san francisco to livermore, the biggest drop on the temperatures is for the inland areas, this is keeping us seasonably cool, it is tapping into some cloud cover. so look for a mix of sun and clouds today. 40s, 50s, up to 60 at the oakland airport, but there is a lot of 40s, there is that 44 in kelsey bill, 47 in napa, now 47 and would acre, but the onshore breeze in place, not as windy as yesterday but temperatures again, held in check by that low, which is not going to go very far very fast. unseasonably cool mix of sun and clouds today, and breezy at times, it leads to below normal temperatures, 60s and 70s. sal is here, the bay bridge?>> yes, unusual problem, there was a stall but there was a person on a skateboard, we had somebody tweet about it, and they said that they took somebody into custody on a skateboard, nevertheless, whatever it was, they are gone on the bridge. traffic is getting better. however at the toll plaza, the metering lights were slowing down, that means traffic was backed up all the way out to the maze. the only saving grace, the volume is ever so slightly lower and it might take a while for this to unwind but i think the 7:00 our shot on this approach, it is going to be a tough one. if you can wait, it'll start clearing out. they sped up the metering lights. if you are driving down to the san mateo bridge, it should be okay getting across that span. here is san jose, northbound traffic a little busy, and so is 101. you can still get up to cupertino if you have a little patience. firefighters in contra costa county has knocked down a brush fire burning right next to highway 4. we spoke with firefighters, we are at the scene along think franklin canyon road. >> reporter: this fire got just inches away from the highway, you can see where it torched this hillside, highway 4 directly on the other side, firefighters were able to put it out but it made for some scary moments for drivers. flames and thick smoke were visible from the freeway, and one lane of traffic was closed. this started around 1 am on a hill between franklin canyon road and highway 4. cal fire responded, the finer fire was burning on the slope but moved pretty quickly. i spoke on the phone with steve hill with contra costa fire department district, he told me they had some issues getting some water here because there were no hydrants nearby. the cause is not known, but it is likely this could have been triggered by a malfunctioning vehicle, or by a cigarette. the crews are staying on scene for several hours, nobody was hurt, there was certainly a good reminder, we are in fire season, and this could have started from a malfunctioning vehicle or cigarette. so definitely be careful out there because we are surrounded by a lot of dry brush. ktvu fox 2 news. thank you. some new information in oakland about a police of education that is happening right now. early this morning, police rushed to jackson street near interstate 880, they found a person down on the ground, they determined the victim was hit by a blunt object. investigators questioned people living at a nearby homeless encampment, so far no arrests have been made. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. tonight, 10 more democratic presidential candidates will take to the debate stage in miami, following the first debate of the 2020 election we saw last night. there were many of the lesser- known candidates last night, they had the chance to be seen for the first time before a national audience. >> doug is joining us from washington to tell us which of the candidates made an impression. >> reporter: debate season is underway, it got off to a very big start. a bluesy and crowded nbc stage in miami for this kickoff democratic debate, and at times, they were willing to go after one another. that over immigration, as the dominant issue, this debate spread out over two nights, the candidates were chosen at random, but this first night was heavy on lower tier contenders, the big exception was elizabeth warren. >> we need to attack it head on, and we need to make structural change in our government, and our economy and in our country.>> two candidates spoke in spanish, two spanish voters, many pundits predicted to attack joe biden, they never materialized, but president trump was a target. >> this president is ralllite 10 minutes away from going to war every single day, and i don't think we should conduct foreign policy in our bathrobe at 4:00 in the morning.>> cory booker and gabbard led the way during the debate, many made clear appeals to the left wing of the party, and the even supported abolishing health insurance, but there was a suggestion not to go too far. >> we need to keep working and fix what is broken. >> that is going to be a question for tonight as well, whether anyone emerges as more of a centrist contender. back to you guys. later this morning, the san francisco chronicle senior political writer will join us in studio, giving us his insights on last night's debate and what to watch for tonight. president trump is in japan to attend the group of world leaders, the dinner was with the prime minister, scott morrison. the most anticipated meeting will be saturday with the chinese president. they are expected to continue trade talks as china tries to prevent higher u.s. tariffs on chinese imports. tomorrow, president trump is set to meet with vladimir putin. back at home, the dixie school dues school districts are looking for new names for schools. according to the marin independent journal, the school board has received three new proposed district names, laurel creek, creekside, and king. there will be a public hearing and a vote on the name change on july 9. the alameda county sheriffs to permit is investigating the discovery of two bodies in castro valley. deputies say a man and woman were found dead in a guesthouse behind the home on fourth avenue. the two were in their 40s, they died from gunshot wounds. the sheriffs department is investigating these deaths as a possible murder-suicide. deputies say they may have been dead for several days, they have been called to the house before, and they say they do not think there is any threat to the public. people in sacramento and around the bay area numbering the life of a fallen officer after she was shot and killed last week, responding to a domestic dispute call. later this morning, there will be a procession and memorial service for 26-year-old officer, tara o'sullivan in roseville, it starts at 10:00. it'll be held at the bayside church adventure campus and it is open to the public. last night, mourners held that this candlelight vigil in honor of officer, tara o'sullivan . hundreds of people came together at the sacramento police and sheriffs memorial, the loved ones said, her heart and her intelligence will never be forgotten. >> her strong, beautiful smile was so contagious. it was truly as bright as the sun. her humor would bring us to tears at father family gatherings. >> three other officers were ambushed june 19 by odell ramos, he is facing several charges. court records show he had a history of domestic violence dating back 20 years. san francisco's annual pride parade is this weekend and people are gearing up for the celebration, find out what san francisco police are doing to make sure everybody stay safe during the event. two people killed by a former worker at a car dealership in morgan hill, next, the heroic efforts one of the victims did that prevented many others from getting hurt. it is going to be slow on many of these commutes, and also to the bay bridge because of a couple incidents that popped up. a mix of low clouds and higher clouds, and some fun, but the temperatures are continuing to stay on the cool side. i will look at all of that and sorted out for you coming up. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. 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both victims say the female suspect was driving a green land rover, a home security camera captured video of the car during one of the shootings. investigators were able to track down and arrest the three suspects. counselors will be on hand today when the ford dealership reopens following tuesday's deadly workplace shooting, many people are leaving flowers at the business for the victims. xavier soto was engaged and a father of two, he had been working with the dealership since 2012. light had two sons, and at 8:00, a candlelight vigil will be held at the downtown morgan hill amphitheater. police say the investigation so far shows the attack was spontaneous. the gunmen had worked in the parks to permit for the past 8 years, he was told on tuesday afternoon, he was being let go. investigators say he stayed in the store for a while then went to his car and returned with a 38 caliber revolver, they say he barged into the office and shot his supervisor, xavier soto. brian light came and fought with him before he shot him twice.