good morning everybody, the weather and traffic are in agreement that you need to watch out for the fog on the golden gate bridge, very low and enough to where it could be hazardous for driving in southern marin on the golden gate bridge. parts of san francisco and even parts of the east bay, and it could be hard for you to see. don't forget to turn your headlights off when you get to work, but be careful driving through southern marin and parts of the bay area where the fog is coming through. traffic will be light at the bay bridge, and the fog is there but not low enough to affect the visibility of the drivers but still a 25 minute delay before you make it onto the span. 880 oakland looking good with no major issues and traffic continues to look good. in the east bay traffic is okay but i wait for is pretty slow from bay point into pittsburg. backing up a little bit, southbound 680 has been very slow driving from pleasanton heading down toward the sunol grade you will see the traffic will be slow. it is 6:02 am. we go back to the san francisco bayview district where the developing story with one man in custody, and the police are searching for at least two others after a home invasion late last night, and christien kafton is in san francisco. the police said they exchanged gunfire with one of the suspects. >> reporter: they sure did. the investigation is still underway in the bayview. you can take a look and see that the officers are still on the scene with crime scene investigators still here examining the home where this all started. investigators were called to the same for what was initially a home invasion. when they arrived they approached the front door the home and the suspect failed out the back of the house. the police did not say how many people there looking for at this time but at least one suspect fired a gun at the suspect -- at the officers and the officer fired back. multiple suspects were running and reportedly dashing over the fences in the backyards and they were able to catch one suspect in the home invasion. they have issued a shelter in place and locked down the neighborhood but the other suspects managed to get away. at least one occupant in the home was injured in the home invasion, the officers say they do not believe the suspects pose an ongoing risk to the area. >> we believe this residence was targeted and they chose that house for reason, but i cannot go into specifics. we do not feel there is a larger threat to the neighborhood in general. >> reporter: at this point officers not telling me why they believe the home was targeted, or what if anything the suspects managed to get away with. there is also no word on how many suspects there looking for, and the best source of information could be the suspect that is now in custody. they are looking to see if the suspect in custody was a gunman but they are not saying whether the firearm has been recovered. there looking for tips from the community to gain more information to get this issue resolved, but for now the crime scene technicians are still on scene along with the officers on scene to protect the same. officers say they do not believe there is an ongoing threat, and they believe the home was targeted for the home invasion. >> christien kafton in bayview, thank you. happening today the defense is scheduled to call the first witness in the penalty phase of the sierra lamar murder trial, prosecutors wrapping up their case thursday against antolin garcia-torres with emotional testimony by the parents of sierra lamar. her body was never found but the jury found garcia-torres guilty on all counts including the murder of the teenager, along with the attempting of kidnapping of three other women. the jury did now have to decide whether to implement the death penalty or life in prison. a man and woman reported to have been yelling at each other in a different apartment and officers arrived to find 36- year-old eduardo ramirez in the parking lot stabbing himself. they used a taser to subdue him and found the injured family members inside, and they are all expected to survive. they say that ramirez was getting increasingly despondent before the attack but they are still looking into exactly what led to the attack. it is 6:05 am. note success -- no success in the search on the water for the man it disappeared in the delta on saturday. he was boating in bair island, and his son fell in and he jumped into rescuing him, the boy was pulled out but his dad is not been found. contra costa fire and other agencies had joined in the search, and one woman said the currents can be very strong where the rivers merge. >> i watch for seek help -- sea kelp and the vegetation in the water, and the seed otters -- sea otters coming out toward the ocean, you have to watch that current right there where the rivers merge, there is always an undercurrent. >> the search was called off last night because it was too dark but they have not said whether they will be back on the water today to continue the search. responding to the fire near fifth street and embarcadero, alex savidge is live to tell us about the fire. >> reporter: good morning. the oakland fire department is wrapping up at the scene of the fire at the homeless