that is a sign we will warm up quickly unless you were in the fog. if you are it will be in the 50s and 60s. patchy fog. warm to hot and warm inland. it will be nice along the coast. we do have the tracy commute . there is some slow traffic there. traffic is going to be slow as you come through the tracy area which is not unusual. the trib on 205 is getting busier as well as you drive onto highway 580. we have some slow traffic there. i want to mention traffic will be okay once you make it to the hayward area, i'm sorry, to the livermore area. traffic is not bad as you drive through the pleasanton area. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. a decent commute getting into san francisco. if you are driving onto 80 in san jose, that commute looks good. two are under arrest in connection with a deadly shooting yesterday and he would area. alex savidge is in the studio with more on the investigation there is a key piece of evidence authorities are searching for. >> reporter: investigators were able to make those arrest in this case but they are trying to find the gun they believe was used in yesterday's killing. this shooting happened in broad daylight around 1 pm. this is in an unincorporated part of alameda county near hayward. shirts investigators say the shooter walked into a red pickup truck and opened fire on a man sitting behind the wheel who was waiting for the light to change. a man shot eventually died from his injuries. sheriff's deputies searched for the shooter using k-9 units and a drone. the suspected gunman was eventually captured nearby but did not have the gun on him. >> it is a public safety concern to have a weapon on the loose. obviously it is evidence of vital importance to us. >> reporter: authorities say they made a second arrest later in this case. surveillance video showed investigators that an suv had dropped off the gunman just before those shots were fired. investigators were able to track the suv and took a second woman into custody in this case. two are in custody but sheriff's deputies are searching for the gun. they are also trying to figure out what the motive was. new developments in the crash in vallejo that sent one person to the hospital. chp said a santa rosa woman and two children were hurt in the crash. this happened at 6:45 pm on the westbound side of highway 37 at the sonoma boulevard off ramp. early reports suggest six cars were involved in a chain reaction crash. now chp said it may have been one suv that hit a concrete wall. the driver was airlifted to the hospital with major injuries. two children were hurt. that area is open again this morning. a chp motorcycle officer was hurt while responding to a pursuit and solano county. 130 afternoon, the officer crashed while heading eastbound on interstate, the officer crashed while heading eastbound on interstate 80 in the american canyon exit. chp said the officers suffered moderate injuries but is expected to recover. he was taken to the hospital by helicopter. olt eastbound lanes of interstate 80 are closed for 2.5 hours. oakland police and federal agents are investigating one store burglaries in northern california. a honda crv used in one burglary was linked to oakland. surveillance video shows a burglary suspect wearing an oakland usa sweatshirt during a break-in early yesterday morning. the video shows the faces of three of the burglars. the thieves made off with 15 guns. one happened less than an hour later and a few miles away. >> to have someone just think they can just take it. it really bothers me. i've worked hard my whole life. >> officers spotted the same suv used to the rocklin incident in east oakland yesterday. atf agents, chp in oakland police detained several suspects. that all charges could carry longer sentences if suspects are convicted. those of burglaries follow seven incidents in northern and central california gun stores in the last five months. they include thefts in the bay area, sacramento and central valley. the suspects caught yesterday will likely face penalties but in california it is usually a misdemeanor to steal a gun and not a felony. it depends on how much the gun is worth. $950 is the cutoff point. more than that is considered grand theft which is a felony. less than that, hedy theft, a misdemeanor. two guns they do the same thing could have a cost difference of hundreds of dollars and have different penalties it stolen. >> if you steal a gun, what purpose do you have for it? you are going to do one of two things. he will commit a crime yourself or sell it to someone who will commit a crime. >> this was an unintended consequence and we need this loophole closed. >> prop 47 reduced penalties on stolen property and drug possession to ease jail overcrowding. before it past two years ago, any firearm theft was a felony. governor brown vetoed a bill that would have restored stiffer penalties because he wants voters to decide on new gun reforms in november. one week ago today, five dallas police officers were killed in an ambush. the city is slowly recovering and those officers are being laid to rest. tonight a visitation will be held for officer michael krol. his funeral is tomorrow in texas . he will be buried in