Lets talk about the game a little bit and we will get you set up. Reporter i like that. No official comment there from the official. Thank you for joining us this morning. Guys, you saw it. Great Volleyball Action out here. Coming up later on we will have a little bit more detail and what you can see. Its a great time. A great weekend activity ahead for folks in the bay area. San francisco, you can come on out. Come on in from all over the place. Its a lot of great fun. You have to play the net. Youre 63. You have to be up front. Reporter i am tall. I will guard the net. I need you in the back for all offense, dave. I have got your back. Christien kafton, thank you. Time is 8 48. There is controversy this morning. Its around a piece of Whitney Houston memorabilia that will be auctioned tomorrow. My friends try to tell me find a man of my own. Remember that song . Her emmy she won in 198 with that song, saving all my love for you, its listed for action at 10,000. But the Television Academy is suing to stop the sale. They say it would undermine the prestige of the award. The lawsuit also claims the statue is a loan. Not a gift. Therefore, its not really Whitney Houstons property. Other items up for auction include shoes given to her by michael jordan, an autographed book from nelson mandela, and Whitney Houstons american passport. Time is 8 49. Continuing to follow that very serious situation that happened in pleasanton. Sal, what happened, and whats the new information . Well, the new information is unfortunately someone did not survive this crash. It is an injury crash. A very serious crash. Now confirmed that one person has died at the corner of stanley boulevard and bernal avenue. This is causing a dig traffic jam in the area. Pleasanton police told us that they would like people to avoid the area as they complete their investigation. It was a bicycle accident. A bicycle im trying to read the notes here, whether it was involving a bicycle and a car or just a bicycle or what happened actually, okay. I have it here. Confirmed fatal vehicle versus bicycle. The victim is an adult. Sad news. The driver remained at the scene and is cooperative. Thats new information from pleasanton police. Please avoid the area if you can. Lets take a look at some other live traffic pictures. We can go to the bay bridge. That is backed up to the macarthur maze. Its about a 20 to 25minute delay. Also looking at the Golden Gate Bridge. This traffic here looks okay heading down to the toll plaza. 8 50. Back to the desk. Sal, thank you. I got it, thank you, sir. Mostly clear. Fog is chewing up pretty fast here. It will be nice coast, bay, inland. Better than yesterday for some on the coast. A little bit more of a cooler air aloft from a pattern up north and an onshore breeze. Temperatures probably the coolest day of the week as we have been saying here. It was warm two days ago. Hot. Now we have cooled off a little bit. Looks like sunny for everybody here. San francisco 66 52. Vigil average is 67 53. Inland temps a few above. Some will are slightly below. San jose now downtown 79. Average is 82. 56, 57 on the low. Everyone is close. Westsouthwest fairfield, travis 21. An onshore breeze. This is a reason i think we will be a little bit cooler. 60s for some. You expect that. We are starting to warm up pretty quick. 61 warm degrees in truckee. Sacramento is only 63. 55 monterey. Very foggy there and also the salinas valley. A little northwest breeze, that is really turned up the up welling here and the water temps are cold. 50 to 54 from bodega bay to monterey. That system off of seattle and portland has ushered in cooler air for us. Once it moves out, which will be by tomorrow, then High Pressure looks like it wants to build in. Slow warming. This system plays into the weather. Clear to the coast today. Looks warmer. Some patchy fog near the coast. Looks like 90s will come back for the majority by the time we get to the weekend. Maybe even tomorrow. Patchy fog, sunny and warm, breezy at times, but near average temps. A little cooler for some inland. 60s, 70s, 80s, to near 90 degrees. Temperatures again is really tough once you get to summer to cool ounce some of the inland areas that are well away from the coast. Last week was unseasonably cool. This week above average except coast and bay, which are near average, which means 60s and 70s. Looks warmer going into the weekend. Thank you. You bet. Time is 8 52. We just got new information. President obama will be speaking in just about two minutes about a new announcement from the u. S. Supreme court about immigration. Stay tuned for that. Also new information about those huge wildfires in southern california. The border fire near san diego has burned 6800 acres. Its 20 contained. The san gabriel complex fire in Los Angeles County has grown to 5200 acres. Its at 15 contained. We understand president obama is lets listen to the president speak now live from the white house. Important value in our society and that this country should provide a high quality education to all of our young people, regardless of their background. We are not a country that guarantees equal outcomes, but we do strive to provide an equal shot to everybody. Thats what was upheld today. Second, one of the reasons why america is such a diverse and inclusive nation is because we are a nation of immigrants. Our founders conceived this country as a refuge for the world. For more than two centuries, welcoming wave after wave of immigrants has kept us youthful and dynamic and entrepreneurial. It has shaped our character and it has made us stronger. But for more than two decades now our immigration system, everybody acknowledges, has been broken. And the fact that the Supreme Court wasnt able to issue a decision today doesnt just set the system