encampment that is basically underneath interstate 880. here is the same where we are, on the other side of the railroad tracks from the encampment. you can see where the fire broke out this morning, and as you look up toward the freeway, that is 880 above, and you can see the char i guess you would call it on the side of the freeway. according to the fire department flames were shooting into the air all the way up and over the top of the freeway. we will bring in the battalion chief with the oakland fire department, good morning. what were the challenges you are facing and obviously access was a big issue. >> we have to called union pacific asked them to shut down the railroads from both directions, and when to get two engine companies here to shut -- shuttle the water because there are no fire hydrants on this side of the tracks. they had delayed the hose lines across the tracks to get to the area that was on fire. we went through 1000 gallons of water approximately to put out the fire. >> reporter: any idea how the fire started? >> it is hard to tell and we've been here twice in the last month for a fire. my lieutenant was telling me that this fire, the fire the last time they used pacific union to clear out the homeless encampment, but when we arrived there was no one at the scene, so we are unsure whether anyone is move back in to the encampment. you cannot tell that there's anyone living here because there are no tents and the last time we were here there were tents. >> reporter: again, they are just wrapping up from this fire, but the key is fed to pull these hose lines across the railroad tracks. obviously this track services amtrak so all likelihood we would have amtrak delays. they are just now wrapping up and we should be getting the train tracks back open soon after this large fire at this homeless encampment in oakland that can be seen from the freeway, 880, here early this morning. >> thank you and we will keep in touch regarding the train schedule. the night out with friends ended in violence in san jose, coming up at 6:30 am, the stabbing of the san jose student athlete that is now under investigation. president trump is in israel this morning, and you see him here with a march he made shortly after arriving, peace in the middle east. welcome back. president trump is in israel this morning, the second stop on his first overseas trip as president. the president and first lady visited the church in jerusalem , and this is an important christian holy site in israel as president trump finishes the new peace effort. we have the latest on the trip of the president. >> reporter: the president trying to hit the reset button with administration with this big first trip overseas and hoping to jumpstart the mideast peace talks which has the devil one administration -- bedeviled one administration after another. >> reporter: the president putting down a marker making his ambition for middle east peace clear. >> we must work together to build a future where the nations of the region are at peace, and all of our children can grow, and grow up strong, and grow up free from terrorism and violence. >> reporter: with the president the trip is in business -- ambitious, five stops and meeting with the pope and nato partners along the way. the stop in israel today is critical. >> the israel hand is extended in peace to all of our neighbors, including the palestinians. >> reporter: this will get complicated, beyond pushing the peace process, the president will have to smooth over relations and reports and pass along israeli intelligence about isis to russian diplomats. through the trip so far the president has tried to strike a moderate tone calling on muslim nations to help to ramp up the fight against terrorists. >> drive them out of your holy land, and drive them out of this earth. >> reporter: while the president carries out this devil of a diplomatic dance, moving forward with possible connections between the trump campaign and the kremlin at home. that includes fbi director comey who was fired two weeks ago. >> we need to flush that out. we need to see what the response is, and that has to come from director comey himself.>> reporter: in anticipation comey is expected to testify before the senate intel committee before memorial day. it is 6:15 am. the budget plan for the fiscal 2018 is said to be delivered tomorrow to the lawmakers as part of the new way of spending proposals calling for cuts in several benefit programs including medicaid, federal employee pensions, welfare benefits and farm subsidies. food stamps are expected to be cut $193 billion over the next 10 years, or the 25%. the budget also calls for 1.6 be in dollars to build the border wall along with an extra $300 million for border and immigration agents. news this morning north korea confirms a missile launch over the weekend. >> the medium-range missile was fired yesterday morning and the u.s. pacific command confirms that landed in the sea of japan. north korea says they are ready to mass-produce and deployed more of those missiles, and this comes a week after north korea successfully tested a longer-range missile. it is 6:16 am. is everybody behaving on this monday morning? >> yes but we have one area that will