michigan where he grew up. one camera was allowed inside a private service yesterday for sergeant michael smith. a public memorial will be held for him later this morning. that private service was held at a church or his wife teaches and their daughter goes to school. >> there is no comfort for us right now. we are raw and wounded. but i know michael is in the arms of god now. >> funerals were held yesterday for transit officer brent thompson in senior corporal lorne ahrens. ahrens grew up in the san fernando valley. countdown is on for donald trump to announce his vice president of candidate. christien kafton joins us with a look at the top contenders. this is supposed to be announced tomorrow morning. >> reporter: yes. everyone is waiting for this. donald trump tweeted he will announce his pick friday at 11 am eastern time. political watchers are speculating about the list. the candidate is in california this morning, fundraising and is expected to fly to new york to make his announcement. at this point the top contenders seem to be indiana governor mike pence, former house speaker, newt gingrich, and new jersey governor chris christie. >> i am narrowing it down. i am at three, potentially for. but in my own mind i probably am thinking about two. >> reporter: the big question -- what is trumped looking for in a vice president? only he seems to know. the consensus is that gingrich could be a choice that could appeal to the establishment. but governor pence dropping up, risd has become a trusted advisor on the campaign. trying to read the tea leaves, there may be a clue in the list of speakers for the republican convention that list was released this morning and includes making rich and chris cristie but not governor pence. the speculation should be over in just 27 hours when trump makes his announcement. hillary clinton is speaking in illinois and talked about race relations in the u.s. and the need for unity. clinton spoke yesterday at the historic old statehouse in springfield. the old statehouse is where abraham lincoln delivered his a house divided civil war speech. in her remarks, she referenced lincoln several times and used history to take swipes at her opponent. >> security robots at the stanford shopping center are out of service after a san jose woman say robot ran over her child's foot. the allegations by the mother and the evidence of the company said proves otherwise. we're learning details about the night draymond green was arrested. who the warriors star forward is accused of assaulting. we are looking at a commute that looks good on highway 4. unless you are on the coast it will be pretty warm. very warm. hot. 90s or 100. so's -- 60s on the coast. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. today is a spare the air day. the ozone pollution is forecast to reach unhealthy levels. this combined with the hot weather inland is causing the alert. everyone is encouraged to try to carpool and take public transit and avoid using gas powered yard equipment. this is the seventh spare the air day in the bay area this year. california air-quality officials say a settlement plan with volkswagen to recall if the diesel cars is insufficient. the air resources board said he rejected the recall in the state because it did not allow the agency to evaluate the effectiveness of the repair. volkswagen admitted the cars cheat on pollution tests. this is the second time the air resources board has rejected a recall plan. the jury involved in the criminal case against pg&e has heard evidence suggesting pgd look for cheaper ways to test pipelines years before the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. the bay area news group reports pg&e executives pushed regulators to support cheaper ways to evaluate threat to the companies gas pipelines. that included avoiding very expensive high-pressure water tests for corrosion. that was found to contribute to the 2010 explosion. the newsgroup also reports a senior pg&e manager testified that was not a feasible approach since pipes need to be taken out of service to conduct water tests. utah could be the first state to be allowed to disable and crashed drones because they fly too close to wildfires. the legislation was approved yesterday. the governor is expected to sign in the next couple days. lawmakers voted during a special session after one unmanned aircraft interfered with firefighting drones. people caught flying drones that cause a firefighting aircraft to crash could get 15 years in prison and a $15,000 fine. san francisco's new central subway could be more expensive than original estimates. the examiner reports a review of the project finances show a consultant overcharged the city. auditors say the consultant does the city as much as $25,000. the consultant specializes in tunnels and underground facilities. the project is budgeted to cost $1.5 billion. three oakland council members plan to file a complaint over and anti-soda tax campaign. the council members say they will file a complaint with the fcc over how soda companies are advertising anti-soda tax ads. they voted to put a soda tax on the november ballot. if passed, a one cent per ounce attacks on sugary drinks will take place in