assuring some cooler air aloft. it did produce some high clouds but it looks like it washed out, mostly sunny today, hitting some patchy fog, then it'll get chewed up. the temperatures on the cool side, the breeze is out of the west, southwest, even out to the delta and sacramento, there is an onshore breeze. it'll be mostly sunny, and on the cool side as you can see the system digging in and not going anywhere anytime soon. it'll slowly lift out on the weekend in the temperatures will climb. but today and tomorrow, we are looking for unseasonably cool temperatures, we have 60s and 70s. 7:01, he is here on a wednesday tell you the traffic is doing okay. >> if you are driving in most areas, we haven't had any major problems, traffic insee it on t monitor, and you can see it on the commute here on the map, you can see all of the red hitting into the valley, it is still not as bad as i have seen it, but it is definitely slow. as you look at the santa cruz mountains, the glenwood stop has become better, and the east bay in the slowest traffic seems to be hayward city and union city, and pleasant hill over to walnut creek. this is an look at interstate 880. it is 7:02, let's go back to the desk. two workers and a gunman are dead after shooting at a car dealership in the south bay, the shooter opened fire on two of his managers at the ford dealership at morgan hill, then turned the gun on himself. we will start with what happened just before the shooting. >> reporter: good morning, employees say that the shooter worked here but had been fired earlier in the day, he then returned, went in this morning, a car was towed from the scene, i want to show you video of that vehicle being taken away, about an hour and a half ago, we don't know who's car that is, but investigator's were also on scene and recently wrapped up and left. investigators were seen inside of the dealership and police first received calls around 6:00 yesterday evening. when they arrived, the first found the suspect in the parking lot, of what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. employees say the scene was chaotic, people were running and hiding, officers went inside, they found two victim suffering from gunshot wounds.>> they secured the scene, and they were directed by other employees, inside the building, where two additional people were located. and later pronounced dead. everybody in the shop was running, the detail department caught on very quickly and started running as well. >> er: employees say the victims were managers at the dealership, and the shooter had been let go, but they are not sure why. police have not released the names of any of the people involved, but they did say that the suspect did not live here in morgan hill. reporting in morgan hill, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. we are learning more about a possible motive in san jose, for the murder suicide where five people were killed. a family member told the mercury news, the suspected gunman was angry that his wife was able to get visas for her family members in vietnam, but the relatives said, he couldn't sponsor his family records because he has a criminal record. he shot and killed four of his family members, then shot and killed himself. all of this was shocking and it makes no sense.>> he should have went to the authorities or whatever lawyer that he was working with to try to get something instead of taking it out on other people. that is not right, you don't hurt other people because you are not getting your way. i just feel like he should take that drama somewhere else. >> he had three felony convictions including armed robbery, he was not legally allowed to have a gun, the gun he used was reportedly stolen in tucson, arizona, but it is not clear where he got it. all five women who served on the san jose city council want to draw attention to domestic violence, they say the violence of women faced is "an extreme example of the violence many people in our community face." also, they say domestic violence and sexual assault are chronically underreported, especially among communities of immigrants, communities of color or asian and pacific islanders, they are encouraging anyone who is a victim of domestic violence or human trafficking, report it to the police or groups like the ywca or next-door solutions. tonight will be the first of two debates featuring democratic presidential candidates in miami. christina rendon is in the studio to give us a preview. >> reporter: good morning, it is going to be a big night down in miami, the democratic party has spread its 20 contenders among two knights, these are among the first 10 to take the stage tonight as they try to take on president donald trump in 2020. elizabeth warren is the only candidate in wednesday's group that is in the top tier of most polls, and some say she could warn to steal the spotlight tonight. she trails joe biden and bernie sanders, she is going to be joined by nine other candidates tonight including corey booker, eric garner -- beto o'rourke, and other people trying to make a name for themselves. >> people don't know me like they know other people in this race, but i'm going to do what our families do, which is to work hard and get going. >> reporter: expect all 10 candidates to stand out from the pack, although it is not clear what topics may come up. we know elizabeth warren has been advocating for breaking up big tech firms, other candidates like jay inslee is focusing on climate change, and tomorrow, kamala harris and others, the sf chronicle, senior political reporter says, it is important to remember, a debate involving 10 candidates really isn't a debate, but more like speed dating, where there is a small window for them to make a good impression. that debate starts at 6:00 tonight. in studio, ktvu fox 2 news. thank you, this morning, the u.s. military says two of its service members were killed today in afghanistan. the american-led nato miat they didn't give us any more details yet. a spokesman for the taliban said the two u.s. people were killed in an ambush, that comes just days before the next round of talks are scheduled between the taliban and the united states. robert mueller has agreed to comply with the subpoena to testify before two house committees on july 17, mueller will testify in public before the house judiciary and intelligence committee about his report on russian election interference. democrats want to question him about whether the president obstructed justice in the investigation. >> we have fact questions about some of the statements that were made in the report, so there are many issues we should cover. >> we are not concerned about robert mueller testifying, i think he is going to stick to his report, and he's going to have questions he's going to have to answer regardless of the investigation.>> republicans are expected to question him about the origins of the investigation, and whether the team was bias. happening today, today is day one on the job for the new white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, who will be traveling to asia today with president trump with the g 20 summit, she previously worked as a spokeswoman for the first lady. now she takes over as head of the white house conditions after the resignation of sarah sanders. she previously worked for the trump campaign, she also worked on mitt romney's campaign when he was running for president in 2012. san francisco will become the first major u.s. city to ban the sale of vaping and e- cigarette products, supervisors passed it yesterday, city leaders want to stop minors from using e-cigarettes as the popularity has soared, especially among young people. business owners say it is going to put them out of business.>> as you know, companies like juul have been increasing addiction to nicotine for people as young as middle school students, our job is to get rid of things that are harmful to young people.>> this is my shop, i need to figure out a way to keep the employees on and come up with a business plan really quickly. >> it is expected to go into effect in six months, e- cigarette maker, juul says it is opposed to using vaping, but this will leave regular cigarettes as the only option for adult smokers. the company is working on a ballot initiative that would regulate, not ban e-cigarette sales. still ahead, busting a drug ring to try to ship in traffic oxycodone pills from california to pennsylvania, we will tell you the toy they used to try to hide the drugs, and some other family of a sacramento police officer who was killed in the line of duty last week, why her father is descending the police department. if you are heading out onto the road, we have more slow traffic to tell you about, on 680 it looks pretty good heading down to fremont. the wind looks pretty good if you like it on the cooler side, we will show you those temperatures coming up. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. we are following developing news, a brush fire is burning through at least 1000 acres along del puerto canyon road, investigators say at this point, it is too early to tell how it started. cal fire said that firefighters are making good progress, they just released new information, they say the fire is now 50% contained, and the road is closed, there are no reports of evacuations. it does not appear that any homes are threatened. for the first time, since the sacramento police officer was shot and killed in the line of duty last week, her father is speaking out and is defending the police department. >> we are here today due to the negative and misleading and hurtful information that has been spread about our sacramento police department and family. >> officer, tara o'sullivan was shot and killed june 19, while on a domestic violence call, police say she and three other officers were ambushed by the suspect and it took at least 45 minutes to reach her because the gunmen kept shooting. her father, denis o'sullivan says he does not blame the sacrament of police department for the death of his daughter.>> we also know that beyond certainty, what happened on june 19, falls squarely on one individual. the notion that anyone in the sacramento police department is responsible for this senseless murder of tara is extremely offensive and hurtful. >> 45-year-old, odell ramos has been charged with murder, the funeral is scheduled tomorrow at bayside church in roseville, a second service will be held at dusty church, both services are open to the public. oakland is one step closer to banning facial recognition technology. law enforcement says, facial recognition software can help catch criminals, but critics argue the technology does disproportionately impact people of color. last month, san francisco became the first city in the country to ban city agencies from using the technology. oakland city council votes on july 16. a group of angry san francisco residents plan to sue the city of san francisco over plans to build a navigation center for the homeless along the embarcadero. the people living near the area urge the board of supervisors to overturn the decision by the board commission, which gave the city a two-year lease on land across from pier 30 and 32. but the supervisors rejected that appeal. the city hopes to build and open a 200 bed center by the end of the year. neighbors fear, it'll attract crime and increased drug use on the streets. the only east bay location in a chain of popular pizza restaurant has closed, mary's pizza shack has been in walnut creek fo22 years, the restaurant said it lost its lease at the citrus grove shopping center, the 17 other locations include those in the north bay and solano county will all remain open. ticketholders can buy tickets to the night shows. the festival begins friday, august 9, 200,000 people attended the event last year, the night shows are on thursday, august 8, the lineup features 13 shows, five different venues, the presale starts today, general ticket sales start at noon tomorrow, you'll find more information by going to the web link section of www.ktvu.com. later this summer, there will be a new option to travel from the east bay to san francisco , especially on weekends. the weekday ferry service from richmond to san francisco will expand on a trial basis now, to weekends. beginning august 3, that will continue through the first weekend in november, the fairies will run between the richmond ferry terminal and the san francisco ferry terminal, the trip takes about 35 minutes each way. weekend fares will be the same as they are during the week. let's get you out the day door. this is the height of the commute, sal? >> it is okay, we have some traffic out there, but it is not a terrible commute, let's go out and see what we have now. you can see, it is going to be slow getting out to the richmond bridge, which is typical for about a 20 minute delay for you make it there. the bay bridge, the same thing, it is backed up just before the macarthur maze and i'll be down to the metering lights. 880 traffic still looks pretty good, if you are driving in the east bay, it is pretty slow from hayward to fremont. silicon valley commute is filled in, all the way from the east to the west from places like east san jose over to sunnyvale and cupertino, it is slow. 7:18, let's bring in steve. thank you, let's get to it. before we get to our forecast, which is cooler, we will take you back to earlier in the month. yes, i have to. concord, on june 11, was 105, santa rosa, 100, and san francisco, a warm 91. tomorrow looks to be one of the coolest days, maybe not so much for the city, but for concord, santa rosa and san jose, they will be in the mid-70s, the city will be at a cool, nice 70 degrees. it is 70s, and 60s for others, but livermore is well below average, they should be 87. san jose and santa rosa also below, they should be 83, and not today. we had some higher clouds, it is getting chewed up, there is nothing to support it. 60s and 70s, look at the circulation around that, that get rain, butbe on the southern side of it, so we will get the cooler air aloft. we have a breezy and taking a tumble, they started ever so slowly but there was still some yesterday, not today. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, it'll be slow to warm up for some, but 55, it was down to 53 in sunnyvale, now 57. mid-50s for some, also 55 in blackhawk. 60 in reno, but it has been cooler up there. 58 ukiah, 57, and there is a gust up to 20 out near concord. up to 20 in fairfield. even livermore, so look for this cooler pattern to hang around for a couple of days, the low will be weakening and moving off, and as it does come the temperatures will slowly rise. the next couple of days will be on the cooler side, at least on thursday. a slight bump up on the weekend anything close to upper 80s or 90s, not for a while it seems. so, temperatures thing below average, it has been a topsy- turvy month, os will be the coo extreme, so 60s and 70s. 78 and 76 and santa rosa. tomorrow appears to be the coldest day at least for many. the cooler temperatures will take the head off of those higher temperatures inland. a little warmer friday, then it looks warmer on the weekend. thank you. an act of cruelty on the streets of san francisco caught on camera. the man is dumping water on homeless people, the reward. the police are offering a reward to find the man who is doing this. and another tourist gets sick, what they are doing to get him back to the united states. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never mind. 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apartments that they rented under fake identities. >> i think it is really dangerous and compromising their safety and it makes me worry that my child might pick up something that is not intended for them. >> prosecutors say the 29-year- old ringleader was in custody on identity theft charges and continue to use the prison telephone to run the operation. the group is facing charges related to drug trafficking, firearms trafficking and forgery. police are still looking for three more suspects. at home, san francisco police say they are working to make the streets safer into tenderloin, a five-day police operation just ended, and officer say they have seized a large amount of drugs, including methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl with a street value of $20,000. police also arrested 21 people and confiscated $5000 in cash. people are responding to a video that is being described as an act of cruelty, it shows a man on the roof of the building in san francisco's mission neighborhood 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is correct, mainly inland for the biggest drop, there is a fog bank on the mendocino coast, it is moving closer to us, but we are under mostly sunny skies. temperatures will drop today and a combination of cooler air aloft, it'll increase onshore flow from a really strong low, we will send calistoga, fairfield, livermore, and gilroy into the 70s. mostly sunny, there will be some clouds near the coast, breezy and cooler, 60s and 70s on the temperatures. for this time of year, that is amazingly low, it is deep, which is strong, which doesn't have a lot to work with, it has enough of an influence to make it all the way down to southern california with the cooling trend. there were some high clouds that already dissipated, the fog is making a move. it was clear on the coast, but now the fog is starting to bunch up against the coast in the next couple hours. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, low to warm-up on the peninsula, some low 50s this morning, now it is mid- 50s, upper 50s for some, but still half moon bay, 53 and montero beach at 56 degrees. westerly component, onshore breeze and temperatures will settle in below average for many, that low is not going anywhere anytime soon so the calling continues, mostly sunny although by the coast, partly cloudy with that low cloud deck. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. 7:31, the traffic is what? >> the commute is moderate, we do have some slowing and we have not seen lighter traffic yet, the fourth of july weekend is a day away, we still have people going into work on the richmond bridge approach, it looks about the same, which is to say it is slow, we also have slow traffic this morning approaching the bay bridge for 20 to 25 minute delay. things are getting a little bit, a little better there as we look at oakland, traffic is . we haven't had that many major incidents, we had a couple of minor crashes here and there, that have quickly been moved out of the road. which has helped us out. the self-pay commute continues to be pretty heavy into the west valley. downtown san jose has cleared out, let's go back to the desk. a scathing new report is blasting the oakland unified school district, a civil grand jury accuses the district of mismanagement and failing its students. we are at the school district with the troubling findings in this report. >> reporter: good morning, the alameda county grand jury says that the oakland unified school district has a broken culture that leaves 36,000 students across 87 schools within the district underserved. there are a long list of problems that are cited within the grand jury report. from mismanagement and favoritism to disregard for authority and lack of accountability. another big issue, the district wasted millions of dollars on the report, and overspending on fremont high school which was millions of dollars over the budget. part of the problem is lack of continuity, the district has had nine superintendents since 2003. >> these kids deserve an education, there is money to do it, it is just not being used properly. >> reporter: in response to the report, oakland school board president in a statement said, " this report raises important questions. many of the issues are familiar but we will use this report to face these issues head-on and improve how we operate."port ve seriously and they will have a formal response within 90 ktvu >>you. now, there are plants in san francisco to cover up a controversial mural at george washington high school, yesterday, the meeting was packed, people on both sides of the issue discussed whether to keep the mural and cover it up because some call it racist. for month, the school board has been trying to find a solution and the public was allowed to speak out last night.>> people don't want to see potentially offensive images, they should just ignore history altogether. >> every day i had to walk into school and look at those murals, it was wrong, it was dehumanizing. >> the school board says, it'll cover up the mural with either paint or paneling, it'll cost about the same. the board members say a final decision will depend on how long each project would take. but, it'll be at least a year before the mural is covered and the environment impact report is needed first in the district has to find the money to pay for the work. the defamation league is taking new tactics in hopes of redirecting people who are looking to join or support hate groups online, if you use the redirect method, it is a program that steers people away from violent or extremist content on google and youtube. it also directs them to nonviolent alternatives, the redirect method is expected to run for about a year. today, a former uber driver do in alameda court, facing charges of kidnapping and sexual battery against female passengers, he is accused of picking up three different women on may 2, and investigators say in each case, he refused to take them where they wanted to go. two of the women escaped by jumping out of the moving car. he pleaded not guilty last month. a spokesperson for uber said he was removed from the app when the incident was reported. the owner of the hayward construction company has been sentenced to 8 years and seven months in prison, in connection with the towers project in san jose, torres hernandez was convicted of recruiting people in mexico of coming to this country illegally, he was convicted of paying them less than promised, and threatening to hurt their families or have them deported if they complained. in order to pay 13 workers nearly $920,000 he had owed them. walnut creek police released body camera video from a fatal shooting on june 2 of a mentally ill man, and the man's family said the shooting was not justified. the family of 23-year-old, miles hall said he was having a mental breakdown in the body camera videos show they first shot him with beanbags, then with bullets. he was handcuffed on the ground, and was still alive but later died in the hospital. >> at the time he was shot and killed, he was moving away from them, off to the side and i don't see the justification for the shooting. >> the family attorney says, he is moving ahead with a federal civil rights case, claiming the police officers used excessive force, also, harris is filing a wrongful death lawsuit. now to the ghost ship warehouse trial, the defendant, derick almena and his wife will return to the stand today. he is on trial for manslaughter in the deaths of the 36 people that died e. he is accused of building stairs that were unconventional but safe. she also said that oakland fire official, and other firefighters were in the warehouse in 2014, investigating the fire which he has denied. >> he said i wasn't in there, you know, the captain freeland said i wasn't in there, and they lied.>> derick almena's wife said many of the changes made in the warehouse were made without proper inspection. we will continue to bring you coverage of this, you can find the courtroom blog from henry lee at www.ktvu.com . still ahead, employees are going to walk off the job today if the online retailer wayfair, and it is not because of their pay. we will explain. and, a baby was put in a plastic bag and left in the woods, how police were able to find her and save her. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, literally, nobody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait, millions of people are watching? yeah. we're making a commercial. if it's connected, it's protected with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity delivers the best in-home wifi experience. plus, add xfi advantage for enhanced network security. click, call or visit a store today to learn more. an indiana campground is closed after a girl scout was killed by a fallen tree. >> we had a tree fall on a group of girls, we are going to need at least two ambulances. >> the 11-year-old girl scout was hiking with the group on monday when the 40 foot tree suddenly came down and pinned two children and two adults, one of the girls suffered head and abdominal injuries and was taken to a hospital where she later died.>> it is every parent's worst nightmare, the only way that i can describe it is juedy. >> the three other people were treated for non-life- threatening injuries, the area was hit by severe weather sunday night but it is unclear if that contributed to what happened or if it was just the age and condition of the tree. bill cosby's legal team is filing an appeal of a sex assault conviction, it focuses on the other women who testified against him and the judge that allowed him to take the stand. the lawyer argues that the witness account from the five men were a relevant testimony and it was strikingly dissimilar to that of the trial accuser and the constant. he is 81 years old, he is serving a 3 to 10 year sentence in a pennsylvania state prison after he was convicting of drugging and molesting women in 2004. we are seeing body camera by police that shows a baby girl who was put inside a plastic bag and left in the woods. >> i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. >> georgia deputies rescued the newborn, she is now safe and healthy. a neighbor and children heard some crying coming from the woods. investigators say the umbilical cord was still attached, the sheriff said the deputy was the first at the scene, and body camera captures him carrying the bag and comforting the baby.