be a tough one, and that will be the sunol grade. we have been talking about this, getting out of pleasanton is where we need to start. the crash it's an all -- at sunol boulevard, and it does not take much in this area to be a hotspot. the crash blocking lanes made it worse driving from dublin to the free mark, all of pleasanton and 680 southbound is slow. it gets better reaching the fremont area but heading on driving south not affecting you in to the south bay which does not look too bad right now. it will be slow on the sunol grade. looking at the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 getting crowded heading to the peninsula and the morning commute on interstate 880 looking good in both directions. the fog is not low enough here to be a problem for drivers or on highway 24 in lafayette, including sunny and nice right now. at the bay bridge overcast but not too foggy but the fog will be low for parts of san francisco, marin county and on the peninsula. we will let steve talk about that. it is 6:17 am. you nelda, low for some and not making it over the hills yet for others, very thick fog on the golden gate bridge, and also in the city as well. low clouds making a stronger push, 50s and 60s by the coast and 70s and 80s along the bay, 90s inland. the theme is that the fog will continue to ramp up and when it makes its move on the marin sonoma border, it can be very difficult. san francisco 66 and 51 for the low. the record high was 85 and the record low 44 in 1909. the delta breeze is not cranked up and that is why we cannot drop the temperatures yet but we will tuesday through thursday with temperatures coming down 25 degrees. a huge fog bank out there, and that cold water we have talked about. monterey went down from 55 to 54, and not enough of it onshore breeze yet and the key is that delta breeze that is going down. if you want cooler weather, that is not a good sign but a good sign if you want warmer weather. 50s on the temperatures with the lowe's cooling off, 40s and 50s. some of the higher elevations warmer in the 60s but gilroy upper 40s, scotts valley 49, cupertino 52, 32 in truckee, 52 and ukiah with plenty of low clouds and fog, raring to go. that ridge of high pressure will buckle and it will do that tomorrow allowing cooling to take place, some today and most tomorrow. anywhere from the 50s to the 90s. for others in the 60s and 70s, a huge spread with a good 30 degrees spread on some of the temperatures. this looks like the hottest day by far this week and temperatures plunging and we will cool off well into wednesday and thursday, rebounding by the weekend but not as hot as this last weekend. what about the allergies? >> it has been bad for a while with the trees and the grass. >> it is bad but i'm one person that is happy to see the fog rolling in. it is 6:20 am. vice president mike pence gets a cool reception in his home state, coming up will show the protest that some a graduating student gave during the commencement ceremony over the weekend. the latest trouble being reported by the athletes that has to do with their gold medals. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! ♪ ♪ at ikea, we believe that you should be able to afford your dream bedroom. that you can get it all for less. that you can find what you're looking for at a price you've been waiting for. and we believe the cost of a good night's sleep shouldn't keep you up at night. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. welcome back to mornings on 2, it is 6:23 am. firefighters in san diego county are making progress on the firefighters that forced evacuations of the weekend. the fire started in a small community and quickly spread, and cal fire says the fire is now 70% contained. it has burned over 2000 acres, no homes have burned but hundreds of people at the campground had to be evacuated. cal fire is calling this a criminal investigation. they say that someone posted video on instagram which appears to show the people starting the fire. we are at the peak of the tick season and the danger of tick bites is danger and greater than usual with more than average this year. heavy rains means more grass, leaves and fallen logs which is where the tics live, and as it warms up more people had outside where the tics are. stanford researchers say that people should take precautions when enjoying the outdoors including wearing your shoes and socks with long pants tucked into your socks. take off your hiking clothing when you return home and put them in a hot washer and drier, take a shower. tics carry lyme disease and other diseases. the san francisco police are calling the bay to breakers race a big success. >> there were no major incidents reported, and there are about 40,000 people that flocked to the city and around the world and a few years ago the bay to breakers organizers ban the floats and alcohol and easter there were thousand portable toilets to cut down on urination and those that took part say the best part of the event is coming up with the costumes. >> we kind of took what was on topic right now, what was in the news right now. we figured there would be 1 million trumps out here but not too many beat up people from united airlines. >> the race was not all