mornings on 2, i'm mike mibach. >> good morning, i'm maureen naylor. claudine wong is off today. we want to get to rosemary orozco with a check of your weather. >> yes, the low clouds are back. temperatures holding in the 50s for most by the afternoon. and another drop is expected, especially far inland, anywhere from 2 to 4, to perhaps 6 degrees cooler this afternoon. morgan hill 89 for you. you're checking in right at 8 l 3. meanwhile a few degrees cooler like livermore in the city of san francisco and around the bay. we'll be a lot like what we have on saturday. we'll have a look at your current conditions coming up. we're following developing news for you where authorities are investigating a deadly head- on collision. ktvu 2 alex savage is live for us this morning with what we are learning about the crash that killed one person and left another critically injured. alex? >> reporter: police are telling me the driver who triggered this deadly crash was likely drunk and actually speeding down washington avenue when this crash happened. it was about 2:30 or so this morning when this driver slammed head on into another car that we're showing you right now. you can see the extent of the damage here. this car was coming in the opposite direction. let me show you some video of the front of the car crushed in the impact here. the woman riding in the car was killed. the man in that car was critically injured when this crash happened again at 2:30 or so. now, police tell me the man causing the crash may have been going close to 100 miles an hour when he veered into the oncoming lane and hit the other car. the driver who was speeding in this case or who police believe was speeding is also hospitalized, expected to survive. with that being said, i want to bring in lois torres. tell me if you could please why you believe that the driver of that suv may had been under the influence this morning. >> about 2:30 in the morning when of our officers were in the area seeing the car speeding. the driver did make some statement as to consuming alcohol earlier in the night. >> what sort of charges? >> if it determines he was at fault and under the influence of alcohol or drugs, he would be facing a dui charge with a fatality charge attached to it. >> the damage is extensive. is it one of the more horrific crashes you have seen at some time? >> yes, recently. the officer was able to pull one of the drivers out of the vehicle as the vehicle caught on fire. they were able to extinguish it as they were pulling him out. >> we think the man who is alive still who was inside that car. do we believe that he will survive? >> yeah at this point he will survive as he's in serious condition, but he will survive. >> just an awful wreck here. lieutenant torres, we appreciate your time this morning. this investigation could take a few more hours is what i'm told. police are still peacing together the crash scene and the coroner just arrived on an a short time ago. shut down for several more hours this morning as they investigate the deadly crash. live this morning, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. and also new this morning, san francisco police, they are investigating the stabbing and robbery overnight in the city south of market district. it happened around 2:00 this morning near a nightclub. three victims were hurt including the necklace was taken. one of the victims was stabbed in the chest. police have not confirmed whether or not they were robbed after leaving the nearby nightclub. two santa rosa police officers are being recovered after being assaulted. police stopped the driver just before 10:00 p.m. on southeast street on suspicion of dui. that's where they say that the passenger got out of the car and attempted to free the driver who was being arrested. one officer was kicked in the face during the confrontation. both the driver and the passenger were eventually taken into custody. this morning san jose police are searching for the suspect after the collision with the officer overnight ending with the officer's patrol car hitting the street. they were rushed to the hospital on 12th and east santa clara street. police went door to door searching for the suspect, but never found him. >> i first came out and heard a bunch of sirens. cop cars were going every which way, going down the one way and the wrong way. and they were pretty much stopped. we are one week away from the key deadline. the 30-day contract extension will expire next sunday. two sides plan to meet again tomorrow. the negotiator thomas hawk has been on vacation. transit workers mocked his absence yesterday by wearing hawaiian shirts. >> because the main negotiator isn't there. we're talking about the secondary-type issues, smaller issues. and that's a big ticket item. >> for making progress, we can continue talking. there are lots of options as long as you are making progress and getting towards that deal. >> the union attorneys claim that they have a conflict of interest that their transportation company is receiving $16,000 for setting up the shuttle service during the last strike. but bart calls it a non-issue saying that the fee was only $500. this morning there is more information about bart's salary. following a story we first reported it you earlier this month. that according to bart the average union employee will make around $71,000 a year. plus averages $63,000 worth of benefits in overtime. the mercury news now reports that the bart workers earned the highest salaries on average among the 25 largest government agencies in the bay area. according to the newspaper, the top paid train operator grossed $155,000. an electrician earned $150,000. bart's highest paid custodian made almost $83,000. the unions say that the wages have remained flat for the past four years and that the employees are some of the most skilled and highly trained. the secretary of state john kerry says that egypt's leader must "bring their country back from the brink." kerry also called for egypt's leaders to respect the rights of protesters. kerry made it as comments after at least 72 people were killed during the clashes between police and people yesterday, the deadliest outbreak of violence since the military removed the former president from power earlier this month. a rally sparked by the violence will be held today in san jose. egyptians against the cue plan to hold a demonstration at the plaza on south market street and park avenue starting at 2:00 p.m. this morning some are calling for governor jerry brown to intervene in a prisoner's hunger strike after the death of an inmate near fresno. investigating the death as hey a suicide, but advocates for prison reforms say the inmate was participating in the hunger strike and had been asking for medical help. they identified the inmate as 32-year-old billy sell. he was serving a double sentence for attempted first- degree murder and facing charges for the 2007 slaying of his cell mate at the state prison. >> it is time for the governor to step up before anybody else dies because we're at that point. day 20, day 21, it is time to stop this torture in california. >> and inmate protests in the use have been on a hunger strike since july 28. 800 inmates are taking part in that hunger strike. this morning a protest will continue in berkeley to keep a historic building from shutting down. >> yesterday hundreds of people gathered in front of the downtown post office. this morning the protesters say they are still about half a dozen tents set up. that's one of the many locations that they are looking to sell, saying they lost about $25 billion over the last five years. >> and it is no different than our national monument. the national forest. what's next? yellow stone, brought to you by at&t? i don't think so. >> the protesters pitched a com tents, saying that they will continue to rally until the post office is saved. two popular events in different parts of the bay area are expected to tie up traffic. the area around the raceway have been jammed all weekend long due to the hot rod association. the traffic map shows that highway 37 and 121 are running fairly smoothly right now. you can expect traffic later this evening. some 30,000 people are expected for today's final prewill have race ceremonies beginning at 10:00 this morning with the elimination racing starting at 11:00. it's the 26th year for the event where the racers will be going as fast as 330 miles an hour. and it is the last day of the gilroy garlic festival. the three-day event is expected to draw more than 3,000 people from garlic shrimp. the highlights include a showdown among the top chefs for the $5,000 prize. >> i like garlic, but i had that once for them on the restaurant of san francisco. that's tough. >> are they kind of faulty? >> yes, let's just say that it ended very quickly for them to chocolate chip and the basics. that was the tough one. >> yes. even on that date. >> adventurous. yes. all right, also a great idea to grab a jacket if you are headed out to the farmer's market this morning. it's the great start in oakland once again giving you a live look. you can see that it is pretty foggy in the distance there. and visibility is down in some cases. reporting anywhere from three to five miles. now is a great opportunity to mention if you have somebody arriving to sfo this morning that they will be causing delays as well for the arriving flights. the cooling trend is going to continue yesterday. temperatures, they came down just a few degrees today. we'll see the additional clearing for them on the maps and monday, it will be the coolest day. this morning waking up with the gray skies. we saw it yesterday from the coast inside the bay and along the east bay shorelines. but the inland east bay area is waking up with mostly sunny skies, cut off here, but they will be waking to mostly sunny skies in some area. now, yesterday, they were mostly cloudy with a little change for you as they start this morning and the on shore breeze for them 26 miles per hour. and again it will be the cool pacific air that helped us out as the temperatures will be coming down just a few degrees for them in the inland east bay and fairfield and livermore. you'll see a few degrees and feel it for your afternoon today. 55 degrees in fairfield. upper 50s in livermore and we've got mostly cloudy skies and the 50s around the bay for them. sfo and half moon bay and even once again this morning a lot like yesterday. here is a look at what you can expect in your neighborhood for today. 78 in sonoma if you are going to the drag races that it will be a beautiful day in richmond and head to the east bay for that and the upper 60s if you are going out to see them play for a ball game and 82 for danville and 83 livermore and the upper 80s in brentwood. and another round about 70 degrees this afternoon under partly cloudy skies with redwood city and you'll notice the coast that you will be cloudy and cool once again for 60 degrees for your afternoon into the city of san francisco. that we're looking at 62. the extended forecast here once we get rid of this morning clouds, clearing back to the shoreline, mostly sunny skies around the bay area. the temperatures will continue to cool down on monday as we get back to the rebound on tuesday with the temperatures, they are only warming gradually as we get into wednesday for the mid to upper 80s for thursday and mid to upper 70s around the bay and at the coast. now, coming up, a look at one of the lower clouds for them for a look at your lunchtime hours. and it will be a member of her wedding party is missing, who faces charges, following the deadly speedboat accident. the head of the catholic church is in the head of the first major overseas trip. these are live pictures from rei joe dejay anywhere row. the pope's message coming out. and first a live look at traffic, looking at the toll plaza. a few events later today, but no major incident to report at this hour. we'll be right back. 57 degrees outside your door. time is 7:16. the french police are searching for the suspect that stole an estimated $53 million worth of jewels from the hotel. police say that the hold up happened earlier this morning from the most prestigious location in the town known for their annual film festival. this is the largest in the series of the high-profile thefts in that area. last month about $1 million was stolen. they believe that the organized crime ring could be to blame and may have gotten help from the hotel staff. pope francis is capping the week long celebration for the world youth day. holding mass at the world famous beach. here are live pictures of the estimated $3 million people that are gathered on the beach to hear them speak as they arrived for the mass in the modified pope mobile right there. and several children, as he visits brazil for the first overseas trip as the pontiff. he's been calling for more support for the poor and asking that the church do a better job in reaching out to more people. world youth day is gathering every two years of young catholics. a driver facing accusations of homicide in the train derailment is going to be in court today. judges are expected to announce whether or not he will be formally charged with wreckless homicide in the crash that killed 78 people injuring more. one american was killed. investigators say that the driver error and speed appear to be factors in that crash. this morning a member of the wedding party is still missing and presumed the second person dead after the speedboat slammed into a construction barge on new york hudson river. the man was on the boat with several friends including this bride-to-be and the fiance when the accident happened. a woman's body was pulled from the water yesterday, presumed to be the 30-year-old lindsay stuart. she was just two weeks from walking down the aisle. her fiance survived the accident. >> these barges are not lit and it's a recipe for disaster. it could happen to anybody in a small boat that does not have radar. >> the man still missing was scheduled to be the best man at the wedding. the boat's driver has been charged with vehicular manslaughter and vehicular assault. investigators are looking as to whether or not alcohol may have played a role. members of the indianapolis church are grieving this sunday after the bus crashed while returning from the church camp. three people died and dozens more were hurt when the bus slammed into the retaining wall and rolled over. the church members were returning from the church to michigan. and they were just a mile away from their indianapolis church when the accident happened. most of those on board, they were teenagers. >> some of the teenagers, they are hurting pretty badly as you can see it in their faces. a lot of the adults are in there helping them, even though they are shook up. >> and the brakes, they failed. investigators are still looking into the exact cause of the crash. this morning we are learning the identity of the man who shot and killed six of their neighbors in south florida before being killed by police. investigators say that the 42- year-old set his apartment on fire and then went on a shooting rampage throughout the building, located just north of miami. and vargas held two people at gunpoint for hours in their apartment until the s.w.a.t. teams came in and shot them. >> i heard about 15 t 20 shots. my neighbors were screaming that my parents had been shot. >> police are investigating what the motive was the shootings.