>> i know his family, i know his kids, he is a great deputy, he is probably a better man. so, you get to that point of, i don't know how you can prepare for that, psychologically, they are trained for medical care, but what you saw was a daddy come out.>> they named her india, she is thriving in the care of a foster family, police are still searching for her mother. every state in the united states has safe haven laws where parents can anonymously surrender their infants to hospital, staff, and first responders safely. the san francisco board of supervisors has approved a plan that makes castro an lgbt cultural district, they are a socially active gay community. it also includes harvey milk, and the fight for marriage equality. they will get $230,000 in city money. >> now, we have an official designation that comes with a set of funds that will help us to ensure that we will continue to be available to the community. >> we can be assured that the culture won't dissipate. >> many people who live in the castro say they hope the cultural destination will lure more tourists to the neighborhood. good morning, right now com little bit better in the last few minutes, which is a good thing, i'm beginning to see maybe a little bit of a let up, jusee traffic is going to be backed up at the bay bridge, but it is backed up for a very predictable, 25 minute delay if you are counting from the end of the line. it 880 is getting a little bit slower as you drive past the colosseum, no major issues. you may have heard about issues in san francisco, those have been cleared up, there was somebody on the tracks that should have been, but they removed that person. fremont, some slow traffic, and again, not a lot of crashes but a lot of people trying to get out to the west valley. but at least downtown san jose traffic is cleared out. let's bring in my friend, steve paulson. thank you, let's get right to it, we have mostly clear skies, but it'll be a killer pattern. we are having computer problems, the photos are not showing up. good morning, steve, so you are reporting things will fluctuate ever so slowly, temperature by temperature, i get it. that is niagara falls, i know it from the stooges, inch by inch, niagara falls, that is very good. june 11, it was hot around here, concord, santa rosa and san francisco, 99 and 95. these are the forecast highs, and the city, 63. today, we will see temperatures in the 60s and 70s and that includes livermore at 76, and they should be closer to 87 degrees, santa rosa and san jose should be 83, that is below that dropped in, and to be honest, it is just a continuation of what we have seen all the way back, since what, january? they don't have a lot to work with, they don't have a lot of cold air and jetstream support. to see that this time of year is really impressive. it'll be cooler today, higher clouds have moved outcome you can see the low clouds are starting to back up against the coast. 50s and 60s and we will be slow to warm up, 49 in gilroy, 49 in boulder creek, 61 campbell, also san jose. pretty good onshore breeze, that'll be increasing later on. the delta breeze is in full force as well. that low will be slow to move out, i think this pattern goes into july as well. i don't see a breakdown of this pattern anytime soon. cooler wednesday and thursday, highs in the 60s and 70s, we will get a little bit of a bump up in those temperatures. the cooldown continues, mostly sunny except by the coast. the wind is 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there is some renewed confidence in getting a trade deal with china and renewed confidence in the stock markets. pam cook is here with a look at today's dollars and could sense. >> market is seeing businesses have an optimistic view of the market and the economy. ringing the opening bell this morning, it is a brazilian payment solution company, mostly for retailers, checking in on the index, the market getting a boost from comments from treasury secretary, stephen, who says there is a path to complete a trade deal with china, the market certainly wants to see that. here is a look at the dow jones come up a quarter of a percent, as you can see, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 are also up today. mitsubishi dealing with an economic blow to california, the japanese automaker is relocating its north american headquarters from orange county california to tennessee. mitsubishi is moving closer to its sister company, nissan, which will strengthen tennessee's growing reputation as a major card 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efforts straightahead. from ktvu fox 2 news , this is mornings on 2. >> morning to yo2, i'm dave clark. let's get you out the door on this gorgeous wednesday, not too much to complain about. >> not unless there was not sunshine behind you, but today and tomorrow are noticeably cooler, especially away from the coast, and the fog is coming towards the coast, if it already isn't there for some. today and tomorrow, look to be on the cool side, even calistoga, fairfield, and gilroy. this pretty strong system moves in. it is clear inland, there coast continues to back up against the coast, courtesy of that deep strong low for the end of june, that is really impressive . that is sending in that fog, beginning to make its move on parts of the coast and already come you can see some of that now beginning to back up against it, it is going to be a cool day for many, 50s and 60s for many, these temperatures even around the bay, upper 50s for some, alameda, 59, 56 in oakland hills. observations from the low 50s to the mid 60s. that is going to be a blustery, breezy day for many. cool 50s and 60s by the coast, 60s and 70s away from that low off of seattle, portland, it is not going anywhere soon, it is going to keep us on the cool side. all right, you can see, or i will show you, let me put up a map, i want to show you highway 84, we have one-way traffic control in the area, because of the crash on 84 near ruby hill, so if you are taking out of livermore, if you are taking 84, i wouldn't recommend it, i would stick with 580 and 680. just give yourself extra time and avoid the narrowing of the lanes as they clear up this crash. were also looking at 880, it is pretty slow from 238 all the way down to stephenson and fremont, dunbarton bridge is slow. it is better at oakland and at the bay bridge toll plaza, we are okay. if you are driving on 880, it is slow from san leandro to downtown, i do want to mention san francisco, northbound 280 and 101, it appears there is a motorcycle crash, he may be hurt but he has at least conscious and sitting up. the fire department is on the way. let's go back to the desk. two employees and a gunman or dead after a shooting at a car dealership in morgan hill, it happened at the ford dealership on condit road, witnesses say the shooter opened fire on two of his managers then turned the gun on himself. alyssa harrington is at the scene to tell us what police say sparked the shooting. >> reporter: good morning, employees say that the shooter worked here, he had been fired earlier in the day, he returned with a gun and opened fire in the service department, which is right behind me. this morning, we did see two workers just show up, they went onto the property and now they are inside, it is unclear if they are going to be open today. i got the chance to speak with a man who delivers bagels here every single day, he knows all of these people who work at the ford dealership him and he spoke briefly about how sad this makes him.>> i'm shocked, this doesn't happen a lot. >> we did see investigators inside of the dealership this morning, they left around 5 am, the car was also towed from the scene, police first received calls for shots fired yesterday evening around 6:00. when they arrived, they first found the suspect, he was in the parking lot with appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. employees say the scene was chaotic, people were running and hiding, trying to get to safety. officers went inside, they found two more victims with gunshot wounds.