oakland. the members claim soda companies are targeting minorities in their anti-soda tax campaign. they claim the ads are untruthful. they plan to hold a press conference detailing the complaint at 10:30 am at city hall. did i tell you, sal, was my traffic authority? >> he is our traffic authority. he knows all. thank you, pam. i should have you around as my spokesperson. >> yes you should. i would do a good job. >> when i win the lottery, i will need a spokeswoman. morning, everyone. let's look at the commute. traffic is moving okay if you are driving between gilroy and san jose. this continues to look good through morgan hill and up into the west valley. the san mateo bridge traffic looks good from the hayward side all the way out to highway 101. at the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic is going to be light getting into san francisco. we do have some of fog, mainly from san francisco and south. you can see that right there. that fog can be very thick. it is down on the deck. be careful on highway 1 or anywhere near that. closer to the coast it is there. i think it will take a turn and go underneath the golden gate in an hour or so. otherwise it will not matter. inland locations will warm up. the delta breeze was under 10. that is a sign of warm air aloft. temperatures are 1-five digit degrees warmer compared to 24 hours ago. 99 for folks in gilroy today. campbell at 60. if you need to take a walk, go early this morning. it is going to be warm for most today. fog and low clouds mean some upper 50s for some from monteiro south. the dome of high pressure will win out for many today. this looks to be the hottest day. still warm tomorrow but indications save the high will head east and park around missouri or illinois. we will have low pressure here which will bring a cooling trend. today it will be hot. 103 in clear lake and ukiah. 94 in sonoma. 99 in vacaville-napa 104 pittsburg. 99 in livermore. 82 for berkeley. that is hot for berkeley. 97 in morgan hill. downtown san jose, 90. 84 in san mateo. it does get hot at stanford, i swear. i don't swear but -- it will be cooler as biko into the weekend. if you are by the palo alto airport and go into town by stanford, it jumps about 10 degrees sometimes. these little microclimates -- a long time ago i lived in palo alto before they kicked me out. that's an old joke. it was an amazing different in temperatures there. from closer to the bay to inland. >> you can feel it when you drive around the bay area. or just cross a bridge. the sports world's best athletes were honored last night at the espy awards. the show started off on a somber note. nba stars urged an end to racial profiling and gun violence. >> we all feel helpless and frustrated by the violence. we do. that's not acceptable. it's time to look in a mirror and ask ourselves -- what are we doing to create change? >> after that statement, steph curry came out, excepting the record-breaking performance award for making 402 three pointers during the regular season. he thanked his fellow nba stars for that message on social change. the cleveland cavaliers were the big winners for the night, picking up awards for best team, s moment, -- best moment. lebron james receive the best male athlete, best nba player and best championship performance award. tom brady can appeal to the u.s. supreme court after a federal appeals court rejected his latest attempt to overturn his deflategate suspension. he was asking for the second u.s. circuit court of appeals to hear the case. in april, a panel ruled that the nfl commissioner was within his power when he suspended brady four games because of underinflated footballs in the 2014 postseason. legal experts said it is not likely the u.s. supreme court would hear the case. police in east lansing, michigan, released a report shedding light on draymond green's arrest over the weekend. this is his mug shot from early sunday morning after he was arrested. a police officer said he witnessed green slapping a football player, jermaine edmondson. edmonson told police it was the end of a two day feud that began the night before when green bumped into him at a bar and did not apologize. edmonson said two people with green choked him and his girlfriend at the bar. the two saw each other again when the alleged assault took place. after green was taken to jail, a drug test indicated he had a blood alcohol level of 0.1. he remains in jail until sober. bad blood goes on between taylor swift and calvin harris. the latest blow claiming taylor swift cowrote one of harrises -- harris pop song. wildfires across western state and here in california. we will tell you what is working against firefighters as they try to handle the flames. the heat and dry conditions are making it hard for fire crews to control wildfires across the west. firefighter planes and helicopters are helping battle of fire near lake sherwood in ventura county. new home saif burned but it is a different story in colorado where 2000 across that state have evacuated. >> the sleepless nights are about what we left behind trying to think about all those things we should have pulled out that we did not. >> buyers in colorado have burned 15,000 acres. crews