> president obama app be digging in for the drawn-out battle with the republican lawmakers as they will reportedly head to capitol hill on wednesday to meet with the congressional democrats as they will discuss issues, including the reforms and implementing the affordable care act. they are at odds over spending with some republicans, threatening the government shut down. on tuesday mr. obama is headed to tennessee to begin the first in the series of the policy speeches on helping the middle class. and time is now 7:20. fans of the popular board game are upset after the reported revision. but why it turns out to the -- that the monopoly is not dropping one of their features here at all. find out if wolverine was able to take the hot spot and how much money they brought in. and our bay area cool down will be continuing for your afternoon. and i'll have a look at the timeline for your sunday coming up. look at allllll that yummyness. two build your own chicken wraps with a side of chips. how do you put a price on that? oh, four dollars?! i guess that's how. build your own chicken wraps, just $4 on denny's $2$4$6$8 value menu ®. brought in $21 million on friday. right behind it in favor of the movie goers last weekend as they tell the tale of two reknown paranormal investigators who try to help them terrorized by the evil presence. >> and that is what will bring you home for them rounding out the top ten as the film is the 22-year-old last hour before being shot and killed in 2009. on friday they brought in $1.4 million originally released in 34 theaters as they could be seen across the country for them on the new inclusion for them and the toy company that is disputing by the wall street journal claiming that they will be getting rid of jail they supposedly wanted a quicker game. it's not like getting stuck behind bars. they need to put the controversy to bed saying that if the jail will remain. skip your turn, go to jail. >> yes, monopoly purest. it wouldn't be the same. let's check in with rosemary, how are we? >> yes, it's a new day. a lot like what we had yesterday. low clouds are back, the marine layer right around 2,000 feet. and our temperatures this morning, they are similar to how we started yesterday. i want to get back to those numbers in just a moment. i want to show you the low clouds and when i do expect they will burn away. by 10:30, 11:00, they're clearing out. you can notice along the coastline we remain throughout the day. and for the afternoon, santa cruz, they should see partly to mostly sunny skies. for the rest of us at the beach, it's going to be mostly gray most of the day. now, there are the numbers expected outside the doors right now. widespread os around the lee -- widespread 50s around the coast. mid-70s inland as it will be a mild noon hour if you're planning on doing brunch or lunch outdoors. for the second half of the day temperatures will warm again, but for the inland communities, it'll be a few degrees cooler than yesterday around the bay. a lot like what we have had yesterday and this is what you can expect. 72 for san rafael. upper 70s to the lower 70s. oakland, freeland, mid-70s for you. 77 in san jose. mid-80s for some of our warmer locations. i'm talking about areas like brentwood, you're looking at 87 for today. a nice warm one in areas right around the garlic festival. not hot, but nice. the on shore breeze will continue for the kite festival continuing in berkeley for today. your extended forecast. we're not finished with the cooling trend. monday will be the coolest day as we get back to work. 80 degrees in stored for the inland community. low 60s along the coastline as i will need to tell you this as we are running below average for this time of the year. not too long. temperatures are warming back up as we get into tuesday, taking the baby steps towards wednesday and thursday and back to the upper 80s for the inland community. mid to upper 70s for the bay and at the coast. back to you. >> thanks, rosemary. >> no one matched all 60 numbers for the power ball drawing, but it's going up. the wednesday's drawing is estimated at $235 million. one matched four numbers and the power ball last night to make their winnings worth $53,000. here's a look at their numbers. 9, 23, 40, 53, 58, and the power ball number was 6. walnut creek residents 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saw this suv fly by going close to 100 miles per hour. that officer started to follow the suv, but before he could make the traffic stop. the suv, they slammed head on into the car that we are showing you here that was coming in the opposite direction. you can get a closer look at this car and see the impact. the front of it was just crushed. the woman riding in the car was killed. dying here at the scene. the man of the car, the driver was critically injured. this crash is at about 2:30 this morning. the man causing the accident, they may have been going to -- may have been going close to 100 miles an hour as they hit the other car. of course it was the chaotic scene for the first police officer who pulled up to the crash. >> as you pull up on the scene, he began rendering the aid to the occupants of the vehicle. the other officers arrived on scene as they were tending to the victims. the vehicle traveling southbound on washington caught fire. >> the driver accused of creating the wreck has to be hospitalized and is expected to survive. obviously police say that at some point once their investigation wraps up, he could be facing both dui and manslaughter charges. we will bring you back out here for a live look. this is washington avenue shut down entirely. and it will be as authorities piece together the crash as they will have a crash investigation team on the scene. reconstructing this morning's accident that again, it left one woman dead and another driver facing dui and manslaughter charges. live this morning, alex savage, ktvu 2 news. we are one week away from the possibility of the new bart strike. the union's 30-day contact will expire next sunday. the two sides will plan to meet again tomorrow. they have been a point of contention as they are currently on transition for them to cause them to mark their accident yesterday as they wore the hawaiian shirts. they will be warning passengers about the possibility delays as they are grinding the rails. right now from 2:00 to 3:00, they could experience their 15 to 20-minute delays. they're warning it could get noisy as they turn around that station for the safety reasons. and they will be increasing the parking fees for them tomorrow. there will be a 50 cent increase at the stations. they will soon be $1.50 while it will cost $5.50 to park at west oakland. the investigation continues into the disappearance of the 21-month-old girl in oakland. >> somebody somewhere knows something. so we need to knock on doors until we find that person. >> family and friends passed out these flyers more than two weeks after reporting she was stolen. they waited two weeks to contact police. the grandparents say that they last saw her in may. >> we were expecting to see them on the floor. but that he did not show up on the floor, he said he could not make it. >> they left that child and their suv with their grandmother who has dementia while he ran into the store for energy drinks. the memorial will continue to grow for the 56-year-old dog walker shot and killed outside their oakland home. that she was driving her car on wednesday when she was killed. the oakland city council is organizing a meeting tomorrow to address the shooting and the uptake in violence. that meeting is scheduled for 7:00 in the evening at their en >> they are being remembered. the remains of the first class has been identified. and they were captured and killed during the korean war and his remains are scheduled to arrive tomorrow night. the group that honors the falling service members will be lining the streets to the final resting place. the private first class and many soldiers like them are the reason for the future korean war memorial. the ceremony was held yesterday to dedicate the site. the memorial is scheduled to be completed by the summer of 2015. the korean war vet and them, they became emotional for calling their time on the battle front. >> and it is a privilege. yes. it is a privilege when you are shot at and you get scared and you are young as you don't want your kids or grandkids to play. >> the military is more than 33,000 americans killed in the war that lasted from 1950 to 1953. yesterday about their 60th anniversary of the end to the war. we are learning more this morning about the series of events leading to the death of the teenage girl after the plane crashed at sfo. the chronicle reports two firefighters, they are fighting the flames from the crash, spotted the 16-year-old on the ground and alerted their supervisor. they mistakingly concluded that the girl had passed away and did not have her move to that center. and the other fire truck then arrived several minutes later, as they ran over juan, unable to see her under the foam used to fight the fire. >> they have a new response vote that will be hitting the water soon. it was purchased for 9 -- for $986,000 with the help of the security grant. it's the only one of their kind in the southern part of the bay. the shallow draft will allow for rescues of areas of the low water that it will be used to pump water should the water system ever go down. the crime rate has continued to decrease despite the spike in homicides compared to last year at this time. the crime rate according to the city officials has dropped 15%. the city's police chief credits more neighborhood watch programs than the arrest of several repeat offenders. some residents say this they started to realize if they didn't get involved in that community that they would continue to increase in their neighborhoods. in their twin peeks neighborhood, they are expected to appear for status hearing on charges that she hit several pedestrians near the lookout point. killing the 56-year-old woman. she's accused of being under the influence at that crash. three other pedestrians survived. he is also scheduled to be in court this morning after pleading not guilty near the city college. they believe that he knew all the victims. there are reports that the killings may have stemmed from a dispute over the gambling debt. the cat napping in san francisco. stolen from the owner's car as it has been returned to the woman. the two were reunited last night. they were stolen from her car, which was parked in the city on thursday night. saying that the thief, caught on surveillance video gave the cat away. but then someone recognized her from a report, turning her in. she said that the cat is a bit crumpy, but otherwise okay. in sunny veil the pink flamingo has found a home to call -- has found a place to call home. these photos were taken of the bird last tuesday. they felt like the flamingo may have been taken from the oakland zoo. but the director of animal care tells us that this was most likely a pet, which flew away. >> the bird is free and living, you know, surviving. why capture it again? >> reporter: so far the zoo experts agree that the bird has the ability to fly away from predators and seemed to have adopted from their home. it may not be a natural occurrence, but they are still having fun watching. >> never had that before. >> the water control plant. >> yeah. last weekend of july believe it or not it is here and let's see how they are looking on this sunday, the overcast around parts of the bay area. turning out to be a nice day. >> you're right. turning out much nice. well below average for the afternoon. if you like the summertime heat, not getting too much along the weekend. it is outright cloudy and cool though. hopefully you will like it that way as well. giving you a view here, take a look at the fog. getting across the bridge is a little tough. down in many cases for them reporting the possibility down to about 3 to 4 miles. along the coastline, you will find it pretty thick, reporting the slight arrival of the delays to about an hour because of the low clouds and the fog as well. this is the system continuing to bring us the cooler air and the on shore breeze and the thicker marine layer and the clouds within that marine layer. we don't see a switch in the pattern until you get in this week. reported along the coastline and around the bay with the thick marine layer in place. pushing through the bay and the delta this morning of fairfield. that wind is 26 miles per hour as you're seeing it anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour through the west end of the delta with the cool air coming in. we will continue that cool down for this afternoon. at had hour we are a lot where we were 20 hours ago. 58 in oakland and napa and 59 in redwood city. we're looking at areas like half moon bay in the 50s. 57 foster city. 53 degrees outside your door. so a nice morning to get outdoors for a run. maybe a hike. but if you are going to take a slow stroll, it could be cool. i want to head west to give you an update here to see the winds at 60 miles per hour. still with that there towards the islands, expected to cross over tomorrow afternoon. so now they have tropical storm warnings for the big island as well as others. they have a tropical storm watch. so this will be passing on through, weakening up as they will continue to weaken over the next day or so. it could be a little dangerous along the beaches as it does not look too bad, but we will be tracking it for you. most lynn sun -- mostly sunny skies. upper 60s. the mid to upper 70s for the areas around here for the afternoon. and 80 degrees in fairfield. get into the east bay. mid to upper 60s for alameda. 80s for the inland east bay. quite nice at walnut creek this afternoon. 