>> they secured the scene, and they were directed by other employees, inside the building, where two additional males were located and later pronounced dead. everybody in the shop was running the detail department, they caught on quickly and started running as well. from my understanding, a lot of people ran. >> reporter: employees say the victims were managers of the dealership and the shooter had been fired earlier in the day, police have not released the names of any of the victims, i called the medical examiner's office, they said it is too preliminary in the investigation to release names at this point. one of the employees says at least one of the victims was a father and they are all just heartbroken this morning. ktvu fox 2 news. thank you, we are learning more about a possible motive fo lepeead. the family member told the mercury news, the suspected gunman was angry that his wife, who is from vietnam was able to get visas for her family members but her husband could not sponsor his family members because he has a criminal record. he shot and killed four of his family members and shot and killed himself. neighbors are shocked, and say it doesn't make sense. >> he should have went to the authorities or whatever lawyer that he's working with, instead of taking it out on other people, that is not right, it is common sense, you don't hurt other people because you're not getting your way. i just feel like he should bring that drama somewhere else. >> he had three felony convictions including armed robbery, he was not legally allowed to have a gun, the gun tucson, arizona but police aren't sure where he got it. all five women who served in the san jose city council want more attention on domestic violence and save violence to women faced is an extreme example of the violence many women in our community phase. also, they say domestic violence and sexual assault are chronically underreported, especially among communities of immigrants, communities of color, or among asian and pacific islanders, they are encouraging anyone who is a victim of domestic violence or human trafficking to report it to the police. tonight is the first of two debates featuring democratic presidential candidates in miami. we have a look at who is going to be on the stage tonight. >> reporter: good morning, cory booker, naming a few, they are aimed at taking a president trump in 2020. a big name is elizabeth warren, she is the only candidate in wednesday's group that is in the top tier of most polls, some say she could steal the spotlight tonight, others think it might hurt her because she won't be debating against joe biden or bernie sanders. those two men will talk tomorrow night, she will be joined by nine other candidates, including cory booker, former congressman, beto o'rourke and some lesser- known candidates trying to make a name for themselves.>> people don't know me the way that they know some of the other people in this race. but i'm going to do what our families do, which is to work hard and to keep going. >> reporter: expect all 10 candidates to try to stand out from the pack, although it is unclear what topics might come up, we know warren has been advocating for eliminating student loan debt and jay inslee has made climate change the focus of his campaign. kamala harris will take the stage tomorrow and east bay congressman, eric swolwell. it is important to remember that it is more like speed dating, there is a small window of time to make a good impression. the debate tonight starts at 6:00. in the newsroom, ktvu fox 2 news. thank you. several debate watch parties are being held across the bay area tonight, including one at the golden squirrel in oakland, there is a debate watch party on san pablo avenue, and el cerrito. also the democratic club is watching in dublin, it begins at 6:00 tonight. this morning, the u.s. military says two u.s. service members were killed today in afghanistan. the u.s. led nato mission in afghanistan confirmed it, but gave no other details. a spokesman for the taliban said the two american troops were killed in an ambush in eastern afghanistan, it comes days after the next round of talks is set between the u.s. and the taliban. robert mueller will testify on capitol hill next month. the leaders of the house judiciary and intelligence committee say he agreed to appear before a panel in an open session on july 17, democrats wanted to testify to clear up lingering questions about his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. happening today, the first day on the job for the new white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, she will be traveling to asia today with president trump for the g 20 summit, she previously worked as a spokeswoman for the first lady. she is taking over as the head of white house communications after sarah sanders resigned. she also used to work for the trump campaign and she worked on mitt romney's campaign for president back in 2012. san francisco will become the first major u.s. city to ban the sale of vaping and e- cigarette products, supervises past the ban yesterday, they want to stop minors from using e-cigarettes as the popularity has soared . some business owners say it'll put them out of business.>> you know, companies like juul have been increasing the addiction for young people in middle school, and our job and our goal is to prohibit these things that are harmful to young people. >> that is my shop, 100% vapor products. if i can figure out a way to keep my employees on and come up with a business plan really quickly -- >> e-cigarette maker, juul which is based in san francisco says it will leave regular cigarettes as the only option for adult smokers. they are working on a ballot initiative that will regulate, not ban e-cigarette sales. still ahead, ferry service out of richmond has been a hit, and coming up, we will tell you how that service will expand starting next month. up next, for the first time we are hearing from a family of a sacrament a police officer who was killed in the line of duty last week, why her father is defending the police department. we are following a developing story, a fire has burned through more than 1000 acres along del puerto road. it is called the rock fire, it started last night, it is 15% contained. the road is closed, there are no reports of evacuations and it does not appear any homes are threatened. this morning, from florida, two more deputies have been fired for their response since that shooting rampage at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, the announcement today is the result of an internal affairs investigation. the sheriff says the deputies were fired for their inaction after the shooting that left 17 people dead last year. two other deputies were fired earlier this month for neglected duty. one of those was a school resource officer, scott peterson who was also arrested for child neglect, negligence, and perjury. for the first time since a sacramento police officer was killed in the line of duty last week, her father is speaking out and he is defending the police department.>> we are here today due to the negative, and misleading and hurtful information that has been spread about our sacramento police department and family. >> officer, tara o'sullivan was shot and killed on june 19, while on a domestic violence call. she and three other officers were ambushed by the suspect, it took at least 45 minutes for anybody to get to her, to reach her because the gunmen kept shooting. her father, denis o'sullivan says he does not blame the police to permit for the death of his daughter. oakland's public safety committee advanced the ban to the full council last night, law enforcement says, facial office catch criminals but there has certainly been an argument against it, the technology disproportionately impacts people of color, last month, san francisco was the first city in the county to ban the technology. >> we will take a break, we will be right back. a world war ii veterans military metals are finally being returned to his family in mendocino county, years after they went missing. haley has more from the man who helped find the metals, and is now sending them from utah. >> reporter: five metals, a war photo, and a casket flag. tim thorpe searched for the family since a friend gave him the box, it was found in an ogden apartment last year. >> after so long, it got to the point that i didn't know if we were ever going to find him. >> reporter: now, the search is over. a facebook post found relatives in california, she immediately recognized her uncle doug, she confirmed it with a copy of the same photo. marshall says, her uncle doug served bravely in the pacific, losing his eyes during battle, earning the purple heart. he never had children, and he died 12 years ago. >> it is just an honor to have this back in the family, and through all that everyone did, it was a tremendous effort, and just wonderful. as far as how the memorial got to utah, it is anyone's guess. >> they are excited, i'm excited for him, i'm excited to send it. it has been a long time coming.