forgiveness can overtake anyone. >> the story behind the compelling case straight from the judge herself. >> it shows capacity that we all have to love in spite of being hurt. >> plus, the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. proof making the victoria's secret cut is -- >> a very rigorous process. >> the video that just may silence the doubters. it's always a blast to go out riding with your buddies but these guys are taking to the extreme and captured ire of police. we believe this video coming from the california area. we have done some digging. we found a few clips of the chase posted a month ago. this seems to be the entire video of the chase. the guy we're riding with in this, riding a wheelie. you can see reflection of the reds and blues shining after the tank. obviously this large group of bikers using their numbers to try and evade the police. completely disregarding the color of the traffic lights that they're going through. you can also see other lights coming from up above. there is a police helicopter on this group of guys as different members of this gang try to get in front of the cop, try to slow him down. looks like his attention is focussed on the guy with green motorcycle wearing the helmet cam. >> looks like everyone but one bike seems to have removed their license plate as well, as if going out to do this. >> i think these guys have intention of causing trouble. >> oh! >> right down! >> looks like maybe the officer brake checked a little bit. hard to tell what happened. the bike goes down the guy does tumble. his buddies don't seem to care. >> so terrible because this kind of thing creates stereotype about people who ride these kind of bikes, and that's too bad. >> they come up to an overpass, hide under there to get away from the eye of the helicopter above. here it doesn't look like ground units are nearby. >> they think they're sticking it to the police but who they're sticking it to is their community. >> the guy on the green bike gets off his bike, another guy comes over, takes his bike, they switch bikes. they go to the end of a dark street and slip into a pedestrian tunnel. when they come out the other side, no police cars in sight, it's a dark street, they slip down a side alp. according to the description posted with the video, it says they all got away. you are looking at a hippopotamus in distress in the national park in zambia. caught in a poacher's snare. they asked for people miles around to assist them, and they got a father and son veterinarian who agreed to come in and help with the rescue because they discovered the hippopotamus with the snare around her leg, it dug into her skin. >> these are dangerous animals, very large, very aggressive. >> yes, they are beth. this was dangerous for the people and the hippo. look at this. the hippo's in the water. this is in africa. the water's not empty. there are crocodiles in the area. people have to be very careful. first thing they have to do is tranquilize her. >> wow. >> once they tranquilize her, she's under water but they're trying to get her on to shore. >> she's so big, she's massive. >> watch this. one guy jumps into the water. >> that's brave. >> wraps a rope around the mom and tells everybody, okay, start pulling. there you see her, there you see the dart, you can see how many people it took for this operation to work. >> wow! >> see how it's dug in there why she really needed assistance. >> that's so awful. just awful. >> finally, they get the snare off and now they've got to administer some antibiotics. finally she swims away and they were able to follow her the next day to make sure she was okay and said she appeared to be healing nicely and doing well. >> good work on those guys' part. suspicious acts caught on camera all over the world. first, in melbourne, australia, this is surveillance footage outside a home. you see sneaky fellows sneaking up into the driveway, pouring gasoline, pouring accelerant all over the family cars. there's one in the driveway, one parked right there on the street. members of the family inside did talk to 9 news. it turns out there were young children asleep inside this home at the time it happened. >> i felt scared the poor little boy was terrified and dad had to get the family out of the house. the heartbreaking story, one of the cars dad just finished remodeling, intended to be a birthday present for his daughter whose birthday was days after this event. more cars on fire. this time, in moscow in russia. this is suspicious because investigators still have no idea how this happened. >> oh, no, is that someone trying to fight the fire with a blanket or something? >> looks like they are trying to just smoother the flames, investigators say neighbors did come out and help. in this last video, also suspicious behavior, but it's because this fellow's trying to play a prank on his buddy. working with a cutting torch. sparks are flying. >> oh! >> dude! >> such a bad idea. oh my gosh. >> like, if this works right it causes quite the explosion. >> that's harmless. he's got a helmet on, full jacket, a little shop humor, it's fine.y, it's about time for us to give away an ipad mini. >> to enter, you need monday's buzzword, be at least 18 and a u.s. resident. >> the buzzword's coming up in a little bit. >> the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> i love gaming, one of my favorite games assassin's creed, jump rooftop to rooftop. it's real. 27 years old you, may have seen him online recently. he's basically the real-life spider-man. he can climb up the side of this 17th century fort. he's notorious for. look how quick he got up the top of that. it's amazing. >> wow. >> this guy is a full-on ninja. >> he likes to hang out like a monkey. friends with monkeys. hangs out with them, feeds them, but he's part monkey because he's amazing. the way he climbs, he doesn't need that much of overhang, little fingers and stuff can go shooting up. you see the way he moves so quickly. you can see the way his hand holds, he can jump up. >> spider-man stuff. >> that was defying gravity! >> it's what the guy does. phenomenal talent. he's been doing that since 2006. nine years of experience but he wants to go big. he's going bigger. he wants to climb the building in dubai. >> the really tall one? >> the tallest building in the world, 2, 027 feet height. it's an older video because of the new challenge he's setting himself. i want to see him try. a case of road rage becomes truly -- >> shocking. why this one gets weirder and weirder. >> so crazy. >> and he's a hang gliding pro. he knows his way around a sail plane. >> they're going to put these two together in a spectacular way. >> what? >> no, no, no, he's not. >> see if he can pull off the touch and go stunt. p plulus s s the cold truth. i i hahaveve a a c col, wiwithth t tererririblble e chc bebetttterer t takake e so. i'i'llll c catatchch u up awawwwww...... trtrututh h isis, , ththererad doesn'n't t trtreaeat t chchese rerealallyly?? nenew w alalkaka-s-seleltztzerer rushes r relelieief f toto y yod sysympmptotomsms p plulus s chc. ohoh, , whwhatat a a r rele. heherere w we e gogo!! wowoooooo!o! w woooooo! anand d nonow,w, a alklka-a-sesa cocompmpleletete l linine e oo trtreaeat t yoyourur w wororsts on november 24th, you'll see a very special episode of lauren lake's paternity court. >> do i look like you? honestly. 100%. i'm not your son? >> i don't know. >> how you not know, man? you're looking at yourself right here. >> you remember paternity court, right? judge lauren lake helps real people with real stories solve their paternity issues. offers heartfelt advice to people in they are court. she's a strong woman, right? the reason november 24th is such a different episode, for the first time, judge lauren lake breaks down. >> me and my brother and sister want to you why you never there for us. >> if you had a child with a woman you never believe is yours would you be there? >> broke me down now. tried to hold the tears back. >> this particular episode brings together three siblings, two different mothers but they all have the same father. the power of love and forgiveness can overtake anyone. and that was a moment that i witnessed today. >> wow. >> that power. now that man has the opportunity to make up for everything he missed. >> to tell us all about it we have the incredible lauren lake via skype "right this minute." >> hey, family, how are you? >> hello. we are doing well. and so moved by this episode. just hearing it, i literally teared up againecause we talk e court a we say it's a show about aha moments. but the aha moment, we're always going for. now that you know the truth, what are you going to do with it? in that moment it really broke me down because that man came in and, can i tell you, hes and a jerk of all jerk. i can barely stand. in that moment when i served him the truth it aknocked away all of the barriers, all of the chips on his shoulder. it's the most powerful episode. it shows capacity we all have to love in spite of beinging hurt. >> what does it make you feel to be the one who is able to provide clarity for so many clarities. >> i'm judge of lauren lake's paternity court yet i say it's my honor each and every day to watch people come into the courtroom riddled heavy with shame, embarrassment, skill, denial, whatever. and i'm that person that helps usher them into that next level of light and living, that's my honor. >> well said. again, check out this episode of paternity court, airs november 24th, check local listings. >> court is adjourned. hang blidglider flying, put together, you've got something special. put red bull stickers on the side and you know it's going to be more awesome. this man is a world champion hang glider pilot. there he is, launched off the top of the mountain. beautiful valley below, that's in slovenia. up goes the glider. that is the pilot, nate, a test pilot for the glideer. both guys at the pinnacle of what they do. now they're going to try to put these two together in a spectacular way. they've been trying to accomplish this for three days. >> what? >> no, no no, he's not. >> this could go so wrong! >> it does go wrong, they abort. they're trying to land on the wing of the glider. now the glider's able to fly slowing, the hang glider's able to fly fast enough the speeds converge. >> he's putting himself in a really dangerous place. >> you're right. let's see if they can pull this off. >> wow. >> check it out. put his feet down on the wing tip of the glider, stand there's for a brief moment, and is able to pull back off, get back into his harness and both land safely. they believe this is the first time it's ever been pulled off. >> next time we see a stunt like that in hollywood, we'll say, yeah, that's actually possible. >> you can look at something like that and say, yeah, that's not cgi, that's real. check out crazy karl. >> he's crazy because he dints wear his shirt when he's skiing. >> see his high-flying stunt next "right this minute." still to come -- dude decides to pour himself a big bowl of -- >> 25-year-old batman cereal. >> see if it still tastes super after all of this time. plus, monday's buzzword for your chance to win an ipad mini. >> closed captioning provided by -- it's time for my morons of the week, coming up in the first video, this from juken, there is a little black car in front of the car with a dash cam, a red hatch back in front. this guy is straight up impatient. moves into center lane but gets blocked by traffic but frustrated about that. he gets right up behind him in the lane but brake checked and -- the guy in the red, he's across two lanes of traffic. look, the truck heading straight for him. he has to come over to the left-hand side. >> they almost killed themselves, other passengers on this highway. this is so thoughtless. >> we've got another dramatic example of road rage coming to us from korea. mercedes stopped there a white van pull up and quite aggressive,nd a guy com oand ste left hand window while the other guy goes through the other door. punches, punches. tries to open the door, trying to get the guy outside the car. wait, what's going on here? there's fighting on the left-hand side. there's another guy comes out with a knife. then he's stabbing, no, he's not being hurt, he's helping cut vegetables. >> my gosh, this is awesome! >> who took the time to make this video? >> i'm glad they did because you really think it's going to be a showdown. it's actually a show. shows you what a joke all of this road rage stuff really is. da, da, da, da, da, da. >> john riggs has been holding on to the special box of 25-year-old batman cereal. >> i remember that. i think i had a box of that back in the day. >> yeah. the michael keaton batman and it came out and you ate it. and it was good. >> yeah. >> this guy says his favorite of all time. but this boxes a special box. he decides, i'm going to eat it, see if it still tastes good. >> i don't think it's going to hold up. but you know what? not going to know if you try. >> i'm going to eat quarter century-old cereal. who wakes up and thinks that. >> i dare? >> it's crunchy. >> no flavor to it. one way to find out. don't make fun of my bowl. second thoughts on that. >> he's chewing, sampling, a spoonful of milk. >> i'm intrigued. >> chemical puffs. they can't go bad. >> a dried cereal product, there may be an expiration date but it's a best buy date. >> here he gives us a review. >> this tastes like cat food. from the company that makes dog food. >> but he continues to eat it. >> let's see if the second one's better than the first. >> maybe his tastes have changed in the last 25 years. >> that's true, taste buds change as you age. >> captain crunch tastes as good as the first day i had it. >> still has the crunch. still tastes like cat food. >> final review? >> there's still the slightest bit of natural honey nut flavor but, yeah, it's devoid of all over other essence that was my favorite cereal of all time growing up. okay, everybody, pay attention, because it's time to give away an ipad mini. you have to be at least 18, and a u.s. resident. >> led over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button. >> enter on each every day. >> it's time for us reveal monday's buzzword. it is decoration. so get on over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button, enter monday's buzzword, decorations. >> and one day later this week we have bonus giveaway. one an ipad mini, the other a flat screen tv you have to watch every day. good luck, everybody. >> ladies drop their stuff to land a spot in the victoria's secret fashion show. >> the video highlights and shows us what that process is like. >> see why it's a long road to the runway. >> yeah. had to have and keep on, you done need it. the victoria's secret fashion show is coming up. of course everybody the selecte. hot chicks in bathing suits and stuff like that, which is true, obviously, but they actually do get put through a very rigorous process. >> victoria's secret show is the most competitive. you cannot compare it to anything else. >> you hear the judges throughout this video actually talking about the differences in what they consider to put these girls in the show. >> looking for well-proportioned, beautiful skin, great personalty, which is unique and rare. >> these are girls that they've never seen before. nothing to do with victoria's secret, so this could be the huge break. >> many of them are, yes. if they get selected this gives them a huge platform to be seen, and some of them are return models. >> at the end it actually gets more disciplined and you're just more ruthless about it. >> this is very different to what a lot of fashion show castings are because models are hangers for their clothes. they don't want the girls to draw away from what they're wearing they want something iconic to what they're wearing. victoria's secret, when you watch it -- >> she was on time. >> -- these girls light up, performing, smiling, moving around, they're not doing a random face, it's a very, very different show. a tram can't move because the cars on the tracks. >> what crazy person would have done that? >> how angry commuters solved the problem that gave the only air mini cooper meltdown. >> how ignorant do you have to be to park your car on a train track? >> a raccoon moves into an attic. >> happens all the time. >> the ingenious way to get the raccoon to relocate itself. she has something strapped to her pants. >> like an ipod shuffle. >> why she's busting men's chops about
forgiveness can overtake anyone. >> the story behind the compelling case straight from the judge herself. >> it shows capacity that we all have to love in spite of being hurt. >> plus, the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. proof making the victoria's secret cut is -- >> a very rigorous process. >> the video that just may silence the doubters. it's always a blast to go out riding with your buddies but these guys are taking to the extreme and captured ire of police. we believe this video coming from the california area. we have done some digging. we found a few clips of the chase posted a month ago. this seems to be the entire video of the chase. the guy we're riding with in this, riding a wheelie. you can see reflection of the reds and blues shining after the tank. obviously this large group of bikers using their numbers to try and evade the police. completely disregarding the color of the traffic lights that they're going through. you can also see other lights coming from up above. there is a police helicopter on this group of guys as different members of this gang try to get in front of the cop, try to slow him down. looks like his attention is focussed on the guy with green motorcycle wearing the helmet cam. >> looks like everyone but one bike seems to have removed their license plate as well, as if going out to do this. >> i think these guys have intention of causing trouble. >> oh! >> right down! >> looks like maybe the officer brake checked a little bit. hard to tell what happened. the bike goes down the guy does tumble. his buddies don't seem to care. >> so terrible because this kind of thing creates stereotype about people who ride these kind of bikes, and that's too bad. >> they come up to an overpass, hide under there to get away from the eye of the helicopter above. here it doesn't look like ground units are nearby. >> they think they're sticking it to the police but who they're sticking it to is their community. >> the guy on the green bike gets off his bike, another guy comes over, takes his bike, they switch bikes. they go to the end of a dark street and slip into a pedestrian tunnel. when they come out the other side, no police cars in sight, it's a dark street, they slip down a side alp. according to the description posted with the video, it says they all got away. you are looking at a hippopotamus in distress in the national park in zambia. caught in a poacher's snare. they asked for people miles around to assist them, and they got a father and son veterinarian who agreed to come in and help with the rescue because they discovered the hippopotamus with the snare around her leg, it dug into her skin. >> these are dangerous animals, very large, very aggressive. >> yes, they are beth. this was dangerous for the people and the hippo. look at this. the hippo's in the water. this is in africa. the water's not empty. there are crocodiles in the area. people have to be very careful. first thing they have to do is tranquilize her. >> wow. >> once they tranquilize her, she's under water but they're trying to get her on to shore. >> she's so big, she's massive. >> watch this. one guy jumps into the water. >> that's brave. >> wraps a rope around the mom and tells everybody, okay, start pulling. there you see her, there you see the dart, you can see how many people it took for this operation to work. >> wow! >> see how it's dug in there why she really needed assistance. >> that's so awful. just awful. >> finally, they get the snare off and now they've got to administer some antibiotics. finally she swims away and they were able to follow her the next day to make sure she was okay and said she appeared to be healing nicely and doing well. >> good work on those guys' part. suspicious acts caught on camera all over the world. first, in melbourne, australia, this is surveillance footage outside a home. you see sneaky fellows sneaking up into the driveway, pouring gasoline, pouring accelerant all over the family cars. there's one in the driveway, one parked right there on the street. members of the family inside did talk to 9 news. it turns out there were young children asleep inside this home at the time it happened. >> i felt scared the poor little boy was terrified and dad had to get the family out of the house. the heartbreaking story, one of the cars dad just finished remodeling, intended to be a birthday present for his daughter whose birthday was days after this event. more cars on fire. this time, in moscow in russia. this is suspicious because investigators still have no idea how this happened. >> oh, no, is that someone trying to fight the fire with a blanket or something? >> looks like they are trying to just smoother the flames, investigators say neighbors did come out and help. in this last video, also suspicious behavior, but it's because this fellow's trying to play a prank on his buddy. working with a cutting torch. sparks are flying. >> oh! >> dude! >> such a bad idea. oh my gosh. >> like, if this works right it causes quite the explosion. >> that's harmless. he's got a helmet on, full jacket, a little shop humor, it's fine.y, it's about time for us to give away an ipad mini. >> to enter, you need monday's buzzword, be at least 18 and a u.s. resident. >> the buzzword's coming up in a little bit. >> the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> i love gaming, one of my favorite games assassin's creed, jump rooftop to rooftop. it's real. 27 years old you, may have seen him online recently. he's basically the real-life spider-man. he can climb up the side of this 17th century fort. he's notorious for. look how quick he got up the top of that. it's amazing. >> wow. >> this guy is a full-on ninja. >> he likes to hang out like a monkey. friends with monkeys. hangs out with them, feeds them, but he's part monkey because he's amazing. the way he climbs, he doesn't need that much of overhang, little fingers and stuff can go shooting up. you see the way he moves so quickly. you can see the way his hand holds, he can jump up. >> spider-man stuff. >> that was defying gravity! >> it's what the guy does. phenomenal talent. he's been doing that since 2006. nine years of experience but he wants to go big. he's going bigger. he wants to climb the building in dubai. >> the really tall one? >> the tallest building in the world, 2, 027 feet height. it's an older video because of the new challenge he's setting himself. i want to see him try. a case of road rage becomes truly -- >> shocking. why this one gets weirder and weirder. >> so crazy. >> and he's a hang gliding pro. he knows his way around a sail plane. >> they're going to put these two together in a spectacular way. >> what? >> no, no, no, he's not. >> see if he can pull off the touch and go stunt. p plulus s s the cold truth. i i hahaveve a a c col, wiwithth t tererririblble e chc bebetttterer t takake e so. i'i'llll c catatchch u up awawwwww...... trtrututh h isis, , ththererad doesn'n't t trtreaeat t chchese rerealallyly?? nenew w alalkaka-s-seleltztzerer rushes r relelieief f toto y yod sysympmptotomsms p plulus s chc. ohoh, , whwhatat a a r rele. heherere w we e gogo!! wowoooooo!o! w woooooo! anand d nonow,w, a alklka-a-sesa cocompmpleletete l linine e oo trtreaeat t yoyourur w wororsts i literally haven't been to a doctor in 15 years. i had a car accident when i was uninsured, and i declined medical assistance because it was gonna be too expensive. as a result, i deal with back pain on a pretty regular basis. after it had built up for so long of not having insurance, i couldn't believe that it was just that easy. it was just nice to have a plan that was a reasonable monthly premium. i'm in because i don't want to put a price on my health. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? visit coveredca.com, and get covered today. on november 24th, you'll see a very special episode of lauren lake's paternity court. >> do i look like you? honestly. 100%. i'm not your son? >> i don't know. >> how you not know, man? you're looking at yourself right here. >> you remember paternity court, right? judge lauren lake helps real people with real stories solve their paternity issues. offers heartfelt advice to people in they are court. she's a strong woman, right? the reason november 24th is such a different episode, for the first time, judge lauren lake breaks down. >> me and my brother and sister want to you why you never there for us. >> if you had a child with a woman you never believe is yours would you be there? >> broke me down now. tried to hold the tears back. >> this particular episode brings together three siblings, two different mothers but they all have the same father. the power of love and forgiveness can overtake anyone. and that was a moment that i witnessed today. >> wow. >> that power. now that man has the opportunity to make up for everything he missed. >> to tell us all about it we have the incredible lauren lake via skype "right this minute." >> hey, family, how are you? >> hello. we are doing well. and so moved by this episode. just hearing it, i literally teared up againecause we talk e court a we say it's a show about aha moments. but the aha moment, we're always going for. now that you know the truth, what are you going to do with it? in that moment it really broke me down because that man came in and, can i tell you, hes and a jerk of all jerk. i can barely stand. in that moment when i served him the truth it aknocked away all of the barriers, all of the chips on his shoulder. it's the most powerful episode. it shows capacity we all have to love in spite of beinging hurt. >> what does it make you feel to be the one who is able to provide clarity for so many clarities. >> i'm judge of lauren lake's paternity court yet i say it's my honor each and every day to watch people come into the courtroom riddled heavy with shame, embarrassment, skill, denial, whatever. and i'm that person that helps usher them into that next level of light and living, that's my honor. >> well said. again, check out this episode of paternity court, airs november 24th, check local listings. >> court is adjourned. hang blidglider flying, put together, you've got something special. put red bull stickers on the side and you know it's going to be more awesome. this man is a world champion hang glider pilot. there he is, launched off the top of the mountain. beautiful valley below, that's in slovenia. up goes the glider. that is the pilot, nate, a test pilot for the glideer. both guys at the pinnacle of what they do. now they're going to try to put these two together in a spectacular way. they've been trying to accomplish this for three days. >> what? >> no, no no, he's not. >> this could go so wrong! >> it does go wrong, they abort. they're trying to land on the wing of the glider. now the glider's able to fly slowing, the hang glider's able to fly fast enough the speeds converge. >> he's putting himself in a really dangerous place. >> you're right. let's see if they can pull this off. >> wow. >> check it out. put his feet down on the wing tip of the glider, stand there's for a brief moment, and is able to pull back off, get back into his harness and both land safely. they believe this is the first time it's ever been pulled off. >> next time we see a stunt like that in hollywood, we'll say, yeah, that's actually possible. >> you can look at something like that and say, yeah, that's not cgi, that's real. check out crazy karl. >> he's crazy because he dints wear his shirt when he's skiing. >> see his high-flying stunt next "right this minute." still to come -- dude decides to pour himself a big bowl of -- >> 25-year-old batman cereal. >> see if it still tastes super after all of this time. plus, monday's buzzword for your chance to win an ipad mini. >> closed captioning provided by -- it's time for my morons of the week, coming up in the first video, this from juken, there is a little black car in front of the car with a dash cam, a red hatch back in front. this guy is straight up impatient. moves into center lane but gets blocked by traffic but frustrated about that. he gets right up behind him in the lane but brake checked and -- the guy in the red, he's across two lanes of traffic. look, the truck heading straight for him. he has to come over to the left-hand side. >> they almost killed themselves, other passengers on this highway. this is so thoughtless. >> we've got another dramatic example of road rage coming to us from korea. mercedes stopped there a white van pull up and quite aggressive,nd a guy com oand ste left hand window while the other guy goes through the other door. punches, punches. tries to open the door, trying to get the guy outside the car. wait, what's going on here? there's fighting on the left-hand side. there's another guy comes out with a knife. then he's stabbing, no, he's not being hurt, he's helping cut vegetables. >> my gosh, this is awesome! >> who took the time to make this video? >> i'm glad they did because you really think it's going to be a showdown. it's actually a show. shows you what a joke all of this road rage stuff really is. da, da, da, da, da, da. >> john riggs has been holding on to the special box of 25-year-old batman cereal. >> i remember that. i think i had a box of that back in the day. >> yeah. the michael keaton batman and it came out and you ate it. and it was good. >> yeah. >> this guy says his favorite of all time. but this boxes a special box. he decides, i'm going to eat it, see if it still tastes good. >> i don't think it's going to hold up. but you know what? not going to know if you try. >> i'm going to eat quarter century-old cereal. who wakes up and thinks that. >> i dare? >> it's crunchy. >> no flavor to it. one way to find out. don't make fun of my bowl. second thoughts on that. >> he's chewing, sampling, a spoonful of milk. >> i'm intrigued. >> chemical puffs. they can't go bad. >> a dried cereal product, there may be an expiration date but it's a best buy date. >> here he gives us a review. >> this tastes like cat food. from the company that makes dog food. >> but he continues to eat it. >> let's see if the second one's better than the first. >> maybe his tastes have changed in the last 25 years. >> that's true, taste buds change as you age. >> captain crunch tastes as good as the first day i had it. >> still has the crunch. still tastes like cat food. >> final review? >> there's still the slightest bit of natural honey nut flavor but, yeah, it's devoid of all over other essence that was my favorite cereal of all time growing up. okay, everybody, pay attention, because it's time to give away an ipad mini. you have to be at least 18, and a u.s. resident. >> led over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button. >> enter on each every day. >> it's time for us reveal monday's buzzword. it is decoration. so get on over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button, enter monday's buzzword, decorations. >> and one day later this week we have bonus giveaway. one an ipad mini, the other a flat screen tv you have to watch every day. good luck, everybody. >> ladies drop their stuff to land a spot in the victoria's secret fashion show. >> the video highlights and shows us what that process is like. >> see why it's a long road to the runway. >> yeah. 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everybody. i'm rob nelson. john muller has the morning off. >> i'm diana perez. you happen to notice something a little different here, is we have -- not a brand-new set. but we've rearranged ourselves on this set. we have a brand-new background. and new graphics. welcome to the brand-new look. >> i appreciate that. >> all for you, rob. >> yeah. good morning, everybody. getting to the news now. defense attorneys make one last appeal to the jury this morning in the george zimmerman trial. >> and later this afternoon, they are finally expected to go behind closed doors and begin deciding zimmerman's fate. abc's preeti arla has more on this highly emotional case. >> reporter: the george zimmerman trial wrapped up today with closing arguments from the defense. it's their last chance to convince the jury of six women that zimmerman acted in self-defense when he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. the prosecution took an emotional approach during closing arguments yesterday. >> a teenager is dead. he is dead through no fault of his own. >> reporter: the prosecutor called zimmerman a wannabe cop who took the law into his own hands. he said zimmerman profiled martin as a criminal. and it's because he acted on that wrong assumption that martin is dead. >> it was raining. he was wearing a hoodie. last i heard, that's not against the law. but in this man's eyes, he was up to no good. he presumed something that was not true. >> reporter: zimmerman stared blankly in court. but the prosecutor seemed to strike a cord with one juror, who looked away as jurors were shown pictures of martin's body. >> do you believe that there's an innocent man sitting over there right now? >> reporter: the jury could convict zimmerman of either second-degree murder or a lesser charge of manslaughter. though in florida, manslaughter convictions carry tough penalties, and zimmerman could still get life in prison. the third option, the jury finds him not guilty. the state of florida is preparing for possible violence if zimmerman walks out of that courthouse as a free man. police are ready to react. and they've been working with local religious leaders, calling for a peaceful response. diana? >> preeti arla, thank you for that. and stay with abc for continuing coverage of the george zimmerman trial. we'll bring you the verdict live on air and online at abcnews.com. there's breaking news from russia on efforts to return edward snowden to the u.s. several human rights groups are meeting with snowden today at the moscow airport where he's been hiding for three weeks. snowden has asked for asylum in more than 20 countries. but "the new york times" reports that the u.s. is pressuring countries in latin america not to give snowden asylum. also, investigators looking into asiana flight 214's doomed landing in san francisco, say they're making progress. but their work has only just begun. the big job of clearing the damaged tarmac is under way, with crews removing a huge section of the fuselage overnight. it's said to be stored in a hangar where investigators can zero in on a possible cause. so far, they say they have no evidence of mechanical or electrical failure in that plane. that means they'll be focusing more closely, now, on what the pilots did and said before and during that deadly crash. former new york governor eliot spitzer has taken another step toward a political comeback. just days after announcing plans to run for new york city comptroller, spitzer met the deadline to submit the petition signatures required to run. a prostitution scandal forced spitzer to resign in 2008. now, he's asking new yorkers to give him a second chance. egyptians are bracing for another round of possible clashes today, as supporters of their ousted president called for more protests. the muslim brotherhood wants people to rally in the streets for the reinstatement of mohamed morsi. morsi is believed to still be in the country, held up at a military compound in cairo. and it's a big day for the pakistani schoolgirl who nearly died after she was shot in the head by the taliban for promoting education for girls. malala yousufzai will give her first public speech this morning, taking place at the united nations. the address to a special gathering of young people actually comes on her 16th birthday. an emotional meeting last night in newtown, connecticut, as residents discuss how to divide the $11 million in donations after the sandy hook shooting. a preliminary plan would give $7 million to the victims and their families with the rest goes to the community. some residents say they don't like that. >> why isn't all of the money going to the victims? the american public gave very generously out of their hearts because they saw those people who were killed so violently, so tragically. >> i don't want to criticize anybody because this town has been overwhelmingly wonderful to all of us. so, it is what it is. it's almost over. six months later. i'm happy it's almost over. and we'll go on. >> under that plan, each family who lost a loved one in the shooting would get $281,000. the families of 12 surviving children who witnessed the shooting would each get $20,000. and two teachers who were injured would get $150,000 between them. investigators may have cracked one of the nation's biggest unsolved mysteries. the man long believed to be the boston strangler has apparently been linked by dna to the strangler's last victim. albert desalvo confessed to the murders that terrorized boston in the '60s. but it was inadmissible. dna testing wasn't around back then and he was never prosecuted. the family of that final victim who is 19 years old is thankful that detectives never gave up. >> i've lived with mary's memory every day. my whole life. and i didn't know nor did my mother know that other people were living with her memory, as well. and it's amazing to me today, to understand that people really did care about what happened to my aunt. >> in 1973, desalvo was stabbed to death in prison where he was serving a life sentence on other charges. his remains will now be exhumed to look for an exact dna match. 24 bodies have now been found in the aftermath of that canadian train derailment. investigators say they believe at least 50 people died in the accident. so, the search goes on for more remains. the u.s. owner of the runaway train has been heavily criticized for not visiting the site until four days after that accident. you may wonder just what the hubble telescope is up to out there in space. well, get this. it actually revealed the existence of a distant, deep blue planet, 63 light years from earth. this is an illustration what blue planet may look like. hubble actually found it back in 2005, but the telescope observations just now helped nailed down its color. though it may be a pretty color, you wouldn't want to live there. that's because daytime temperatures run about 2,000 degrees fahrenheit. that's hotter than arizona. >> i'll stick around in new york where it's about 70. >> yeah. we'll take that. thankfully it's a lot cooler here on earth. today, you can expect heavy rain, though, in the southeast. storms in the great lakes, west into the dakotas. and more monsoon-style rains over the rockies. but sunny and dry in the midsection and west. >> and across the south, more stifling hot temps into triple digits. 70s along the west and east coast. mostly typical 80s and 90s everywhere else. still ahead, your money. why it's likely to be another good day for your 401(k). >> that sounds nice. plus, arsenic concerns. new information overnight about contaminants found in apple juice. and caught on camera. taken to the ground and held for police. this morning, a good samaritan takes down a runaway thief. and welcome back. wall street kicks off this morning in brand-new territory after benchmark indices soared to record highs. the dow hit 15,460. the nasdaq hit its highest level in nearly 13 years. and the s&p closed at its highest level ever. the rally is fueled by federal reserve chief chair ben bernanke promising to keep the money policies in place as long as it's needed. and those historically low mortgage rates are really history. the average rate on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage is now at 4.51%, a two-year high and more than a full percentage point higher than just six months ago. but experts say it's good news. higher mortgage rates are actually a sign that the economy is doing better. also on the climb, gas prices, thanks to rising crude oil prices and also a drop in u.s. supplies. the price at the pump is now up 4 cents in the past week to a national average of $3.52 a gallon. and experts say it could climb another 15 cents or more over the next two weeks during the annual july peak. things aren't looking so rosy for paula deen, who is scrambling now to save her crumbling empire. she fired and replaced her legal team, after cutting ties last week with her long-time agent, who helped launch her into food network stardom. it's the latest fallout from her admission that she used racial slurs in the past. and when we come back this morning, an apology and a plea for help. why the mayor of san diego is now vowing to change. plus, a day on the water nearly turns tragic. wait until you hear what a man did to save his family after their boat capsized in the night. we are tired of being fed on! we want k9 advantix ii! it not only kills fleas and ticks, k9 advantix ii also repels most ticks before they can attach. the leading brand kills, but doesn't repel. a tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. infected ticks can even spread lyme disease. so let's put our paws down in protest! till we all get veterinarian recommended k9 advantix ii! join us at k9advantix.com! 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>> they had so many injuries, they had to call derek jeter back from a rehab stint. because they've had so many injuries, they needed him to come back early. bottom first, yankees down early. jeter making his return against the royals. infield single in his first at-bat. he swung on the first pitch back. jeter left the game early. an mri on his quad to see if he can go on friday. but the yankees win in his return, 8-4, over kansas city. miguel cabrera and the tigers hosting the white sox. cabrera, facing chris sale in the fifth. miguel, boo-yah. 30th home run of the season. seven-straight seasons with at least 30 home runs. tigers up 3-1. top sixth. luke putkonen, facing alexei ramirez. first pitch goes behind him. uh-oh. ramirez is not happy. he starts taking steps toward the mound. putkonen ejected. ramirez had to be restrained. jim leyland ejected. white sox would win the game, 6-3. dodgers and rockies. bottom four. dodgers up 1-0. mark ellis at the plate. that's going to drive in two. juan uribe and jerry hairston come in to score. dodgers up 3-0. yasiel puig at the plate. reaches on an infield single. but the dodgers may have a concern about him. puig left the game with an aggravated hip injury. dodgers go on to win it, 6-1. that's it from here. >> thanks, guys. coming up next, it's "the pulse." it's being called the best and worst movie of all-time. what in the world is sharknado? 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welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday july 13th. >> we go straight to rosemary to take a look at how the weekend is shaping up. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we have another comfortable day in store for most of us. we remain parked with high pressure to the east and a low parked over the coastline. the ridge will pull this way just a little bit. that will lead to a few degrees of warming for the inland areas especially for the afternoon. this morning we are starting out with some low clouds and it's a cool start. we will look at the current conditions and the afternoon highs. >> police are investigating a deadly attack at a san francisco gold and jewelry store. alex savage joins us live from the scene with the dramatic ending that led to the suspect's arrest. >> reporter: and this morning police aren't say figure this was a robbery that ended violently or a personal dispute but the two women were found dead inside the jewelry marte at 888 brandon street and both of them were employees of the jewelry store located onto basement level of this building. police say a man was seriously wounded in the attack and witnesses say that he is the store's owner. the man police say was responsible for this deadly attack was taken in to custody yesterday but he didn't give up without a night. this man who was covered in blood opened fire on the first officers who arrived to this scene. eventually the man ran out of ammunition and gave up. police were searching the building for possibly a second shooter. police evacuated about a hundred or so stores inside the jewelry marte and for those who work in this building and know the victims, they are devastated. >> our building is a kind of family. we know each other, everybody is friendly to -- it's just sad it'll be hard for the people they see the scenery to stay in their mind, i don't know how they will live with it. it's not easy. >> reporter: the man accused of this attack so far is not being identified by police. officers recovered a hand gun and a folding knife from this scene yesterday. the store own erin juried is in the hospital in critical condition but we are told he is expected to survive. now police say that surveillance video from this area suggests that the gunman in this case acted alone and that the chief also added yesterday this was not the first time this man had been seen here in this building. we are live in san francisco >> a father of a missing child is out of jail this morning and he says he is distraught about his daughter's disappearance. the 49-year-old john webb was arrested on suspicious of child endangerment after his daughter went missing on wednesday. last night webb was released from jail after prosecutors decided not to file charges against him. he told police that he left his daughter in a car with his mother who he said has dementia while he went inside a store. the girl was gone when he returned. >> my daughter is missing i have to live with that even though i'm out of jail i'm still not free >> reporter: he said both he and his wife had nothing to do with their daughter's disappearance. a vigil was held last night in the neighborhood where she was reported missing. >> new this morning san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened about 9:45 last night on state and archer street. the victim was talking to someone on the sidewalk when a gunman walked up and shot him. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. no arrests have been made. new information now about the man killed in a large apartment fire in redwood. the san mateo coroner identities him as a 48-year-old darron michael demello pine. more than 20 were hurt and nearly 100 were left without a place to live. the cause the fire is under investigation but officials believe it started in the victim's third floor apartment. cal ocea is investigating after a janitor was crushed and killed at a grocery store in redwood the 43-year-old was found inside a machine used to crush card board boxes. septemberors are inspecting that machine the janitor worked there for five-years >> now to the crash of flight 214, all four runways at sfo are open this morning. runway 28 opened yesterday. it was closed for nearly a wekas because of last saturday's crash. workers laid down a thousand tons of new asphalt, replaced navigation lights and removed jet fuel that had spilled from the plane. the airline and it's insurance agents will pay for the repairs. >> we will submit a claim. >> the estimate? >> no idea but we will count every penny. >> reporter: the first plane to land onto repaved runway was a southwest airlines flight. the burned out fuselage is being kept in a fenced off area. sfo said it'll stay on the property for a week. they have been attracting on lookers. some people have driven by and even stopped to take pictures with the air craft. >> i cannot even believe i'm here watching this. i can't believe i can stand here and see this wreckage up close and personal. >> reporter: sfo officials say it's up to asiana to dispose of the wreckage. >> doctors at san francisco general say they did everything they could to save the life of a girl injured in a crash of the flight but she passed away. she is the third person to die because of the crash. her family has asked details not be released including her name, age or her injuries >> we have been asked by the family to provide them with some time and some space to appropriately mourn this tragic loss >> san francisco general treated 67 people from the flight. 36 adults and 31 children. there are still six crash victims at the hospital. one male adult and five females including a girl. two patients are listed in critical condition. stanford hospital has one patient in serious condition. and san francisco police chief greg sur confirms one of the teens who died was run over by an emergency vehicle. he said that the body of the 16- year-old was found on the ground covered with foa m. the coroner is still trying to determine the cause of her death. >> happening today two america's coup challengers will finally square off against each other out on the water. italy's luna rosa will face off with the new zealand team. it's the first head to head match up in the cup challenger series which is a prelude to the america's cup. the boats could sail at speeds reaching 46 miles an hour. the organizers are now confirming that they paid three million dollars less to sponsor the challenger races. the french design company received a discount due to the fact there are only three challengers competing artemis said it still needs time to recover from the death of a crew member in may. >> your time is 7:08. if you have outside plans, it's starting up cool but the question always is, is it going to warm up and when? >> it is going to warm up. i say by ten we are feeling good in most cases. where it'll stay cloudy and cool the coastline again for today. our pattern is changing very little as we get through the next few days giving you a live look here. this is a change. we were covered in gray and today we have some sunshine out there. it is hugging the coastline. it's into the north bay but in and around the bay area the communities are seeing better sun and if you go inland, fairfield, concord and antioch, we have mostly sunny skies outside this morning. the on shore breeze continues, fairfield with 14 miles an hour but it's weakening. the marine layer not as thick and that will of course bring us the warm up for the afternoon. right now 58 degrees in fairfield, 57 redwood. a bit cool out there but not to bad. i want to point you to where it's chilly this morning. 48 degrees santa rosa and they are reporting fog as well. napa56 so not bad. 48 in nevado. bit of a chill in the air for the north valley. we will see a rebound. the sun will shine in the neighborhood over the course of the next hour or two as well. for today slightly warmer, clouds will remain at the coastline for the entire day. the on shore breeze will pick up again into the afternoon. temperatures low 60s at the coast. 70's round the bay. upper 80s to near 90 for the warmest inland location. look at what you can expect for the area, 81 degrees in santa rosa, 84sonoma, 77 kemp field. beautiful to the north bayf. you plan to spend the afternoon there. 73 for oakland. 73 san leandro, upper 80s around walnut creek. brentwood and antioch low 90s for the second half of the day. temperatures for the south bay 82 for san jose. 81 santa claire a. if you are going to santa cruz mostly cloudy at this hour. mostly sunny for the afternoon and 75 expected for you. 80 degrees for wood side and redwood. 75 san mateo and if you are spending the day in san francisco 66 degrees, 62 expected along the coastline. not the best beach day but as you get away from the coastline it'll be feeling good. stay around the bay. if you like it warm head inland. for tomorrow notice little change. in fact the numbers look almost the same as we get into monday. temperatures start to cool just a bit. tuesday looks to be the coolest day and then we see a small rebound as we get into wednesday. all in all temperatures seasonal for this time of year. slightly below average but looking good. i will have a look at the lunchtime numbers and if you are going to see the a's play this afternoon. >> new this morning a deadly crash in vacaville reported just before five this morning on pleasant valley road near foothill drive. details are still coming in but early reports indicate that a vehicle overturned, two parties were involved and chp is reporting one death. >> we have a heads up for drivers in san francisco. there is a repaving project on market street and that's going to affect traffic. the work is taking place along market street between 4th and 6th. cars -- the work is expected to be completed by tomorrow. the repaving work will improve curb lanes and provide smoother rides for both drivers and cyclists. >> right now jury deletions are underway. >> and the battle to stop gay marriage is back in court. the new request by opponents and how the governor is reacting. >> and a live look outside. there is the golden gate bridge on this saturday morning. traffic moving great. 101 in both directions, you're watching mornings on two. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? 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help repair the roadways. >> hop happing new jurors in the zimmerman murder trial looking over the trial for a second day. >> no justice no peace. >> reporter: yesterday dozens rallied in support of martin. police and community leaders are asking for calm as they await a verdict. yesterday the defense made it's closing arguments. >> it is a tragedy but you can't allow sympathy to feed into it. >> reporter: the judge in the case ruled this week that the jury can consider the lesser charge of manslaughter as well as second degree murder. >> penn state is offering settlements to some of sandusky's abuse victims. the board of trustees said yesterday it has agreements with some of the men who say sandusky abused them. no agreements have been signed yet. last year season does sandusky was sentenced to 30 years. the families the victims who died at sandy hook will each get over $200,000. the families of surviving victims will get $20,000, two teachers hurt in the shooting will split $150,000 new, the republican controlled legislature in texas has approved one of the most restrictive abortion bills in the country. >> house bill 2 is finally passed. congratulations >> lawmaker passed that legislation just before midnight central time. democrats strongly opposed it with more than two thousand demonstrators filling the building in austin but the governor of texas will sign that bill in the next few days, it bans abortions after 20 weeks and requires all portions take place in surgical centers. democrats who delayed the bill last month plan to take the issue to court. >> california attorney general calls a petition to stop gay marriage baseless. the state started allowing same sex marriages two days after the united states supreme court dismissed proposition 8 but supporters claim that proposition 8 should still be law since the high court didn't specifically rule on the constitution ality of gay marriage. they also argue that the first suit only named the county clerks in los angeles and alameda county and the gay marriage ban should stilla play in the other 56 counties. the governor is urging the california supreme court to reject the arguments. lawyers for brown and harris filed a brief with the state court after years of litigation there is now a final determination that proposition 8 is unconstitutional. >> in this morning's weekly address the president said over halling the immigration system can provide a big boost to the economic recovery. >> we have always been a nation of immigrants. that's what has kept the work force dynamic and the economy the strongest in the world. under the current system to many smart, hard working immigrants are prevented from contributing to that success. >> the senate has already passed a bill but the president said that the republican controlled house must now act. he said former president george bush agrees with him that immigration reform needs to be law. the president and first lady will hit the beach this summer. the first couple will return to martha's vineyard for a nine day vacation. it'll be their 4th summer trip to the massachusetts island since he became president in 2009. while the vacation plans of their daughters were not released they have joined their parents on past trips. >> plenty of people will be heading to the state fair in sacramento this weekend. yesterday the fair kicked off at the cal expo fairgrounds. something to do for the family there. this week the line up varies from rab to lea ann rhines and all of the deep fried and bake koon covered goods. >> bacon covered cheesecake >> the fair runs through july 28th at cal expo. i worked at the fair 19 summers ago. fun and probably still fun today. >> did you have the bacon covered chocolate dipped cheesecake? >> no. >> working hard. >> i was delivering food. >> time now is 7:20. it is a movie with deep ties to the bay area. a look in to the movie about the shooting of oscar grant and where you can see it here in the bay area. >> a minor warm up is in store for the afternoon but at this hour many of us off to a cooler start. i will have a look at what you can expect for saturday coming up. . people have been lining up to seat new movie about oscar grant. yesterday fruitvale station opened in select cities including san francisco, oakland, berkeley and new york. it is a drama of grant's last 24 hours of life. it includes the shooting by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station. people at grand lake theater said it was important for them to go see it. >> we were supporting it for oscar grant. we felt it wasn't right and it has to be right. >> fruitvale station is set to open nationwide in two weeks. >> time now 7:23 and signs have been posted at a homeless camp in pleasant hill warn that the camp will soon be cleared out. the camp is located just under the parkway but those who have set up camp are causing concern for nearby residents. neighbors say neil have worried about crime, potential fire danger and water pollution in a nearby creek. >> the conditions, not only to fill but the fire dangers of them lighting something on fire. >> you aren't welcome anywhere. it's okay to live and exist just as long as you aren't seen or known you that exist. >> police say they have going to be clearing that camp on tuesday. they also say they will try to get anyone still there connected with county housing and if needed mental health >> some overcast skies. >> good morning. seeing the low clouds already pull back, along the coastline we will be partly to mostly cloudy but outside of that mostly sunny skies and temperatures slightly warmer than what we had yesterday. if you head out the door at nine, along the coastline upper 50s, upper 50s around the bay and getting in to the low 60's for the inland. by noontime, upper 50s remaining alternatives the coast but 70 degrees around the bay. inland areas upper 70s to low 80s and then for the afternoon we have low 60's at the coast. 70s around the bay. if you are going to see the a's play this afternoon. temperatures are going to feel good for some tailgating, by game time 64 with mostly clear skies and a light westerly breeze. into the evening we will be slipping back in to the upper 50s and low 60s. bring along that light jacket for the little ones. your extended forecast showing you temperatures don't budge a lot into sunday. monday and tuesday, we will cool just a little bit and then wednesday temperatures rebound subtley. the marine layer not as thick, not as widespread. we are off to a cooler start. ly have a look at current temperatures coming up. >> a dog in texas getting a lot of attention for diving skills in the swimming pool. check out this lab whose name is bunny. that's a tough name. rescued from a shelter. now the woman who took him home said the dog can dive 13 feet in to the pool to fetch its toys. she posted a video of bunny doing just that on crew teen five-days ago and it has about 2,000 views she hope itself hope itselfs it'll help find bunny a new home. >> more than 350 animals will be available for adoption at the adopt athon event today. 40 rescue groups and shelters participating. the event starts at ten and ends at three. >> new warning for pet owners in san francisco. why officials say tainted meat balls could be putting the life of both you and your animals at risk. . >> and two women are killed in a violent attack inside a san francisco jewelry store. what we are learning about the victims and what police are saying about a possible motive. . there was a lot of screaming. >> two women are dead after an attack at the san francisco jewelry marte. what witnesses heard just moments before gun fire erupted. good morning. welcome to mornings on two. >> heavy hearts today for shop owners who returned to work following that deadly attack at the jewelry marte. alex savage is live where two women were killed and a third person seriously hurt >> reporter: yeah. this crime troubling. many business owners here knew the victims. there is about a hundred or so stores, at 888 brandon street. it'll be opening back up later on today. yesterday's attack left two women dead and we are told they were both employees at the jewelry store located on the basement level. police also say a man was seriously wounded and witnesses say that he is the store's owner. investigators right now aren't saying whether this was a robbery that just ended with violence or some kind of personal dispute between the attacker and the victims. the man police say carried out thea falk was eventually taken into custody but he didn't give up without a fight . the man opened fire on officers . none of those officers were hit by gun fire. eventually the man ran out of ammunition after ducking inside a restaurant and eventually gave up. one neighboring business own told us about the two women who were killed. >> they are very friendly. peace fly. they don't bother nobody. always smiling. talking to people. >> reporter: so far police are not identitying the man they took into custody yesterday accused of carrying out this attack but police will say they recovered both a hand gun and a folding knife from the scene. the store owner hurt in the attack remains in the hospital in critical condition but we are told he will survive his injuries and police do believe that the gunman in this case did act alone in this attack and that the chief also did say yesterday -- the chief said this man had been here to this building in the past. it's not clear what his connection was to the victims >> poisonous meat balls found in two neighborhoods could pose a threat to humans. the tainted meat balls were found in the twin peaks and diamond heights areas. they have levels of poison that could be lethel for humans. it also can be absorbed through the skin. they advice anyone who comes across anything suspicious to call the police. if you think your dog ate one call a vet immediately. san francisco animal care and control said a dog has died after eating one of the meat balls. his owner said he ate one in their diamond heights neighborhood on july 3rd. police found dozens of other tainted meat balls and continue to look for the person responsible. it's containing in those meat balling a highley toxic pesticide. >> and now to the crash of flight 214. sfo runways and once again operational. it reopened just after five the airport had to work quickly to workers put down new asphalt and removed jet fuel that had spilled from the airplane. officials say the insurance agent will pay for the repairs. >> doctors say they did everything they could but a third crash victim, another girl has died. as the family mourns they ask the hospital not to release details about her such as age, name or her injuries. she had been in the intensive care unit since the crash. a group of students in south korea gathered to pay respects to the victims. it included bowing their heads and holding a flower. there was also a photograph of two of the teens killed on the day of the crash. a student read a letter that will be sent to the teen's families. the group then went to the chinese embassy to offer messages of support. >> a tour bus driver arrested at san francisco on drunk driving charges is scheduled to be arraigned later this month. the 60-year-old was arrested last friday near stockton. he was driving a deluxe sightseeing tour bus when he was arrested. he faces charges that include driving under the influence and driving with an open container of alcohol. a teen boy is recovering from serious injuries after falling through a sky light at a funeral home. the 13-year-old broke through the glass on the roof of fernwood last night. he felll 15 feet and suffered deep cuts from the glass. firefighters say he lost a lot of blood but was in stable condition. they are trying to find what he was doing on the roof and how he fell. >> a jury awarded a south bay family a million dollars in a civil lawsuit filed against the city of san jose. the case is from the 2007 death of steve solinas who died in a confrontation with police after an officer tazed him multiple tiles. he was high on pcp but the attorney said he was unarmed and argued that the taser use was excessive and contributed to his death. >> there is wrongful death out there. a lot of cases aren't proven but we took this to trial and i'm happy that we did. >> san jose city attorney said the city is disappointed in the ruling and is considering an appeal. oakland city workers could get a pay race after the city and two of its unions reached a possible deal on a new contract. it would give some 3500 workers a 2% race. last week workers staged a one day strike during the contract negotiations. >> it's a wait and see game for people in the bay area who depend on bart to get to work as the possibility of another strike looms. both sides did meet for several hours in oakland to continue negotiation. worker contract extenses expired at the beginning of next month and if they do not reach a deal they say they will strike again talks aren't scheduled to resume until monday morning >> bart police are look for people caught on video having sex in a train car. it's believed a third person use aid cell phone to take pictures. lewd activity is ill legal. the video is a little grainy but they hope that someone can still identity those involved. >> a temporary fix proposed that could let the new eastern span of the bay bridge open by labor day. it was delayed after the finding of cracked bolts in march but now they are proposing a temporary solution. long interest they have asked to review the proposal and though the opening day of the new span is on hold some finishing touches are being made. yesterday cruise paved the suspension span with special asphalt with a high strength epoxy glue. it's only two inches anybody and is designed to flex with the bridge. they say that the special asphalt is easier to fix and maintain >> let's head over to rosemary who says it'll be warming up soon if it's to cool for you. >> yes and it's a chilly start. by the end of the day a few degrees warmer than yesterday. right now the changes are coming the kay of chillier temperatures and the low cloud deck not as extensive as we had on friday. giving you the live look at san jose. mostly sunny skies for you and in the 50s right now. so the on shore breeze has weakened just a bit through the delta we are seeing that. the ridge is strengthening for the weekend and that warm air is sinking. that is actually bringing us a shallow marine layer. yesterday it was up to 2,000 feet. this morning it's up to 1200 feet so not as thick. a hard time getting through the gaps and over the coastal range. not going to have as big of an impact. meanwhile the fog a little thicker because its being pinched closer to the ground. half man bay reporting visibility to two miles, down to a half mile in areas of santa rosa but it looks like its getting better in your neighborhood. we have the on shore breeze. 14 at fairfield. yesterday it was close to 20. it's still there but just not as strong. temperatures are going to warm, especially for inland areas, a little later today. without the low cloud cover, areas like oakland we don't have that blanket to insulate us and we are cooler in oakland. 58 outside the door but this is the chilly spot. santa rosa with overcast skies. if you plan to head out, unless it's for a run you may immediate that jacket. into the east bay in the upper other's to low 60's and around the inland communities a 3800 feet is this reading it's the warmest spot. another indication of that warm air beginning to sink to our area and bring us a warm up for your afternoon. temperatures for today, 81 for santa rosa, 77 san rafael, 70 berkeley, 73 oakland. 