82 expected for you. nice day in the upper 60s. 62 in san francisco if you are going there to play for the afternoon. and the extended forecast, the cooling trend will be continuing for monday as we start to warm back up on early as tuesday. back to you. the giants are expected to return to the white house tomorrow for the ceremony celebrating the world series championship. he's scheduled to host the team on to the giants for the team's three-game series here in philadelphia, which starts on tuesday. and the president is also expected to recognize the team's community service work, including efforts to help the underprivilege use and to fight bullying. they're not playing like the champs in the recent ten-game home stand. doing their part last night in eight ingeds -- eight innings, not quite picking them up. bases loaded. no outs, but no runs. and they are close to home with a swing and a miss, keeping the game tied at 0-0 until the doppler giants. right there saying that it will be nice knowing you guys. in the bottom half, they load them again, but the game will be ending on the double play as they lose 1-0 on the mound today. and it was 1969, turning back the clock day at the coliseum yesterday. the crushing shot to the right center as they needed to sail one away for them until the bottom of the 7th. all for that two-run blast as they did not allow it in their previous appearances giving up another one of those 7th in the rbi doubles, that's when cocoa -- coco crisp comes up five games in the west giving them breathing room. >> and they will need to continue today. >> they celebrated the wedding that they never thought possible and the unexpected donation for them as they need to face the toughest battle for their life and for the children that don't have medical insurance, offering money for struggling parents. who qualifies for the free assist days. >> a live look out in oakland as we mentioned it will be later today taking on the angels, picking up then and smooth sailing. you are watching mornings on 2. waking up with the mix of the sun and clouds over san jose this morning, 57 degrees with the light breeze outside your door. a strong summer storm dumped about a foot of rain on western north carolina, causing flash floods that left homes and roads under water. police have been called out to 18 swift water rescues, asking people to stay home and off the flooded roads. the state of emergency has been declared, but many people are returning home to find their homes flooded out. >> that's great. he needs to get in here because i have no insurance. >> forecasters warn that more severe weather could hit the region in coming weeks as the atlantic hurricane season gets underway. a tropical storm warning has been issued for parts of hawaii as tropical storm flossy moves across the pacific. it is centered about 640 miles east of hilo hawaii. the tropical storm watch has been issued for oahu. the center is expected to pass near the big island and maui on monday before heading south off of oahu monday night. a 10-year-old colorado boy got mind the wheel of the car when his -- behind the wheel of the car when his great grandmother passed out while driving. they were going about 60 miles an hour. the 74-year-old great grandmother was talking when suddenly she passed out. griffin tried to wake her up and then when that didn't work, he quickly took the wheel, driving the car right into a ditch. >> my mom actually told me after that i'm so glad you turned into the ditch and didn't freak out like i would have. >> he made a very wise decision on a very critical moment and i couldn't be a prouder father. >> reporter: the great grandmother was taken to the hospital as she may have suffered a mild heart attack. he received that medal for his bravery and also a pretty good driver when it comes to go- karts. while at the ride of the bay area park, they started hearing reports of the down bicyclist yesterday morning at 9:45. after arriving at the ridge, it took nearly 30 minutes to locate the man as they found him on the trail in the west side of the ridge, the victim, they were flown by medical center. so far there are no updates on his condition. and the health officials are warning people that live in davis to stay away from the pedestrian bridge where a dozen dead bats were found last week. two of the bats have tested positive for rabies. five more dead bats were found on saturday and they are now being tested. but they will use the bridge and they are not necessarily worried. >> they will do so much greater than the risk. >> that they are generally full of them, but they really shouldn't be. >> they say as many as 3,000 bats may be living around the boulevard and the overpass there. but that is hiding on the bridge. officials say the bats that they will not be afraid to come out during the day. and san jose bride with stage four lung cancer this weekend celebrated the wedding of her dreams thanks to the help of social media. yesterday they were married. the stylish ceremony would not have been possible if not for the wedding planner who saw the couple's story on facebook. they then raised more than $50,000 to help pay for the ceremony and the reception. the cancer donations can still be made to give forward. and friends of the north bay woman will be hosting a fundraiser to help her with the medical expenses after the freak accident. michelle ortiz lost her leg last month during the boating accident. unable to afford the equipment she needs to walk, she is confined to a wheelchair. her friends say they want to raise enough money to buy the equipment so she could better care for her 11-year-old son. the event will be held at 2:00 at the fairgrounds. the fund has also been set up at the redwood credit union. parents struggling to pay for the children that are not covered by insurance, they may qualify for the grant. the united health care children's foundation is offering grants of up to $5,000 for the qualifying parents to help them with the out of pocket cost. children must be 16 or younger. you'll need to meet the financial criteria and have a commercial health insurance plan that does not cover all health care costs. the ucsf will offer the free dental screenings for children in san francisco's mission district today. the cool of dentistry will give them the fluoride treatments. offered from 11:30 this morning to 3:30 this afternoon on 24th and harrison streets. the second set of owls have taken up the nests at the hotel near san francisco international. the san francisco airport marriott, they said that the family of three young owls, they were spotted on the balcony this week. the hotel was already playing host of one family of the babies that were discovered last month. this is the second year that the owls have nested at the hotel. it says that they have welcomed the new guests and was recently given a certified wildlife habitat destination from the wildlife federation. well, visitors and residents of france have a new tourist attraction to say that making them want to take a picture of it. the filming for the latest movie is still happening in the city. now, this is the scene yesterday on columbus street. today the production crews will be filming at city hall. and any passer-byes say that it looked like a real disaster. >> it looks so real, like it's funny. it looks like, you know, it's contrite. but i wonder how many hours this could take. it looks amazing. >> and the production crews, they spent hours carefully manipulating each scene and they say it is not as easy as you may think to make everyone so missy. the dawn of the planet of the apes will be hitting theaters this time next year. if you're looking for a sneak preview, head out to san francisco and check out the scene. the bernie manifest value is less than a month away. what was just approved, meaning bigger crowds. the summer clouds, the drizzle, back with us this morning. when we expect the clouds to clear and the afternoon highs expected for your areas coming up. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh, yeah! once you experience it, there's no going back. don't miss the final days of our summer closeout, for the biggest savings on all sleep number memory foam and iseries bed sets. only at the sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. sleep number. comfort individualized. they're predicting this will be one of the best days to peak around on august 12. also when the moon was set for midnight as there will be dark skies, meaning it will be easier to watch them associated with the showers. the best dates and times are on august 12 at 10:30 at night and 4:30 in the morning. they have issued the organizers a special four-year permit, allowing as many as 68,000 people to camp out at the black rock desert. last year they had more than 53,000 people as authorities say they are confident that they will be protecting the environment and the public safety. this year's festival will start on august 26. thousands of the ford hybrid vehicles are being recalled this morning after the company says that they may not protect the occupants and the head-on crashes. the recall affects the cmhybrids without panoramic roofs. they were affected between january of last year and june of this year. owners will be notified by the company next month as they will be installing the energy absorbing materials to the cars being recalled. i want to update you real quickly that they could stop on the richmond line due to power issues developing right now. defendants due to the power issue. the sunday forecast, how do we look? >> a lot like we were yesterday morning. we're waking up with the gray skies. the temperatures are holding in the 50s this morning. for the afternoon, very similar temperatures are expected around the bay. it will be cloudy and cool along the coastline once again as you can see the giants play. 61 degrees. partly cloudy skies. with the on shore breeze that will be strengthening once again for the afternoon. and there is a small craft advisory for the bay and the west end of the delta, gusting anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour. and that sea breeze is kicking in once again for the afternoon. and in time for the berkeley festival continuing today. and the afternoon highs that will need to continue to cool especially far inland communities around the bay. i think that we're going to feel a lot like what we did yesterday. 67 for today and the lower 60s in san francisco yesterday and the low 60s for today, getting into the inland area that it will be nice in morgan hill. mid to upper 70s, including the sonoma raceway area where they need to continue there for a race day on out there for the extended forecast and the big cool down that will continue for them that will be the coolest day. to rebound on tuesday, which will be the gradual warm up on wednesday and thursday. back to you. things got a little crazy during the red sox game. ejected in the 7th after arguing balls and strikes. look at them go. they will start hitting the phone on the wall with their bats as they were charged right back on to the field and they needed to be restrained by his manager. the time is up 58. the battle over the san francisco service is heating up in santa clara county. the deadline will be given to the company to settle their unpaid bills. it could be coming earlier from the napa growers, how they are playing a role. why police believe that alcohol may have been a factor. >> worsening in egypt this morning. how the u.s. is responding and where the people in the bay area will plan to rally today. just one week away today. could your commute double as long as you roll right into august. good morning everyone. and welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, july 28. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm maureen naylor. claudine wong is off today. now, let's get back to rosemary orozco. still pretty gray. >> yes, we remain with the patchy drizzle outside the doors this morning for the afternoon partly cloudy skies. temperatures are slightly cooler in some areas. as we get into the extended forecast, only settle changes, slightly cooler. i'll take a look at the extended forecast and i'll have your numbers for today coming up. and we are following developing news where a driver that caused a deadly head-on collision may have been speeding. alex savage live with how fast they may have been going. >> reporter: the driver edhe de been going 100 miles an hour. he was likely drunk according to officers here on the scene. the suv veered into the oncoming lane, coming south here on washington avenue and that the suv slammed into the car we're showing you here. there was an officer parked nearby and they saw that fly by as they started to follow them, but they couldn't make the traffic stop before slamming into the other car. the impact of the crash pushed them up there. the woman riding in the car was killed. the man driving the car was critically injured. both wearing their seat belts at the time. the crash happened at about 2:30 this morning and again there was an officer who saw this speeding suv fly by, trying to follow him. but before he could make the traffic stop, they lost control. causing the deadly crash. >> yeah, that is probably one of the worse things you have seen recently. any time there's a fatality involved, it's pretty crazy. this one is based on the impact and the intrusion of the vehicle. pretty significant impact. >> reporter: the driver of the suv, the man accused of causing the deadly wreck is also hospitalized. he's in serious condition this morning. once being released in the hospital that he will be facing both dui and manslaughter charges. the lieutenant tells me that this driver, they admitted to officers on scene that they were drinking. we will bring you back out here for a live picture. and this street shut down, remaining closed for some time piecing together this accident as they will have the investigation unit here on scene and they will be on out here investigating for several more hours. live this morning, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. and also new this morning, police are investigating the stabbing and robbery overnight in the city south of market district, which happened around 2:00 this morning near a nightclub. police say that three victims were hurt and jewelry including the necklace was taken. police have not confirmed whether or not they were robbed after leaving that nearby nightclub. two santa rosa police officers are recovering in the hospital after being assaulted during the traffic stop as they stopped the driver just before 10:00 p.m. on southeast street on suspicion of dui when they dialed a car and attempted to free the driver being arrested. one officer was kicked in the face during the confrontation. both the driver and the passenger were eventually taken into custody. san jose police this morning were still searching for a suspect after the collision with the officer's vehicle overnight that ended with the patrol car that they were rushed to the hospital last night for them in 12th and east santa clara street. but they never found them. >> when i first came out, i heard a bunch of sirens, going down the one way and the wrong way. and that they were pretty much stopped. >> the condition of the officer has not been released. we are following breakingnews now out of the east bay that they announced that they are stuck due to the power issues. we are working to get more details and they will bring you the very latest as we get it. they remain as we are one week away from the key deadlines. the 30-day contract extension will be expiring next sunday as the two sides plan to meet again tomorrow. the lead negotiator has been on vacation. the transit workers mocked his absence yesterday by wearing hawaiian shirts. >> they were talking about the secondary-type issues. smaller issues, not the big ticket items. >> but for making items, that they have lots of options as long as they are making progress and getting towards the deal. >> the union attorneys claim that they have a conflict of interest that they say the transportation company will be receiving $16,000 for setting up the shuttle service during the last strike. but they call it a non-issue saying that the fee is only $500. this morning there is more information about their salaries. following the story we first reported earlier this month. they reported that according to bart the average union employee makes around $71,000 a year. plus averages about $63,000 combined with benefits and overtime. the mercury news now reports that the bart workers earned the highest salaries on average among the 25 largest agency in the bay area. according to the newspaper, the top paid train operator grossed $155,000. and the top electrician earned $149,000. bart's highest paid custodian made about $83,000. wages have remained flat for the past four years and that employees are some of the most skilled and highly trained. the secretary of state john kerry says that the leaders must bring their country back from the brink. and they also called for an independent investigation