>> this is nothing short of heroic, and those actions allowed people to flee, to offer them the precious moments they needed. >> officers seized 12 guns all registered in his name. oakland scholarship warehouse bio trial is on a break until july 8, after the fourth of july holiday. several defense witnesses testified yesterday, ahead of that break, oakland firefighter, daniel kenyan testified that in 2013, he helped his daughter move out of the ghost ship warehouse 3 years before that deadly fire, and said he never saw hazards in the building.>> he is a fire person, he knows what the law is, he knows whether or not a fire code violation occurred, in essence, he said it was okay. >> defendant, derick almena will testify the week of july 8 when the trial resumes. san francisco is getting ready for pride weekend, hundreds of thousands of people will be in the city for pride, there have been no specific threats but the police will be out in full force this weekend. authorities are asking everyone to be aware of their surroundings. they will also be enforcing open container and public intoxication laws. police are encouraging people to take public transportation. the pride festivities are starting to ramp up ahead of sunday's big parade in san francisco, and although a lot of the big and major activities really don't begin until saturday, some people are already coming into san francisco gearing up for the celebration. boutiques and bars and restaurants in the castro are already decked out in rainbow flags. a member of the democratic club says they want people to take part in the festivities but also, they want them to honor their lgbt history because the theme this year is generations of resistance. >> we want people to enjoy pride and celebrate, but also remember what got us here, all of the uprising and protesting and fighting. >> pride means just knowing who you are, not being ashamed, just being you.>> the 49th annual pride parade will kick off sunday at 10:30 in the morning, it starts at the embarcadero and ends at the civic center. you can catch an encore presentation of our special, a history of pride, it airs this sunday, 6:30 pm right after the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. problems around the bay bridge are never good. especially at this time, the height of the commute.>> you know what, i'm on the phone, i will be right back. i will call you right back. >> busy guy. >> i'm finding out a little bit more about the person who was on the bridge with the skateboard, they are not sure if it was a man or woman, although witnesses cannot confirm it was a woman skating on the bridge. we can go back to the bridge backup, they have taken that person off, and it is no longer an issue, however, they had to slow the metering lights down, and that means traffic is backed up beyond the maze, getting into san francisco. the incident is gone, i don't think i remember ever seeing someone on the bridge with the skateboard, but these things happen. interstate 880 in oakland looks okay, there have been no major problems. when i was on the phone with chp, they also told me that the person wasn't necessarily arrested but they were indeed put in handcuffs to be taken off the bridge. southbound 880 is slow, on the peninsula, recovering from an earlier crash on 101 and san mateo, that is gone. traffic is okay in the area, it is getting a little better. 7:18, steve, i checked in with sfo and the wind was at 11 knots. >> not bad, it has been west for a while. thank you, sir. we will get to it, we have another unseasonably cool day on tap, a low off the course, the anger that is providing all of these cooler temperatures. good morning, it is a great start to the day in sausalito, just one question, why is mill valley on your mop map and not our shangrila? i do not get data for them, kensington is 53, berkeley, 56, alameda, 56. and i get other observations, there is the mill valley, 48, novato, i also get a couple others that i won't put on there, otherwise it would be too crowded. why isn't san raphael there? because it has been down forever, that specific temperature needs to be fixed. it has been missing for way too long. i'm sure it is on underground weather, but i don't have access to it on this computer. look at that low, that is a whopper for this time of year. it is really just a continuation from what we have seen from winter and even into spring, these lows continue to drop in, there has been no change in that pattern. sometimes patterns get stuck or you see them repeating themselves, that is exactly what is happening, even though it is at the end of june. there are some areas where you get a little rain, up around shasta, around the oregon border. if you have trouble plans up there, keep an eye on things, these were the highs yesterday. that is very cool for this time of year. fairfield, 76, morgan hill, 76. concord, 74, and livermore, at the end of june, 72 in livermore, it should be around 87 degrees. and some of the lows were very cold this morning. calistoga, morocco, to name a few. look for unseasonably cool conditions, low clouds, and higher clouds on the way later, and staying my old but a little bit warmer tomorrow, the lows are not going anywhere. see the cloud cover zipping around the bottom, that is going to funnel in later today. temperatures are staying cool. 50s and 60s, now starting to bounce off some of those lows, but with the onshore breeze, it is going to stay unseasonably cool. 52 in ukiah, that low is really keeping us on the cool side. clouds and sunshine, high 60s and 70s and the west, southwest wind, gusting about 75. i don't see much of a change as we go into friday. you should know by now, you can't believe everything you see on facebook, more of these videos are popping up every day, what mark zuckerberg has to say about removing those videos. up next, a vacation nightmare, how their child contracted a flesh eating disease that almost cost her her life. the time is 7:24, a judge in chicago says he wants r kelly's sex abuse trial to start early next year, the singer was back in court yesterday facing 18 assault charges, involving four women. yesterday, prosecutors turned over a dvd allegedly showing kelly having sex with an under aged girl two decades ago. kelly denies the charges and has pleaded not guilty.>> the sooner the better for him, the judge said he wants early next year, we are collaborating with the judge, the sooner the better. >> he is out on bond, he is due back in court august 15. a 2-year-old girl that was hit in the head with a fall ball, the incident happened during last months game. a family spokesman says the ball fracture the girls school. she had a seizure in the hospital and is now taking medication to prevent further seizures. several major league teams have announced they will extend safety netting all the way down the right and left field lines. an indiana mother is wanting other parents about her 12-year-old daughter, after she contracted a flesh eating disease while on a family vacation in florida, it happened a few weeks ago on the florida panhandle. she knew something was wrong when her daughter's foot began to swell and she began to develop a fever. they went to the er where they learned about the rare infection, it quickly spread and she required a number of surgeries, she is now learning to walk again.>> i told my mom, i just want to be normal again. with my leg. >> is started from a spot in her toe, i mean, it almost cost her her life. >> doctors say the rare disease only survives in water, and can only enter through an open wound, it is deadly, and it can affect more than a quarter of the patient if not treated in time. there are other issues discovered in the boeing 737 max aircraft. plus, we expect the justices to announce their decision on whether the trump administration can ask about citizenship on next year's census. the impact it could have. one 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cranked, but that is not the case. >> welcome back, thursday, june 27. i'm dave clark. >> we are going to talk about the changing weather, a lot of people are glad they are not going to have to pay pg&e. >> when the temperatures are in the 70s and you should be closer to 90, it is a cool pattern for us, some higher clouds will zip in here in the early afternoon, you can blame that low, right up in oregon, and it is producing some rain, around shasta, around humboldt county, not much, but there is some there. some cool lows this morning, from 45 and 49, there was a lot of 40s and the forecast highs, san francisco all the way out to livermore, well below average. the biggest dip is for those well away from the coast. that low will continue to be two speeds, slow and stop. as it rotates around, it is going to funnel in some higher clouds and patchy low clouds. 50s and 60s for some, but we will be a cool day, already about five degrees cooler already at this time from yesterday. 57 in moraga. this low will keep us on the cool side, unseasonably cool, a mix of low clouds, sunshine, and higher clouds, 60s and 70s, wind out of the west, southwest. 60s and 70s for your highs today. 