>> what a story. by the way, those were metals are headed to the younger brother of thomas walker, who lives in ukiah. happening today, ticketholders for the music festival can get tickets to the night shows. it begins friday, august 9, 200,000 people attended last year, before they start on thursday, the lineup features 13 shows across five venues, the presale happens today, general public ticket sales start at noon tomorrow, you can find more information by going to web links on www.ktvu.com. later this summer, there will be a new way for you to travel from the east bay to san francisco on the weekend. the weekday ferry service from richmond to san francisco will expand on a trial basis to weekends. that starts august 3, it'll run through the first weekend in november, those fairies will be running between the richmond ferry terminal and the san francisco ferry terminal, the trip takes about 35 minutes each way. the weekend fares will be the same as they are during the week. this morning, the house oversight committee voted to subpoena kellyanne conway for her testimony after she failed to appear at a hearing, the committee asked her to testify against accusations that she violated the hatch act. at the hearing, the special counsel, henry koerner said she violated the hatch act many times by making comments about democrats while representing the white house. i want to see what is happening on the roads now, sal, you have been pretty busy this morning. >> yes, busy, but the good thing about this commute is we haven't had a lot of major crashes, we've had a couple of moderate to minor crashes, and we've had the typical slowdown, as we get closer to the fourth of july, it is next thursday and that is when the traffic patterns are going to have to start changing. really after this week, after friday, a lot of people are going to go to the places where they go. this is a look at interstate 880 n. and south come you can see northbound on the right, it is busy as you drive into downtown oakland, 580 is also getting busy. the east bay commute has also filled in. 580 is not too bad, it is slow from near the zoo exit, all the way to lakeshore. and if you're driving in san francisco, we had an earlier accident, this is northbound 280 at 101, they are clearing up. 8:22, it is gateway to the peninsula, exactly so, in the first to call off when it gets hot. >> speaking of hot, we will take you back to june 11, do we really have to go back? yes, we do, that is when concord was 105, santa rosa, 100, san jose, 99, and san francisco, 91 degrees. tomorrow looks to be one of the coolest days of the month. these are the forecast highs, 76, 75 and 63 in the city. today, even most inland locations that can be very warm to hot this time of year will drop big time, calistoga, fairfield, livermore, and gilroy all from the 80s into the 70s. and, this morning, mostly sunny, there is some fog on parts of the san mateo coast, a little bit to the it'll be breezy but 60s and 70s, and tomorrow looks to be the coolest day. from that low, which is turning off of portland, that is pretty deep for this time of year, it is not really going anywhere for a couple of days, it'll bring rain to the pacific northwest. it is sending the fog bank to the southeast a little bit, and 50s and 60s on the temperatures. most locations, even up into mendocino county, lake county will cool off. 64 in vallejo, 63, but lima valley, 55, they were 49 this morning. truckee is now 52, and 61 in ukiah. there is a northerly or northwest wind from mountain view, san jose, east san jose versus west at half moon bay, sfo, hayward, and livermore. and, some of those low clouds will keep near the coast, and that low will be near us tomorrow. it'll be a little bit warmer as we go into the weekend. 60s and 70s and some upper 70s but i didn't even go with any 80s today, there might be some, but most locations will be in the 70s. and tomorrow come you can see, 60 to 70. we will see the inland temptress bump up a little bit more so on the weekend. a quick reminder to download your ktvu fox 2 news app , it is also an easy way for you to upload your photos and videos, it is free to download right now from apple and google play stores. still ahead, we are seeing more from the deadly officer involved shooting at walnut creek, and coming up, the new body camera video that has been released and how the victims family is reacting. also, one of the biggest school districts in the bay area is the subject of a scathing grand jury report, from the mismanagement of funds to a broken culture within the school, we will tell you how the school board president is responding. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. he's having the best. day. ever! and he's about... 10 minutes! 10 minutes... from a hotel by wy0 hotels , a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. book direct at wyndhamhotels.com. from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2.>> good morning, thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. >> let's start with news that is affecting many in the east bay, the oakland school district is telling us, they will have a formal response to a blistering new report by the fall, a civil grand jury is criticizing oakland administrators for wasteful spending within the school district. sarah is at the district headquarters with the specific criticisms against the district. >> reporter: good morning, those criticisms range from favoritism to mismanagement, lack of accountability, disregard for authorities, that is a long list of issues that this grand jury has accused the school district of, the grand jury says, the school district leaves the 36,000 students across 87 schools underserved, the report also accuses the district of wasting millions of dollars on construction projects that went over budget. one example is construction on fremont high school, that was $51 million over budget. the report concluded, if ethical norms are ignored year after year, then a broken culture emergence, we spoke to the grand jury. >> it isn't like you can point to one thing and say, they did this wrong. it is pervasive. >> reporter: in response to that statement, the board says, this report raises important questions. many of the issues are familiar but we will use this report to face these issues. they will have a formal response within 90 days. in oakland, ktvu fox 2 news. there are plans to cover up a controversial mural in san francisco, at george washington high school, at yesterday's school board meeting, people on both sides of the issue talked about whether to keep the mural, which was created in 1936, and is considered by some to be historic, or cover it up because it may be racist. the school board has been trying for months to find a solution, the public was given a chance to speak out before last night's vote.>> people don't want to see potentially offensive images, they should just ignore history altogether. >> i had to walk into the entrance and look at those murals, it did not speak to me, it was wrong, it was dehumanizing. >> the school board said, they will cover it with either paint or paneling, it'll cost about the same. the final disposition decision depends on how long it'll take. the school district has to find the money for the project. the anti-defamation league is taking new tactics, it is using a redirect program which veers people away from extremist or violent content on google or youtube. it also directs them to nonviolent alternatives. the redirect method is expected to run for one year. the owner of a hayward construction company has been sentenced to 8 years and seven months in prison. torres hernandez was convicted in federal court of recruiting people in mexico to come to this country illegally and work for him, he is also accused of paying them less than promised. he has been ordered to pay 13 workers nearly $920,000 he owes them. police and walnut creek release body camera video of a fatal shooting of a mentally ill man. miles hall had a mental breakdown and threatened them with a metal pole. the body camera video shows the officers encounter with miles hall, they first shot him with beanbags, then with