into the violence, urging their leaders to respect the rights of the protesters. they made the comments after at least 72 people were killed in clashes between protesters and police yesterday. it was the deadliest outbreak of violence since removing their former president from power earlier this month. a rally sparked by the violence in egypt will be held today in san jose. the group will plan to hold the demonstration at the plaza on south market street and park avenue starting at 2:00 p.m. this morning some are calling for governor brown to intervene in the prisoner's hunger strike after the death of the inmate near fresno. the corrections officials say that they are investigating the death as the suicide, but the advocates for the prison reform say that they were participating in the hunger strike and asking for help. identifying them as the 32-year- old. he was serving the double life sentence out of salano county for attempted first-degree murder and facing trial for the cell mate at the state prison. >> it is time for the governor to step up before anybody else dies. that we're at the point. day 20, day 21 that it will be time to stop the torture for them and the confinement in california. and the inmate protested the use of the confinement being on the hunger strike since more than 600 inmates across the state. this morning they will continue in berkeley to continue the historic building from shutting down. and yesterday hundreds of people, they gathered in front of the downtown post office. this morning they say that they still have about half a dozen tents set up. that it is nationwide for them looking to sell saying that they lost $25 billion over the last five years. and that it will be no different than our national monument and the national forest. and that it will be brought to you by at&t, i don't think so. >> they pitched a couple tents, saying that they will continue to rally until the post office is saved. the company providing the ambulance service for the santa clara county has ten days to settle $2 million in unpaid bills. the santa clara county supervisor says that they have a plan in place just in case they need to change the ambulance survivors. this is the latest controversy involving the county metro. they had warned them three times since 2011 about the potential breach of contract for failing to meet standards, including a rival time. a month of august, believe it or not, it is actually knocking on the door. let's turn to rosemary right now. we are running july on the cooler note. >> yeah, you are right. it doesn't feel like summer in many areas. that the temperatures will be well below the average, even cooler than yesterday for some of us. giving us a look for tempting at least the overpart of the east bay for them. and the low clouds, they have pressed farther on into the east bay. and the inland areas that have sunshine yesterday, some of us are waking up mostly cloudy. and we'll take a look at that coming up in just a moment. cooler temperatures are in stored for your afternoon. and the system is off the coastline, they will need to continue for them to be on to the breeze. ramping up once again for the second half of the day and the further doubts we have with the winds expected to reach 25 miles per hour. and it could be a breezy afternoon if this is your area. and now right along the coastline, we're going to remain cloudy and cool this morning. arriving at the sfo flights. thereto are delays about an hour for some of us. be careful out there if you do nobody somebody arriving around the bay area and then the inland areas in the low to mid- 80s for most of us a few areas at the end of july for them that it will be cool and they will be continuing for your sunday. and that they will be back with us strengthening for this afternoon showing you the cloud cover from north to south once again, the patchy drizzle for them once again this morning with those clouds here for them in vallejo all in gray this morning. this is what they are seeing further inland. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. now, we are mostly gray. in the meantime they started out mostly gray for them. the on shore breeze through the delta once again will continue for the afternoon. temperatures right now holding in the 50s, very similar to how we started yesterday. 51 degrees in livermore with the sun shining in some areas. 78 for sonoma in the raceway if you are going there for the drag races. 72 in kent sales. mid-70s for santa rosa along the shoreline in the lower 80s for danville. upper 80s for areas like brentwood. and 77 for san jose. and the peninsula this afternoon for the mountainview and 76 for woodside. 62 in san francisco. and if you are going out to the sunday streets. the extended forecast will be cooling for monday as we need to get back to warmer weather for the second half of the business week. and all in all just a mild warm forecast. widespread 80s for them. upper 60s to the lower 70s around the bay. 76 expected on thursday for the communities. back to you. the bride-to-be is believed to be dead with a member of the wedding party. now, facing charges following the deadly speedboat accident. and the deadly catholic church in the middle of the first overseas trip. that these are live pictures where they celebrated sunday's mass and the big message of the people turning out to see them. and as you can see it will be there this morning. foggy all morning for them. and the rock slide just north of the tunnel here on 101. blocking one lane as they also say because of the fog that you're looking at to be aware if you are heading on northbound 101. time is 8:13. stay with us. we'll be right back. 0!oclook at 'em.ññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we 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[ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. the kayaker is getting some exercise. it will be a cloudy cool start for the day. time is 8:15 searching for the suspect that stole an estimated $53,000 in jewels. the theft happened earlier this morning in the continental. they were hosting the temporary jewelry exhibit. that's the latest of the series of the high-profile left. last month about $1 million worth of jewels were stolen from the hotel room. they believe that the organized crime ring could be to blame and that they may have had help from hotel staff. happening now in brazil. pope francis is capping the week long celebration for the world youth day. he is holding sunday mass. this is a live picture of the service just starting to wrap up. an estimated 3 million people are gathered on the beach for the mass. pope francis arrived for the ceremony in a modified pope mobile shaking hands. his visit to brazil and their first overseas trip as the pontiff. he has been calling for more for the poor and asking that the church do a better job in reaching out to the world youth day that will being every two years. a driver facing accusations of homicide and the train derailment in spain is expected to be in court today. the judge is expected to announce whether or not he'll be formally charged with the reckless homicide in the crash -- wreckless homicide that killed 78 people. one american was killed. investigators say that the driver error and speed appear to have been factors in that crash. the 16-year-old boy has been killed that the running of the bulls festival happening yesterday at the south beach of madrid. that the boy died after two operations were unsuccessful to repairtheir liver. the 60th man was also injured, but presented to survive. a speedboat crashed right into a hudson construction bridge. the man was on the boat with several friends including a bride-to-be and her fiance when that accident happened. a woman's body was pulled from the water yesterday, presumed to be stuart who was just two weeks from walking down the aisle. her fiance survived the crash. >> these gorges are not lit and it's a recipe for disaster. it could happen to anybody in a small boat that doesn't have radar. >> the man still missing was scheduled to be the best man at the wedding. the boat's driver has been charged with vehicular manslaughter and vehicular assault. investigators are looking into whether or not alcohol may have played a role. members of the indianapolis church are grieving this morning after the bus crash returned from the church camp. three people died and dozens more were hurt when the bus slammed into the retaining wall and rolled over. church members were returning from the trip to michigan and they were just a mile away from their indianapolis church when that accident happened. most of those on board were teenagers, while the bus driver said that the brakes failed, investigators are looking into the cause of the crash. president obama appears to be digging in for the drawn out budget battle. the president will reportedly head to capitol hill on wednesday to meet with congressional democrats. they will discuss issues including the immigration reform and the former debt ceiling and implementing the affordable care act. legislatures are at odds with spending some of them and threatening their government shut down. on tuesday he's heading to tennessee to begin their first of the series of the policy speeches on helping the middle class. new this morning the new york times is reporting that anthony weiner's campaign manager has stepped down. which left their campaign to be mayor of new york city without a day-to-day leader. it comes after they admitted that she was sexting with a woman a year after resigning from congress every the twitter messages and photos that he exchanged with several women. matching off last night's power ball drawing. well it's going up. wednesday's drawing is estimated to be $235 million. one ticket in california matched four numbers and the power ball last night to make the winnings worth about $53,000. here is a look at their numbers. they were 43, 58 and the power ball number was 6. and find out if wolverine was able to take the top spot and how much money that they are able to bring in. the bay area cooling trend will continue for your sunday. we'll take a look at the numbers expected in your neighborhood coming up. "the wolverine" was topping the box office. estimated to have brought in $21 million on friday, right behind it, the conjuring and the favorite of the movie goers, holding the two renown paranormal investigators trying to help a family terrorized by an evil presence. >> and rounding out the top ten, the film is about the 22- year-old and their last hours before being shot and killed by the bart police officer in 2009. and on friday they brought in $1.4 had million originally leased in only 34 theaters, that they could be seen across the country. >> and it could mean an earlier grape harvest. that they slowed down ripening from the vine until fall in recent years. and now the mercury news reports that they will be facing the heat wave to make it one of the earliest harvest for them that it has not been that warm across the region, which was the year resulting in a lot of grapes. last year they produced more than $34 billion of wine. >> if you like wine tasting because it is socked in as they need to head to sonoma and livermore and rosemary, there's a number of spots around the bay area to do that. >> that's an excellent idea that any time will be a good time, but especially today. ranging in the mid to upper 70s for the community as it will be quite nice out there. if you are going to see them play, it will be another nice day for the ball game. partly cloudy skies with the on shore breeze for the afternoon. that it will be feeling quite nice for them and the highs expected for your area or the community next to you. 81 in concord for today. and the mid-80s for the inland community that we're going to shave off a few degrees for yesterday. meanwhile around the bay, a lot like what we have had yesterday. and 64 for mountainview along the coastline. and 60 degrees for this afternoon with the extended forecast. bottoming out tomorrow as temperatures will be continuing to cool as we will need to get to about 80 degrees for the inland cities. remaining cool along the coastline. temperatures will begin to cool around for them bringing us the warm up once again. we're not seeing any spikes, warming into the mid to upper 80s by midweek on wednesday and 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we'll take a look at your current conditions coming up. >> and that they will be expected to tie up the traffic. the area around the raceway has been jammed all weekend long due to the national hot rod association for them. and it will be 121 running smoothly right now. and as early. and expect them to get a little bit rougher as the morning moves along. it will be expected for today as they will begin at 10:00 this morning with the elimination starting at 11:00. it is the 26th year of the event where they will need to go up to 223 miles an hour. and traffic, they are also expected to be from 101 to gilroy. the three-day event is expected to draw more than 300,000 people to try everything from the garlic shrimp to garlic ice cream. including a showdown among a $5,000 prize. time is 8:26. the exotic bird found in a place calling home. where the pink flamingo now sits and how experts believe it ended up there. a suspected drunk driver causes a head-on crash that left a woman dead this morning. we'll tell you how fast police believe this driver may have been going. what police say happened just moments before one of the drivers lost control. good morning everyone. >> yes, good morning again. we've been following the developing news this morning. the reporter is live to explain just who police may believe that might be at fault in this deadly accident. alex? >> well, good morning. police, they are blaming the possible drunk driver for this deadly crash that happened early this morning. investigators say that the man was behind the wheel of the suv and was going about 100 miles per hour early this morning when he veered into the oncoming lane of traffic here on washington avenue. and slammed head on into the black sedan that you're looking at, which was coming in the opposite direction. now, the impact of the crash pushed that engine up into the passenger compartment of the sedan. the woman riding in the car was killed. the man driving the car was critically injured. both wearing seat belts. this crash happened at 2:30 this morning. there was a police officer parked here on washington avenue who saw the speeding suv fly by him and begin to follow it. but before that officer could make a stop, the suv driver lost control and that he actually told officers that he had been drinking before he got mind the wheel. >> right now he'll be in the hospital. we are basically just going to sit with them and then obviously he'll be facing if determined he was at fault for the accident and that the alcohol was a factor, then he'll need to face on top of the dui charge associated with the person and the fatality in the dui. >> that driver is now in serious condition at the hospital. but again once when he is released in the hospital, he'll be facing both dui and manslaughter charges. none of the people involved in this crash, that driver of the suv are the two people in that car that they were identified by police. we bring you back out here to a live picture this morning as you can see washington avenue shut down here right now. and they are still a lengthy investigation underway. i'm told that they will be piecing together had accident recreating the crash here this morning and that they will be on out here for several hours. live here. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. we have an update to breaking news we brought to you at the top of the hour that they will be running for 45 minutes on the richmond line as they say that there will be a power outage the the maintenance station. and that they cannot move trains at this time no other lines will be affected at this time wanting the services back up and running to report it to you as we are one week away from the possibility of the new bart strike and the three-day contract for them to plan to meet again for them. and that they have been the point of contention for them currently causing the transit workers to mark their absence yesterday. they're warning them about the delays that they just reported, between north berkeley and the stations from 7:00 this morning to 3:00 this afternoon. experiencing 15 to 20-minute delays on the line of richmond. that they could get pretty noisy to turn on the ventilation plan for them and the station for the safety reasons. and bart, they will be increasing the parking fees. beginning tomorrow that there will be a $0.50 increase for them at the stations. the daily time will be $1.50 costing about $5.50 to park in west oakland for the disappearance of the 20-month- old in oakland. and somebody somewhere knows something. so we need to knock on these doors for more than two weeks after they reported to be missing. they are asking anyone that may have seen that little girl before their disappearance to contact police. the grandparents say this they lost saw her in may. >> we're expecting to see them on the 4th. saying that they could not make it. >> they left them there with their grandmother who has dementia to buy the energy drink arrested on child endangerment. arrested after they did not file any charges. they will be shot and killed outside their home, driving the car on wednesday when they were killed. the oakland city councilman is organizing the meeting tomorrow to address the shooting and the uptake in violence. that meeting is scheduled for 7:00 tomorrow night at the children's center. the bay area soldier killed in the korean war is being remembered. the remains of the private first class have been identified. captured and killed during the korean war. their remains were scheduled to arrive tomorrow night. the group that honors the fallen service members, they will need to line the streets to the final resting place in san bruno. and many soldiers like them are the reason for the future korean war memorial in san francisco. the ceremony was held yesterday at the memorial, which is scheduled to be completed by the summer of 2015. the korean war vet and them became emotional for recalling their time on the battle front. >> and it is a privilege. it is a privilege when you are shot at to get scared when you are young. and you don't want your kids and grandkids. >> the military has more than 33,000 americans in the war of arrest for them and 1953 and now yesterday will mark the 50th anniversary of the end of the war. >> that will lead to the death of the 3-year-old girl at sfo. and they report that two firefighters are fighting from the crash, spotting the 16-year- old on the ground and alerted their supervisor. that supervisor mistakingly concluded that they had already passed away and they did not move to that center. according to the paper, the other fire truck arrived several minutes later as the firefighters, they were unable to see her. and under the home that was used to fight them there as they will have a new emergency response to be hitting the. and the vessel was purchased for $986,000 with the help of the department from homeland security. and that it will be going on for that part of the bay. the shallow draft for the rescues and the areas with the low water. and that they could also be using the pump water should the city's water system ever go down. >> the city will be continuing to decrease despite the spike. and it will be last yore at this point. and it will be that there. and that they will need to start to realize that they did not do that to increase for the 23-year-old woman accused in the twin peeks neighborhood to face that. it will be the status hearing for them. and the pedestrians last december near the twin peaks number. it'll be under the influence at the time of the crash as three other peds hit survived. the man accused in the mass murderer of the neighborhood is also scheduled to be in court this week for the preliminary hearing as they plead not guilty to killing five people in the home last year near san francisco's city college as they believe that luke knew all the victims and that there are reports that they may have stem from a dispute over the gambling debts. we reported you stolen from the car is back home this morning as the two were reunited last night as they were stolen from the car, which was parked in the city on thursday nig they say that the thief gave them away and then someone, they recognized them from our report and they turned her into the spca to say that they were grumpy and doing okay. >> it is always great to see it. >> and just imagine how much they are hugging and petting her. >> yeah. and to see how they are looking so far at this 8:00 hour that it will be nice to see the sunshine for many of us and this morning and the clouds, they will begin to clear by 10:30 this morning and a lot like yesterday and the marine layer and the low clouds on out there. and the fog out there will be a little thick in some area to give you the sunshine over the bay point. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. if you have to get well inland to see that there and the north bay and the south bay and the areas that have sunshine yesterday. now with the clouds. we'll continue with the trend for today and tomorrow and that this system here is off the central southern california coastline that it will be shifting inland that they will need to wash out as they do, continuing to bring us the cool air moving through the area. and the on shore breeze and the low clouds and the cooler air mass. so the patchy drizzle will be reported along the bay this morning and very soupy in some cases, reporting the flight delays for some of those arriving flights from 50 minutes to an hour. if you do know somebody coming in, maybe check before that. the marine layer is about 3,000 feet thick and they developed in that marine layer, pushing well inland this morning with the on shore breeze, quite robust for them as we mentioned it a moment ago. you can see it is widespread through the coast and the east bay and the north bay and the south bay. and san jose that it looks like it will be partly cloudy for them to the west side that will be mostly cloudy for them yesterday and walnut creek. waking up the sunny skies today for livermore and you are partly cloudy as they will be rebounding to livermore for them and the widespread 60s for most of us in mountain view and mostly cloudy, still cool out there this morning for the afternoon and the mild day. the temperatures, they will again be below normal for them. 58 degrees at foster city. 61 for minlow park and one last shift here to check in on sunny veil and 65 degrees for you looking at upper 60s for them. and like saratoga. 78 in sonoma if you're going to the drag races. it'll be a gorgeous day out there. not too hot. further east bay, it'll be a little cool in alameda. 67 for oakland this afternoon for the a's game. low 80s for danville. and upper 70s to the lower 80s, areas right around the santa clara valley. 82 in gilroy. 75 redwood city and 62 in san francisco. if you are maybe thinking about attending sunday streets. going out to observe america's cup. the extended forecast, showingout temperatures, they will continue to cool. monday will be the coolest day. and then we will begin to turn around. the low to mid-80s in the forecast for the inland communities. tuesday, wednesday, slightly warmer on thursday. 70s around the bay. 60s along the coast. we'll take a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. set to return for the number tomorrow. celebrating last year's world series championship. president obama is scheduled to host the team. and on to the giants before the team's three-game series in philadelphia, which will start on tuesday. this is video from their trip a couple years ago. also expected to recognize their service work including efforts to help the underprivileged use and to fight bullying. the defending champ is not really playing like the defending champs in the recent ten-game homestand. doing their part with eight innings of four hits for the shutout baseball last night as they are not really picking them up. bases loaded, no outs, no runs. two forced outs at home with a swing and a miss, keeping them all tied. then in the top of the 9th. the former bay area native says that it is nice knowing you as they will load them again in the bottom half of the 9th to end on the double play there. tim lincecum will be throwing in today's matinee. it was 1969 to turn back the clock at the oakland coliseum. josh hamilton in the box and he has a crushing shot to the deep right center as angels go up, 1- 0. staying that way until the 7th. the pinch hitter, who is there? norris with a two-run blast. he did not allow a run in their 30-year appearances. also giving up the rbi double here for the step here as well as they would need to come around and score. calling it a 3-1 and they are now five games up in the west. center not bad with a nice uniform there. >> all right, very classic. bringing us great memories. they are celebrating awaked that you never thought was how the kindness of the strangers would make a big difference. >> the new help for children that don't have medical insurance. offering money to the struggling parents and who qualifies for the fro assistance? traffic on the grade will look pretty slow at this hour for 8:42. still a little foggy as well as we saw them move up this morning. the time is 9:42. you are watching mornings on 2. welcome back. it's a great start. 58 degrees if you are headed out to bring along the light jacket. they brought about a foot of rain, causing flash floods that left home and under water. they left be at least 18 swift water rescues and they are asking people to stay home and off the flooded roads. it's been declared in the county where many people will be returning to found their homes flooded. >> the forecasterring are warning that they could hit the region as they will be getting underway. meanwhile they've been issued for parts of hawaii as they move westward towards the pacific rather. the national weather service says that they will be centered about 6 f 00 miles he's of hilo. tropical storm warnings are set for maui counties and a tropical storm watch has been issued for oahu. it's expected to pass the big island on ay before heading south on monday night. the 10-year-old ra boy got behind the wheel of the car when the great grandmother passed out while driving. they were ridding with her and the 4-year-old brother on friday afternoon when the great grandmother was in mid-sentence and suddenly stopped talking when she passed out. they tried to wake her up, quickly taking the wheel driving the car right into the ditch. >> my mom told me that she was so glad i turned into the ditch and didn't freak out like i would have. >> it was all him. making a wise decision on the critical moment and i couldn't be a prouder father. >> the great grandmother was taken to the hospital as they may have suffered a mild heart attack. receiving for their bravery. and adds they're a pretty good driver when it comes to the go karts. fire crews reported hearing the down cyclist yesterday morning. and that a lot will be arriving at the regional park taking nearly 30 minutes. they found him on the trail in the west side of the ridge. and the victim was flown to the eden medical center. so far no updates on his condition. health officials are warning people to stay away from the pedestrian bridge where a dozen dead bats were found last week. two of the bats have tested positive for the rabies. five more dead bats were found on saturday. and they are now being tested. but some who use the bridge are not necessarily worried. >> the good that they do is so much greater than the risk. >> we are generally just full of them, but we shouldn't be. >> officials say as many as 3,000 bats may be living around that boulevard pedestrian overpass. the bats hiding on the bridge, but officials say the bats that will not be afraid to come out during the day. and a pink flamingo has found an unexpected place to call home. the water pollution control plant. these photos were taken of the bird last tuesday. at first they thought that the flamingo may had been from the oakland zoo, but that the oakland zoo director of animal care tells us that this particular flamingo was most likely a pet, which flew away. >> the bird is free and it is living and, you know, surviving. so far the bird has the ability to fly away from predators, adopting to the new home. they say that it may not be of a natural occurrence, but they're having fun watching it. >> the san jose bride celebrated the wedding of her dreams. thanks to the help of social media. yesterday they were married. the lavish ceremony would not have been possible if it was not for the wedding planner who saw the couple's story on facebook. that wedding planner raised more than $50,000 to help pay for more for the ceremony. parents struggling to pay for the children that are not showing that there may qualify for a grant. they are offering grants of up to $5,000 for qualifying parents to help them with the out of pocket cost. the children that must be 16 or younger and the families, they need to meet the financial criteria and to have that commercial health plan that does not cover all health care costs. they will offer free dental cleaning for children in san francisco's mission coverage today. the school of dentistry will perform the screenings, giving the children fluoride treatments. it'll be offered from 11:30 this morning on 24th and harrison streets. taken up the nest at the hotel near san francisco international. the san francisco airport said that the family of three young owls were spotted on their baa colony this week the hotel was already playing host to one family of the babies that were discovered last month. this is the second year that they have nested at the hotel. that they have welcomed the new guests. they were recently given the habitat designation from the wildlife federation. the team looks to set a new record today. the preliminary competition to the american cup as they have won eight races and the portion of the louis vuitton cup. on noon they are set to take the cup from italy. the last final round meeting against one another. earlier in the competition they broke the san francisco bay record by going more than 44 knots just under 51 miles per hour. well both visitors and residents have a new tourist attraction of sort that have them wanting to take a picture. building for the latest movie is being done here in the city. this is the scene yesterday on columbus street. today the crews will be filming at city hall. many say that the scene it looked like a real disaster. >> it looked so real, like it was funny. you