66 san francisco. upper 80s to low 90s for the inland communities, it's quite a nice day. very comfortable in most cases, 82 for san jose, upper 80's morgan hill. i realize they could be a little uncomfortable for some but head closer to the bay and if you like it cool we will stay partly cloudy and cool at the coast with low 60's. low to mid-70s and as i showed you a moment ago upper 80's to low 90s for the warmest inland cities. as we get into sunday a little change. monday into tuesday, the trough off the coastline will nudge farther our way and bring us a cooldown. nothing to dramatic. into tuesday the coolest day and a slight warm up for wednesday. back to the desk. >> google is delaying construction of its new campus. sources say work will be delayed by six to 12 months this is the artist rendering of the proposed bayview campus. they had first said they planned to open that by 2015. napa said organizes for the first ever bottle rock festival still owe the city a lot of money. organizers had until thursday to repay taxpayers for using city services at that event. the city manager said that some of the money has been paid back but organizers still owe more than $100,000. organizers say those debts will be paid. >> preventing future accidents at the chevron refinery in richmond. the new report that shows what could be done in the future to help keep people safe. >> and the new fight to protect college students in california. the new call to help make it more affordable. >> and another live look. there is 680. fremont. smooth sailing on this saturday morning. time 7:41. you are watching mornings on two. 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drop up to 14 inches of rain. >> egypt is bracing for another day of violence yesterday thousands of supporters of former president morsi chanted and marched to protest his ouster. last week the military over threw him. he was the country's first democraticly elected president. since then violent protests have left 50 dead. the interim prime minister is expected to swear in a new cabinet. the president said he is concerned about the violence ine gift. he said he called the king of saudi arabia. they agreed they have a shared interest in supporting egypt. the president expressed his desire for egypt to continue having a democratic government. more have been hurt in the running of the bulls. just yesterday an american college student and two spanish residents were gored, now another 20 were hurt. it happened after a large group fell on top of each other. many were crushed in the pile but two runners were reportedly attacked by a charging bull. the bull runs are part of a nine day street festival. it ends tomorrow. >> this morning the russian government said it has not received a formal appeal for asylum from edward snowden. he came out of hiding at the airport yesterday to announce he would seek asylum. it could be a temporary move before going to countries that have offered him protection. the president spoke with the russian president yesterday about snowden. the white house said that russia gave him a platform by letting him meet with activists. a panel is pushing for more safety after last year's -- fire at the chevron refinery. the panel is suggesting a task force be created as part of the state epa and use existing regulators from other agencies. the force would have greater control over penalties related to refinery accidents and would develop a monitoring system. >> if approved, it marks a historic change for the uc system. the board of ridge entities is expected to meet next thursday and elect the next president of the university of california. she stepped down as secretary of homeland security. she would be the first woman to lead the ten campus uc system. the lieutenant governor who sits on the board said her ability as a leader covers her lack of experience in academic administration. >> outside the box choice. you get someone with a fresh perspective. with an outside perspective but ability to work with in governing institutions. >> she issued this statement, i realize i am a nontraditional canned day. i have found the best way to start is just to listen. she graduated from santa clara back in 1979 and was the school's first female valedictorian. her leaving leaves another vacancy in the obama administration there. are 15 openings and 45 leadership positions in homeland security. her chief of staff and the director of immigration and customs enforcement are also leaves. critics say it affection the nation's security and immigration policies. >> students and lawmakers calling on congress to act sooner rather than later to reduce interest rates for student loans . early this month loan rates doubled yesterday jim costa called for rates to be reset. at the same time 22 senators, including barbara boxer sent a letter to the united states secretary of education and the federal trade commission asking for an investigation into allegations that businesses are preying on students trying to repay their loans. >> starting in january the ged test will be completely different. the test will focus more on critical can thinking skills and it'll use new standards that could make it harder to pass. test takers will make not be able to use paper or pen ill because it'll only be offered on computers. california prison officials report a break-in a statewide hunger strike by inmates they say about 7700 prisoners refused to eat. that's down from more than 12,000 on a strike thursday. 30,000 earlier this week. the state considers an inmate to be on a a hunger strike after missing nine meals. criticized. >> limited dining hours, closed offices and reduced flying time. that's what workers at travis air force base experienced as the first day of furloughs took effect. more than 1500 took the dayoff. furloughs caused by national defense budget cuts will be in effect every friday through september 21st. during that time, civilian employees cannot exceed 32 hours per week. >> today city leaders in concord will celebrate a 2 million-dollar grant it got to improve safety. that money will be used in the monument neighborhood to add bike lanes, stopsigns and restripe crosswalks. at 10:30 there is going to be a ribbon cutting ceremony. and the eight month wait is over for people looking to get their fix of twinkies. wal-mart has started selling them at 1600 stores. they hope to have them available in 3,000 bay area stores by tomorrow. other retailers should get them starting on monday. they and other products have not been produced since november. >> they are back. a major crack down on the river. the big event about to get underway and why thousands being told to leave their alcohol at home. >> a warmer afternoon is headed our way. i will have a weather timeline for you coming up. . take a look at this. a man visiting yosemite was able to capture something rare with his camera. on wednesday he took this picture of a double rainbow. he side even though it was cloudy he was able to get this view when the sun started to set. hikers at san mateo are being warned about a mountain lion. deputies say it was spotted on the bear gulch trail yesterday morning. authorities say if you come across a mountain lion make noise and try to look bigger or throw rock but avoid running. >> in arizona three people are accused of robbing home that were evacuated during a fire. they say the suspects broke into homes and stole guns, coins and jewelry and then tried to pawn it. people are disappointed someone would try to take advantage of the situation. >> when you come back and it's your stuff and someone else is just taking advantage of taking your stuff, it's just disgusting. >> deputies say they will continue to patrol in the neighborhood to make sure it doesn't happen again. police in sacramento are planning a big alcohol crack down as thousands of people rush to the river today for this year's rafting gone wild. alcohol is banned but police say the event brings a lot of booze to the waterways. last year more than 3,000 people took part in the event and 23 people were arrested. authorities say fights break out on the riverbanks after rocks were thrown at the rafters last year. >> a cool start on this saturday morning but rosemary looks like a slow warm up throughout the day. >> yeah. its going do be another nice one for the afternoon. partly cloudy at the coast. mostly sunny away from the coast and temperatures feeling good. outside the doors running a little cooler this morning in a few areas. as we get in to the 10:00 hour we will feel better. temperatures in the 50s. a few areas approaching 60. san jose, concord, temperatures start to take on that yellow color and it's color coded for you. low 70s in livermore, concord, in areas around fairfield and 60s for the bay area. low to mid60's, redwood, feeling a lot better by ten. temperatures looking good for the coastline. temperatures in the upper other's to low 60's. around the bay near 70, 70 for redwood and fremont and for the inland communities upper 70s and the spots of orange near antioch, perhaps the low side of livermore. here is a look at the detailed highs for the afternoon. 88 for fairfield. 89 livermore. around the bay, midupper 60's for san francisco, upper 70's for mountain view. low 70s for oakland. 82 san jose. the extended forecast, temperatures not going to budge a lot as we get into sunday, notice a near repeat of today. monday a bit cooler, tuesday perhaps the coolest day of the next several days and then a slight warm up expected on wednesday. back toes desk. >> thank you. the san francisco giants posted a big number for the first time in a long time. down south the san diego we go. top of the 5th. sandoval with a shot down the right field line. going to be an rbi double. 2-1 giants. next inning bases loaded, buster posey in the box. two runs would score. five rbis on the night. giants would win 10-1. 2-1 in the 6th. lowry. then in the top of the 8th. austin bounces back. lining that single 4-2 red sox. boston snaps it's six game losing streak to the a's with that win. two teams go at it again in oakland. griffin expected to start. >> giants relief pitcher romo has been added to the national league all-star team. the game is going to be played at new york city field on tuesday night but some special needs children lived out their big league dreams yesterday. they played a one inning game on the out field grass with the help of former players and mascots. by the way you can watch the all-star game here on ktvu channel two. >> all right. let the racing begin. more on the first head to head race at the america's cup. >> and new information about a deadly apartment fire in redwood city. what police just told us. 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upper 80s in and around your area for today. four degrees warmer in areas around san jose as well. temperatures, taking a slow climb as we go through the noontime. this morning cooler. ly have a look at your current conditions and a look at these afternoon highs coming up. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly attack at a san francisco gold and jewelry store. alex joins us live from the scene with the dramatic ending that led to the suspect's arrest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was a scary scene for a lot of the other store owners. one man told me that essentially he was two doors away, heard the gun fire inside of 888 brandon street this is the gift center and jewelry area. some shop owner was returning to close up shop because yesterday they left in a hurry. two women were left dead in this attack. they were both employees of a jewelry store located on the basement level of this building. polices say there was a man who was seriously wounded and witnesses are telling us that he is the store's owner. investigators right now aren't saying what the motive was for this crime. the man police say carried out this deadly attack opened fire on the first officers who showed up at this scene. this was outside on the street . none of them were hit and when the man eventually ran out of ammunition he gave up. police right now are not releasing the gunman's name. s.w.a.t searched the building yesterday for any other possible shooters but they believe this man acted alone. i talked to a store owner who said he hid out during the attack. >> scary, i was actually about two stores away from the incident and we heard a really loud gun shot and we started hiding. you know, 30 seconds later we heard more shots and you can just imagine it was really scary >> reporter: police recovered a hand gun and a folding knife from the crime scene. that store owner who was injured in the attack remains in critical condition in the hospital but we are told by police that he is expected to survive. surveillance video from this area suggests that the gunman did act alone and that the chief of police here in san francisco also said that this is not the first time this man had been inside this building. while police aren't saying what the connection was between the attacker in this case and the victims, some of the other store owners i talked too said this doesn't seem like it was a robbery. they believe that this was some kind of personal dispute that led up to this deadly attack. live in san francisco, alex savage. >> a father of a missing oakland child is out of jail this morning and he said he is upset about his daughter's disappearance. he was arrested on suspicious of child endangerment after his daughter went missing on wednesday. last night he was released from jail after prosecutors decided not to file charges against him. he told police that he left his daughter in a car with his mother who he said has dementia as he went inside a store. he said the girl was gone when he returned. >> my daughter is missing and i have to live with that even though i'm out of jail i'm still not free. that's how i feel. >> he said both he and his wife had nothing to do with their daughter's disappearance. last night a vigil was held where she was reported missing. >> new this morning san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened at about 9:45 last night on state and archer street. the victim was talking to someone on the sidewalk when a gunman walked up and shot him. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. so far no arrests have been made. and we know the identity of the man killed in a large apartment fire in redwood. the san mateo coroner has identified him as a 48-year- old. more than 20 people including several firefighters were hurt and nearly 100 tenants were left without a place to live. the cause is still under investigation but it's believed to have started in the third floor. cal rocea is investigating after a janitor was crushed and killed. the 43-year-old was found about ten thursday night inside a machine used to crush card board. investigators are inspecting that machine. the janitor worked there for five-years. grief counselor s will be there today. >> all four run yeahs at sfo are open this morning. we talked to the airport duty manager who said there are minimal delays. one rey 2-8 left opened two day as head of schedule. it was closed for nearly a week because of the crash. workers laid down nearly a thousand tons of asphalt and removed jet fuel that had spilled from the fuel. the airlines and it's insurance agent will pay for the repairs. passengers are confident things are getting back to normal. >> don't have any reservations, i'm confident in the pilots and the flight staff. i'm looking forward for him to have a good trip >> the first plane to land on it was a southwest airlines flight just a little after five. the burned out fusel aps being kept in a fenced off area, sfo said it'll probably stay on the property for at least another week. the plane has been attracting on lookers. people have driven by and stopped to take pictures with the air craft. >> i cannot even believe i'm here watching this. i can't believe i can stand here and see this wreckage up close and personal. >> sfo officials say it's up to asiana to dispose of the wreck inland wreckage. >> doctors at san francisco general said they did all they could but a third crash victim has died. as the family mourns they have asked the hospital not to release details like her age, name or her injuries. doctors do say she had been in the intensive care unit since the crash. >> we habeen asked by the family to provide them with time and space to appropriately mourn this tragic loss. >> san francisco general treated a total of 67 people from flight 214. 36 adults and 31 children children. two patients listed in critical condition. stanford hospital has one patient in serious condition. san francisco police chief confirms that one of the teens who died on the day of the crash was run over by an emergency vehicle. he said the body of the 16-year- old was found on the ground covered with foam that the fire crews used to put owl the fire. the coroner is still trying to determine her cause of death. >> a deadly crash near vacaville is being investigated. it was reported on pleasant valley road. early reports indicate a vehicle overturned and at least two people were inside that vehicle. the chp said one person died at the scene. >> your time is 8:08 and let's go over to rosemary as the wet warms up. still a little cool and cloudy. >> yes. especially along the coastline. inland and around the bay some of us waking up with sun where we had clouds yesterday. the cloud deck not as thick. not as widespread and we are starting out chillier in some of the areas. from three to five degrees. we don't have the low clouds blanketing us where we do see a tippinger of fog over san francisco and there in the backdrop we have low clouds hugging up against the coastline. the marine layer not as thick as yesterday. this morning from a thousand to 1200 feet. again not seeing it as widespread and inland this morning. areas like santa rosa woke up with fog, mostly sunny at this hour. your conditions have improved. we remain positioned between that ridge of high pressure to the east of us and the low off the coastline. for the weekend this ridge is going to build west just a little bit and as it does it's going to warm us up. the air mass warming just a few degrees. looking at three to six degrees of warming. it's not going to be huge. once we get rid of the morning clouds plenty of sun. partly cloudy for parts of the coastline but at the coast will stay in the 60s. 70's around the bay. inland widespread 80's. a few of the hottest spots in to the low 90's for the afternoon. this morning we are waking up again with the low clouds, inland, napa low clouds over the area but santa rosa has improved mostly sunny skies, haywood, we were cloudy. we are partly cloudy to mostly sunny. the weekends have also let up. the on shore breeze still with us. it'll be back for the afternoon. that sea breeze will kick up. fairfield with the on shore breeze 14 miles an hour. yesterday it was close to 20. weakening just a bit though not getting rid of it all together. we will warm up but not be to hot. 60 for walnut creek. around the bay area mid to upper 50s. 59 redwood and fort north bay where some areas were in the upper 40s, now 52 santa rosa. improving for you as well. along the peninsula, 57 for belmont, mid50s menlo park. afternoon highs upper 70s to low 80s for the north bay locations as you get this to the east bay. upper 80s for areas like walnut creek and livermore. and then low 90's for antioch and brentwood. in to the south bay 81 santa clara. for the peninsula 80 degrees redwood. 66 san francisco. if you are going to play there for the afternoon. extended forecast. little change. temperatures don't budge a lot. we go from being slightly above average to slightly below average but not a the local products to -- not a lot to talk about. cooler in to the business week and cooler on tuesday with the rebound on wednesday. a look at the lunchtime number its coming up. >> thank you. happening today two america's cup challengers will finally square off against each other out on the water. italy's luna rosa. it's the first head to head match up in the challenger as series which say prelude to the america's cup in september. the boats could sail at speeds reaching 46 miles an hour. the america's cup organizers are confirm that they paid 3 three dollars less to sponsor the challenger races. the french design company received the discount because there were only three challengers. italy, new zealand and artemis of sweden but they said they still need time to recover from the death of a crew member in may. >> it's the final stage in the trial against george zimmerman. right now jury deliberations are underway. the options on the table. >> and the typhoon on the coast china. >> good news, traffic moving along just fine in both directions, we will watch the roads for you this morning, let you know if anything changes. it is 8:12 on the clock. 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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the lesser charge of manslaughter as well as second degree murder. in ohio the man accused of holding three women captive for a decade is facing close to a thousand criminal charges. prosecutors have filed a 977 count indictment against him. charges include rape, kidnapping and murder. he is a accused of starving and punching a pregnant captive until she miscarried. >> penn state is officering settlements to some of sandusky's sex abuse victims this he have agreements with some of the men. so far no agreements have been signed. sandusky was sentenced to serve more than 30 years and families of the victims who died last year in sandy hook will reach receive $281,000. that's the decision of the committee in charge of giving out the donations. according to the hartford current families of surviving victims will get 20,000 and two injured teachers will split 150,000. new this morning the republican controlled legislature in texas has approved one of the most restrictive abortion bills in the country. >> house bill two is finally passed. congratulations. >> lawmakers passed it just before midnight central time. democrats strongly oppose the bill with more than 2,000 demonstrators filling the capitol in austin. the governor texas said he will sign it the next few days. it bans abortions after 20 weeks and requires them to take place in surgical centers. democrats who delayed it last month say they plan to take that issue to court. >> california attorney general calls a petition to stop gay marriages in california baseless. the state started allowing them two days after the court dismissed proposition 8 but measures supporters have filed a petition claiming that the proposition should still be law since the court didn't specifically rule on the constitution ality of gay marriage. the filing also argue that the suit against proposition eight only named two counties, and so the ban should still apply in the other 56. the governor is urging the california court to reject the arguments. lawyers for brown and harris filed briefs with the court. in it says after years of litigation there is a final determination. >> in this morning's weekly address the president said overworking the immigration system can provide a big boost to the economic recovery. >> here in america we have always been a nation of immigrants. that's what has kept the work force dynamic. the businesses on the cutting edge and the economy the strongest in the world. under the current system to many smart, hard working immigrants are prevented from contributing to that success. >> the senate has already passed a bill but the president said the republican controlled house must now act. he said the former president agrees with him that immigration reform needs to be law. the president and the first lady are going to hit the beach this summer. the couple is planning to go back to martha's vineyard next month for a nine day vacation. its going to be their 4th summer trip to the island since he became president in 2009. while the vacation plans of their daughters weren't disclosed they have joined their parents on past trips. >> people will be heading to the state fair this weekend. yesterday it kicked off at the fairgrounds. something there for the whole family. this year the concert line up varies from r&b group to country singer leanne rhimes and of course all the deep fried goods will be there. >> bacon covered chocolate dipped cheesecake. >> it runs through july 28th. >> your time is 8:20 and we want to talk about the amazing rescue that saved a young boy's life. how the child was caught in that giant sand dune and the efforts to free him >> a warm up is spilling in to the bay area for the weekend. i will have a look at the afternoon highs coming up. . a trip to the beach almost cost the life of a 6-year-old boy in indiana. he fell into a sink hole in the sand near the lake michigan shoreline. he was buried for three hours under 11 feet of sand. emergency crews say they had a hard time getting him out. he was falling deeper in to the sand as rescuers approached him. >> this is unprecedented. they didn't actually see the initial collapse but when they got to him they could actually see him for a little bit, tried to dig him out and the total collapse happened. >> the boy was taken to the hospital. he was playing in an area that was closed for restoration. a lunchtime dare is likely to blame for making more than a dozen sick in san diego. school officials say 22 elementary school students dared each other to drink milk with salt, pepper, carrot and hot sauce mixed in. 18 of them got sick and had to go to the hospital. >> people have been lining up to see the new movie about oscar grant yesterday fruitvale station opened in select cities. it's a drama of grant's last day of life. >> the middle of july is here. let's check in with rosemary. >> we have got a pretty start to the day. some of us waking up with sun where yesterday we had the clouds along the coastline still partly sunny to mostly cloud. we will stay partly cloudy for this afternoon. its going to be a great day for tailgating, mostly sunny skies, upper 60s to low 70s. for the afternoon and then right about game time at 7:05, 64 degrees and cooling it down. by the end of the game upper 50s to near 60, bring along the jacket. to your forecast as we get through the morning and the afternoon along the coast upper 50s to low 60's. you can sea fort entire day but around the bay area the temperatures are starting to rebound. by noon 70 degrees. 