bullets. he was handcuffed on the ground, he was still alive but died later at a hospital. >> at the time he was shot and killed, he was moving away from them, off to the side, i don't see the justification for the shooting. >> the family's lawyer says he is moving ahead with a federal civil rights case, claiming the police used excessive force, also he is filing a wrongful death lawsuit. in the ghost ship warehouse trial in oakland, defendant, derick almena's wife will return to the stand today for more cross- examination by the district attorney. they hope she will give a softer image of derick almena, she testified that he knocked down a wall to allow access to a fire escape and he built stairs that were unconventional, but safe. she said fire officials and other firefighters were in the warehouse in 2014, investigating a fire that something he denied. >> the captain said i wasn't in there, and they lied. >> the wife said many of the changes made in the warehouse were done without proper permitting or inspection. we are in court every day this trial is in session as we bring you continuing coverage, you will also find a courtroom blog from henry lee at www.ktvu.com . as we get into summer, it is a little bit cooler than what you might expect today. let's check the weather, steve is right over there with more on the forecast. >> thank you, we have a color pattern, a little bit of fog along the coast, but some of it on san mateo coast, and some of it to the north. it is the inland temperatures that will be cooler today, and as a result, the temperatures are below average, not so much san francisco, but livermore, 87 is where you should be. mostly sunny, we had a few high clouds, most of those have cleared out. 60s and 70s on your temperatures, that is pretty impressive for this time of year. to see a low that deep or strong for the end of june, it is going to linger into early july, it'll weaken, but the damage is done, so to speak. 60s on the temperatures for most already, a few upper 50s but a lot of 60s, low 60s for some and upper 60s for a few. el cerrito, 61, livermore, 61. that is not something you see all the time. westerly breeze, up to 20 out of the northwest at novato and the onshore breeze is there, much cooler air. you can see the fog making a move towards the coast, that low will continue to funnel in, very cool air for this time of year, some 60s and 70s on the temperatures today. it looks a little cooler tomorrow, i will have more on that in about 10 minutes. all right, steve, we do have some traffic that is moving along okay, if you are traveling along the bay bridge, there is a little bit of a backup, there have been no major issues as you are driving through, traffic is moving along okay, northbound 880 is also slow into downtown, so is 580. the commutes are beginning to get a little bit better. we had an accident southbound 280 near 380 and san bruno, that is gone. what has happened, they have cleared to the side rather quickly. northbound 280 and 85 are also, downtown san jose traffic looks okay. let's go back to the desk. there may be a link between commonly prescribed medication and the risk of memory loss, these medicines may increase the risk of dementia. up next, police find a baby who has been put in a plastic bag and abandoned in the woods, how they were able to find that baby and save him. we are now seeing body camera video that shows police discovering a newborn baby girl who was put inside a plastic bag and left in the woods. >> i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. she is a sweetheart. >> this happened in georgia, deputies rescued the newborn on june 6, just after 10 pm on that day, a neighbor and children heard some crying come from of the woods. the sheriff's deputies said the body camera video showed him carrying the little girl. >> he is a great deputy, and probably a better man. so, you get to that point, i don't know how you prepare for that, psychologically, i think they are trying to trade for medical care, but what you saw was a daddy come out. >> police are still searching for the mother, a reminder that every state in the country has maintained laws where parents can unanimously unanimously surrender their babies. people living near this ard of supervisors to overturn the decision by the board commission, which gave the city a two-year lease on land right across from peers 30 and 32. the supervisor unanimously rejected that appeal. but, the neighbors fear, it'll attract crime and also increased drug use along the streets. the east bay location in a chain of popular pizza restaurant has closed, we are talking about mary's pizza shack, the restaurant said it lost its lease at the citrus grove shopping center, the 17 other locations including those in the north bay and solano county will remain open. a new study says, if you use marijuana regularly, it can cause structural changes in your brain. that study is in psychiatry research, they found people who regularly use marijuana see changes to the structure of the part of the brain that helps them process and regulate emotions. researchers say, that may explain why many people who use marijuana have mood disorders like depression. and anxiety. a study once that some commonly prescribed medications may increase the risk of dementia among older patients, the lettuces range from benadryl to parkinson's medication. researchers examined more than 200,000 adults in the united kingdom, patients 55 and older who took the drugs for at least 3 years were almost 50% more likely to develop dementia compared to those who didn't take the medication. dozens of medical and public health groups are declaring climate change a health emergency. they are endorsing a policy agenda that says, millions of americans have been hurt by climate change and the health risks are dire. these groups are calling for the u.s. to move away from coal, oil, and natural gas to clean, safe, and renewable energies. among the groups signing onto that statement including the american heart association, and the american college of physicians. >> at this point, you would think it is summertime, it is wednesday, things should be pretty good. >> they are getting better, that is for sure. right now traffic at the bay bridge a little bit better than it was. let's go out and take a look here with a picture that i can show you at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic continues to look okay, it is getting better. it is not completely clear, i think we will start seeing that later this weekend for sure. interstate 880, traffic is moderately heavy with no print major problems. the dunbarton commute is slowly settling down. and the silicon valley is still very slow. this commute tends to get going later and last longer, although if you have the luxury of waiting around until 10:00, it does begin to break free most days. let's bring in steve. thank you, sal. we have a killer day on top, the cooling has slowly begun the past couple days, still in the upper 80s for some yesterday, that is not the case today as calistoga, fairfield, livermore, and gilroy will take the plunge from the 80s to the 70s. this is ushering in a much cooler air mass, some patchy low clouds on the coast. the fog bank is hit and miss, this is the low, look at that, bringing rain to the pacific northwest. it is a possibility you could get some thunderstorm activity later today. it is close enough and maybe near the sierra, but i think shasta is a more favorable location. some cooler air aloft, so if you are up in that direction, keep an eye on the sky. some patchy fog to the north, mendocino coast, and the san mateo coast. 60s on a lot of the temperatures, i know stanford, menlo park are all around 50, 51, now they are in the 60s. 62 in union city, foster city, san mateo, 53, still some 50s with that fog. the onshore wind is in place. we will see some of those low clouds coming into the coast, flirting with the coastal areas, that low will be slow to work its way out of here, which is going to keep temperatures on the cool side today and tomorrow, i think tomorrow will be the coolest day and we will start to see a gradual bump up in the temperatures. still staying a little bit below average, so 60s, 70s on a lot of these temperatures. even well to the north, you will see below number normal temperatures. the temperatures tomorrow will settle in, maybe into the upper 40s as well, very cool air mass for this time of year. that will be the coolest day, and a little bit warmer inland, as we head into friday and saturday. still to come on the nine, discrimination in the tech industry, a new survey attracts bay area tech employees who claim they have seen harassment on the job. and employees say they will walk off the job today at the online retailer, wayfair, find out why they are protesting the company's recent shipment. welcome back, the warriors are making some controversial statements, while promoting his new book, the six man. he went on the new york city radio show, he talked about kevin durant's injury and the nba finals, he revealed that in last year's playoffs, he fractured his leg, but says the warriors listed that injury as just a bone bruise, and he is frustrated that longtime warriors fans will be able to go to games at the new trace center and san francisco because ticket sales are so high.