know it is contrite, but i wonder how many hours this took. it looks amazing. >> how much hours? a lot. they spent hours carefully manipulating each theme and they say that it is not as easy as you might think to make things look messy. they hit theaters this time next year so if you're looking for a sneak preview, you can see it. what was just approved that could mean bigger crowds at the desert event. and a cooler day is expected for your afternoon. coming up the nexts are expected for your area and just how long the pattern will last. for their pets, frontline plus. the killing force of frontline plus uses two ingredients. one to kill adult fleas and ticks, plus another to kill flea eggs and larvae, destroying the future generations of fleas. and it keeps fighting for a full 30 days. ask your vet about frontline plus. accept nothing less. it's about that time again for the sky watchers. many say that the meteor shower is the most enjoyable this year. predicting that it will be one of the best years for viewing the shower that will be peeking around august 12. and also when the moon will be setting before midnight as there will be dark skies. meaning it will be easier to watch them associated with the shower. the best dates and times are on august 12 and the 15th between 10:30 and night and 4:30 in the morning. now they could be getting more crowded. they have issued a special four- year permit allowing for as many as 68,000 people to camp out at the desert. last year more than 53,000 people attended the festival as they say that their confidence that the organizers will protect the environment and the public safety. now this year's festival will start on august 26. thousands of ford hybrid vehicles are being recalled this morning after the company said that some models may not offer protection in head-on crashes. the recall affects the hybrids without the panoramic roofs. the cars affected were made between january of last year and june of this year. the owners will be notified by the company next month as dealers will install theadditional energy absorbing material. >> a little cooler this weekend. but rosemary maybe a little warm up? >> yeah, not as warm as you may like it, but it is hard to complain about this weather. now if you are cloudy and cool along the coastline, yeah, you will remain with that pattern. but temperatures, they're feeling quite nice. right now outside our doors, plenty of cloud cover from the coast inside that bay and into our valleys. the temperatures are holding in the 50s along the bay and the north bay as you can see a few low 60s down to the santa clara valley, feeling better. upper 50s in san francisco around that oakland area and down to fremont and temperatures will be continuing to warm up as we get for the lunchtime hours showing quite nice for the inland communities. the mid-70s. nearing 80 degrees, right around the bay is what you can expect for the lunch hour, which is what you can expect for the afternoon. 74 in mountainview. 84 degrees this afternoon in livermore. slightly cooler than what you have had yesterday. tomorrow will be the cooler day as we begin to rebound. but notice we don't see any extremes one way or another. temperatures in the 80s, getting into the mid to upper 80s by wednesday and thursday. around the bay area, mid-70s are exfected for -- expected for your week. we'll have a look coming up. the problems will continue for the providers of the county. the new warning being issued and the deadline for them to settle their unpaid bills. plus, harvest could be coming early. how the weather is laying a role when mornings on 2 comes back. a woman is killed in the early morning crash. her car was hit by the speeding drunk driver. just how fast investigators believe the driver was going. >> the hunt for the driver involved with the crash with the san jose police. what witnesses saw on her. the pope wraps up the week long celebration for the world youth day. his message to 3 million people on this morning on the beach of rio. good morning and welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday july 28, i'm mike mibach. >> good morning, i'm maureen naylor. claudine wong is off today. an overcast morning. let's get to rosemary with a check of your sunday weather. >> yes, a little change is in stored as we get through the morning hours with the low clouds. temperatures are back in the 50s at this hour. slowly warming into the lower 60s for some of us. for the afternoon a slight cool down that will be expected for the inland communities. take a look at morgan hill and the upper 60s for you. livermore is exactly the same. 87 for you yesterday. 83 expected for today. this is where we should notice the cool down. meanwhile around the bay and the city of san francisco. temperatures, they will be very similar to what they had on saturday. a better look around and a better look at those temperatures coming up at 9:10. and new this morning, one person is dead and the other critically injured after the head-on collision. and ktvu alex savage is live with why police say that speed and alcohol may have been involved. good morning, alex. >> good morning. police say that the suspected drunk driver triggered the deadly crash early this morning and the investigators say the man behind the wheel of the suv, that they may have been going about 100 miles per hour this morning when their suv veered into the oncoming lane of traffic here on washington avenue and slammed head on into this car that we are showing you. it's a black sedan coming into the opposite direction with two people inside of it. the impact of the crash pushed the engine up. the woman riding in that car was killed. the man who was driving the car was critically injured and they were actually both wearing their seat belts at the time. this accident happened at 2:30 this morning. they tell me that the police officer who happened to be parked on washington avenue. they actually saw the speeding suv fly by him. he pulled at him and began to follow that suv. but before they could make a stop, that it caused a sudden crash. >> and especially when any of the fatalities would be involved it is pretty horrendous. spaced on to the impact and the intrusion of the vehicle that was pretty significant. >> and the driver, they were believed to have caused this accident to tell them on scene that they had been drinking before getting behind the wheel this morning. the driver is now in the hospital in serious condition. and once released from the hospital, police say that in all likelihood that they will be facing the dui and manslaughter charges in connection with the crash. that none of the people involved in the early morning crash that has been identified by police. we will bring you live here as you can see the extensive investigation that is still going on here in washington avenue both crashed for them right now as the accident. the investigation team that will be recreating the early morning crash that left that woman dead and critically injured. live this morning, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. and also new this morning, investigating the stabbing and the robbery of the city south of the market district, happening around 2:00 this morning near the nightclub. police say that three victims were hurt and jewelly was taken including a neck -- jewelry was taken including a necklace. police have not confirmed whether or not they were robbed afterring that nearby nightclub. and two police officers are recovering in the hospital this morning after being assaulted during the traffic stop overnight. they stopped a driver just before 10:00 p.m. that's when they say the passenger got out of the car and intended to free them. one was kicked in the face during the competition and both the driver and passenger were eventually taken into custody. this morning san jose police are searching for a parolee after the chase ended. in the last half hour, police gave us an update. telling us that the officer was taken to the hospital with back pain after the crash last night at 12th and east santa clara street. police went door to door searching for the suspect, but never found him. >> when i first came out, i heard a bunch of sirens. they're going left, right, down one way and the wrong way and all the traffic was pretty much just stopped. >> the officer, they have been released from the hospital after being treated for a concussion. again, police say that the suspect they are looking for still is the parolee. some delays for the bart service on the richmond line. no service on the line for another 10 minutes or so due to the power outage. no other bart lines are affected. the 30-day extinction will be expiring next sunday as they plan to meet again tomorrow. the load negotiator thomas hawk has been on vacation and the transit workers will mock the absence yesterday by wearing the hawaiian shirts. the three negotiators were talking about the secretary- type issues, smaller issues. not the big ticket items. >> they'll be making progress as they could continue to watch all the items as long as we are making progress for them to get towards that deal. >> the union officials ai will of interest, saying that the transportation company will be receiving about $16,000 for the shuttle service, but they will call it a non-issue, saying that it will be only $00. and this morning there will be new information about them following the story we first reported earlier this month. tom baker reported that according to bart the average union employee will make around $71,000 and plus the averages is $63,000 worth of the benefits in overtime as they now report that the bart workers earn the highest salary on average among the 25 largest government agencies in the bay area. and according to the newspaper, bart's top-paid train operator, of course $155,000 in the top electricians, and their highest paid custodians made almost $83,000. the union say that they have remained flat for the past four years. and that the employees, they are some of the most skilled and highly trained. the secretary state john kerry says that they must bring their country back from the brink. they also called for the independent investigation into the violence and urged egypt's leaders to respect the rights of the protesters. he made the comments after at least 72 people were killed in clashes between the protesters and police yesterday. and it was a deadly outbreak of the violence since the military removed their former president from power earlier this month. and the rally has been sparked by the violence in egypt that will be held in san jose today. the group egyptians against the coo will plan to hold a demonstration at the plaza on south market street and park avenue starting at 2:00 this afternoon. this morning they will continue to keep the historic building from shutting down. >> and yesterday hundreds of people, they gathered in front of the downtown post office and this morning the protesters say that they still have half a dozen tents set up. it's one of the locations that they will be looking to sell. that they lost about $25 billion over the last five years. >> and it will be no different for the national monument and the national forest plus now. now, yellow stone brought to you by at&t. i don't think so. >> the protesters, they pitched a couple tents, saying that they will need to continue to rally before the post office is saved. the company providing the ambulance service for the santa clara county has ten days to subtle with $2 million in the unpaid bills. that the supervisor, they say they have a plan in place and in case they need to change the ambulance providers. that it is just the latest controversy involving the world metro. and three times for them about the potential breach of contract for them for failing to meet standards including the rival times. and it will be a cool day in stored for your sunday and a live look here. waking up the cloudy and cool here and once again. and holding in the 50s for most of the bay area and the few low 60s for their numbers that they do begin to turn around and the cooling trend for the weekend, that they will be continuing today. to be cooler than yesterday for the inland communities. and that they will hear from this graphic to continue to cool as we get back to work on monday. that they will be back with us this morning and the on shore breeze for them as they sail 20 miles per hour. through the delta they will have the cool air that will be copting to move through the central valley once again for the afternoon. and pulling on in the lower clouds with us. some areas that were mostly sunny yesterday, waking up to mostly cloudy, talking about the inland east bay for them. and walnut creek and concord and still with great skies this hour, yesterday mostly sunny. areas like livermore, they have mostly cloudy skies at this hour that you are mostly sunny between partly cloudy and mostly sunny skies for you as well as danville. meanwhile around the bay to the coast and the north bay and the south bay we've got mostly cloudy skies. we are continuing to track the tropical storm here as you can see 56 miles per hour winds that will be moving in the westerly direction for them 20 miles per hour and still making a path towards the hawaiian island as it is expected to cross over by tomorrow. it will be continuing to weaken up as they do. the winds anywhere from 45 to 50 miles an hour as it looks like it will be right in between maui and the big islands with the tropical storm warnings now in place for maui as well as the big islands and a watch for oahu as they are preparing for the heavy rain and the rip currents and the dangerous surf at times. we'll be tracking that for you. here at home mostly cloudy quiet start to the day. 56 in oakland. 59 hayward. low 60s as you're waking up with mostly sunny skies and lower 60s where we are partly cloudy to mostly sunny. afternoon highs for today. 56 for berkeley. 72 san rafael. 