fun with some serious runners competing, and the male winner from kenya finished the race in 34 minutes, 48 seconds, and the female winner from ethiopia completed the race in 39 minutes, 48 seconds. the rio olympics has another problem on the hands after nine months after the games, some of the athletes that won said their gold and silver metals are rusting, chipping and falling apart. the medals were handed out to 130 athletes and they are getting reports of problems with 70% of the medals, and they are helping the athletes get the defective medals replaced. trying to win a spot in the nba finals by sweeping the spurs and it looks like this first will not have kawhi leonard, he set out game 3 and officially listed as doubtful with a sprained ankle suffered here in the third quarter of game 1. tonight's game will start at 6 pm and it will be in san antonio, and we will have complete coverage leading up to the game followed by the postgame reaction during the 10:00 and 11:00 newscasts. it is 6:26 am. a house fire sparked by cigarette in antioch, the illegal and dangerous operation that the firefighters discovered when they put out the fire. the san jose state football player is recovering in the hospital after being stabbed over the weekend, the latest on his condition and what we know so far. it will be tough out there if you are driving on the golden gate bridge, southbound 101 looks okay. we will tell you more about the weather coming up. for some it is foggy and cool, brothers sunny and hot. temperatures will begin to cool off heading toward tuesday. this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2 on this monday, may 22, i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. it is 6:30 am and we will check in with steve to find out whether it is going to get cooler. my forecast goes from here to vacaville. it never used to be that way. the traffic never used to be that way but that is the way it is now. we have a good fog bank, and the coast in babel cooldown which started the trend yesterday. the fog is not high enough to clear the coastal hills with some at the san pablo bay but not in the strait, so it will probably not make it inland until tomorrow. san jose and 86-56. by ease san jose it will probably be 91. the record low was 34 in 1895. low clouds and fog, planning and lot more than yesterday with water temperatures cold, but jacob a is slightly below average. there is not a howling onshore breeze which is the key to this pattern, forget it if it is not 25, not going to happen. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, and the lows are cool, gilroy at 48 even though they were 94 yesterday. truckee at 34, ukiah 53, 50s and 60s by the coast, 70s and 80s inland with a few 90s for one more day. it is 6:31 am. we have slow traffic all over the place. you can see the traffic is beginning to develop. on 580 and 680 we have had slow traffic, and we had an earlier action at the to know boulevard exit, very slow in the dublin area down toward fremont. a lot of people are stuck in the traffic heading that way, and use is 680 perhaps. getting crowded in hayward and union city. a little slowing in 101 and 85 developing. traffic going to be slow coming out of crockett heading toward hercules. looking at westbound 24, still looking pretty good with a lot of people on the freeway, but moving pretty well driving over to the tunnel. when you get to the bay bridge, a 25 minute delay at the toll plaza. 6:32 am. the san jose state football player is recovering after being stabbed over the weekend, and we just spoke with the university officials that was with the student and his family at the hospital last night, and what did they say?>> reporter: they said that chad miller is improving and is condition is getting better but he is at the medical center recovering from stab wounds incurred saturday night, and he is a junior at san jose state, and he played safety on the football team. he is conscious and able to communicate according to the spokesperson, and he is expected to recover but remains at the hospital after this saturday night incident. here's photos of miller in his part uniform from the instagram account. miller was in downtown san jose with a group of friends when they got into an altercation and miller ended up being stabbed. it is unclear whether the friends he was with our other football players or other san jose state students. the san jose police are in charge of this investigation because it happened off-campus in downtown san jose. we reached out to the investigators and as far as we know no one has been arrested and we hope to have an update from investigators later this morning and we have requested to speak to somebody from the athletic department are football team but they say right now they are asking for privacy in light of what has happened to their teammate. it is 6:34 am. a house fire in antioch led to the discovery of the huge marijuana grow operation. the fire started on bugle way yesterday afternoon, and the cell phone video from the neighbor shows this heavy smoke coming from the home. firefighters said they knew it was a marijuana grow house right away due to the bars on the windows, barricaded doors, and the electrical meters have