7:31, better news on the bay bridge? >> it is better, the traffic is beginning to unwind at the bay bridge, after there was some police activity on the span. that caused a backup, right now the backup is beyond the maze, a 25 to 30 minute delay. if you have your stickers for the carpooling, you should be a little bit better than everyone else. this is a look at the commute on 880 n. and south, it is not a bad commute. southbound is getting a little bit slower in the fremont, so a couple of things, northbound 280 at 101, that earlier crash is gone, but traffic is backed up into the city. let's go back to the desk. we are starting with breaking news from the u.s. supreme court, just a little while ago, the court ruled a case that could reshape elections in the future. we have the latest information. >> reporter: good morning, dave, the first ruling coming about 20 minutes ago, the supreme court says, federal courts have no role in policing political districts, it means there will be no limits on gerrymandering, possibly limiting the way after the 2020 census. we are still waiting to hear about whether a citizen question will be asked on the census. the trump administration says they need to ask people if they are american citizens in order to enforce the rights act. criticisms say italy to an undercount of some 6.5 million people. we already know that the groups are getting prepared. >> it is about whether or not everyone in america counts. >> we want to know who is in this country, and as a sovereign nation, we have that right, it has been a question on the census for decades. >> that question has not been included since 1950, and that ruling expected within the next hour because questionnaires need to be printed out before the start of the census in april 2020. regardless of what happens today, alameda county leaders and immigrant communities are planning to rally today in response to the ruling, they are going to be on the steps of the alameda county superior court house today at noon, that decision is expected to, any minute now. we will break in with that ruling as soon as it comes down. ktvu fox 2 news. sure you join us for mornings on 2 the nine this morning, one of our guests is stephen woolford, he will specialize in law, and how this will affect the country. this is governor newsom's first state budget, he has said he couldn't be more pleased with it, and that is all that was left to resolve, some small issues. it includes the $21.5 billion surplus, the largest in 20 years. state lawmakers rejected the latest request for an independent audit of the dmv, the department of motor vehicles. the proposed audit would have investigated how the dmv was handling requirements with the real id program, and also the problems with the rollout of a voter registration program. democrats in the state senate were against that proposal, they say it would duplicate two of the reviews of the dmv that are happening now. those reviews are expected to be finished by the end of july or early august. oakland police have released an edited internal affairs report on the department's 2016 sex exploitation scandal, the documents reveal more detail about five police officers who had encounters with teenager, jasmine, at the time she went by the name, celeste. she met many of the oakland officers on facebook, there are a number of explicit messages, and detailed in the investigation. the documents only involved the officers whose misconduct falls under california's new police transparency law. in a statement, the mayor says she supports the law, she said, this increased transparency is critical to repairing public trust in police and healing the devastating effects of this scandal in our community. the report is 252 pages and more than half of it is redacted, we have it posted in its entirety on www.ktvu.com. a bankruptcy judge has set october 21, that is the deadline to file claims against pg&e for its role in recent wildfires come they say they will begin an advertising campaign letting wildfire victims know about the deadline to file evidence of their claims to be paid as part of pg&e's bankruptcy proceedings. at the time, pg&e estimated the wildfire liabilities will be about $30 billion. a jury has found the thomas keller restaurant group not guilty of discrimination, yesterday's verdict clears the famous chef and his two restaurants involved in that lawsuit. vanessa scott allen was a server at new york's restaurant before asking for a transfer to the restaurant, the french laundry. she told managers she was pregnant. defense lawyers say she was never formally offered a job transfer and called it a misunderstanding. she was seeking $1 million in damages. more than 97% of the citations issued on bart last year were thrown out, bart issues almost 100 citations to people who fail to show a ticket when confronted by authorities, about one in 10 people who were cited paid their fines, which is $75 for adults and $55 for children, that left bart with some 6200 unpaid fines. many of them were thrown out because they were from either out-of-state or they gave bogus information to inspectors. they plan to stop selling paper tickets at four stationed this summer, the agency wants more passengers to use cards, people won't be able to buy the paper ticket at the downtown berkeley station starting july 8. the 19th street station will do away with paper tickets on july 22, the embarcadero station will stop selling august 19, you will not be able to get them at the palo street station starting september 3, they are working toward a card only payment system by next year. still ahead, target is trying to boost their business during amazon's annual prime day, coming up, the tough decision for bargain hunters looking for the best deals. several bay area beaches are on the list of top crimes. first, let's see what is coming up for the 8:00 hour. >> good morning, coming up, avengers and game, being released in theaters, and we are talking with the directors about what the fans will experience and the new set up. still to come, a life-saving catch, how this teenager was rewarded after saving a toddler who fell from a second-floor window. we are back after the break. welcome back, it is 7:41, happening today, a planning commission will review a development proposal for the stanford campus, stanford wants to build more than 3 million square feet of new classrooms that would add almost 10,000 people to its campus. in exchange, the university is offering santa clara county a benefits package that includes money for housing development, transportation improvement, and also money for the palo alto unified school district. veterinarians are reminding dog owners to look out for ticks. they can carry up to 12 different diseases, including lyme's disease. >> it is right at the base of the skin, and they can get their whole head in. >> even if you remove them, veterinarians recommend you continue to monitor your pet. it is summertime, and you are probably making plans if you haven't already, to head to the coast to cool off, have some fun, but three area beaches have been called the worst in the state. rob roth tells us which beaches and how the rainy winter played a role. >> reporter: surfers seem to like it, and so two people walking their dogs or playing with children, but this popular beach received a grade of an f by the environmental organization, it ranked as having the worst water quality in the bay area and the third worst of all california beaches.>> there are multiple cases of sewage in the area, sometimes that might happen because if there is a connection between the storm sewer line and the sewage system, that might be overflowed very intense rain events, that can discharge them as the bacteria. >> this is the second year in a row this beach has made the list, two other beaches made the top 10, aquatic beach in san mateo and keller beach in richmond. >> a gastrointestinal illness will decrease as the bay goes down. >> the runoff gets carried into the sea, but it is not all bad news because others scored very high, and the beaches in the east bay were average. the problems may be occurring during the rainy season, the upside is, during the summer months, the grades are pretty high. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. we hope you will join us tomorrow, as we take you on another zip trip, this time we are excited to go to american canyon, it is so much more than that, american canyon has its own wine bottling industry and big development plans for the future. people have come here with their grandparents and now they come here as grandparents. >> we will take you to some of the american canyon's favorite eateries such as the south grill, we will show you their secret sauce, that has visitors coming back for more. we hope you join us for our full hour of american canyon. we are going to stream it for you on www.ktvu.com. some breaking news, the nine justices have just released their decision about whether to allow a citizenship question on the upcoming census , that question will not be on the 2020 census because the justices blocked the question for now, saying the trump administration's explanation for the question was insufficient. the trump administration said that the question, are you a u.s. citizen, was an important part of protecting voter rights for immigrants, many people in immigrant communities were against it saying, many families would be afraid to fill out the census for fear that in some way they would be identified. >> that is a major supreme court ruling, on this last day of their term, we will be talking more about the supreme court a little bit later. now, we are going to talk about your commute, sal is watching everything, how does it look? >> it has been a mixed bag out there, if you're just getting ready to leave the house, some commutes are okay, some have been busier than normal, let's start off with a look at the richmond bridge, this commute seems to be gaining some slow traffic. we also have a look at the bay bridge, that one has been worse because of a person that was at one point on the bridge with the skateboard, that person was taken off the bridge but it did cause a lot of slow traffic. i would add 10 or 15 minutes. we have traffic that is going to be busy on 880 s., we also had some minor bart delays because of a person on the train that was causing a disturbance. northbound 280, getting into san francisco, it is a mess because of an earlier motorcycle accident. the silicon valley commute has been filled in, nothing unusual but it is slow getting into that west valley. 7:46, today's weather, here is steve. >> all right, we will get right to it, a really cool pattern, not only here, but also in parts of lake county and mendocino county. a cold start to a summer morning. are you sure about that? the high today around 75 and 77. please say that again. that is amazing. because usually we should be about 97. 50 up in truckee, 52 in ukiah, very cool they had a high temperature of 74 yesterday. that low off of medford, that is ushering in a much cooler pattern for us, and a little bit of splash and an activity up around shasta. if you have trouble plans up there, not a lot, but there might be enough to dampen some outdoor activities. here are the highs yesterday, and areas that should be much warmer than this. concord, 74, ukiah, 74, and livermore, 72, cool degrees. so some low clouds this money, some higher clouds coming in from the west this afternoon, but staying mild tomorrow, just a little bit warmer, you can see and getting caught up in the bottom of the system and they will be swinging in later today. we will have to because that will be below average again, plenty of low clouds from that low, which is a very going very far. we are beginning to warm up a little bit after a cool morning. a lot of low 40s as well, mid- 40s, upper 40s, even on the peninsula. i know stanford made it up to 48 this morning, yet at 58 in half moon bay, 58 at fremont, sinkler los -- that is enough to keep most of the west coast below average, even down to southern california, not arizona. they are looking for about 108 today, for us, that is not the case. 50s and 70s even out to brentwood. down to 77 morgan hill, 77 with a breeze, and a little bit warmer going into the weekend but still near average, or slightly below. the big san francisco pride celebration is this weekend, we are going to show you some of the milestone moments for the lgbt community coming up in the next hour, the changing nightlife in the castro district and how one iconic bar broke the lgbt nightlife out of the closet. coming up next, why instagram may be getting rid of the like feature. show me the crown. 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fixed with a software upgrade or if it will take a more complex fixed with a hardware.>> we want our airplanes to be absolutely safe, we will spend time understanding every dimension of these accidents and making every possible improvement we can make. >> the discovery of the problem probably means more delays, boeing has been working for the past eight months to fix the problems that caused two plane crashes in indonesia and ethiopia, 346 people were killed. the 737 max jet was grounded all over the world. it now appears they won't return until possibly late summer. boeing stock is part of the dow jones industrial average, which is down this morning. pam cook is back in the studio with the dollars and cents. >> good morning, boeing stock down nearly 3% this money, it has dropped 100 points from the peak that it hits in march, coming back a little bit since then. shortly after the opening bell this morning, the other thing affecting stocks, china is not indicating a willingness to compromise on some key issues ahead of that big meeting between president trump and china's president. chinese leaders are urging the u.s. to drop sanctions on other chinese companies, we will continue to watch those developers. the dow jones down just a bit, 19 points, 26,517. the s&p 500 in the nasdaq are posting gains this morning, the nasdaq the highest percentage, and more than half of a percent, 7957. amazon is rolling out another problem, option for delivery, it is teaming up with rite aid, to make it easier for people to get their packages. amazon shoppers can pick up their packages at designated rite aid stores for free. the service will be available at more than 1500 stores by the end of the year. target taking on amazon during its biggest sale day of the year, they are holding their own event on july 15 and 16th, that is the same days amazon is hosting its annual prime day shopping promotion. target started the online event last year, reported record sales, companies say shoppers will be able to take advantage of the new same-day delivery option, as we have been talking about, walmart and ebay have also announced major sales during that same timeframe. apple has purchased a startup that makes self driving cars, the company has been running a small fleet of self driving shuttles in texas, analysts say apple likely purchased that company in order to add the engineering talent with own self driving efforts, but it didn't look like apple is getting out of the race. in january, you might remember apple eliminate the more than 200 positions in that division. apple also probably scooped up drive.ai for a bargain, they were on the verge of shutting down, but one time that company was valued at $200 million. the race to self driving cars, apple is back in. thank you. facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg is evaluating facebook's policy on those deep fake videos, he was at a conference in colorado inside facebook is examining how the company should handle these deep fake videos that are created with artificial intelligence and high technology that creates a false but realistic looking clips. facebook has had for the longest time, it should not decide what is and is not true, leading back to outside fact checkers. it is worth asking whether deep fakes are a coletely different category. instagram, which is owned by facebook, plans to start a state test run in canada this week to remove the like feature. they say they are trying to prevent bullying on the outcome of they say removing this button could also help relieve some of the pressures associated with social media. the company says, it wants to push followers to focus more on content. rather than recognition. we are down to the final eight teams in the 2019 women's world cup. today's quarterfinal match will feature england and norway. england has yet to lose so far, you can watch today's match at noon, right here on ktvu fox. and tomorrow, they are going to play france at noon, we will be broadcasting that match for you. and, we will once again team up with the san francisco wrecks and parks department to host world cup watch parties in san francisco. so, come out and hang out with us, cheer on your favorite team, that is starting tomorrow for the team usa match, along with next tuesday and wednesday and pam cook and i will be out there. you may soon have to pay more than visits, to some of san francisco's most popular attractions, we will tell you how much more it'll cost you to go to the botanical gardens, and more, if surge pricing is approved. and, putting on the pressure to hold the dmv accountable, we will tell you why a proposed audit of the dmv has been canceled. breaking news from the u.s. supreme court, where the justices have just ruled on whether or not a citizenship question could go on the 2020 census. 10 candidates down and 10 more today to go, we will evaluate day one, and we will look ahead to tonight's round two. a brush fire breaks out right on a busy highway in the east bay, we will have the latest on the investigation. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> good morning everyone, welcome back, it is thursday, june 27. >> you can see some sunshine behind us, but steve paulson is here to tell us that it is not that warm out there. >> all right, we do have a very quiet start to the tropical season, nothing in the atlantic, we have a little guy in the eastern pacific, say hello to alvin, that is not going to do much. this is a tropical storm, not a hurricane. it is feeding off of some warm ocean temperatures, it is going to drift toward the northwest and run into cooler water. at least the first one is in the books. this system has just been amazingly deep for this time of year, that is a cooler pattern for us, even some light rain, hit or miss, up towards the oregon border, and the highs will be below average for everybody, from san francisco to livermore, the bigger drops are the inland temperatures. but, santa rosa and san jose, well below average. some higher clouds, you can see those are taking the turn at a bottom of this system. right now, we have a mix of sun and low clouds, we had a lot of 40s this morning, now we are in the 50s and 60s, but even towards the south, you are getting 50s. look for the higher clouds to start to come in a little bit later, the sun goes to partly cloudy and that low will eventually work its way out, but unseasonably cool for yesterday and also today. not as windy as yesterday but went up to 25 miles per hour, 60s and 70s in areas that should be much warmer than that away from the coast. right now, we do have slow traffic unwinding from earlier incidents, and also just a normal routine, as you try to drive into san francisco, this is a look at the westbound bay bridge, you can see traffic is moving along okay, there have been no major problems on the bridge in the last hour. but, there are a couple things that made it flow from earlier on, this is 880, this is slowing down a little bit. as you drive into downtown oakland, across the bay, and into san francisco, we do have some sluggish commutes on one- to-one, and northbound 280 is heavy to the 101 interchange because of an earlier motorcycle crash that is now gone. this is a look at the san mateo bridge, it is busy, and so is the dunbarton bridge. and in the silicon valley, we also have the same routine of getting into sunnyvale, cupertino, mountain view, palo alto, all of it is pretty slow. we have some breaking news from the u.s. supreme court, the court has just blocked a u.s. census bureau from putting a question about citizenship on the upcoming 2020 census, the majority of opinion in the ruling says the trump administration explanation was just not sufficient. the ruling just needs a july 1 deadline to avoid printing of the questionnaires. we will break it down further in the next half hour. this morning, contra costa county firefighters knocked out a brush fire near highway 4 in martinez, it started around 1:00 this morning on the hills between franklin canyon road and highway 4, they were able to knock out the fire in about 40 minutes, there is no significant damage. the cause is not known. we have new information to bring you on an investigation that is happening right now in oakland, early this morning, police were called to jackson street when they found a person down on the ground. officers determined the victim had been hit with a blunt object. investigators questioned people living nearby. there have been no arrests. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. people in sacramento are remembering a fallen officer after she was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call. there will be a memorial service for 26-year-old, tara o'sullivan . it is going to be held at the bayside church adventure campus and it is open to the public. last night, mourners held a candlelight vigil, hundreds of people came together at the sacramento police and sheriffs memorial. her heart and intelligence will never be forgotten.>> her strong, beautiful smile was so contagious. it was truly as bright as the sun. her humor would bring us to tears at family gatherings.>> police say she and three other officers were ambushed on june 19 by 45-year-old, odell ramos, who is facing several charges including murder and battery. he had a history of domestic violence complaints dating back 20 years. 10 more democratic presidential candidates will take to the debate stage in miami following the first debate of the 2020 election cycle last night. doug reports from washington dc on which of the candidates made an impression. >> this got heated at times, but no big breakout moments, especially for lower tier candidates that were hoping to rise to the top of a very crowded field. a crowded nbc news stage in miami for this kickoff democratic debate, and at times, a collection of candidates that were at times willing to go after one another. that over immigration, with dominant issues, this is a debate spread out over two nights, the candidates chosen at random, but the first night was heavy on lower tier contenders, the big exception was elizabeth warren, who pushed her policy heavy approach. >> we need to attack it head on, we need to make structural change in our government, and the economy and in our country. >> reporter: two candidates spoke in spanish. many predicted attacks at jill biden, the never materialized. >> this president is literally, every single day, 10 minutes away from going to war, one tweet away from going to war, and i don't think we should conduct foreign policy in our bathrobe at five in the morning.>> the new jersey senator, cory booker led the way during the debate, many made clear, they were the west wing of the party. others supported abolishing private health insurance. >> i think we should be the party that keeps what is working and fix what is broken. doesn't that make sense? >> president trump was watching the debate while on air force one on his way to asia last night, he tweeted a one word response, boring. in washington, fox news. the senior political writer , joe garofoli will join us in our with his inside look at the debate. president trump is now in japan to attend a group of 20 summit world leaders. president trump had several one- on-one meetings scheduled, in the most anticipated of which is saturday with the chinese president. they are expected to continue trade talks as china tries to prevent higher u.s. tariffs on chinese imports, tomorrow president trump is scheduled to meet with vladimir putin. grief counselors will be on hand today when the ford dealership reopens following tuesday's deadly workplace shooting, employees are leaving flowers at the business for the victims. soto was engaged and a father of two children, he managed the parts department and had been with the dealership since 2012, light had two sons and was recruited from the sunnyvale ford dealership just last year, tonight, a candlelight vigil will be held for the victims at the downtown morgan hill amphitheater. a gofundme page has been set up for the families. the attack was spontaneous. authorities say the gunman had worked in the parts department for the past 8 years, they say he was told on tuesday afternoon that he was being let go. he stayed in the store for a while, then went to his car and returned with a 38 caliber revolver. police say he barged into the office and shot his supervisor, xavier soto.>> this is nothing short of heroic, and those actions allowed people to flee, it allowed them the precious seconds they needed to be able to flee after hearing the first shot.>> he later took his own life, officers searched his home and they found 12 guns registered in his name. how much could you spent to go to coit tower, the botanical gardens, and much more, if surge pricing is approved? it is game on again, "avengers: end game" is being released in theaters, we will talk with the directors about the extra scenes fans will experience, and the new set up to the next spiderman movie, far from home. 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 wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. book direct at wyndhamhotels.com. welcome back to mornings on 2, hope you are having a great thursday morning. >> it is nice and cool, the traffic was pretty interesting not so long ago, sal?>> things are getting better, a little bit, some commutes are getting better, others are still very slow. the bay bridge, better from a couple hours ago, when there was a skateboarder on the bridge, chp didn't take too kindly to that, they removed that person. that had a chain reaction, there have been no major problems on 880 this morning or on 101 in san francisco, so things are getting a little better. san mateo bridge traffic is moderately heavy, there have been no issues there. if you look at the maps, you will see routine slowing on 880, and also on the silicon valley commute, getting up to the west valley. what about today's weather? let's go to steve.>> you already know today's weather, i saw you tweet it out. >> i get it from you, my friend. >> that is all right, sal is allowed to, don't give him any grief. we have some very cool temperatures, and even a little bit of rain around mt. shasta, maybe trinity county, not a lot, but enough if you are heading in that direction, to keep an eye on things because it has been pretty active, due to that low, right out of portland. that is getting them some rain, as well as seattle, and parts of idaho. the end result is a much cooler pattern, this is a cool air aloft, northwest wind, 30 to 40 miles per hour. these were the highs yesterday, 72 up to 76, there's some well below average temperatures. hoods borough made it up to 45. there were many 40s and also in the santa cruz mountains as well. i know woodside made it up to 47, we are beginning to warm up a little bit, mixed with some low clouds in the morning, that some higher clouds with sunshine as well, then a cooler day. the clouds will be funneled right into here, so late in the afternoon, we will be mostly cloudy, that will keep temperatures in check. 