56 in oakland and around the bay it will be a mild one along the coast, cloudy and cool and for the inland communities, below average. and still nice and warm. 83 for livermore this afternoon and morgan hill and 82 degrees for gilroy for the garlic festival this afternoon. and for the extended forecast as we mentioned earlier, the cooling trend will be for tomorrow as they will begin to rebound and the pattern switch is once again, beginning the warm up as it will be a gradual warm up for them in the low to mid-8 0s. 70s for the bay. back to you. >> someone has made off with more than million in jewels. the latest high-proofed pro-- the latest high-profile theft. we'll give you a live look outside that is 101 in san jose. cars are smooth sailing for you on this sunday morning. the last sunday is the month of july. time now is 9:11. you're watching mornings on 2. welcome back. the city of san francisco is checking in right around 55 degrees. police are searching for whoever stole about $53 million worth of jewels from the motel. the theft happened earlier this morning at the intercontinental. the hotel was holding a temporary jewelry exhibit. and it is the latest in our series of the high-profile theft scare last month about $100 million was stolen from the canned hotel room as they believe that the organized crime ring could be to blame. and the hotel staff. new this morning, they have concluded the week long celebration for the world youth day. he's been celebrating the sunday mass at their famousbann an estimated 3 million people would gather there as they shook hands and kissed the foreheads of several children. this is the first visit to brazil and the first overseas trip as the pontiff. the pope francis has been calling for more support and asking if they would do a better job in reaching out to more people. it is gathering every two years of the young catholics. a driver facing acquisition of the homicide in the train derailment in spain is expected to be in court tomorrow. they are expected to announce whether or not san francisco will be formally charged with reckless homicide in the crash that killed 78 people injuring 80 more. one american was killed in that incident. investigators say that the driver error and speed appeared to have been factors in the crash. police in spain say that the 16-year-old boy has been killed in the running of the bulls festival. it happened yesterday southeast of madrid that the boy died after two operations were unsuccessful to repair their liver. the 60-year-old man was also injured, but that he is expected to survive. >> this morning the member of the wedding party is still missing and presumed dead after they slammed right into the construction barge on new york's hudson river. the man was on the boat with several friends, including the bride-to-be and her fiance when that happened yesterday morning. stuart was just three weeks from walking down the aisle. her fiance survived the crash. and these gorges, they are not lit. it's the recipe for disaster. that it could happen to anybody and anyone in a small boat that does not have radar. >> the man is still missing, scheduled to be the best man at the wedding. and that they have been charged with the vehicular manslaughter and the sexual assault for them looking into they played a role. >> the members are grieving this sunday morning after the bus crashed. and returning from the church camp. and three people rather, they died. and they were hurt when that bus slammed into the retaining wall and ruled over. the church members were returning from the trip to michigan and that they were just a mile away from their indianapolis church when that accident happened. and most of those on board, they were teenagers. >> and some of the teenagers are hurting pretty badly as you could see it in their faces with a lot of the adults in there that they will be happening, even though they were shaken up. >> the brakes failed as they are still looking into the exact cause of the crash. >> we are learning the identity of the man shot and killed as we will be learning about six of their neighbors. investigators say that the 42- year-old set his apartment on fire and then went on the shooting rampage throughout the building, located just north of miami. and workers held two people at gunpoint for hours in their apartment and until the s.w.a.t. teams broke in and killed them. those two hostages were not hurt. >> i heard about 15 to 20 shots. and so i went outside and my neighbors were screaming that my parents, they had been shot. >> and police say that they are still investigating what the motive was for that shooting that they appear to be digging in for the drawn-out battle with the republican lawmakers that they will reportedly hold to them on wednesday. and to meet with the congressional democrats to meet with the immigration reform and the federal debt ceiling and implementing the affordable care act. the legislatures, they are at odds while spending with some of them threatening over the government shut down that they will be headed to tennessee to begin the first of the series for the policy speeches on helping the middle class. the new york times is reporting that anthony weiner's campaign manager has stepped down, leaving his campaign to be mayor of new york city without a day-to-day leader. it comes after weiner admitted to sexting with a woman a year after he resigned from congress. and over messages and photos that he exchanged with several women. >> and the st. cathedral has been rung in honor of the new royal baby. a team of 13 people was brought in to ring the 12 bells. prince george alexander louis was born on monday, july 22, the first born child. and his wife kate and prince george, they are now third in line to the british thrown. wineries are predicting the grape harvest this season. the conditions that some say have not been seen in more than 15 years. and mostly cloudy skies. the cold conditions are outside. when you can expect those gray skies to clear and the temperatures expected for your afternoon coming up. and that'll be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.org they brought in $21 million on friday. right behind it is "the conjuring," which did really well last weekend. that film is about the 22-year- old oscar grant's last hours before being shot and killed by the bart police officer in 2009. on friday they brought in $1.4 million. the movie was originally taken on in 34 theaters that could be seen in hundreds across the country. warmer weather could mean an earlier grape harvest. the cool temperatures slowed down, keeping grapes on the vine until the fall in recent years. san jose mercury reports now growers, they are facing a heat wave that would make for one of the earliest harvests in recent memory. officials say that weather has not been this warm across the region since 1997, which is the year resulting in a lot of grace. last yore they produced more than $34 billion worth of wine. elvis presley will soon be open to the public. the king of rock 'n' roll, they bought this house back in 1970. and since then they have been through several legal disputes. the first owner after elvis and the money issues, sot investors -- so the investor would have ownership for them to renovate their home to make it look like they did when he lives there as they plan to have it open by october. time is now 9:23, a gray cooler start for the morning as we will be turning it over to rosemary to see if it will be warming up just enough. >> yeah, in oakland for the a's game, it will be another nice one if you're going to see the giant's play, well, it could be a little cooler and a little breezy. so make sure that you will have the hoodie just in case. with the sunshine in stored for the afternoon and in most cases, let's take a look at that giant's forecast. 61 degrees, partly cloudy skies. winds are coming in from the west to about 15 miles per hour. and that on shore breeze will be strengthening for the second half of the day. meanwhile the timeline here for you and for all of us as we get through the 9:00 hour, the widespread 50s along the coast and around the bay. inland, warming into the lower 60s by noontime. upper 50s, they are along the coastline with mostly gray skies around the bay. mid-70s for your lunch hour for the inland cities. for the afternoon, for the inland communities, slightly cooler than where we were yesterday. and around the bay and along the coast, i think that it will be a near repeat. areas where most of us will be feeling quite mild and warm around the bay. the lower 60s at the bay remaining for most of the day as you get there back to work. and temperatures are starting to cool into the afternoon as you will see a rebound and the numbers will be moving back to the mid-80s. and 70s for the bay and along the coast and then a gradual warm up for your thursday as well. back to you. >> thank you, rosemary. your time is 9:25. two popular events in different parts of the bay area today. they are affecting traffic. that's due to the drag racing. you can see that bumper is bumper to the area of 37 and 1:21. that you can see with the red. expect the stop and go traffic throughout the morning there. some 30,000 people, they're expected for today's finals. the ceremonies will begin half an hour from now with the elimination racing starting at 11:30 this morning. it is the last day of the garlic festival. the three-day event was expected to draw 100,000 people to try everything from the garlic shrimp there. the highlights will include a showdown among the topprofessional chefs. >> get there while you can. all right, straight ahead on mornings on 2. a suspected head-on driver kills another woman. how fast that woman was going. and the looming bart potential will strike one week from the critical deadline. plus, the new information that we 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[ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® as bart moves closer to the possibility of another strike. this morning some trains have been stopped because of power problems. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2, i'm maureen naylor. >> good morning everyone, i'm mike mibach. we have new information for you. bart is now offering limited service on the richmond line after an outage at the maintenance station for the service to be suspended for about an hour as riders can expect at this time, 15-minute delays. there is reason for more delays today as crews are grinding the rails between north berkeley. and from now until 3:00 this afternoon again riders could experience about 15 to 20- minute delays on the richmond line. they are also warning that it could get noisy out there as they will turn on the ventilation fans. for the safety reasons. we are now one woke away from the possibility of a new bart strike. the union's 30-day contract expansion will expire next sunday as they plan to meet again tomorrow. their lead negotiator has been on the point of contention i should say. currently on vacation, forcing these employees to mock him by wearing the hawaiian shirts. they will increase the parking fees at two stations beginning tomorrow. there will be a 50-cent increase tomorrow. and the daily mccar their will be $1.50 while it could cost $5.50 to park in west oakland. ktvu 2 alex savage is live this morning with what police say may have lead up to the crash. alex? >> reporter: police say that the speeding drunk driver caused this head-on crash. investigators say the man behind the wheel of the suv was under the influence and was speeding at about 100 miles per hour coming down washington avenue early this morning when that suv swerved into the oncoming lane of traffic on washington avenue here. it slammed head on into the black sedan that you are looking at, which was coming in the opposite direction. this was the violent crash. the woman riding in the car was killed. the man driving the car was critically injured, expected to survive. both wearing their seat belts. this accident happened at 2:30 this morning. the lieutenant tells me that the police officer was parked on washington avenue and saw that suv fly by them and began to follow it. but before that they could make a stop. the driver of the suv lost control, crashing into the other car. and the officer who pulled up on the crash, they did what they could to help the victims. >> as you pull up on the scene, he began rendering the aid to the occupants of the vehicle. the other officers arrived scene as they were tending to the victims. and the vehicle traveling southbound on washington caught fire. >> reporter: the driver of the suv, accused of causing the deadly crash is now in serious condition in the hospital and once released, we will be facing dui and manslaughter charges. according to police, that man told officers that he had been drinking before he got behind the wheel. and now most of the people, excuse me none of the people involved in this crash. the street is shut down in both directions and the accident recreation team will be on out here piecing together exactly what happened this morning in taking their measures. we're told that this treat will likely be shut down for several more hours. live this morning, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. this morning some are calling for governor brown to intervene after the death of the inmate at the state prison near fresno. the corrections officials say that they were investigating the death as a suicide and that advocates for the inmate was participating in the hunger strike and had been asking for medical health. that they would identify the 32- year-old that they would serve the double life sentence out of solano county for first-degree murder and facing trial for the 2007 slaying of his cell mate at the state prison. >> it is time for the ep boran dies as we are at that point. day 21 that it will be time to start the torture to stop the decade's long solitary confinement in california. >> and it makes for a great use of the con solitary confinement. with more than 600 inmates have been there. and to take part in the hunger strike. the investigation will continue into the disappearance of the 21-month old girl in oakland. >> and someone somewhere knows something as they need to knock on the doors to find the person. >> the family and friends would pass them on here more than two weeks after the father reported that she was missing. they are asking anyone who had seen that little girl or her father contact police. and that the grandparents say they last saw her in may. >> you are expecting to see them on the floor. and that they didn't show up on the floor as they could not make it. >> he left the child in the suv with the grandmother who has dementia. while he ran into a store to buy an energy drink. he was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment, but released after they did not file any charges. and the memorial continues to grow for a 66-year-old woman who was shot and killed outside her oakland home. police say that judy soloman was driving her car on wednesday when she was killed. the oakland city councilman is organizing a meeting tomorrow to address the shooting and the uptake in violence. that meeting is scheduled for seven tomorrow night at brookdale children's center. the bay area soldier killed in the korean war is being remembered. the remains of the private first class, they have now been identified. as he was captured and kiln during the korean war. and the remains are scheduled to arrive in the san jose airport tomorrow night. the group that honors the fallen service members will line the streets from the airport to their final resting place. and the private first class and many soldiers like him are the reason that the future korean war memorial will be in san francisco. and the ceremony was held yesterday for them to dedicate the site. the memorial is scheduled to be completed by the summer of 2015. and the former bay area congressman, that they got a little emotional, calling their time out on the battle front. >> and it is a privilege. it's a privilege when you are shot at and you get scared when you are young. and you don't want your kids or your grandkids to play. >> the military says that more than 33,000 americans were killed in the war that lasted from the 19 5:s to the '-- 1950s to the '53 yesterday, marking the end of the war. we are learning more about the series of the events leading to the death of the teenage girl after the plane crashed at sfo. the san francisco chronicle reports that two firefighters, they are fighting the flames from the crash as they spotted the 16-year-old on the ground and alerted their supervisor. the paper says that that supervisor mistakingly concluded that the girl had passed away and decided not to move her to the center. according to the report, the other fire truck ran them over after firefighters were unable to see her under the foam used to fight the fire. the redwood city fire department, they have a new emergency