74 in the afternoon. the inland communities will see the bingest warm up with upper 70's to low 80s the extended forecast here, we are settling into this seasonal like pattern and aren't going to change a lot for the next several days, tomorrow a lot like today. monday, tuesday slightly cooler, wednesday slightly warmer. i will have a look at the highs coming up. >> it's 8:26 and the royal baby watch is in full force in london. media outlets from around the world, check that crowd out. they are camped out. her due date is believed to be any day now and when the babbly is on the way the palace will announce. >> a new warning for pet owners in san francisco. why officials say tainted meat balls could be putting the lives of you and your animals at risk. >> and after almost a week of delays, relief could be in sight for travelers at sfo. why the airport decided to open its damaged runway early and what it means for passengers today. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and soon we'll be ending alzheimer's disease. and that'll be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.org . go women are dead after an attack at a jewelry marte. what witnesses say they heard during the chaos. good morning. welcome back. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly attack at a san francisco gold and jewelry store. it happened yesterday at about 2:15 located in basement of a gift marte. two women were killed and a man injured. other shop owners say the women were employees and that the match is the store owner. the suspect is in police custody. he was arrested after firing shots at officers. >> there was a lot of screaming and just people running up and down the hallways, frantic. >> we ducked into a room and then they started locking the doors, from there they told us to get in the back of the building. >> suspect was treated for superficial rooms. the male victim is in critical condition but is expected to survive. investigators found a foldable knife and gun at the scene. they say they don't know the motive right now. the owners of 888 brandon said we are saddened by the shootings at 888 brandon. we extend our sympathies. the attack caused scary moments. police evacuated the stores inside the jewelry marte. other office buildings nearby were locked down. people were finally allowed to leave about four hours after the shooting. we talked to a store owner who said she knows the two women when were killed and said one victim was in her 30s, the other in her 40s. >> very nice people. i mean, two nice girls and the owner, very nice person. >> the identities of those victims have not been released. >> poisonous meat balls could pose a threat to humans. the tainted meat balls were found in the twin peaks and diamond heights neighborhoods. they contained levels of poison that could be lethel for humans. they warn that poison could be absorbed through the skin. police are advising anyone that comes across anything suspicious call the police and if your dog eats one contact the vet immediately. san francisco animal care and control said a dog named oscar died after he ate one of the meat balls. his owner said oscar ate it in their diamond heights neighborhood on july 3rd. police say they have found dozens of other tainted meat balls and continue to look for the person responsible. >> now to the crash of flight 214, sfo runway 2-8 left is operational again. it reopened just after five last night. two days ahead of schedule with only three runways in service. the airport had to work quickly to reopen due to continued flight delays. workers put down new asphalt, replaced navigation lights and removed jet fuel that spilled from the plane. officials say asiana and it's insurance agent will pay for the repairs. doctors at san francisco general say they did everything they could but a third crash victim, another girl has died. as the family griefs they ask the hospital not to release details like age, name or the her injuries. doctors said she had been in the intensive care unit since the crash. a group of students in south korea gathered to pay respects to the victims. they bowed their heads and held a flower. there was also a photograph of two of the teens killed on the day of the crash. a student red a sympathy letter that will be sent to the teen's families. the group then went to the embassy to offer mess inland communities of support and sympathy. >> a tour bus driver arrested in san francisco on drunk driving charges is scheduled to be arraign the later this month. the 60-year-old was arrested last friday near stockton and poe streets. he was driving a delux sightseeing tour bus when he was arrested. he faces charges that include driving under the influence and driving with an open container of alcohol. his arraignment is set for july 22nd. and a teen is recovering after falling through a sky light in a funeral home. the 13-year-old broke through the glass. he fell 15 feet and suffered deep cuts from the glass. firefighters say he lost a lot of blood but is now in stable condition. they are trying to find out what he was doing on that roof and how he fell. >> a jury awarded a family one million dollars in a civil lawsuit filed against the city of san jose. the case stems from the 2007 death of steve solinas. he died in a confrontation after an officer used a taser on him. families say he was high on pcp at the time but the attorney said he was unarmed and argued that the taser use was excessive and contradicted to his death. >> there is wrongful death out there. a lot of cases aren't proven but we took this to trial and i'm happy that we did. >> san jose city attorney said the city is disappointed in the ruling and is considering appealing. oakland city workers could get their first pay race in six years. that's after the city and two of its largest unions reached a possible deal on a new contract to give the workers a 2% race this monday and a 1% raise next july. workers staged a one day strike during the negotiations. >> it is a wait and see game for people in bay area who depend on bart to get to work and get around every day and the possibility of another strike is still looming. now both sides metaphor several hours in oakland yesterday to continue labor negotiations. worker contract extensions expire at the beginning of next month. and if they do not reach a deal the unions have said they will strike again. they aren't available for the weekend so talks aren't scheduled to resume until monday morning. bart police are also looking for a couple caught on video having sex in a train car. officers believe a third person used a cell phone to take pictures of them. lewd activity is illegal, violater cscope be banned from riding. investigators say the video is grainy but they are hoping it'll help them identity the people involved. >> a temporary fix is being proposed that could let the new eastern span open by labor day. it was delayed after the find of cracked bolts but now a solution is being proposed. it would install shims to strengthen supports and let the bridge open while repairs are made. officials said they have asked the highway administration to review the proposal. >> >> though the opening date of the span on hold some finishing touches are still being made. crews paveed it with special asphalt with a high strength, poxy glue. it's only two inches thick and is designed to flex with the bridge. they say it is easier to fix as well as maintain. >> time now 8:36. if you are heading outside right nou bring a jacket but we may not need one later in the day. >> and the temperatures already beginning to turn around. we were mostly clear and without that blanket of low clouds areas like oakland, along the shoreline cooler than yesterday. if you have the low clouds it helps insulate you and temperatures were up on friday. now giving you a live look here from san francisco across the bay. partly cloudy skies to mostly sunny for most places. with that sun now up for a couple of hours, two and a half the numbers are starting to rebound as some of us are warmer than 24 hours ago. we see how it works and the low clouds still hugging the coastline and areas around half moon bay reporting visibility from two to four miles, you can see parts of the city, the western edge into almost downtown we have low clouds, partly sunny and matchy fog this morning. the low cloud deck not as thick the marine layer not as thick. it's four to 800 feet, shallower than it was yesterday. the sea breeze, the on shore breeze not as quick through the delta. fairfield reporting 14 miles an hour. sort of been stuck there but yesterday it was close to 20. that's weakening. the marine layer shrinking and the times going do be warmer. 62 fairfield, 61 concord. 61 in livermore, around the bay area upper other's to low 60's. mountain view 59, haywood, in to the north way. widespread 50s, santa rosa, mostly sunny, they started out in the mid to upper 40s and mostly cloud y with fog. a big improvement. 63 east, in lafayette and as we slide into around pittsburgh 62 for you, off to a nice to mild start in areas around antioch and brentwood. afternoon highs for today upper 70's to low 80's. temperatures from three to six degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. 87 walnut creek. 88 pleasanton. low 70's oakland this afternoon. at the lake it's free rental boat day. so if you get out there between one and three you may be able to pick up a boat and paddle around for free 83 for saratoga, along the peninsula, 75 san mateo. 66 expected in san francisco. the extended forecast here, little change. not a lot to talk about. tomorrow a lot like today. we will cool slightly as we get into monday. tuesday looks to be the coolest day and then temperatures begin to rebound on wednesday. back toes desk. > signs have been posted at a homeless camp warning it'll soon be cleared out. it's located just under the parkway. those who have set up camp are causing concern for nearby residents. neighbors say they are worried about crime, potential fire danger and water pollution. >> the conditions but the fire dangers of them lighting something on fire. they have to keep warm. >> you aren't looking -- it's like you -- it's okay to live and exist just as long as you aren't seen or known that you exist. >> police say they will be clearing the camp on tuesday. they also say they will try to get anyone still there connected with county housing and mental health services. >> google is delaying construction of its new campus. sources say work is going to be delayed by six to 12 months because the company wants to him prove the design. you are looking at an artist rendering much the campus. google had said it planned to open that new campus by 2015. want to give a heads up to drivers in san francisco about a repaving project on market street that is going to affect traffic. that work is taking place along market street. there is the map for you between 4th and 6th. cars, bikes and several muni lines will being detoured . the work is expected to be completed by sunday. the repaving work will improve curb lanes and provide smoother lanes. >> the new fight to protect college students here in california. the call to help make college more affordable. >> and the wait is over for people looking to get their fix of twinkies. which companies 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driving difficult. a number of people had to be rescued from their cars and then the traffic signals, those have gone dark in a lot of neighborhoods because of power outages, state transportation said some parts have seen four inches of rain. > e egypt is bracing for another day of violent protests yesterday thousands of supporters of the former president chaptered and marched to protest his ouster. last week the military over true him. he was the country's first democraticly elected president. since then violent protested have last 50 dead. the interim prime minister is expected to swear in a new cabinet next week. the president said he is concerned about the violence in egypt. he called the king of asudi ara bia to discuss it. they agreed their countries have a shared interest in supporting the stability of egypt. more have been purity in the running of the bulls in spain. they were gored. now there is word today that another 20 were hurt. it happened after a large group of people fell on top of each a. many were crushed into a pile but two were attacked by a charging bull. the nine day street festival ends tomorrow. >> this morning the government said it's not received a formal appeal for asylum from edward snowden. he came out of hiding at the airport yesterday to announce he would seek it. it could be a temporary move before going to country that's offered him protection. the president spoke to the president of russian, the white house said russia gave him a platform by letting him meet with activists yesterday. a state panel is pushing for more safety oversight following last year's fire at the chevron refinery. they suggested a task force be created as part of the epa and use existing regulators other agencies. the task force would have later penalties and would have a realtime monitoring system. month -- jerry brown has declared a state of emergency more than a month after a devastating fire. it's called the power house fire. it burned 47 square miles of brush . the fire started on may 30th. it was contained two weeks later. it lets the county qualify for federal funds, that would be used to prepare roadways damaged by the blaze. > the homeland security secretary is moving to be the next president of the university of california. she stepped down yesterday as secretary of homeland security. she would be the first woman to lead the ten campus uc system. the lieutenant governor who sits on the board said her abilities as a leader trump her lack of experience. >> outside the box choice. we get someone with a fresh perspective with an outsider perspective but about to work with in governor eking. >> she issued this statement. i realize i am a nontraditional candidate in my experience. i have found the best way to start is just to listen. she graduated from santa clara in 197 1979. her leaving leaves another empty seat in the obama administration there. are now 15 openings and 45 leadership positions with in homeland security. her chief of staff and the director of immigration and customs enforcement are also leaving this month. critics say it's important because they affect the nation's security and immigration policies. >> students and lawmakers calling on congress to act sooner to reduce interest rates for student loans. loan rates doubles from 3.4 to 6.8%. yesterday jim costa called for them to be reset. at same time 22 senators including barbara boxer, sent a letter to the united states secretary of education and the federal trade commission asking for an investigation into allegations that businesses are preying on students trying to repay loans. and starting in january, the ged test apparently will be harder and more expensive. the test is going to focus more on critical thinking skills and it'll use new standards that could make it harder to pass. test takers will no longer be able to use paper or pencil because that new test is only going to be offered on computers and will cost almost twice as much as it does now. california prison officials report a break-in a statewide hunger strike. they say about 7700 refused to eat yesterday. that's down from more than 12,000 on a strike thursday and 30,000 earlier this week. the state considers it a hunger strike after they skip nine meals. prisoners are protesting solitary confinement. >> limited dining hours, closed offices and reduced flying time. that's what workers at travis air force base had as the first day of furloughs took effect. more than 1500 civilians at the base took the dayoff yesterday. furloughs caused by budge cuts will be in effect every friday through september 21st. during that time civilian employees cannot exceed 32 hours a week. city leaders in concord will celebrate a 2 million- dollar grant to improve safety. it'll be used in the monument neighbor load to add bike lanes, stopsigns and restripe crosswalks along detroit avenue. at 10:30 dr. 10:30 there will be a ribbon cutting ceremony. >> the wait is over for people looking to get their twinkies. wal-mart has started selling them at about 1600 of its stores. the company who makes them hopes to have them available in three thousand bay area stores by tomorrow. other retailers should get them starting on monday. they and other products have not been produced since november when hostess filed for chapter 1. >> organizers of the bottle rocket should be focusing on this year. the amount they still owe >> a minor warm up on the way for saturday afternoon. i will have a look at the temperatures expected in your area. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and then another. and another. and if you do it. and your friends do it. and their friends do it... soon we'll be walking our way to awareness, support and an end to alzheimer's disease. and that? that would be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.org . police in sacramento county are planning a big alcohol crack down as thousands of people rush to the river today for this year's rafting gone wild. alcohol is banned along pourings of the american river. the event brings a lot of booze to the waterways and some problems last year, more than 3,000 took part in the event. 23 people were arrested. hikers at the park are being warned about a mountain lion. it was spotted on the bear gulch trail. authorities say if you come across it make a lot of noise, try to look bigger, throw rock, do not run away. >> the city of napa said organizers of the bottle rocket festival still owe a lot of money . they had until thursday to repay taxpayers for using city services. the city manager said that some of the money has been paid back but organizers still owe more than $100,000. organizers say the debts will be paid. >> let's goo rosemary for a check on how the day is shaping up. warming up. >> warming up just a bit. its going to be a very subtle climb of temperatures, from three to six degrees above yesterday's highs, some of us may not even really notice. here is a sample of what you can expect. santa rosa, man, i have today on there i meant yesterday 78, today 81. 87 today. mid80s livermore yesterday. upper 80s so these numbers on your map, three to four degrees warmer than what we felt on friday and most of us will get the same type of trend. 74 for haywood this afternoon. 78 mountain view, 75 san mateo, 66 san francisco, upper 70's to low 80s for the north bay and the warmest communities inland, east bay, upper 80 a for fairfield, extended forecast here, not going to change very much. in fact temperatures tomorrow very similar to today. we will get a slight cooldown into the business week but notice temperatures still on the mild to warm side. low 70's around the bay. mid to upper 80's for midland communities. then a rebound into wednesday. looking good. back to you. >> san francisco giants posted a big number for the first time in a long time. down south the sunny san diego rego. top of the 5th. sandoval. next inning, bases 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coast, ridge of high pressure to the east, a little push and pull continuing to happen. for your weekend, this ridge of high pressure is going to nudge our way, bringing us a slight warmup, anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees for the inland communities. morning clouds are already clearing out. i do expect we'll be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy at the coast and mostly sunny elsewhere, with temperatures feeling pretty comfortable in most cases. i'll break it all down, coming up. san francisco police are investigating a deadly attack at a san francisco gold and jewelry store t happened yesterday about 2:15 at the store located in the basement of the gift center and jewelry mart at 8th and brannon. two women were killed and a man was seriously hurt. other shop owners say the women were employees and the man is the store owner. the suspect is in police custody. he was arrested after police say he fired shots at officers. >> there was a lot of screaming and just people running up and down the hallways, frantic. >> we ducked into a room. then they started locking the doors. from there, they told us to get in the back of the building. >> the suspect was treated for superficial wounds. the male victim is in critical condition, but is expected to survive. investigators say they found a foldable knife and revolver at the scene. they also say they do not have a motive right now. the owners of 888 issued a statement saying, in part, we are truly saddened bit shootings. we extend our sympathies to the families of those involved. yesterday's deadly -- [ no audio ] >> two very nice girls. owner, very nice person. >> there was a short evacuation, but eventually people were allowed to come back in. it lasted about four hours after the shooting. one store owner you heard from says she does know the two women killed and says one of the victim was in her thirties, the other in her forties. new this morning, a fatal accident near vacaville right now under investigation. it was reported shortly before 5:00 this morning on pleasant valley road near foot hill drive. early reports indicate that the vehicle may have overturned. there were at least two people in that vehicle. the chp says one person died at the scene. the father of a missing oakland toddler is out of jail this morning and he says he is distraught about his daughter's disappearance. 