been tampered with. after forcing their way into the home they found marijuana plants in almost every room of the house. >> it is quite a bit, several rooms that are full, and they essentially took this single- family dwelling and turned it into a complete grow house. there were five or six rooms that all have marijuana growing in them. >> firefighters say that the fire started outside in the planter bed and could've been caused by a lit cigarette. it is 6:35 am. a san bruno man accused of killing and dismembered his neighbors do back in court today, david stubblefield accused of shooting his neighbor, 77-year-old benjamin roy ball in march after arguing over space heater and they say that david stubblefield cut up the body and try to get rid of it using chemicals. during the last court hearing he pled not guilty to several charges including homicide, robbery and burglary, being held on a $10 million bail. bill cosby is expected to be the pittsburgh, pennsylvania courtroom today as lawyers interview the potential jury members in the trial of cosby. 's lawyers have asked for a change of venue hoping to find unbiased people deserve. the jury will decide whether costly drug and molested the temple university woman basketball manager at his home in 2004. the trial is set to begin june 5 in pittsburgh. a man accused of driving a car into a crowd of people in the new york times square said he has been trying to get psychiatric help, richard rojas accused of killing the teenager from michigan and injuring 20 others when he drove onto the sidewalk and continue to drive and run into people for three blocks last thursday. when he was stopped by the police he said he wanted to, "kill them all." now he tells the new york post he wanted to fix his life, get a job, and get a girlfriend. he apologized to the families of the victims. focusing on the topic of presidential accountability, oakland congresswoman barbara lee hosted the event that she says is timely and important. >> two cities in my district, berkeley and alameda, have introduced and passed resolution calling for the investigations to take place which could lead to the possible impeachment of the president. >> he was joined on stage by retired intelligence officer malcolm nance and john dean, white house counsel to president richard nixon. dean said he could see similarities between nixon and the current president. >> nixon, behind closed doors very authoritarian, trump very authoritarian in public. they are similar personalities. this can be troublesome, but this is what some people want. >> dean goes on to say that he does not think that president trump will be impeached so long as the republicans have the majority in congress, and nance says there is a lot of information about the russian possible interference in the 2016 presidential election that has been public. depending on what comes out and win it could change history. there is a cold reception for vice president mike pence at the university of notre dame in indiana where some of the graduating students protested. the vice president was set to deliver a commencement address at the graduation ceremony yesterday but as soon as he was introduced dozens of students did this, and their parents, they stood up and walked out. the students say the protest was meant as a chill of solidarity against the trump administration and the vice president did not acknowledge the walkout and continued with his speed. -- speech. 25 sharks spotted in southern california and swimmers and surfers were told to stay out of the water for most of the day. they were at the same clemente beach, and some of the sharks came within 25 yards of the shore. according to the la times some of the sharks were nearly 10 feet long and a few of them were likely juvenile great white sharks. it is 6:39 am. the san francisco neighborhood on lockdown overnight, and coming up we will tell you about the exchange of gunfire with the home invasion robbery suspect, and the people that the police are still looking for this morning. the 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welcome back to mornings on 2, it is 6:42 am. we take a live look at the big board, stocks are up which is surprising considering the uncertainty about president trump traveling to the middle east. we are also talking about missile launches from north korea, but the a live look at the dow showing 20,894, nasdaq up 61.10, and the s&p 500 inching toward 91. back on the job after the three day strike over the failed contract negotiations. >> members of the communications workers of america walked off the job on friday saying that at&t has refused to offer any serious proposals, and they have failed to address issues that been chipping away at their pay over the last year. the deadline to come up with the agreement was 10 days ago. >> it is very important we have are jobs, and our members need to be treated fairly as employees. we built this company to what it is today, and they continue to disrespect the employees. >> at&t claims it is made a generous proposal including wage and pension funds. it is 6:43 am. it is over, last night was the final curtain call for the greatest show on earth.