there say they hope to contain most of those fires in the next couple days. new developments in the case of a boy killed by an alligator at a florida disney resort. according to emails obtained by the orlando sentinel, firefighters had at least one alligator near their station which is less than a half mile from where the child was killed. two months before the death, a memo was sent out, urging firefighters, don't feed the alligators. eating alligators is illegal because they can lose their natural fear of humans. the u.s. state department said it plans to make public several thousand emails that fbi investigators recovered from the computer server used by hillary clinton. the state department has not said how many emails it would release or when they would post those. the state department has previously released 33,000 work- related emails that hillary clinton turned over in 2014. tonight, president obama will appear in a televised town hall event dealing with race relations. the president will talk about race relations, policing, and gun violence. the tee event follows the shootings of african-american men by police in louisiana and minnesota and the sniper ambush killings of five police officers in dallas last week. recruiting flyers for the kkk turn up in a san francisco neighborhood. next, how neighbors and the police are reacting. a grass fire is burning in san jose. look at these pictures. we will bring you a live report from the scene with more on the firefight. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing very well coming around the corner to the bay bridge. we are seeing slow traffic there already. it looks hot here for many today except parts of san francisco south. inland it will be toasty. the remains of a hurricane is moving up cloud cover. we will see if any of that makes it here. [ music playing ] it has been a long time since i have heard that song. here comes the hot stepper. and here is a beautiful live shot. thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. let's start with a little dancing. i cannot wake up to music. it will go into my dream and i will keep sleeping. i need to have an obnoxious sounding alarm. >> if you are inland today you may be a high stepper. it's going to be hot. it will be at near 100 for some 90s for many. around san francisco south there is a little fog trying to get its act together. most of that is south of san francisco. i can't find any over the bay. the golden gate may see some in the next hour. so far it is solid. san mateo, santa cruze coast and the monterey peninsula, a little bit right there. other than that, it will not help anyone inland. it will warm up fast. temperatures starting in the 50s. there is a northwest breezes at the oakland airport. if we had an east breeze ice everyone would be in on this. mid-60s for some and low 60s for other. above calistoga, almost 70 degrees. 50 in mill valley. in bodega bay, 50. fog will retreat. it may hang on for a while in san mateo and the santa cruze coast. temperatures are near 100 for some inland. maybe a little about that. in clear lake, 103 today. pacifica at 61. metering light had clicked on but you have a fire you want to talk about? no. i was looking at your temperatures. >> are you going to be here? >> no. are you going to be here? >> no. those are some big boy temperatures there. 99 and 100. or maybe the big boy shorts. good morning, everyone. if you are driving in solano county, you will see that traffic between vacaville and fairfield is looking good all the way to vallejo. yesterday we had a terrible commute with a big rig crash. that has been cleared. traffic is moving well. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have just been turned on. this is a five-minute delay before you make it onto the span. if you are driving on to the san mateo bridge, traffic looks good over to the peninsula. let's go back to the desk. firefighters in san jose are investigating a grass fire that earned 10 acres early this morning. janine de la vega joins us with what crews think it may have started the fire. >> reporter: they don't know. one of the fire captains was saying perhaps it was accidental because there are no homes nearby. we are up on sierra road. you can see the entire city behind us. you can also see the black area down there. that is the 10 acres that burned. that does go over the ridge. right now there are fire crews here. they are making sure no fire sparks back up again. they will be here all morning long doing mop up work. let's go to video of what does look like early this morning. this started at this started at 2:30 am on sierra road. they think a bystander called this in 2911. when firefighters arrived, the fire had jumped the road. it was burning on both sides of the road. there was a lot of concern -- they were worried that since it was burning downhill it would reach alan rock park. it did not. they called in 70 firefighters from cal fire and san jose fire. there were bulldozers appear. they brought up water tenders because there are no fire hydrants in this area. after an hour they were able to cut a line around the fire and contain it. they are not sure what the cause was and they are not sure if they