49-year-old john webb was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment after his 21-month- old daughter daphne went missing on wednesday. last night, webb was released from jail, after prosecutors decided not to file charges against him. webb told police he left his daughter in a car with his mother, who he says has dementia, while he went inside a convenience store in oakland. he says daphne was gone when he returned. >> my daughter is missing, and i have to live with that, even though i'm out of jail, still not free. >> webb says both he and his wife had nothing to do with their daughter's disappearance. last night, a vigil was held in the east oakland neighborhood where daphne was reported missing. san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened 9:45 last night on state and archer street. the victim was talking with someone on the sidewalk when a gunman walked up and shot him. he was rushed to the hospital, where he later died. so far, no arrests have been made. new information about the man killed in a large apartment fire in redwood city. the san mateo county coroner's office identifies him as 48- year-old darren michael pine. more than 20 people, including several firefighters, were hurt. nearly a hundred tenants left without a place to live. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but officials believe it started in the victim's third floor apartment. happening now, all four run ways at sfo are open this morning, and we just talked to the airport duty manager, who says there are minimal flight delays. runway 28-left opened last night, two days ahead of schedule. it was closed for nearly a week because of last saturday's crash. workers laid down a thousand tons of new asphalt, replaced navigation lights, and removed jet fuel that had spilled from the aircraft. asiana airlines and its insurance agent will pay for the repairs. passengers are quite confident things are getting back to normal. >> don't have any reservations at all. i'm pretty confident in the pilots and the flight staff. you know, i'm looking forward for him to have a good trip. >> the first plane to land on the repaved runway was a southwest airlines flight, a little after 5:00 last night. minutes ago, the associated press quoting chinese state media released the name of the third person to die in the crash of 214. the girl died yesterday morning at san francisco general hospital. chinese state media have identified her as lia yi pang and say she was a student who went to the same school as the other girls who died in the crash. her grieving family has asked the hospital not to release information about her, but doctors did say she has been in the intensive care unit since the crash. >> we've been asked by the family to provide them with some time and some space to appropriately mourn this tragic loss. >> san francisco general treated a total of 67 people from flight 214. 36 adults and 31 children were included. there are still six crash victims in the hospital, one male adult and five females, including a girl. two patients are listed in critical condition. stanford hospital has one patient in serious condition. san francisco police chief greg suhr confirms that one of the chinese teenagers who died on the day of the crash was run over by an emergency vehicle. he says the body of 16-year-old yi among wen was found on the ground, covered with foam that the fire crews had used to extinguish the fire on the plane. the san mateo county coroner's office is still trying to determine her exact cause of death. happening now, jurors in the george zimmerman murder trial are deliberating for a second day. they will decide whether the neighborhood watchman committed a crime or acted in self defense when he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. >> no justice! no peace! >> yesterday, dozens of people rallied in sanford, florida in support of martin. police and community leaders there are asking for calm, as they await a verdict. yesterday, the defense made its closing argument. >> it is a tragedy, but you can't allow sympathy to feed into it. >> the judge in the case ruled this week that the jury can consider the lesser charge of manslaughter, as well as second degree murder. . starting out with a live look at san francisco, you can see we do have gray skies, patchy fog in and around san francisco this morning. we have a warmup on the way. we're beginning to see those signs already this morning. starting with storm tracker 2, we do have low clouds along the coastline. the marine layer, not as thick as yesterday, so that influence, not going to be as widespread, especially for our inland communities. we're looking at a warmup for your area today. the low cloud deck, not as widespread either. although i'm still seeing a few patches. napa reporting partly cloudy skies, stretching across richmond, sauce let low, tiburon. woodside, perhaps redwood city, palo alto, you may have partly cloudy skies as well. gilbert reporting partly cloudy skies at this hour. the low cloud deck, not as low. onshore breeze has weakened. fairfield reporting 10 miles an hour. through the delta this morning, a lot -- not as strong as yesterday. yesterday, winds were at about 20 miles per hour. today, 10. you can see we've fallen off quite a bit. temperatures at this hour, 68 in fairfield. 67 livermore. 64 in concord. nearing 70 degrees for walnut creek. temperatures now a couple of degrees warmer than where we were 24 hours ago. it's a trend we'll see into the afternoon. around the bay area, low 60s, oakland, heyward. 58 in san francisco. upper 50s over parts of the north bay, where we are sunny right now where we were cloudy yesterday at this time. could be slightly cooler, but with the sun now shining for sometime, temperatures are beginning to turn around. 60 degrees at foster city. 63 palo alto. sliding south a bit, sunnyvale, 67 outside your door, low 60s in and around saratoga. afternoon highs for today, upper 70s to low 80s santa rosa. movado, 69. 68 for sausalito for the afternoon. east bayshore line, low 70s for the afternoon today. alameda, oakland, a's playing today, going to be beautiful for the afternoon if you'll be out there tailgating. then low to mid-60s at game time, in the 7:00 hour. inland communities for the east bay, a warm one. upper 80s to low 90s. on to the santa clara valley, 84 los gatos. upper 80s morgan hill, gilroy. mid-70s for santa cruz with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. the peninsula this afternoon, 80 degrees. woodside, redwood city, 78 for mountain view. 66 in san francisco. low 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies for the coast. extended forecast here, subtle changes in store. tomorrow will be a lot like today, so hopefully you are enjoying this weather. getting into monday and tuesday, we cool slightly and then we warm a bit on wednesday. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers, coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. a big race on san francisco bay is finally scheduled to take place today. the world's most famous sailing competition, the america's cup has had problems up to this day. but two challengers hope to put the troubles behind them and give sailing fans a san francisco treat. ktvu's alex savidge has more with what we can expect at the waterfront. >> reporter: mike, there have been a couple of races involving just a single boat out on the bay, but today, the competition really heats up. we'll have our first head-to- head race involving two america's cup challengers. before that all happens, there's going to be quite a bit of activity at the america's cup pavillion, starting about an hour or so from now, when fans will be making their way in here. there will be a marching band, trophy on presentation as well, and then eventually at noon, 12:15 to be precise, two america's cup challengers will finally square off against each other out on the water. italy's luna rosa team will face the emirates team of new zealand at 12:15. this is the first head-to-head matchup in the louis vuitton cup, a preclude to the america's cup that happens this september. these boats will be going fast today, close to 46 miles per hour. both the emirates team and the luna rosa team have only sailed in solo races so far. that's because their scheduled opponent is still working to get back on the water, following an accident back in may that killed one of the members of that team. again, the first head-to-head race during the louis vuitton cup will happen at 12:15. doors open at 10:00 today. there will be a marching band here. the america's cup trophy will also be on display as well. and of course the organizers are hoping for big crowds here today to watch this first head- to-head race in the america's cup series. live this morning at san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu, channel 2news. rough weather moves in on a very populated area. the monster storm that has hundreds of thousands of people running for cover. >> new restrictions on abortion in a case that has drawn thousands of demon strairts. how opponents plan to fight this bill. . >> but first, let's take you outside for a look at the san mateo bridge. things are moving along just fine there and the sun is out. rosemary says it's shaping up to be a very nice day around the bay area. time on the clock is 9:12. this is mornings on 2. a live look there at the tower, the bottom half, shrouded in low clouds and fog. marine layer has shrunk and the onshore breeze has weakened. we have a gentle warmup in store for most of this afternoon. [ screaming ] massive waves slamming the coast of china. the waters are being turned up by a typhoon that's already dropped a reported 8 inches of rain. schools are shut down and a police officer was killed by a falling brick overnight. they expect up to 14 inches before the typhoon moves on. new this morning, the republican-controlled legislature in texas has approved one of the most restrictive abortion bills in the country. >> house bill 2 is finally passed. [ applause ] >> lawmakers passed the legislation just before midnight central time. democrats strongly opposed the bill, with more than 2000 demonstrators filling the capitol billing in austin. but the governor of texas will sign the bill in the next few days, banning abortions after 20 weeks and requires all abortions take place in surgical centers. democrats who successfully delayed the bill last month through a late night filibuster plan to take the issue to the courts. in ohio, the man accused of holding three women captive for a decade now faces nearly a thousand criminal charges. prosecutors have filed a 977- count indictment against suspect ariel castro. charges include rape, kidnapping and aggravated murder. castro is accused of starving and punching one of his victims who was pregnant until she miscarried. prosecutors have not yet decided whether to seek the death penalty. in france, investigators are looking into whether a faulty switch may have caused a train derailment last night that killed six people near paris. nearly 200 people were hurt in the crash and nine are still in critical condition. the packed train had just left paris, with 385 passengers on board when it crashed right into a station platform. investigators say human error has already been ruled out as a cause. it is france's deadliest crash in years. it has been one week since a train derailment devastated a small town in canadian quebec. these photos show what is left after 72 tanker cars carrying crude oil jumped the track last week and exploded. 50 people are presumed dead and 28 people are confirmed dead. the chair of canada's transportation safety board says it could be months before investigators know what happened. operations are back under way at london's heathrow airport, but an investigation is being launched after an empty boeing 787 dreamliner caught fire. officials say the fire started on an ethiopian airline 787, more than eight hours after it had landed. now, the fire was not near the lithium batteries. remember, the batteries were the issue that caused the grounding of the dreamliner fleet back in january. in a separate incident yesterday, a florida-bound 787 was forced to return to england after it developed an unspecified mechanical issue. california attorney general kamala harris calls a petition to stop gay marriages in california quote, baseless. the state began allowing same- sex marriages two days after the state dismissed prop 8, but a petition has been filed with the california supreme court, claiming prop 8 should still be law since the high court did not specifically rule on the constitutionality of gay marriage. governor brown is urging the california supreme court to reject these arguments. lawyers for brown and harris filed a brief in state court. in it, it says after years of litigation, there is now a final determination that proposition 8 is unconstitutional. plenty of people will likely head to the state fair in sacramento this weekend. yesterday, the fair kicked off at the cal expo fairgrounds and organizers say there's something to do for everyone in your family and that does include music. this year, the concert lineup includes en vogue, leann rimes, and of course all that deep fried and bacon-covered food. >> bacon-covered chocolate dipped cheesecake. >> what was that? >> bacon-covered chocolate- dipped cheesecake. >> i kind of want to try it! the fair runs through july 28th at the cal expo. >> would you try it? >> i would. why not! everything's better with bacon. >> why not? you're right. call them man-made tremors. what scientists say has triggered a big increase in earthquakes. >> and the rush to rescue a boy who fell into a huge hole in a sand dune. >> today's afternoon highs will warm above yesterday's. at this hour, already beginning to see that climb. i'll have a look at temperatures and a time line, coming up. . people have been lining up to see the new movie about oscar grant. yesterday, fruitvale station opened in select cities, including fran, oakland, berkeley and new york. it is a dram dramaization. signs have been posted at a homeless camp in pleasant hill warning the camp will be cleared out. those who have set up camp are causing concern for some nearby residents. neighbors say they are worried about crime, potential fire danger, and water pollution in a nearby creek. police say they will be clearing the camp on tuesday. more than a month after a devastating wildfire, california governor jerry brown has declared a state of a emergency in los angeles county. it is called the power house fire. it destroyed 53 structures and it burned 47 square miles of brush, all in a rural section of northern l.a. county. the fire started on may 30th and it was contained two weeks later. the emergency declaration will allow that county to qualify for federal emergency highway funds to repair roadways damaged by the blaze. a new study is linking fracking to earthquakes. fracking involves blasting chemicals, water and sand deep into the earth in order to extract oil and gas. researchers say southern and eastern parts of the u.s. had more than 300 earthquakes in the last three years. they suspect the quakes may have been triggered by the injection of waste water into deep underground wells. they say the process can destabilize fault lines. the study is published in the journal of science. in this morning's weekly address, president obama says overhauling the nation's immigration system can provide a big boost to the economic recovery. >> here in america, we've always been a nation of immigrants. that's what's kept our work force dynamic, our businesses on the cutting edge, and our economy the strongest in the world. but under the current system, too many smart, hard-working immigrants are prevented from contributing to that success. >> the senate has already passed a bipartisan bill, but the president says the republican-controlled house must now act. he says former president george bush agrees with him that immigration reform needs to become law. and president obama and the first lady are going to go back to martha's vineyard next month for a nine-day vacation. it is going to be their fourth summer trip to the massachusetts island since he became president in 2009. a trip to the beach almost cost the life of a 6-year-old boy in indiana. he fell into a sinkhole in the sand near the lake michigan shoreline. he was buried for three and a half hours under 101 feet of sand. emergency crews say they had a very difficult time digging him out. he was falling deeper into the sand as they approached him. >> this is unprecedented. they didn't actually see the initial collapse, but when they got to him, they could actually see him for a little bit, tried to dig him out and that's when the total collapse, as they described it, happened. >> the boy was air lifted to a chicago area hospital. he was playing in an area that was closed for restoration. time now, 9:25. let's head over to rosemary and check on the weekend forecast. we've been talking all morning about it warming up a little and being a nice day for folks outside today. >> yes, nice for most. along the coastline, could be cool. not the best beach day. well inland, a little warm. but for most, very comfortable. lot like yesterday. we're just going to warm those afternoon highs up by a few degrees. outside our door right now, upper 50s, upper 60s. upper 50s at the coast, 60s around the bay, nearing 70 degrees inland. by the lunch hour, upper 50s to near 60 at the coast. upper 60s around the bay. nearing 70 degrees. inland communities, upper 70s to low 80s, where you see the patches of orange. antioch, livermore, you'll be into the low 80s by lunchtime. for the afternoon, 88 in fairfield. 87 concord. 89 livermore. perfect weather to maybe get out and swim in the pool. 74 for heyward. 73 in oakland. 80 degrees redwood city. upper 70s mountain view. in and around the bay, a gorgeous day just to be outdoors, out and about, maybe doing shopping, maybe a festival. your extended forecast here, little change about sums it up. temperatures will cool slightly getting into monday. tuesday, a tad cooler, then slightly warmer on wednesday. back to the desk. they have caused dogs to get sick, but could people actually be next? a new warning about the tainted meat balls found in san francisco. >> and an early opening for the runway that was damaged by the asian in a crash. what that means for sfo and travelers using the airport. ; . two women are dead after an attack at the san francisco jewelry mart. what witnesses say they heard during the chaos. >> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2, everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. san francisco police are investigating a deadly attack at a san francisco gold and jewelry store. it happened yesterday at about 2:15 at a store located in the basement of the gift center and jewelry mart, which is all at 8th and brannon. two women were killed and a man seriously hurt. other shop owners say the women were employees and the man is the store owner. the suspect is in police custody. he was arrested after police say he fired shots at officers. >> there was a lot of screaming and just people running up and down the hallways, frantic. >> we ducked into a room. then they started locking the doors. from there, they told us to get in the back of the building. >> the suspect was treated for superficial wounds. the male victim is in critical condition, but he is expected to survive. the investigators say they found a foldable knife and revolver at the scene and they say at this point, they don't have a motive. the owners of 888 brannon issued a statement staying in part, we are truly saddened by the shootings at 888 brannon. we extend our deepest sympathies to the families of those involved. yesterday's deadly attack caused very scary moments for business owners and shoppers. police evacuated the 20 or so stores inside the jewelry mart. other office buildings nearby were locked down and people were finally allowed to leave four hours after the shooting. we talked to one store owner who says she knows the two women killed. one victim was in her thirties, the other in her forties. >> very nice people. two nice girls and the owner, very nice person. >> the identities of the victims have not yet been released. now to the crash of flight 214. the duty manager at san francisco international airport tells us any delays at the airport are about 15 minutes or less this morning now that runway 28-left is once again operational. it reopened last night, two days ahead of schedule, with only three run ways in service the airport had worked quickly to reopen 28-left due to continued flight delays and cancellations. workers put down new asphalt, replaced navigation lights and removed jet fuel that had spilled from the aircraft. sfo officials say asiana airlines and its insurance agent will pay for the repairs. the burned-out fuselage is being kept in a fenced-off area at the airport. sfo says the wreckage will probably stay on the property for at least another week. the plane has been attracting onlookers. some people have driven by and even stopped to take pictures with the aircraft. >> i cannot even believe i'm here watching this. i can't believe i can stand here and see this wreckage up close and personal. >> sfo officials say it is up to the airline to dispose of the wreckage now that ntsb investigators say they have completed their onsite investigation. well, just about 30 minutes ago, the associated press quoting chinese state media, released the name of the third person to die in the crash of flight 214. the girl died yesterday morning at san francisco general hospital. chinese state media identified her as lia yi tang and says she was a student who went to the same school as the other two girls who died on the day of the crash. her grieving family has asked the hospital not to release information about her. doctors did say she had been in the intensive care unit since the crash. a group of students in south korea gathered to pay their respects to the victims. the service included mourners bowing their heads and holding a flower. there was also a photo of the two chinese teenagers killed on that day of the crash. the south korean student read a condolence letter that will be sent to the teens' families. a south korean group went to the chinese embassy in seoul to offer sympathy. a janitor was crushed and killed at a grocery outlet store in redwood city. 43-year-old mindy uto was found 10:00 thursday night inside a machine that is used to crush cardboard boxes. investigators are now inspecting the machine. grocery outlet chain says uto worked with the company for about five years. grief counselors are going to be at the store today. a teenage boy is recovering from serious injuries after falling through a skylight at a funeral home in mill valley. the 13-year-old broke through glass on the roof of fern wood last night. the marine independent journal reports he fell 15 feet and suffered deep cuts from the glass. firefighters say he lost a lot of blood, but was in stable condition at marin general. they are still trying to figure out what he was doing on the roof and how he fell. a tour bus driver arrested in san francisco on drunk driving charges is scheduled to be arraigned later this month. 