>> ringling bros. and barnum and bailey circus thank you for joining us one last time. >> after almost 150 years of the ringling bros. bottom and bailey circus, they took down the big top for good with one last performance in new york. many in the audience said they will miss the circus.>> i've been going to the circus sister 1970s when i went with my dad back in square garden and that is been part of my life. >> the circus stopped using elements last year after protests from the animal rights groups but there were other animals that remained including the tigers who will be sent to a center specializing in caring for tigers. it is 6:44 am. we will check in with gasia four look at what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> good morning. we have entered the fourth month of displacement for hundreds in san jose forced from their homes after the coyote creek flighted. i sat down with the mayor san jose and he told me what the city is doing to get them the help they need and what the public is still being asked to do. later on the 9 we learn about the hands-on approach the city wants to take to prevent future flooding. wiped clean and why thousand the people of had the felonies reduced to misdemeanors, and other criminal records cleared completely. just how many people have taken advantage of the provision on the november ballot initiative to legalize recreational marijuana, the stories and much more coming up in just a couple of minutes. the funeral for the front man chris cornell will be held this friday in los angeles. it will be a private service after chris cornell was found dead hours after concert in detroit which was ruled a suicide. they think he took too much of the anti-anxiety drug but it will be weeks before the toxicology is complete. the billboard music awards were presented last night and the rapper was the big winner.>> [ music playing ] >> ed sheeran was there with other big names, nicki minaj on for nine minutes and celine dion was also there and incredible. it was the rapper drake who stole the show with a record- breaking 13 awards including top artist and top 200 album. >> ladies in delman, he is broken a record for the most billboard music awards in a single year, drake.>> he says hello. adele previously held the record with 12 wins in one night, and celine dion performed "my heart will go on" that is from titanic 20 years after the movie came out. it was quite a show in vegas.>> of course beyonce is there.>> that dress looks like it was from the 80s. hard to me us. it is 6:47 am. good morning. we have the slow traffic out there, and we've had dense fog on the golden gate bridge. if you're driving across the golden gate bridge or in southern marin, you will see this. i will show you the east shore, and you can't see much. you can kind of see it moving along with the 37 minute drive including the earlier trouble through hercules were we had a crash. the bay bridge is blacked up for a 25 minute delay but nothing out of the ordinary. you should be okay in the carpool lanes, and here is a look at interstate 880 would traffic moving well in both directions. 680 looking okay from concord to walnut creek with a little bit of slow traffic, and slow traffic on 680 out of dublin due to the earlier accident that is now gone but traffic is still very slow. allow extra time if that is your commute it is 6:48 am. thick fog for some, and in the looks like it is one more hot day because we don't have enough delta breeze yet. the low clouds making a push over san pablo bay, oakland and san francisco, so the stage is set for the cooler pattern. a cool time at the coast and one more hot day inland. the breeze will kick in making temperatures drop in it appears tomorrow is the main day before gets much cooler inland. coming down 25 degrees between wednesday and thursday but another day of thick fog keeping the coast in the 50s and 60s, 80s and 90s in the interior but thursday 60s and 70s for about everybody. the coast dealing with more fog been yesterday, slow to burn off for some, inland temperatures still warm and toasty. i think we topped out yesterday for many although there is always a few that will hold on one more day. low clouds and fog that is pretty thick with some of the moving in but the water temperatures playing into that in the upper 40s and low 50s. upper 40s on the temperatures, and the lows cooling off, mill valley at 46, 46 sebastopol, novato at 49 in bodega bay at 46 and chilly. 50s and 60s, 30s in the mountains with high pressure holding its ground one more day before collapses. even ukiah, clearlake and vacaville will call off. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. that is our pattern today and it looks like things -- usually it is 3 to 4 days inland and that is on schedule again. a big difference in the temperatures today, much cooler for everybody by wednesday and thursday. it is 6:50 am. the oakland a's cannot sweet the boston red sox and the a's lost yesterday 12-3. the red sox erupted for 15 hits and 12 runs with many coming off the a's reliever with oakland managing three runs in only six hits for the game. the a's committed three errors giving them the major-league leading of 42. the a's have tonight off to rest and regroup as the miami marlins head to town for a two- game series starting tomorrow. the results are not much better for the giants, losing 8- 3 against the cardinals and the cardinals pitcher adam wainwright pitching strong throughout the game and retired seven gines in a row. the giants pitcher continuing his struggles on the road allowing seven runs over five innings and the giants in chicago this morning to take on the defending world champions, the chicago cubs. that will start a four-game set. it is 6:51 am. new restrictions on transgender people using certain restrooms and the latest state considering the ban at the public schools. a student is 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u. s. military commanders have until may 31 to submit their plans for accepting transgender troops. pentagon lifted a ban on transgender troops last year during president obama's presidency. the new rule includes education for all troops about transgender issues and goes into effect july 1. thousands of transgender troops are on active duty now but they serve under an unofficial don't ask don't tell policy that will be eliminated when this is lifted. tearful goodbye over the weekend on alameda county sheriff's deputy who was off- duty heading home from work when he was killed in the traffic accidents. sarah's and and ham was at yesterday's funeral. >> reporter: heads bow as prayers echo through this buddhist temple. the death of alameda county sheriff's deputy sroeuy khin is felt deeply by all. >> i will miss you so much daddy. >> reporter: his casket escorted by his own brothers and sisters in blue followed by his grieving family dressed in white per cambodian culture, loved ones on a khin's life before he's put to rest. >> i love you, daddy. >> reporter: the 50-year-old's life cut short may 12 one day before his birthday. chp says a commuter bus crashed into khin scar on his way home from work on 580 near tracy. >> my brothers and sisters in blue grieve the loss. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies from near and far came to pay respects, he leaves behind a wife and four children who are having a tough time accepting the lost. >> i don't know why it had to be my dad. i was his youngest baby and i miss him so much. >> reporter: kids fight through tears as they try to put into words what their dad meant to them, a family man, kind, giving, if uac's described his kids say they will stay strong because that's what they want. > reporter: >> in other news a deadly stabbing at the university of maryland is being investigated as a hate crime. 22-year-old richard collins was visiting friends a university when the man approached them at a bus stop and told collins to step to the left. he refused and they say 22-year- old shawn urbanski stabbed collins in the chest and the fbi is working with the university and other local police looking for a motive they discovered urbanski was part of a faces group called the -- nation's back suffice to say is despicable. >> it shows biased against women and latinos and members of the jewish faith and especially african-americans. >> collins was remembered during the university's graduation ceremony yesterday as well as during this candlelight vigil on campus. he was due to graduate tomorrow. u.s. army awarded him commission as lieut. he's being held without bail. home invasion gun battle with police we are telling you where officers looking for suspects is our. >> a fire at a homeless encampment in oakland since flames shooting up of freeway above. we tell you about the challenges crews face trying to knock the fire down and it's part of a problem in oakland. mornings on 2 continues. here we are, thankfully you are with us i'm gasia. >> i'm dave clark let's talk about the monday weather. it's interesting. >> depends on your proximity to the coast. warmest day inland may start a cooling trend tomorrow but to date by the coast and some bridges it's thick fog, 50s, 60s near the beach and 60s and 70s and low 80s around the bay because some of the low cloud deck has made it to parts of san pablo. cool coast, 80s and 90s to the interior one more day delta breeze has not kicked in. low clouds kicking and silver summit will be cooler parts of the north bay will be coolly san francisco 66, 51 average 65, 51. there is a fog bank squashed by high-pressure even the water temperatures almost average to a little below. bodega bay below, san francisco and everybody else where they should be. 50s for most, 44 a few. 60 livermore, low 60s toward brentwood. lows get down. concord billion 51. lafayette 52. there are cool readings and otherwise sunshine and one more day of high-pressure and it packs its bags and gets kicked out. 50s, 60s and 90s through the interior. 7:00 golden gate is foggy? >> you asked nicely so i will pull it up the golden gate bridge southbound 101, it is hard to see but the traffic is light it's foggy on the golden gate and you will see the fog will be dense parts of san francisco the peninsula and it gets better reaching the east bay. he was a slow traffic as well on 80 westbound, on the e. shore freeway but not berkeley. the camera is focused we cannot see normal views because of the dense fog. toll plaza backed up her 25 minute delay, no major problems on the bridge. 880, oakland