will ever find that out. there is a lot of dry vegetation here. a lot of fuel for a fire to ignite. one thing the fire captain said was that had this happened during the daytime hours when they were hotter temperatures and wind, this could have moved a lot faster. and it could have endangered structures and people. that did not happen. they were able to get a handle on it. they will stay on scene for the next few hours to make sure that nothing sparks back up. back to you. firefighters in antioch have contained a small grass fire burning near a neighborhood . contra costa county fire set it started before 9:30 pm last night at the end of dallas ranch road. that fire was contained to one acre hunting minutes later, no word on any damage or injuries. the first wave of san jose police officers wearing body cameras are on patrol. this is a historic moment for the department. police officers had several hours of training yesterday with the cameras. community groups say the cameras are a step in the right direction for improving relations with the police. police watchdog groups are concerned about department protocols which have not made it clear as to whether the public or an oversight board would review camera video of a disputed confrontation. >> i think it's a good thing. i commend the department for bringing forward this idea. i think it's something that can help clarify and help us learn what happens when there is interaction between the police and the person on the street. >> watchdog groups are concerned about that and hopefully they can clear up any confusion about whether an oversight group would review camera video of a disputed confrontation. a san francisco police officer being investigated for a deadly shooting is no longer part of the unit working on police reforms. sergeant nate steger was one of two officers shot and killed a homeless man in april. police say the man was holding a large knife at the time. at last night's police commission meeting, the victim's family expressed concern and they are not happy that the officer was on the policing standards bureau. acting police chief toney chaplin said the sergeant voluntarily transferred out of the bureau. a local warning about fake guns. the santa clara police department said it's officers have been called to a number of incidents where people are using fake guns. we have video of one of the guns seized by officers. police say this can be dangerous since officers have no way of knowing whether a gun is real or fake. >> it is extremely dangerous. they are reported to us as a man or person with a firearm. the officers need to believe that this weapon is real. often times we get to the scene and they are a replica weapon. it is virtually indistinguishable from a fake weapon. >> police say it if you own a fake a gun, do not bring in public. if you use it to play games, keep it in a case. if you are asked by law enforcement come up with the fire arm down and tell them it is fake. there are concerns in a san francisco neighborhood after someone left what appears to be recruiting flyers for the ku klux klan on doors. we were given a copy of the flyer. this is what it looks like a claim the black lives matter is telling people to kill white people and police. the kkk is the only organization standing up for whites. neighbors say they were surprised by the flyers. >> i was shocked. i did not expect to see anything like that here. >> it is horrible. some of what has something like that out there. it does not seem like it would help -- sold something. >> they are a dying breed. i'm not sure they would get a lot of new recruits. i just laugh it off. >> san francisco police say they are aware of the flyers but say it is not against the law to pass them out. the state parole board rejected the release of a killer whose murder led to the creation of a crime victims group. april panel ruled that stephen byrnes should stay in valley state prison. in 1979, he killed and ex- girlfriend on her first day at the university of pacific. he was sentenced to 17 years to life. that murder cause the victim's father to form a crime victims united of california. that wrote victims rights into the state constitutions. a man from stockton is recovering after being stabbed several times in a brentwood neighborhood. the victim told them he was approached by three men on homecoming way yesterday morning. there was an argument and the victim was stabbed twice in the legs and once in the back. if you have information, call brentwood police. two security robots at the stanford shopping center will stay on their charging pets this morning after a san jose woman said a robot ran over her toddlers foot. the company has apologized but said the video shows its robot did not went over the child. the company in the mall are investigating what happened. the mountain view-based manufacturer reviewed video footage and said the child ran into the security robot. >> the child came in, looking back over his shoulder, he hit the machine. >> that is not true. it hit my son's head. he has the bruises. it's swollen. >> the boy's mother said the camera angles on the robot may not have captured the full story , saying her son bump the robot then