60-year-old leon maynard was arrested last friday near stockton and post streets. police say he was driving a deluxe sight seeing tour bus when he was taken into custody. he is facing several charges, which include driving under the influence and driving with an open container of alcohol. his arraignment is set for july 22nd. hikers at san mateo's wunderlich county park are being warned about a mountain lion, spotted on the bear gold's trail yesterday morning about 10:30. authorities say if you come across a mountain lion, make noise, try to look bigger or throw rocks, but avoid running away. poisonous meat balls found in two san francisco neighborhoods could also pose a threat to humans. the tainted meat balls were found in the twin peaks and diamond heights area last week containing levels of strike nine that could be potentially lethal for humans. they also warn the poison can be absorbed through the skin. police advise anyone who comes across anything suspicious to call 911. if you think your dog has eaten the meat balls, contact a veterinarian immediately. san francisco animal care and control says a dog named oscar has died apparently from eating one of those meat balls. his owner says oscar ate one in their diamond heights neighborhood back on july 3rd. police have found dozens of the tainted meat balls and continue to look for the person responsible. oakland city workers could soon get their first pay raise in six years. that's after the city and two of its largest unions reached a tentative deal on a new contract. it would give some 3500 workers a 2% raise this month and a 1% raise next july. last week, city workers staged a one-day strike during the contract negotiations. it's a wait and see game for people in the bay area who depend on bart to get to work every day and the possibility of another strike looms. both sides met for several hours in oakland yesterday to continue labor negotiations. worker contract extensions expire at the beginning of next month and if they do not reach a deal, they say they will strike again. since mediators are not available over the weekend, they are not scheduled to resume talks until monday morning. bart police are looking for a couple caught on video having sex in a train car. officers believe a third person used a cell phone to take pictures of the couple. lewd activity on bart is illegal. violators can be banned from riding on transit. investigators say the video is a little grainy, but they hope it will help identify the people involved. a temporary fix is being proposed that could allow the new eastern span of the bay bridge to open by labor day. the bridge's opening date was delayed following the discovery of cracked bolts back in march, but now an independent bridge engineer is proposing a temporary solution. it calls for installing metal shims, which would strengthen the earthquake supports and allow that bridge to open while long-term repairs are made. bridge officials say they have asked the federal highway administration to review that proposal. even though the opening date of the new eastern span is on hold, some finishing touches are still being made. yesterday, crews paved the self- anchored suspicion span with special asphalt that contains a high strength epoxy glue. the asphalt is only two inches thick and is designed to flex with the bridge. they also say the special asphalt is easier to fix and maintain. google is delaying construction of its new campus at the nasa aims research center. sources say work will be delayed by six to 12 months because the company wants to improve the design. this is an artist rendering of the proposed bayview campus. google had previously said it planned to open the new campus by 2015. well, a heads-up for drivers in san francisco. a repaving project on market street is affecting traffic there. the work is taking place along market between 4th and 6th. cars, bikes and several muni lines are being detoured around the area. work is expected to be completed by sunday. repaving work will improve curb lanes and provide smoother rides for drivers, as well as bicyclists. a popular beer festival that raises money to fight breast cancer will take place from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. at fort mason center. the event began in 2000 to support low income women. the event features dozens of bay area and west coast breweries. . we have a minor warmup in store for your saturday, giving you a live look at san jose. mostly sunny skies, low 60s in the forecast. good to moderate air quality in store for your weekend as well. temperatures are beginning to rebound. we are sort of locked in this pattern here. we have a trough off the coastline, ridge of high pressure to the east of us. they are giving us just a gentle tug back and forth. for your weekend, this ridge pulls west, warming our air mass. it's also bringing in a warmup that will lead to anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees for inland communities, also dying down is the onshore breeze and the marine layer has shrunk quite a bit in the last 24 hours. for today, partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy, fog at the coastline, 60s for you there. around the bay, 70s. inland areas warming into the 80s. a few low 90s i do expect for the afternoon for the far inland communities. low clouds hugging the coastline this morning and a few patches remain around napa. you can see over parts of the san pablo bay, sausalito, tiburon with mostly gray skies in and around the golden gate bridge. in and around redwood city, seeing a few patches as well as gilroy. but it's thinning out and we will be mostly sunny heading into the next hour or so. onshore breeze weakening. fairfield reporting 10 miles per hour yesterday at this time, blowing to 20. when we turn off the onshore breeze, temperatures begin to warm up for our inland communities. that's what we'll see for today. that's what we're seeing around parts of the bay area already. 68 in fairfield right now. 64 for concord. 67 livermore. we've got 61 for oakland. 60 degrees in san francisco. upper 60s over parts of the north bay. a nice rebound over the north bay. santa rosa woke up in the upper 40s with mostly cloudy skies, now mostly sunny and feeling pretty good. for the afternoon, a nice one. santa rosa, 81 expected. 78 novato. 73 for oakland. 73 san leandro. low 70s in alameda. 70 degrees for berkeley. upper 80s to low 90s for the inland communities. santa clara valley, a nice, warm day. 88 morgan hill. 82 san jose. 82 for cupertino. mid-70s with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. in santa cruz, boardwalk's going to be a fun place to be today. 80 degrees for redwood city. 72 san bruno. 66 in san francisco. low 60s again, remaining mostly gray for the coast today. extended forecast showing little in the way of temperature change. notice tomorrow, a lot like today. getting into monday, just a tad cooler. tuesday, looks like at this point will be the coolest day. then a slight warmup in store for wednesday. if you are going to be out and about, i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers, coming up. it's an event known to turn violent at any moment. this year, it's no different. what happened at the running of the bulls in pamplona, spain? >> but first, there's a pretty shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. if you've got to go into the city, traffic is moving along just fine. don't have any major problems to report right now. time now, 9:41. this is mornings on 2. . welcome back. a live look there across the bay, waking up with partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy for san francisco and along the coastline. well, your time now is 9:44. we want to recap our top stories this morning. one suspect is in custody after a deadly attack at a san francisco gold and jewelry store. this all happened yesterday about 2:15 at the store at 8th and brannon. two women were killed and a man was seriously hurt. the motive is still unclear. and today, the search does continue for 21-month-old daphne webb in oakland. webb's father was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment after his daughter went missing on wednesday. last night, he was released from jail after prosecutors decided not to file charges. and we are just two and a half hours away from the first real race in connection to the america's cup. the skippers of the two boats say the speeds could reach nearly 46 miles an hour. ktvu's alex savidge is live along the san francisco waterfront with all the preparations. alex? >> reporter: yeah, well, a lot of excitement out here. of course you have racing fans coming here to san francisco from all around the world. and today, things are really going to sort of ramp up here, because after solo races, races involving just single boats, today we finally have head-to- head competition. two america's cup challengers squaring off out on the water. that will happen, again, just after noon today. italy's luna rosa team will be facing the emirates team of new zealand at 12:15, when the race kicks off. this will be the first head-to- head matchup in the louis vuitton challenger cup series, a prelude to the america's cup that will happen this september. these boats will be going fast today, could be sailing close to 46 miles an hour whether they near the end of the race is what we're told. now, both the emirates team and the luna rosa team have only sailed in solo races so far. that's because their scheduled opponent in both races, artimas racing is still working to get back on the water, following an accident back in may that killed one crewmember. now, a short time ago i talked with one man who works at an america's cup merchandise store. he told me that he thinks today there will be big crowds out here. [ no audio ] >> reporter: this gentleman i spoke with did tell me he thought there would be large crowds out here today, and he encouraged people to come down. he says it's a great day for a race and, again, this will be the first head-to-head race during the louis vuitton cup series, happening at 12:15 today. back out here to a live picture, before that race gets going today, there will be a lot of action here at the america's cup pavillion. they will open gates here 15 minutes or so from right now and folks will stream inside. a marching band comes inside as well and the america's cup will be on display. everything kicks off at 10:00 this morning along the waterfront in san francisco. live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu. if approved, it marks an historic change. the uc board of regents is expected to meet next thursday and elect janet napolitano as the next president of the university of california. she stepped down yesterday as secretary of homeland security. napolitano would be the first woman to lead the 10-campus uc system. lieutenant governor gavin newsom, who sits on the board of regents regents-- >> outside the box choice. you get someone with a fresh perspective, with an outsider's perspective, but a remarkable capacity to work within governing institutions. >> napolitano issued this statement. i realize i am a nontraditional candidate n my experience, i have found the best way to start is simply to listen. she graduated from santa clara university back in 1979 and was the school's first female valedictorian. this morning, the russian government says it has not received a formal appeal for asylum from nsa leaker edward snowden. he did come out of hiding yesterday at the moscow airport to announce he would seek asylum. it could be a temporary move before he heads to venezuela, bolivia or nicaragua, all countries that have offered him protection. president obama spoke with the russian president putin yesterday about snowden. the white house says russia gave snowden a propaganda platform by letting him meet with human rights activists yesterday. more people have been hurt in the annual running of the bulls in spain. an american college student and two span yarred were gored. now there is word another 20 people were hurt at the entrance of the ring, after a large group of people fell on top of each other. many were crushed in the pile, but two runners were reportedly attacked by a charging bull. the nine-day street festival in pamplona ends tomorrow. the royal baby watch is in full force in london. media outlets from around the world are all camped outside the hospital where the duchess of cambridge is going to give birth. her due date is believed to be any day now. some say it's today. when the baby is finally on the way, the palace is going to announce that the duchess has been admitted to the hospital. the eight-month wait is finally over for people looking to get their fix of those twinkies. wal-mart has started selling the treats at about 1600 of its stores. the company hopes to have them available in about 3000 bay area stores by tomorrow. other retailers should get those iconic snacks starting monday. twinkies and other hostess products have not been produced since november, when hostess brands filed for bankruptcy. in today's ticket saturday, we want to give you a chance to beat the heat. today you have a chance to win a family four-pack of tickets to raging waters in san jose. that park was just nominated one of the top 10 water parks in the u.s. by "usa today." for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight and the secret word in this case, easy to remember, just type in "splash." >> good movie, too, by the way, 1984. >> you're dating yourself. >> dating myself. it was almost a tragedy at sea. a capsized boat left the family bobbing helplessly until a man swam for hours to save them. hear his heroic story. >> plus, a slight warmup expected for today. i'll have a look at your numbers, coming up. . a jury awarded a family south bay $1 million in a civil lawsuit filed against the city of san jose, from the 2007 death of steve salinas. he died in a confrontation at a motel after an officer repeatedly used a taser. their attorney says salinas was unarmed and argued the taser use was excessive and contributed to the death of salinas. >> there is wrongful death out there, you know, and a lot of cases aren't proven. we took this to trial and i'm really happy that we did. >> san jose city attorney says the city is very disappointed in the ruling and is considering an appeal. penn state is offering settlements to some of jerry sandusky's sex abuse victims. the school's board of trustees says it has tentative agreements. so far, none of the agreements have been signed. last year, sandusky was sentenced to serve more than 30 years in prison for sexually abusing 10 boys over a 15-year period. and families of the victims who died in last year's sandy hook school shooting will each receive $281,000. that's the decision of the committee in charge of distributing the donations in newtown, connecticut. according to the hartford current, families of surviving victims will get $20,000 each. two teachers who were hurt in the shooting will split $150,000. country music singer randy travis remains in critical condition, under heavy sedation at a hospital in texas. doctors performed surgery earlier there week to relieve pressure on his brain, after he suffered a stroke. it was a complication from heart failure. his publicyst is asking travis' fans for prayers and support. nelson mandela's wife says she is less anxious about his health than she was last week. she says the former president of south africa continues to respond positively for treatment. the 94-year-old has been in the hospital with a recurring lung infection for five weeks. a lunchtime dare is likely to blame for making more than a dozen students sick in san diego. school officials say 22 elementary school students dared each other to drink milk with salt, pepper, carrots and hot sauce mixed in. well, it didn't take long, as you can imagine, for the students to get sick. 18 had to be taken to the hospital, but they were later released. the city of napa says organizers for the first-ever bottle rock festival owe the city a lot of money. festival organizers had until thursday to reimburse taxpayers for using city services two months ago at the event. the city manager told the napa register some of the money has been paid back, but event organizers still owe more than $100,000. organizers say those debts will be paid. police in sacramento county are planning a big alcohol crackdown, as thousands of people rushed to the river today for this year's rafting gone wild. alcohol is banned along portions of the american river, but police say this event brings a lot of booze to the waterways and some problems. last year, more than 3000 people took part in the event. 23 people were aested. we want to tell you about an amazing rescue where a man swam five hours to save his family after their boat capsized. it happened during a storm off the coast of maryland on wednesday. 46-year-old john riggs managed to swim to shore, despite rough conditions. once on land, he ran for help, knocking on the very first door he saw. >> it wasn't an option. it had to be done. i had been out there all night. >> rescue crews eventually reached his four family members, two hours later. they were clinging to the upside down boat. following the success of the cable network animal planet, there's now a new channel devoted to -- [ no audio ] >> the dog tv network makes a splash beginning august 1st. directv is launching the channel with programs specifically for pups, their target audience, 57 million households in the u.s. that own a dog. >> a channel for everything. 9:56, not a bad day to take your dog out for a walk or a run, right, rosemary? >> absolutely. get away from the coastline and we're looking at nice conditions for plows of us. in and around the coast for your 10:00 hour, mid-50s. low 60s for the bay. low 70s inland. as for lunchtime, even warmer. low 80s in the forecast for the inland communities during the lunchtime and noon hour around the bay. upper 60s to low 70s. upper 50s for the coast. 73 in oakland, 66 for san francisco for the afternoon. 78 mountain view. north bay, upper 70s to low 80s. mostly sunny in most cases already and temperatures anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees warmer than where we stood 24 hours ago. this trend will continue into the afternoon. so expect anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees of a warm over yesterday's highs. but notice the extended forecast. not a lot of change. hopefully you enjoy this. we've got upper 80s in the forecast for the inland communities for tomorrow. low 70s for the bay. low 60s around the coastline. a tad cooler back to work on monday. tuesday, slightly cooler than that. then temperatures rebound once again. all in all, not a bad-looking forecast. >> not bad. thanks, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. be sure to join ktvu for our next newscast following the rockies-dodgers game. >> and of course we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. there's a shot of the oakland coliseum. a's and red sox. 