50s and 60s currently, we are running about 2 to 6 degrees cooler than yesterday. that low will slowly weaken and work its way inland over the next couple days which will allow temperatures to begin a warm-up but not so much today. it'll start tomorrow, 60s and 70s on the temperatures today, on the cool side for everybody. 10 to 15 degrees below average for some, away from the coast. it is a quiet pattern. the san francisco board of supervisors are changing the post plans at tourist attractions, it cost nine dollars to get into coit tower, the botanical gardens, in the japanese tea garden. under the plan, the price would go up for nonresidents during the times of the day come the prices would go down during the slower hours, the change was approved yesterday to allow the recreation and parks department to raise the races prices up and lower them based on demand at the facilities. madonna is taking a stand against gun violence, the material girl calls the video a wake up call showing a person storming into a nightclub and releasing fire. she urged fans to volunteer, stand up, and donate. san francisco is getting ready for pride weekend, hundreds of thousands of people will be in san francisco for pride events, police say there have been no specific threats but they will be out in full force over the weekend. authorities are asking everyone to be aware of their surroundings as a precaution, they will also be enforcing open container and public intoxication laws. police are encouraging people to take public transportation. pride festivities are starting to ramp up ahead of sunday's big parade in san francisco, although the major activities don't get started until tomorrow, some people have already come into town gearing up for the weekend. bars and restaurants in the castro district are filling up, and a member of harvey milk's democratic club says they want to take part in the festivities but they also want them to honor their lgbt history because the theme is generations of resistance. >> we want people to enjoy pride and celebrate, but also remember what got us here. and all of the uprising and protesting and fighting.>> pride means knowing who you are, owning who you are, not being ashamed. just be you. >> the 49th annual parade kicks off sunday morning at 10:30, it starts in the embarcadero and ends at the civic service plaza. you can watch an encore presentation of our special, a history of pride, it airs sunday at 6:30 pm. happening today, a planning commission will review a development proposal for the stanford campus. stanford wants to build more than 3 million square feet of classrooms which would add 10,000 people to the campus. in exchange, the university is offering a benefits package to santa clara county, one that includes money for housing development, transportation improvement and the palo alto unified school district. let's go over to christina rendon. she has some exciting development about "avengers: end game" .>> we will be going in shorthanded, you know?>> let's go. >> reporter: that is the avengers planning their attack, to try to reverse the event of an avengers infinity war. "avengers: end game" is going to be released in theaters , joining us to talk about this is the director, the directors, anthony and joe russo good morning to you, full disclosure, i saw it opening night, i went to bed at 1 am, and i still made it back here to work the next day. you are tempting me to see this again, and a lot of fans. i'm sure. let's start with you, anthony, what can we experience? >> as you will recall, from when you saw the movie, there was notably no post credit scene afterwards, and that was intentional because we were bringing this journey that we have all been altogether for the past 11 years to a conclusion. so, we didn't want to point toward anything else, we were very much thinking about, how do we end things with that movie? so now, the movie has had such a wonderful run, we wanted to have one last celebration with fans while the movie is still in theaters, so we are including a few special things after the credits this time around. and, those will be, we are going to have a deleted scene in there, authority -- a very fun scene with the hulk. and perhaps most excitingly, we are going to play the first two minutes of spiderman, far from home, which is a movie that unfolds very much in the wake of the events of end game. >> let's keep it real, i know you are getting this question a lot, there are 85 domestically, are you trying to beat it? >> at the end of the day, we are just ecstatic that people have this kind of response to the film, it has been staggering, it has been a crazy last few months. james cameron was an idol of ours growing up, part of the reason we are making movies is because of james cameron. it is surreal to be having this conversation, wherever the movie ends up, we are happy, we are ecstatic. at the end of the day, this is a thank you to fans and a launch into spiderman, far from home, which the head of marvel said is the last film of the infinity saga, the 23 movies. it is a nice handoff to that movie, and if you are upset that we didn't include a post credit sequence, now you get it. >> sounds good, the first movie was three hours long, how much time should we block off for this release with the bonus content?>> i think probably three hours and 15 minutes. you know, give yourself an extra 10 or 15 minutes, there might even be one or two surprises that we are not talking about.>> sounds good, last question, just give us your reaction to the fans reaction, i know you were watching it in theaters with fans, you got to see everything and how they reacted to all the cool stuff you included. how hard was it to keep the movie under wraps as well?>> what you are talking about right now, actually, is another of our main motivations for doing this, having this moment at the end of the run, that experience is so unique in the movie theaters, you may remember from when you saw it opening night, it is the energy . when it happens in the theaters, you can feel it, it is like being at a rock concert, the crowd is cheering and laughing and clapping and crying, it is a very rare experience to be had in a movie theater, and as it leaves the theaters, we wanted one last chance and we hope many of the fans want one last chance to share that experience together. that is what we are hoping for. >> sounds good, i'm sure, thank you so much anthony and joe russo, it is going to be back in theaters tomorrow, you might even walk away with a cool poster. we have more right after this. 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 18-year-old woman from solano county and two of her teenage friends were arrested accused of setting up online dates with men, then robbing and shooting them. the first victim was an 18-year- old man back in april, the unidentified woman drove with the victim to lake solano park outside of winters where the suspects two male friends were waiting. deputies say they robbed and shot the victim and left them in that remote area, he was able to get help. last week, deputies received a similar coral call about a man that was shot and robbed. we have an update on a 2- year-old girl who was hit in the head by a foul ball, this incident happened in last month's game between the chicago cubs and the houston astros, the player hit a line drive into the third-base stance, a spokesman said the ball fractured the girls school, she had a seizure in the hospital and is now taking medication to prevent further seizures. they will extend safety netting all the way down the right and left few lines. an 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for some, mild for others. below will be very slow to work its way inland, as it does, the temperatures will begin to rebound, but it is going to take a little while for that to happen. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, we have some very cool readings this morning, we are still cooler down this time yesterday. and some patchy low clouds and higher clouds will give way eventually over the next couple days to some slightly warmer temperatures, but today, it is unseasonably cool, the wind is out of the west, southwest, about 25 miles per hour. no 80s yet, what about the weekend? i will take a look in about 10 minutes. right now, looking at a couple new incidents that have come in, i just want to see if they are affecting the traffic, it is going to be a little bit slower than usual after the bay bridge because of a couple of incidents. i was looking them up. things kept coming in. right now, at the bay bridge, i would give myself an extra 10 minutes from the ordinary, it might take you 30 minutes. we've had a bride of things happening on the bridge, all minor things but they have added up to a bigger than usual delay, unless you are in the carpool lane. that seems to be okay. if you are looking at the commute on 880, it is beginning to get slower past the coliseum. san mateo and dunbarton bridge is beginning to loosen up a little bit, and when you get to the peninsula, 101 through san mateo, it is slow, and also slow from south city as you drive north into san francisco. straight to the breaking news from washington, we have been reporting since the last hour, the u.s. supreme court dealt a blow to president trump by blocking his attempt to add a citizenship question to next year's census. we have been watching this story, we are in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: the court ruled that the trump administration's attempt to put that question on the census will be blocked for now. the court ruled that there is no explanation for adding that question, so we understand that at this point, there is really nothing keeping the census from going on because you have already moved past it, the justice sent that case back to the courts for more consideration, the ruling is a step back for the president but the trump administration says the question is needed to improve the enforcement of the voting rights act. critics fear that acting asking somebody about their citizenship status would discourage millions of minorities from filling out the census and really lead to an inaccurate account of the population and that affecting congressional representatives. >> every question matters. we can no longer live in fear. and it is asking a lot, but it matters. this is how we will be able to secure funding for our communities, funding for our education, and our political representation. >> the constitution requires a census count every 10 years, a question about citizenship has been, had once been common, but not widely asked since 1950, it is unclear whether the administration has enough time to provide a fuller account. the supreme court ruled on redistricting that could reshape the political map, the high court said federal courts have no role to play in policing political districts drawn for political gain. the decision effectively reverses the outcome of rulings in maryland, michigan, north carolina, and ohio, where courts ruled new maps should be drawn, and make sure you join us for mornings on 2 on the nine, one if our guess is stephen woolpert, he will talk about the court ruling. governor newsom has until midnight to act on the states nearly $215 million operating budget, this is his first state budget, he can either veto sections or the entire budget, but he says he couldn't be more pleased, and all that were left to resolve our small issues. the budget includes the $20.5 million surplus, that is the largest we have seen in recent years. the proposed audit would have investigated how the dmv has handled requirements for the real id program and the troubled rule out of a voter registration program. democrats in the state senate opposed the proposal saying it would duplicate two other reviews of the dmv currently underway, those reviews are expected to be completed by the end of july, possibly early august. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the discovery of two bodies in castro valley, deputies say a man and woman were found dead in a detached guest house behind a home on forest avenue. they were in their 40s and died from gunshot wounds. sheriff's office is investigating the deaths as a possible murder-suicide. the two people may have been dead for several days, sheriff deputies say they have been called to this home before. they also say, they do not believe there is any threat to the public. oaklands ghost ship warehouse fire trial is on a break right now, several more defense witnesses testified ahead of the break. daniel keenan testified in 2013, he helped his daughter move out of the warehouse 3 years before the fire and he said he never saw hazards within the building. >> he is a fire person, he knows what the law is, he knows whether or not a fire code violation occurred, and in essence, he said it was okay. >> derick almena will take the stand the week of july 8. oakland police have released an edited internal affairs report on the sex exploitation scandal, the document details more details about the police officers who had encounters with teenagers. the report shows they met many of the oakland officers on facebook, there are many explicit messages between officers and the documents involved only those officers whose misconduct falls under california's new police transparency law. in a statement, the mayor says she reports the new law requiring police misconduct to be made public, she says this increased transparency is critical to repairing public trust and healing the devastating effects of this scandal to the community. more than half of the report is redacted, we have posted it in its entirety at www.ktvu.com. new problems for boeing, details on the other issue just discovered in the boeing 737 max aircraft. and fairy visions are still a big problem out there, how bart is struggling to make people take the fairy visions tickets. ...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®. the san francisco pride celebration is this weekend, and we are looking back at some of the milestone moments for the lgbt community. back in 1972, twin peaks tavern in the castro district made history as one of the first in the nation to have full-length windows, allowing the patrons to see and be seen by the public. and as paul chambers tells us, a lot has changed since then, but the fight for equality isn't over. >> the rainbow flag is a symbol of pride and acceptance in the community, it is an image seen all over the castro district in an area that had an open and welcoming nightlife since the 1970s. >> this is the first bar i've ever went in and the castro valley. >> in 1972, the owners changed the narrative for the nightlife. bringing it out of the closet, after installing full-length windows where people could be seen, becoming what is believed to be the first bar in the nation to do so.>> most of the bars were dark and everybody would hide. >> everybody told them, it is not going to make it, people are not going to come in here.>> club owners say over the years, the nightlife in the castro has had its ups and downs, today, smart phone apps allow people to meet up without going out, but some say 10 years ago, this competition reality show brought people back into the nightlife.>> honey mahogany, the co-owner knows firsthand. >> i do think that show has really changed the way in which nightlife happens. >> the area has changed with the time, some are becoming more inclusive as the community gains more allies. others say, doing that is coming at a cost.>> we are sort of losing sight of the beautiful things in our community, our identity, our uniqueness, what we bring to the table.>> as the community becomes more diverse, some say they just don't fit in. that is why they see the future of the community is outside of this neighborhood. >> we don't have the space for women, we don't have a space for transgender folks that is dedicated.>> others are needed for the nightlife to thrive, they say the wave of the future, a place that caters towards lesbians, people of color, and the trans community often feel left out, that is why the bar was created.>> i had a place to go, and all of a sudden, i did not. >> back over in the castro, the bar owner is taking note, hosting a weekly party dedicated to those who feel they don't fit in. in a place that is supposed to be welcoming to all. in san francisco, i'm paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. this story is just one of several that ran in our 30 minute special, the history of pride, if you missed it, it is going to air again sunday night at 6:30 pm. let's help you get out the door on this thursday, it has been tricky, i imagine things are smoothing out, sal? >> yes, things are smoothing out, if you are driving across the bay bridge, you will see the traffic is going to be slow, the richmond ridge is also slow, things are getting a little bit better as you drive through. you can see traffic is a little bit slow but fortunately, the volume has been lighter heading across bridges into san francisco. a nice shot there of the traffic slowing into the city, the san mateo bridge is not bad, on westbound 92, if you are driving on the san mateo bridge, things are getting better. this is a look at the south bay commute with the road sensors. a lot of people are trying to get up into the valley, it doesn't look that bad, it looks like a normal morning commute, but i think we are going to start seeing lighter as we get to the end of the week. here is steve. thank you, we have a pretty strong low continuing to park itself off the oregon coast and the southern extent of that goes all the way down to southern california, we see the moisture coming in off the ocean. there will be some higher clouds, and even a little bit of rain along the oregon border if you are headed up in that direction. we have some patchy low clouds, a combination of the two is making for a very cool day. yesterday, these were the highs, fairfield, 76, that is it. a cool 72 degrees in livermore, some of the lows this morning were quite cool this morning. all between 45 and 49, there were many 40s, including woodside at 47, a lot of upper 40s in the center as well. not so far below for san francisco, but livermore, they should be closer to 87 degrees. that little will be very slow to kick out, eventually it will, then temperatures will slowly rise, it is going to be a very slow process over the next couple days. if you like this weather, you will like the next couple days. we are still running about three degrees cooler around the bay, and an upwards of six in the santa rosa area. it'll still be a breezy day with the combination of low clouds and sunshine, that low is producing some rain up in seattle and also portland. this will start to slowly kick in inland over the next few days but a piece of that energy is going to hang back over ups, so just a little bit warmer as we go into the weekend. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. san jose, 75, 68 in san mateo, the temperatures are very slowly rising but still slightly below average. still to come, a string of mysterious deaths and illnesses out of the dominican republic, prompting many travelers to cancel trips to the country, how delta airlines is helping flyers with those changing plans. who amazon is teaming up with to make it a little bit easier for you to get your packages. 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 wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. book direct at wyndhamhotels.com. more than 90 percent of the citations issued to bart were not paid, bart issued close to 6800 citations to people who failed to show a ticket when confronted by authorities, about one in 10 people who were cited paid their find, which is $75 for adults, $55 for children, but left the agency with some 6200 unpaid fines, many of those were discarded because of the defenders being out-of-state or they gave false information to inspectors. bart plans to stop selling paper tickets, the agency wants more passengers to use those prepaid clipper cards, people will be able to buy to get starting july 8. the 19th station will do away with paper tickets on july 22, in san francisco, the embarcadero station. selling august 19, and you will not be able to buy them at the palo street station by september. i think i am going to buy one last ticket and keep it. so i can remember what we grew up with. the meeting between the president and the chinese president is coming up, and the word is that the talks are not going well. that could have a devastating effect on the economy. pam cook is back in the studio with these stories. >> the reports from the g 20 summit so far are saying that china is not indicating a willingness to compromise on some key issues, chinese leaders are urging the u.s. to stop sanctions on other chinese companies, u.s. trade representatives have promised a hard stance that'll make up for trade imbalances that the u.s. has had with china. shortly after the opening bell rang this morning, the dow headed lower, a lot of that has to do with boeing, that stock down almost 3% after a problem, new problems with the max jet, we will talk about that in a second. right now, taking a look at the big board, the dow jones is down, it has been since that bell rang, about 20 points right now. the s&p 500 up a quarter of a percent, the nasdaq gaining almost half of a percent right now up to 7943. a new software issue could further delay the return of boeing 737 max jets, the faa says the problem was discovered during simulated flights last week. the 737 max jets have been grounded since march after two deadly plane crashes in five months, we understand the flaw is not linked to the deadly crashes, but the faa says the agency will lift the prohibition order for the sum of 37 max jets, when they determine it is safe to do so. taylor swift will be headlining amazon's first a prime day concert, which is fitting since she broke several amazon alexa voice records with her famous single, me.>> [music] >> the singer will lead an all- female lineup to help promote one of the companies biggest shopping days of the year, the concert will feature becky g and will be streaming on prime video july 10 at 6 pm. amazon is ruling out another option for delivery, it is teaming up with rite aid to make it easier for people to get their packages, starting today, amazon shoppers can pick up their packages at designated rite aid stores for free. amazon says the service will be available at more than 1500 stores by the end of the year, and speaking of amazon, expect christmas in july, we have been talking about target jumping in, ebay, walmart, everybody else, macy's i'm sure will launch sales to go along with this. >> they launched a sale around the same time last year, this year they have expanded it, it is in-store, and same-day delivery, they say, you don't need to pay a membership with us, so the fight is on.>> thank you. this morning, we are getting an up close look at a very special science camp at stanford for underserved children, and it wraps up today. ryan brown, who usually teaches science teachers is teaching fifth and sixth graders, they are learning about surface tension, gravity and pressure in a hands-on and fun way. the students say they are excited to be there at a camp like this, and usually cost about $3000. but, this week, the camp was available for a small fee of $50. tomorrow at this time, we hope you will join us, we are taking another summer zip trip, this time we are headed to american canyon, it is known as the gateway to napa, and it is so much more than that, it has its own wine bottling industry and big development plans for the future.>> people have come here with their grandparents, and now they come here as grandparents. >> we will take you to some of american canyon's favorite eateries such as south kelly grill, it has been a familiar spot for locals. join us for a full hour from american canyon, the next zip tripis tomorrow morning at 9:00. we are streaming it for you at www.ktvu.com. today, killed while on a snorkeling trip with family, we will let you know about the deadly shark attack in the bahamas. up next, a bear gets inside a car and gets trapped, how sheriff's deputies managed to get him out. a 3-year-old boy in las vegas is on a mission to pick up trash in the neighborhood.>> i don't know what is going on with this trash.>> told his mom, he didn't like seeing all of this trash in his neighborhood, he wanted to do something about it. she told him, they first needed to get some trash bags and gloves, and the next day, he still wanted to pick up the trash, so they did.>> he was upset, he was like, people don't throw their trash into the trash, it looks yucky out here, pretty much his words. >> they spent the entire week collecting trash throughout the neighborhood. sheriff deputies in colorado's rocky mountains rescued a bear that was trapped inside a car. >> come on out, buddy. >> the used a long rope to lift the handle and open the car door, and after that, the bear was able to run off. nba free agency is three days away, and the warriors will have to make some pretty big decisions, one of those is the future of kevin durant, who will be a free agent for the upcoming season, it is expected that many teams will offer him a max contract, even though it is likely he will miss the season while recovering from that achilles injury he suffered in the finals. whoever offers him the largest contract, we will see if they do, the free agency starts sunday afternoon.>> they are announcing some major changes to the league, an executive conference call about 10 minutes ago talked about making the games more competitive, potential changes include midseason tournament and games for the postseason. they are positive it'll cut down on the games to as few as 58, these changes are in the discussion stage and they won't happen until at least the 2021, 2022 season. today is national hiv testing day, free tests will be offered at many health clinics around the bay area, the goal is to raise awareness about the importance of regular screenings and the benefits of early diagnosis. the center for disease control says an estimated 1.1 million people in the united states are living with hiv and one in seven of them do not know if they have it. honoring a life in the line of duty, how police in the bay area are remembering sacramento police officer, tara o'sullivan who was shot and killed while responding to a domestic dispute call. >> 10 minutes away from going to war, one tweet away from going to war, and i don't agree should conduct foreign policy in our bathrobe at five in the morning.>> candidates were fighting to get a word in, we will let you know what to look for in round two tonight. the first of its kind, we will show you the life-saving technology that uses facial recognition to treat cancer patients. >> [music] >> in case you haven't heard this song,

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