back even further. It takes us further from the country that we aspire to be. Just to lay out some basic facts that sometimes get lost in what can be an emotional debate. Since i took office, with we deployed more Border Agents and technology to our southern border than ever before that has helped cut illegal border crossings to the lowest levels signs the 1970s. It should have paved the way for comprehensive immigration reform. And in fact, as many of you know, it almost did. 70 democrats and republicans in the senate came together to a pass a smart con sense bill that would have doubled the border papa troll and offered undocumented immigrants a pathway a way to citizenship if they played by the rules. Unfortunately, republicans in the house of representatives refused to allow a simple yes or no vote on that bill. So i was left with little choice but to take steps within my existing authority to make our immigration system smarter, fairer, and more just. Four years ago we announced that those who are our lowest priorities for enforcement, diligent patriotic young dreamers who grew up pledging allegiance to our flag should be able to apply to work here and study here and pay their taxes here. More than 730,000 lives have been changed as a result. These are students. They are teachers. They are doctors. They are lawyers. They are americans in every way but on paper. And fortunately todays decision does not affect this policy. It does not affect the existing dreamers. Two years ago we announced a similar expanded approach for others who are also low priorities for enforcement. We said that if you have been in america for more than five years with children who are american citizens or legal residents, then you, too, can come forward, get right with the law and work in this country temporarily without fear of deportation. Both were the kinds of actions taken by republican and democratic president s over the past half century. Neither granted anybody a free pass. All they did was focus our enforcement resources, which are necessarily limited, on the highest priorities. Convicted criminals. Recent border crossers, and threats to our national security. Now, as disappointing as it was to be challenged for taking the kind of actions that other administrations have taken, the country was looking to the Supreme Court to resolve the important legal questions raised in this case. Today the Supreme Court was unable to reach a decision. This is part of the consequence of the republican failure so far to give a fair hearing to mr. Merit garland. My nominee to the Supreme Court. That means that the expanded set of common sense deferred action policies, the ones i announced two years ago, cant go forward at this stage until there is a ninth justice on the court to break the tie. I know a lot of people are going to be disappointed today, but it is important to understand what today means. The deferred action policy that has been in place for the last four years is not affected by this rule. Enforcement priorities developed by my administration are not affected by this ruling. This means that the people who might have benefited from the expanded deferred action policies, longterm residents raising children who are americans or legal residents, they will remain low priorities for enforcement as long as you have not committed a crime or are limited Immigration Enforcement resources are not focused on you. But todays decision is frustrating to those who seek to grow our economy and bring a rationality to our immigration system and to allow people to come out of the shadows and left this perpetual cloud on them. I think it is hard breaking for the millions of immigrants who made their lives here, who have raised families here, who hope for the opportunity to work, pay taxes, serve in our military, and more fully contribute to to country we all love in an open way. So where do we go from here . Most americans, including business leaders, faith leaders and law enforcement, democrats and republicans and independents, still agree that the single best way to solve this problem is by working together to pass common sense bipartisan immigration reform. That is obviously not going to happen during the remainder of this congress. We dont have a congress that agrees with us on this nor do we have a congress thats willing to do even its most basic of jobs under the constitution, which is to consider nominations. Republicans and congress currently are willfully presenting the Supreme Court from being fully staffed and functioning as our founders intended and todays situation underscores the degree to which the court is not able to function the way its supposed to. The courts inability to reach a decision in this case is very clear reminder of why its so important for the Supreme Court to have a full bench. For more than 40 years there has been an average of just over two months between a nomination and a hearing. I nominated judge merritt garland to the Supreme Court more than three months ago, but most republicans so far good morning. We are listening in on president obama speaking about the Supreme Court ruling that effectively blocks his immigration legislation. He is talking more about that right now. Lets listen in. And america should not let it stand. This is an election year, and during election years politicians tend to use the immigration issue to scare people with words lick amnesty like amnesty in the hopes that it whips up votes. Keep in mind that millions of us, myself included, go back generations in this country with ancestors put in the painstaking effort to become citizens. We dont like the notion that nanci millions of people who have come forward and worked to get right with the law under this policy, they have been living here for years, too. In some