it rained over his foot. it is unclear when the robots will be used again. a tentative agreement has been reached between the city college of san francisco and its faculty union. the examiner reports negotiators took a year to reach a deal. a mediator was brought in. both the college and the union reached an impasse. the examiner said the proposal includes an 11% salary increase for faculty members over three years. further details on the agreement have not been released but we may find out more about it later today. there is a labor dispute at the radio station that broadcasts the san francisco giants games. union workers at knbr are asking the radio station owners, cumulus media, for salary increases. on-air talent want to be paid $30 an hour while behind-the- scenes staff want at least $17 per hour. the union told the chronicle a station has countered that with $13 per hour which is the minimum wage in san francisco. there has been no comment from cumulus. after delays, california textbooks are getting closer to including lgbt history. state lawmakers passed a law four years ago that would require the inclusion of these people used in california public schools. up until now, its implementation has been slow to two attempts to overturn it. today, the state board of education will review the lgbt curriculum and topics that will be taught in elementary and high schools. to include discussions about lgbt families and lessons on california's gay rights movement. the 49ers may not be the bay area's winningest team but they are the most valuable. coming up, new rankings that have the franchise ranked in the top 10 in the world. it continues to be a big craze but the pokimon go is causing trouble for some people. the controversial places some players have been ending up. we are looking at it commute that is not too bad. this is highway 4 ditch coming up and over the hill to concord. looking outside we can find a little bit of fog near the golden gate but otherwise it will be warm and hot today, especially inland. welcome back to mornings on 2. there is another problem stemming from the pokimon go game. we've learned the game is leading people to controversial places including a sober living facility that houses sex offenders and other recovering addicts. local media reports say the sign in front of the sunny acres ranch is a stop on pokimon go. the founder of pokimon go said no players have shown up at that site and he does not want people to go there. there are questions as to how the poke stop are determined. many of the stops were submitted by players of an earlier game of the developer of pokimon go. tesla introduced a cheaper version of its model x crossover. tesla will deliver this in september. the price tag start at $74,000. that is $9000 less than the previous model. this car can go an estimated 200 miles on a single charge. among the other features of the new model, tesla's controversial autopilot feature. tesla has come under fire after that feature failed to prevent a crash that killed one person in florida inmate. the ntsb and national transportation safety board is looking into that crash and the safety of the autopilot. we're at the midpoint of the nba summer league in las vegas. >> o'neill and now one more pass and they convert. >> the summer league is like an audition for rookies and unsigned free agents. 2014's are taking part including the warriors. they got a good look at patrick mccaw and kiefer sykes as they took on the houston rockets. the warriors one 180-76. they play again today against the toronto raptors. sal is not playing when he watches hour commute. how does it look? >> it looks okay but it is getting busier. some of these commutes have become more crowded. for example, the tracy commute. if you are driving on 580, look at the livermore road sensors. you don't see a lot until you get a trace. 205 and 580 are slow and through the altimont has on your way over. no major problems as you drive after you get to livermore. highway 4 westbound is going to be slow through pittsburg heading up to bay point. not a huge delay in concorde or on 680 from the venetian bridge to the walnut creek interchange. at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights have been on for 15 minutes or so. traffic is backing up. summer league basketball means nothing. it means nothing. >> no, i don't watch. >> it is good to watch for fun. we get some of fog. there it is. you know the pattern after a while. there it is. at that next hour we will show some under the golden gate. john, our good friend. hot yesterday. it has cooled down overnight. the air-conditioning ran until 2 am. today, 60s for temperatures on the coast even with sun. not everyone will be 99 that there will be a lot of 90s in a few 100. there will be a 40 degrees spread on some of these temperatures. the high pressure system which seems to favor the west coast is only building in for a couple days and then it will move east. today, patchy fog. otherwise it will be hot. near 100 inland. saturday and sunday, a system drop sound from the pacific northwest, that will coolest down. fog is from san francisco and south. a little bit dancing around the moraine headlands and out toward stinson beach. mainly this is south, san mateo, santa cruze coast and thick toward the monterey peninsula. 