response boat that will be hitting the water. the vessel was purchased for $986,000 with the help of the department of oakland security grants. the boat is the only one of its kind in that part of the bay area. that they needed to allow for the rescues for the low water. the vessels could be used to pump water for the trucks should the water system ever go down. the 23-year-old woman accused in the deadly hit-and- run accident for them that will be scheduled to go before the judge tomorrow. that gina is scheduled to appear for the status hearing on the charges that she hit several pedestrians last december near the twin peaks lookout killing the 56-year-old woman. accused of being under the influence at the time of the crash. and three other pedestrians that were also hit sured. the man accused in the mass murderer of san francisco's neighborhood is also scheduled to be in court this week and for the preliminary hearing. he is pleading not guilty to killing five people in the home last year. near san francisco's city college. and the prosecutors say that they believe that he knew all the victims. that there are reports that the killings may have stemmed from the dispute over the gambling debt. a healthy outcome to the cat stolen from her female's car is back home this morning. the two were reunited last night. the pet was stolen from care linn adamson's -- carolyn adamson's car. then someone recognized roxy from our report and turned her into spca. her cat is a bit grumpy, but otherwise doing okay. the san francisco giants are set to return to the white house tomorrow for the ceremony celebrating last year's world series championship. president obama is scheduled to host the team in honor of the giants before the team's three- game -- giant's before the team's three-game set. the president is expected to recognize the team's community service work including efforts to help underprivilege youth. the defending champ is not really playing like defending champs in the ten-game home stand. doing their past last night. the bottom of the 8th, no outs or no runs. two forced outs at home and then that swing and a miss that kept the game tied at 0. then in the top of the 9th, the former giant's native said nice knowing you guys. giants would load them again in the 10th, but then the cubs get out of there with that play as they lose 1-0. tim lincecum on the mound today. it was 1969 turn back the clock day yesterday. ash hamilton with the crushing shot deep to right field -- josh him l ton with the crushing shot deep to the right field. derek norris with the two-run blast off of scottydowns. that's coco crisp coming to score on that rbi double. you can dahl a 3-1a's win in the west. a cigging trend will continue this afternoon, where you can see fogs that are floating for that air that will be continuing to be transported well inland into the central valleys for today. those clouds will be evaporating and disappearing for you. that it will continue and it will be a respondent party for them here as we have that breeze, quite robust for them morning. reporting quite an on shore breeze. the low clouds will be back with us. and stuck right out about 2,000 feet, allowing for those low clouds velop to move well inland. they are reporting about 20 miles. reporting 21 miles per hour. and again it's the cool on shore pacific air that will really help us out in the afternoon if you are trying to avoid the heat. the storm tracker wanted to put it into motion as you can see it in the last hour beginning to thin out. the low clouds are beginning to break away, peel away. for the afternoon partly cloudy to mostly sunny away from the coast near the shorelines, mostly cloudy and cool once again for your afternoon. and 55 degrees still half moon bay. san francisco in the upper 60s. and the low 60s for areas like walnut creek and the lower 60s in livermore. cooler temperatures for your afternoon today. especially the inland areas. along the coastline and the bay, our temperatures will be very similar to how we were yesterday. cloudy and cool along the coast. upper 60s to near 70s around the bay. for the inland communities, low to mid-80s in many cases. well below average for the last weekend of july. here's a look at what you can expect starting with the north bay. 74 in novarro for today. 78 in sonoma for the drag races this afternoon, going to be quite nice. upper 60s for saulsilito. 82 at walnut creek. low 80s in and around livermore as well as pleasanton. maybe you have a soccer game going on for the little ones. it'll be warm, but not too hot. 83 for morgan hill. 70 degrees for santa cruz. a mild one in your neighborhood. san bruno, 70 degrees. 69 san mateo. mid-70s out here with a nice day to be out and about. if you are headed out for the sunday streets. maybe a long day for america's cup. we've got temperatures in the low 50s for san francisco today. your extended forecast here. cooling trend, it is not over just yet as we get into monday. and our temperatures will be at their coolest, the widespread upper 60s around the bay, struggling to get to 80 degrees for the inland cities. as you get into tuesday, you'll notice the patterns will shift and begin to turn around, but it will be a gradual warm up on tuesday, wednesday, into thursday. back to the desk. >> all right, thanks, rosemary. a warning for people in hawaii this morning. details on the timeline of the powerful tropical storm set to hit the island. a 10-year-old boy decided to take the wheel away from his great grandmother. why and where he decided to steer the vehicle. but first a live look at traffic from the great cam. traffic is moving slowly on this sunday morning. the time is 9:43 as you are watching mornings on 2. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? 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tropical storm warning has been issued for parts of hawaii as tropical storm flossie moves across the pacific. the national weather service says that they will be entered around 600 miles east of hilo. in effect for hawaii and other counties with the tropical storm watch that has been issued. expected it pass near the big islands on monday before heading south on monday night. the 10-year-old colorado boy got behind the wheel of the car when they passed out while driving. griffin saunders was riding with her and the 4-year-old boy on friday afternoon as they were going about 60 miles an hour when the 74-year-old great grandmother suddenly passed out. when that did not work, they quickly took the wheel and turned it right into the ditch. >> they told me after that, i'm so glad that you turned into the ditch and didn't freak out like i would have. >> it was all him and he made a very wise decision at a very critical moment and i couldn't be a prouder father. >> the great grandmother was taken to the hospital as she may have suffered a mild heart attack. griffin has received a medal for their bravery. also adds he's a pretty good driver when it comes to go karts. they received the bay area park as they started hearing reports of the down cyclists yesterday morning around 9:35. after arriving at the park, it took nearly 30 minutes to locate the man as they found him on the trail of the west side of the ridge. that victim was flown to eden medical center. health officials are warning people who live in davis to stay away from the pedestrian bridge where a dozen dead bats were found last week. two of the bats have tested positive for rabies. five more dead bats were found yesterday and they are now being tested. but some who use the bridge are not worried. >> the good they do is so much greater than the risk. >> we are just full of them, but we shouldn't be. >> officials say as many as 3,000 bats may be living around the pedestrian overpass. they hide in the bridge, but bats, which are rabid will not be afraid to come out during the day. the pink flamingo has found an unexpected place to call home. the water pollution control plant. these photos were taken of the bird last tuesday. at first they said that they thought the flamingo may have been from the oakland zoo, but the direct to have of animal care tells us that this flamingo was most likely a pet that flew away. >> the bird is free and it is living and, you know, surviving. yeah, to strike again. >> and so far the zoo experts agree that the bird has the ability to fly away from predators and seems to have adapted to their new home. it may not be a natural occurrence, but they are still having fun. a san jose bride with stage four lung cancer celebrated the wedding of her dreams thanks to the help of the strangers. yesterday they were married. the lavish ceremony would not have been possible if it were not for a wedding planner who saw their story on facebook. the wedding planner helped them raise more money. about $50,000 to pay for the event. parents struggling to pay for their children that are not covered by insurance. they may not qualify for the grant. the health care children's foundation is offering grants of up o $500,000 for -- of up to $500,000. they must be 16 or younger. families must be able to meet the financial criteria and to have a special health insurance plan that does not cover all costs. they will offer free dental screenings for children in the mission district today. the school of dentistry will give children fluoride treatments. the screenings will be offered from 11:30 this morning on 23th and harrison streets. the second set of owls have taken up the nest at their hotel near the international. the marriott says that the family of three young owls, they are spotted on the balcony this week. the hotel was already playing host to one family of the babies that were discovered last month. this is the second year that they have nested at the hotel as they have welcomed the new guests and they were recently given the certified wildlife habitat destination from the wildlife federation. and where they look to set another record today in the preliminary competition. they have won eight races and the portion of the louis vuitton cup. around noon they will take on the team from italy. the last meeting against one another. earlier in the competition they broke the record by going more than 44 knots which is just under 51 miles per hour. and thousands of ford hybrid vehicles are being recalled this morning after the company says that some models may not offer the protection in the head-on crashes. the recall affects the hybrids without the panoramic roof. the cars affected were made between january of last year and june of this year. owners will be notified by the company as ford says the dealers will be installing the additional energy absorbing materials to the cars being recalled. no one matched all six numbers in last night's power ball drawing as later this week the drawing will be going up. estimated at $235 million. one ticket in california matched all four numbers in the power ball last night to make their winnings, $53,000. here is a quick look at the numbers. the power ball is number 6. no secret to those where you may need the extra roof. and the attendance is the explosion near the nevada desert festival that could draw more people. low clouds are slowly clearing. temperatures are rising. we'll have what you can expect for your sunday coming up. so... 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[ male announcer ] fiber one. fiber beyond recognition. try new fiber one peanut butter protein bars. time now is 9:54 to recap the top story as they will be offering the limited service from the richmond line after the outage of the maintenance service to be suspended for about an hour. they cannot expect the 15- minute delays as they say the driver involved in the deadly head-on collision, they were speeding and they may have been under the influence as the driver may have been going as fast as 100 miles an hour before striking another vehicle. and one person in that second vehicle, they died. another was critically injured. >> and the event that day. >> and pope francis has concluded the week-long celebration for the world youth day. the estimated 3 million people gathered for the pope's trip as pontiff. the bernie man art festival just got approved to host more people. they issued organizers a special four-year permit that will allow for as many as 68,000 people to camp out at the black rock desert. last year more than 53,000 people attended the festival. authorities say that they are confident that organizers will protect the environment and the public safety. this year's festival will start on august 26. both visitors and residents will have a new attraction of sorts to take pictures this year. and that some filming of the latest movie of the planet of the ape is happening in the city that this is the scene yesterday for them on columbus street today. that they will be filming it pretty hall for them as they say that it looked like a real disaster. it looks like it will be so real. and how many hours could it take? you know, it looks amazing. and that they will be carefully manipulating each scene for them and to makethings look not so messy. and they will hit theaters this time from next year. the meteor shower where many amateur astronomers say that it will be often the most enjoyable one each year. they will be predicting that it will be one of the best years for viewing. that the shower will be peaking around august 12, when the moon is set to set on midnight and that there will be dark skies, meaning it will be easier to watch the fire balls associated with the meteor showers. the best dates and times are on august 12 and the 13th between 10:30 at night and 4:30 in the morning. and weather permitting. things got a little crazy at last night's red sox game. david ortiz was ejected in the 7th inning after organizing the balls and strikes after hitting the phone on the wall with his back. and that they were back on the field and they needed to be restrained there. but they did not pull it back there if they needed to pay for their phones. joining the pick of the weather for this sunday is what you can expect to have another nice day in stored for this time of the year still mostly cloudy in most cases. but in the next hour to 90 minutes, they'll break away at least from today of the coastline that i expect will be mostly cloudy along the coast for most of the day. from the coast into the bay, they will be mostly sunny skies inland and the temperatures are in the low to mid-60s. even a few upper 60s at this hour to get through the noon hours, feeling pretty good. and in the 70s to the 60s for the bay. that's for your lunchtime. that's what you can expect for the afternoon, 57 in oakland. and 70s along the peninsula, down into the south bay, 77 in san jose and a nice day to go on out from to the garlic festival. so the temperatures, they will need to continue to cool into monday as we rebound as early as tuesday. >> thank you. that is our report for this morning. thank you for making it your choice. and the next newscast will be at 5:00 to get any updates on ktvu. thanks so much for joining us. have a great day. >> i'm chris wallace, the president tries to change the conversation back to the economy. >> phony scandals cannot get in the way of what we need to do. >> we will talk with treasury secretary jack lew about the president's plan to help the middle class and we will discuss the budget battles ahead with republican senator is mike lee.

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