>> when i first got there, we were up and coming. i used to say, we would price our real fans out, but now you look at, who is our real fan bases, silicon valley, the richest community in the world.>> he was also asked if he thinks mark jackson was blackballed by the nba, and andre iguodala said yes, absolutely. he said his religious beliefs, and beliefs in marriage and sexuality went against the presidents opinions. >> the proposed bill would get rid of policies that would limit college athletes to make money off of their name, experts say this raises the possibility of sponsorships and endorsements. one of the authors of the bill, nancy skinner says, it is all about fairness, universities are fighting the legislation. the ncaa says for new schools could be banned from championship finals if it becomes law. actor, gooding junior due to appear in the courtroom today, accused of groping incident, a 29-year-old woman accused the actor of grabbing her breast earlier this month at a bar in manhattan, he denies that claim, his lawyer says, video at the club will prove he is innocent. the competition is heating up for amazon,'s as we have been reporting, prime day is right around the corner. >> some other retailers are trying to beat amazon. >> yes, they are, target is holding its own deal days on july 15 and 16th, the same day as amazons prime day, but shoppers argue they don't need to pay to get the sale prices, and ebay is holding a crash sale, and says if the amazon site crashes during prime days, ebay's discounts will get even better. this morning, they are celebrating the ipo, it is a brazilian entertainment company, mostly for retailers, by the way, nine companies going public this week. definitely a sign of an optimistic business community in the market, checking the index, also some optimism coming from comments from treasury secretary who says there is a path to complete a trade deal with china, there is a look at the dow jones, up about 40 points or so, the s&p 500 up about the same percentagewinasdaq up more than a half of a percent up to 7931. a new report says the u.s. national debt will reach unprecedented levels over the next 30 years, if congress that the does not do a better job with the budget. back in 2007, the federal debt was 35% of the gross domestic product, this year, it is expected to hit 78%, and 144% by 2049, which is the highest level of debt in the country's history if it hits that level. federal deficits are expected to keep rising as government spending outpaces taxes collected. workers at wayfair plan to work off the job today, they are protesting the sale of $200,000 worth of mattresses to a center for migrant children in texas, the workers say they sent a petition last week asking the company to stop doing business with contractors that furnish border detention camps, but the company refused. the walkout is planned in boston at the company's headquarters where about 5000 people work. and mitsubishi dealing with an economic blow to california, the japanese automaker is relocating its north american headquarters from orange county, california over to tennessee. mitsubishi moving closer to its sister company, nissan which will strengthen tennessee's growing reputation as a major car manufacturing state, the headquarters will bring 200 new jobs to tennessee and millions of dollars in investments and analysts say, auto companies choose the southern states because they are more likely to oppose labor union and they have fewer regulations than california. just less expensive. thank you. san francisco police plan to be very visible during this weekend's pride festivities, on sunday, officers will be patrolling the parade and providing security screenings at the civic center and they want to remind you that while businesses in the castro will be open, there won't be any organized or official event in the area saturday night. in the past, it took place in the castro, streets were blocked off, and that event was canceled in 2016, because of our podcastout today, and this year, we will take a look at the grand marshall, donna personna, she will talk about life as a transgender woman, the hardships she has faced, and the progress she has seen in san francisco over the decades, so you can listen to the interview with donna personna in the new bay area people podcast, you can find it wherever you get your podcast. also, we are going to talk with donna personna coming up on the nine. still to come, clashing over the use of automated license plate readers, by law enforcement, we will let you know about an audit, some critics of the technology are calling for. also, a bizarre set that was caught on camera, what was taken from a homeowners front lawn, and this isn't the first time this has happened. we will explain. you ready? are you? ♪ woo. ♪ ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. we will start with a strange theft in orange county that was caught on surveillance camera, the video shows a man using annette to take two fish from a pond, he ran away when the homeowner spotted him and turned the lights on, this is the fourth time this has happened. some are worth up to $10,000 each. doctors in louisiana state university built pedro some prosthetic legs using lego bricks, the owners say he is now getting around better than ever. four new gray wolf pups are making their official debut at six weeks old, they were born on may 13, and they are now able to venture out. they are thriving and exploring their habitat with mom and dad who just arrived at the zoo a little more than a year ago, the pups seem comfortable with all the attention they are getting from visitors at the zoo, they are hoping it'll promote a continued effort to save the species. a florida father pulling over his daughter has gone viral.>> do you think this is a laughing matter? >> little 10 month old girl is driving on the right side of the road, the dad tries to get her license and registration but luckily the little girl was let off with just a verbal warning from dad. a bart agent station is being recognized for making lives better every day, and receiving an award from the city of san francisco. >> every day, i come to work, i engage with 4000 people. i speak to them, i say hello, i invite them in, i give them good graces going out. >> the city's mental health board honored him last night, his secret is to show compassion for everyone he meets . >> the thing about being an agent, or frontline employee at bart, it is just life, every morning you wake up come you have to make a decision about what you are going to do and how you are going to be because the only thing you have control over is yourself. if you keep that in mind, if you decide to be a positive person, if you make that decision, positive things happen. >> he was recently featured in the short film, he figured out that his point in life is connection. get out the cardboard and the boombox, this could be added to the 2024 olympic games in paris, the committee voted in favor of the proposal to include breakdancing at the upcoming 2024 games, it would include separate events for women and men, it was one of the events included for the first time at the youth olympic games last summer, the ise is expected to vote on breakdancing next year. a crowded field of contenders vying to take on president trump in 2020, we will take a look at the democratic front runners. plus, a triple threat in the world of film and television, we find out what projects are in the works when we sit down with director and writer, delroy. an artist and activist, this morning we are joined by the lifetime achievement, grand marshall of the san francisco pride parade, donna mornings on 2, the nine, you can see smoke coming from emeryville, this

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