50 in the bodega bay. 54 at monterey. these are below average. the fog is needs a little help and it will get it from that system but it will not be today. winds out of the southwest at travis. 50s and 60s for temperatures. i think they will bounce off fast. mid-60s in antioch and brentwood. 57 in walnut creek. at least we call off a little bit. 65 out to the valley. 34 in truckee. 55 in incline village. we know at 63. hot in the desert southwest. phoenix around 110 again today. no monsoon moisture at all yet. very unusual. there are signs that maybe next week it will come back. for the sierra nevada, many people had up to truckee for july and august and thunderstorms can erupt. that is not the case now. sunny and warm and hot for everyone except by the coast. near 100 for many today. clear lake at once a three. speaking of the fog, i saw the shot. 60s for temperatures. 101 in vacaville. 100 in pittsburg. 70 in alameda. 82 in berkeley. 90 in san jose. 99 for gilroy. 60s on the coast, 73 in the city. 80s and 90s on the peninsula. abba cool down this weekend. speaking of the fog, that is by the golden gate, right? >> that looks like it. where is the golden gate in that? >> sal, this is something for sal. if you are driving over from marin county, you may hit a wall of fog. >> it's not like southern california fog where you really can't see to drive or the fresno area. >> that is different default. radiation versus convection. there will not be attest for you. >> good. glad to hear it. there appears to be bad blood this morning between taylor swift and her ex- boyfriend, calvin harris. [ music playing ] >> a very popular song. sources for swift revealed that she wrote this song under an alias. this is a huge hit. harris confirmed swift collaboration on the song. he said swift wanted to keep her involvement secret. paris accuses swift of trying to make him look bad. how many ex-boyfriend that she have? >> i don't think it matters. a remarkable story about a bay area high school football coach born without arms or legs. >> he chooses to be here and teach everyone else. i think that inspires everyone to pay attention to him and listen to what he has to say. you will see how he is not letting anything stop him. sfx: turbines revving up, getting louder and louder you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding welcome back to mornings on 2. a little more family is expressing gratitude after a fundraiser for a boy tattling cancer collected more than $150,000. the boy has leukemia and is undergoing treatment at ucsf. earlier this month, the owners of american truck and trailer in tracy paid $108,000 for donated pig named courage. the money will go to the family to help with mounting medical bills. an additional $50,000 poured in after the auctioneer asked for more donations from the crowd. his mother said they are amazed and never thought people would be so generous. we have a story about a man who will not let his physical limitations keep him from enjoying life and following his dreams. we're talking about robert mendez. he has been coaching high school football at san jose high school for a decade. he was born without arms and legs. what he does have is an ever present upbeat attitude. he said his physical limitations have been turned into advantages. he really knows football. he uses a smart phone, a stylus and his wheelchair to draw up plays for his team. >> i try to be self-sufficient. that is one of my main goals. to be independent. some people call it stubborn. i call it figuring things out on your own. i'm not a disabled coach, i am a different coach. >> he chooses to be out here and teaches everyone else. i think that inspires everyone to pay attention and listen to what he has to say. >> he is an incredible man. he uses his story to teach players about facing life's challenges. he said he does not like the word, disabled. he said we're all disabled in some way. he describes himself as, differently abled. >> he is accomplishing more than many others. coming up, a grass fire in san jose -- firefighters contained it to 10 acres but they are still on the scene. we will have a live report. donald trump is in california this morning but tomorrow he said he will announce his running mate. the three people the analysts think he is likely choosing from. >> reporter: we are live in the hills above san jose where a fire broke out earlier this morning. we will tell you how much burned in a warning from firefighters. we are following the latest in the race for the white house. anticipation is building around who donald trump will choose for a running mate. mornings on 2 continues. good morning. thank you for joining us. it will be hot today. we will talk about that in a second. it is thursday, july 16. -- 14. the air, when i woke up this morning, the air was still. it was very still. it did not cool down the house. if you are here, that's pretty good. some -- there is some thick fog. this can be the care and also on the golden gate bridge and highway 1 north of the sonoma coast is fine.

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