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hundreds of protesters clashed. >> demonstrators also shut down a portion of a freeway. >> rallies sprang up across the nation. >> in san francisco, chicago, baltimore and new york among other cities. >> president obama is calling for camp. he said we are a nation of laws. >> naacp has asked the justice department to file civil rights charges against george zimmerman. >> you think if he would he would carry a gun again? >> yes. even now there's more of a reason. >> every day this man's a fugitive on the run, he puts the united states national security more at risk. >> deputy secretary of state william burns is in egypt to meet with the country's new leaders. he's the highest ranking u.s. official to visit egypt since the military ousted former president muhammad morsi. >> any advice on baby names? >> i think they should go for david. doctors will perform an autopsy today on actor cory monteith. admitted he tested positive for a banned substance. >> a house explosion not only shocked the neighborhood in corpus christi but a tv station live on the air. carly rae jepsen. this may be the worst first pitch in history. >> jordan speak, first pga tour winner -- >> a 6-year-old boy who was buried alive by a giant sand dune at an indiana park is said to be recovering well. >> i really hope we get to meet this young man because he's extraordinary. >> on "cbs this morning." >> indy car driver sebastian bordia accepts his trophy. >> there goes that lovely crystal trophy. >> watch his face. welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning norah, i missed you. >> thank you, charlie, good to be here. >> there is emotional reaction across the country after the acquittal of george zimmerman. a jury found him not guilty saturday night in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. in hollywood 64 arrested in a protest this morning. a large group had gathered on sunset boulevard. police in riot gear broke up the crowd. >> in philadelphia, about 700 people marched to protest. we begin our coverage with don dahler in "new york times" square. >> reporter: good morning, charlie, norah, and viewers out west. new york city was a site one of the largest protests. it began downtown moving through times square and on northward to yankee stadium in the bronx. that is a distance of about nine miles. despite the size of the crowd and the emotions involved new york city police say it was a peaceful protest. protesters started gathering sunday afternoon, a day after the acquittal of george zimmerman. >> the justice system isn't looking out for us. this verdict has set us back in this country. that's why we're all out here today. >> reporter: soon hundreds of people were marching north to types square taking over city streets and bringing traffic to a standstill. many believe it was a clear case of racial profiling that led to trayvon martin's death and say the justice system failed. >> if the roles were reversed that man wouldn't have got off. >> reporter: as protesters took to the street politicians took to the air waves. >> the fact is we have the best judicial system in the world and we respect it. >> if the rule is you got to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, there were plenty of reasonable doubts there. >> i worry about all those young black kids out there that see a system of justice that maybe doesn't respendond to them. >> reporter: this is just the latest in the ongoing national debate over the circumstances in trayvon martin's death. protest organizers say they're planning more action in the coming weeks. the nypd says there were only minor arrests. the protesters say this is far from over. there is another rally scheduled for 7:00 p.m. tonight in the bronx. charlie, norah. president obama's calling for calm in a statement released yesterday. the president said, quote, i know this case has elicited strong passions. i know those passions may be running even higher. we are a nation of laws. a jury has spoken. >> george zimmerman faces a new series of problems. the case first received national attention when mark strassmann reported it right here on "cbs this morning" in march of last year. he joins us now from sanford, florida. mark good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. there are all sorts of he perceptions of george zimmerman. now that this verdict is behind him, he's eager to step back into the world. but not everyone's eager to welcome him back. zimmerman has his freedom back. his gps ankle monitor is off. he can travel abroad and live anywhere in america. but he will never get back the life he led before he killed trayvon martin. >> i'm sure if he could weave his magic wand he would sort get his life back. >> reporter: attorney general mike o'mara defended zimmerman. me says the crime watch volunteer will have to look other his shoulder for the rest of his life. >> he has to be very cautious and protective of his safety because there's still a fringe element who have said at least in tweets and everything else that they want revenge. >> reporter: with his not guilty verdict, zimmerman is now eligible to carry a concealed weapon again. but to his critics, zimmerman's name has become a racial flash point. >> it boils down to you got a 17-year-old kid who is minding his own business wearing a hoody, and gets accosted, getsful lowgets ful followed by an individual who wants to be a cop. >> reporter: the department of justice has said it will now review the trial records for possible civil rights violations. zimmerman once dreamt of a career in law enforcement. he could again. but first he has to live with knowing he shot and killed an unarmed teenager. lawyer don west helped defend him. >> this is something no one gets other. there's no winners here. there's no monsters here. that's the tragedy. >> reporter: now that the verdict is in, the court will release all the case evidence. commarly ly charlie and norah, zimmerman could reclaim the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. >> legal analyst jack ford joins us. what's next, what might the justice do? >> they will look and decide whether there should be any federal prosecution. people may say wouldn't that be a violation double jeopardy. the answer is not necessarily. if he was tried again, it wouldn't be for murder and manslaughter. there's certain situations where the same set of facts and circumstances can give rise to different state and federal charges. here's what happens. the justice department is always very cautious when there's been a state level trial. they will look to see -- it's not enough -- >> isn't it a high standard? >> very high standard. it is not enough for people to disagree with the verdict. the justice department will jump in if there's a failure to prosecute or if there was some fundamental flaw with the first trial. there's a lot to look at. including they look at the first trial and say, is there any way to believe the second trial would be any different here? statistically, it's not probable that it would happen. but we've seen in the past the rodney king case. it's certainly possible that the justice department can say we're going to prosecute the civil rights violation, attacking trayvon because he was black. >> don't they have to show some - sort of animus? >> exactly. it would be the notion that george zimmerman violated trayvon martin's civil rights the right to be safe and not be attacked, because of his race. that's the important part. >> that's one avenue for the department of justice. what about the family in the civil case? >> the family could file a civil case. a good comparison the o.j. simpson trial. found not guilty in the criminal case. the family sued him civilly. first, you're looking for monetary damages, there's no jail involved. it's the families against each other essentially. but there are differences. the standard of proof in a civil trial is much much lower. civil trial, a mere preponderance of the evidence. in a civil trial, they can compel george zimmerman to testify. >> what kind of second guessing will there be about this trial? >> i think people have to realize -- we've talked about this, from the beginning, this was a hard case for the prosecution. i think you'll see people saying, why didn't you just go with a manslaughter charge? the reality is with trials and verdicts there's always disagreement. but here there shouldn't be real surprise. >> jack ford, thank you. nsa leaker edward snowden has documents he claims detailing how the national security agency actually works. that's according to his main contact in the press, guardian columnist glenn greenwald. he claims the new revelations could show people how to evade nsa surveillance. >> snowden spoke to reporters friday for the first time since he arrived at mosscowmoscow's international airport. >> i had family a home and i lived in great comfort. i also had the ability to search for and read your communication. >> our senior correspondent john miller's with us. he's a former deputy director of national intelligence. good morning. >> good morning. >> so what -- if he had the nsa blueprints, what does that mean and how damaging could it be? >> well, what that most likely is, is for every big program in the nsa, there's a briefing document, usually a power point presentation on some level of pretty intimate detail that explains what the program is how it works, how it relates to other programs. it won't have the collection platforms, meaning if we had a bug in putin's office it wouldn't list that in the program. but it would say how we collect. if you were the adversary, you'd look at a document like that and say, oh, so this is how all this works. well, let me use countermeasures to close up those vulnerabilities. it would be helpful to enemies of the u.s. >> edward snowden has been seen some as a whistleblower. now he's saying look i know how the whole nsa works. i have the blueprint for it. what's the motivation behind saying that now? >> that's a hard question. because, you know, our story begins simply enough i want to tell americans that in the dragnet that sweeps up communications of terrorists and spies, some of their communications gets vacuumed up in that and someone may look at it. it's different to say, while we're at it here are the documents that explain how the nsa collects against foreign adversaries, whether they're terrorists in afghanistan -- >> as he's trying to seek asylum in russia. >> exactly. thematically he's made an interesting turn here. it's hard to understand. unless you boil it down to the ideology that either spying is wrong, which at what point all countries are supposed to stop or that spying should be done out in the open, at which point it's not spying. >> what's your best guest as to what happens to edward snowden? >> we're in a nightmare scenario charlie because, you know, the one likely scenario is that he -- that u.s. pressure against all the places he wants to go succeeds and that in the great law of unintended consequences we push a guy with a bag full of strategic secrets on eavesdropping into the hands of the adversary we're probably eavesdropping against an awful lot which would be russia. >> he claims he has this dead man's pack what's that? >> this is a series of encrypted data drops he has left with trusted associates that if anything happens to him, supposedly, these people have the keys -- or know how to find the keys to open those things and out spill the rest of the secrets. >> one of the top obama administration's top envoys is on the ground in egypt. the highest ranking american to visit cairo since morsi was ousted by the military. margaret brennan is in washington. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. the state department's number two diplomat deputy secretary of state bill burns, is meeting now with egypt's political leaders and armed forces. it's a controversial visit. as those rulers came to power through a military coup. thousands of mohamed morsi's supporters continued to take to the streets as deputy secretary burns meets with the military regime that ousted morsi from power just 12 days ago. he remains under house arrest. burns will push for morsi's release and appeal for a halt to what the u.s. calls politically motivated attacks. violence has killed 92 people in recent days most of them supporters of the recent president. the main goal pressure egypt's leaders to hold elections soon and to maintain stability. the u.s. provides more than $1 billion in military financing, in part to maintain its peace treaty with israel. it's a worry for prime minister netanyahu. >> our concern is the peace treaty with egypt. one of the foundations of that peace treaty was the u.s. aid given to egypt. >> reporter: the obama administration is under pressure to remind cairo that the remainder of that aid could depend on their actions. on sunday senators john mccain and lindsey graham called for the administration to suspend assistance in order to force democratic change a threat that may be limited. the senators acknowledge that the u.s. should continue its counterterrorism and security agreements with egypt. secretary burns will also meet face-to-face with activists, religious leaders and the business community, many of whom remain deeply suspicious of washington's motives. >> thank you. an autopsy is set today for corey monteith, the star of "glee," found dead on saturday. the 31-year-old had a history of drug abuse and checked himself into a treatment facility in april. >> a heat wave will bake the northeast this week and texas will get some much needed rain. meteorologist jeff berardelli is tracking it all. >> looks like low to mid-90s for a good chunk of the country this upcoming week. it is going to last probably at least the next five days or so. during the day today, high temperatures, hottest along the eastern seaboard about 95 on the i-95 to corridor from hartford to philadelphia. notice temperatures out to the west a little cooler but those will heat up as the heat wave expands to the west. the jet stream is to the north. locking all the cool air in canada. temperatures in the 90s. feels like temperatures up to 100 degrees for a good chunk the week. here's some good news for texas. the rain we've seen around 2 to 4 inches already, we're likely to see another 2 to 4 to ease the extreme drought and to ease the heat. today's going to be a bargain in dallas at only 80 degrees. >> jeff thank you. the royal baby batch is reaching fever pitch. the future king or queen of england could arrive at any moment. prince william and soon to be mom kate seem to be taking it in stride. mark phillips is outside st. mary's hospital in london. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah, good morning, charlie. the perceived wisdom is the royal birth could be any day now. the country is doing what william and kate are doing and frankly what we're doing, waiting. for all the talk about how this royal baby will be different from all the other royal babies this royal father to be could be found in familiar regal surroundings waiting for the big day. on the polo pitch. the sport of kings is still apparently the sport of kings in waiting. prince william spent part of the weekend charging around on a pony. although with more modern transport at the ready should the most important all calls come. >> he played great polo. yeah, i should think it's brilliant. i believe he had a helicopter on standby. >> other people were on standby too. the world's paparazzi have they places staked out at the hospital where kate is scheduled to give birth any day now. this of course won't just be any royal baby. it will be born to the royal glamour couple and is the first baby that will be in line to the throne whether it's a boy or a girl. the old boys first rule is being disposed of. >> i thing a lot of people here think this child will be a girl. i think it will be lovely for the 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>> in you're the adversary you'd look at that and say oh, this is how all that works. let me use counter-measures to close up vulnerabilities. >> the state department is meeting now with egypt's political leaders. looks like low- to mid-90s for a good chunk of the country this upcoming week. >> the royal birth could be any day now. the country is doing what william and kate are doing and, frankly, what we're doing, waiting. >> airlines in the business of selling seats. in some cases they are hiding them. >> set you up to buy a premium coach seat. >> a 6-year-old boy was trapped for nearly four hours buried under a huge sand dune in indiana. >> we weren't going to give up. >> call me maybe should not expect a call from the bullpen. >> sometimes we don't have our best days. >> you don't expect somebody who is a great singer to be a great pitcher. >> we all have our strengths. >> eye-opener at 8:00 presented by choice hotels. i'm charlie rose with gayle king. it's good to be back. >> we missed you, charlie, we really did. >> norah o'donnell. the account -- acquittal of george zimmerman by florida jury sparked protests in cities around the country this weekend. demonstrators called for justice for trayvon martin the unarmed black teen killed by zimmerman in february 2012. >> one of the largest protests was in new york city. hundreds marched into times square bringing traffic to a standstill. the rallies were mostly peaceful. a march in los angeles turned violent when protesters clashed with police. demonstrators also shut down interstate 10. >> civil rights leaders calling for federal charges against george zimmerman. they say he violated trayvon martin's civil rights by racially profiling the teenager. michelle miller in sanford, florida. michelle, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the naacp says nearly half a million people have signed its online petition urging the justice department to pursue criminal civil rights charges against george zimmerman. we spoke with the president of the naacp at the organization's national convention in orlando. >> the justice system still has more to do. it's not over yet. >> when you talk about the department of justice and attorney general stepping in what would that look like? >> they would step in and file federal charges probably based on the hate crime act, which says a hate crime is a hate crime wherever it happens. >> the case went to trial. there was a verdict. shouldn't you accept it? >> we put our faith in our justice system, but we ultimately accept this verdict. accept this verdict, the country should accept we have civil rights laws for a reason. there is more that not just can be done but should be done. >> reporter: in a statement, the department of justice says it is looking into the state's case here in sanford to see if there are any charges that should be pursued and if there's enough evidence to support them. norah, gayle, charlie. >> thank you, michelle. asiana airlines says it will sue its san francisco area television station. ktvu reported fake and racially offensive names for the pilot in the crash this month. three people died in the crash at san francisco international airport. it damaged the reputation. the anchor who read the names apologized on air. ntsb taking the blame. it said quote, in response to an inquiry from a media outlet a summer intern acted outside the scope of his authority when ep erroneously confirmed the names of the flight crew on the aircraft. the heat is on for much of the country, especially in the east. forecasters say temperatures will reach into the high 80s to mid-90s, from the great lakes to mid-atlantic to new england. the summer blast expected to last until friday. there will also be severe heat in the west from texas to idaho. >> canadian authorities plan an autopsy today for "glee" actor cory monteith. the 31-year-old star was found dead in a vancouver hotel room on saturday. carter evans looks at the performer and his troubled personal life. ♪ just a small town girl living in a lonely world ♪ >> reporter: every since "glee's" debut four years ago, cory monteith has played fin hudson, a high school football player who also loved to sing the heart of the show's harmonious ensemble cast. >> it's a rare find to see an actor who can be credible as an athletic cool guy, jock high school kid and also have the musical chops to be credible as a musician. ♪ >> reporter: monteith was last seen entering his vancouver hotel room alone friday night after going out with friends. when he failed to check out on saturday, his body was found by hotel staff. on "glee," monteith's character fin faced a long list of problems. everything from relationship woes to a pregnancy scare. >> whatever i did, i'm sorry. >> i'm pregnant. >> reporter: but those issues paled in comparison to real life woes. monteith recently went public with his history of drug addiction. the 31-year-old said he first received treatment at age 19 and he just completed another stint in rehab three months ago. hollywood history is filled with tales of stars who this issues with drugs, kicked them and then relapsed. if that's the case here i don't think people will be too surprised. however, the fact that this could have possibly escalated to the point it would kill him, i think that's the big shock, if it's true. >> monteith's on screen and real life girlfriend is in mourning. she's issued no statement and her publicist said she's asking for privacy. "glee" had just been renewed for two more seasons. monteith's character was expected to play a major role in upcoming episodes. there's no word yet from fox on how the show will address the loss of one of its biggest stars. for "cbs this morning," carter evans, los angeles. >> so tragic. >> a sad story. friends had said they talked to him that day and that week and that he seemed fine very, very -- they say about drug addiction, if that turns out to be the case it's a very difficult thing. >> very difficult. a former mayor of harrisburg, pennsylvania, spent big bucks to create a wild west museum. it didn't work out so thousands of artifacts are going on the auction block. the items include a stuffed buffalo and hundreds of antique guns. the money will help pay down harrisburg's $300 million debt. tomorrow on "cbs this morning" we'll take you behind the scenes of this auction. well no news is not good news for all those reporters in london waiting for the royal baby. dozens of photographers are still camped outside the hospital where the duchess of cambridge will give birth. buckingham palace has not confirmed a due date for the future king or queen. one leading bookmaker says many customers are betting today or tomorrow will be the day. i feel we've been hearing it will be any day now for the past at least 10 days. >> i think tomorrow. >> you think tomorrow. >> you have it on good authority. >> yes. >> we know that whenever the baby comes, the media is ready. we are ready for this story. >> i can't wait. >> i really capital wait. 8:09. i don't know if i believe you from a few good men to the west wing nobody writes like aaron sorkin. now he's back in studio 57. we'll ask him which current events will make it into season two of the newsroom. >> all that mattered a movie in '98 that blew up at the box office. it's a really good clue. next on "cbs this morning." 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>> no. >> no? so what was it that kept you holding on? >> just thinking about we we could drink hot chocolate and put a blanket around me. >> reporter: as for john he had to find a way to keep himself going. >> was there any point where you felt like, okay, i don't know if i'm going to make this? >> yeah yep, a lot of times. and i'd just get thinking if something happened to them out there and i didn't do everything possible, you know i'd never be able to live with myself. >> john finally reached land at 1:00 a.m. five hours after leaving his family behind he made it to a woman's front door. it was early in the morning. they called 911. >> and your name. >> my name's john riggs. >> okay. are you on the boat now? >> no. i swam ashore. >> what? >> i've been swimming since sundown to get to shore. >> john and contessa are hearing the call for help for the first time. >> contessa, what do you think? >> amazing how calm you were. i would have lost it after they kept asking all those questions. i'd be like just do something. >> the next morning seven and a half hours after their boat had capsized, they were rescued. >> there's a part of it that doesn't seem real. like it seems like maybe it was just a dream or even worse, you know, this is just a dream and i'm still out on that boat. holding on. >> so what? you're a hero. >> i don't feel like it. a hero is superman or something like that. i'm just a family man just trying to take care of my family. >> reporter: contessa says she's going to get john that pair of shoes she promised him before he made that five-hour swim. fortunately through all this no serious injuries scrapes, and bruises, sore muscles, that's it. they really credit their life vests for saving their lives out there, and, of course, uncle john. gayle, norah charlie? >> hey, jeff do you happen to know how old john riggs is. >> reporter: i'm sorry, gayle? >> do you know how old john riggs is? >> reporter: john riggs is 46 years old and a strong strong man. >> that's an amazing fire damaged an apartment complex overnight... on bridgepointe parkway in san n it is 8:25. time for some news headlines. a three-alarm fire has damaged an apartment complex overnight on bridgepoint parkway in san mateo. firefighters used an infrared camera to find the source of smoke. it was a fire in between the walls. they then broke through and put the fire out. it reportedly started in a ventilation system from a laundry room. no one was hurt. a blood drive is being held at sfo today to replenish blood supplies following the crash of asiana flight 214. the drive happens from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the arrivals level of terminal 3. travelers and others are welcomed to donate. the new eastern span of the bay bridge may open on labor day weekend. the bridge's seismic safety review group says a temporary fix could make a delay to december unnecessary, but the metropolitan transportation commission says the plan for a temporary shim still needs to be vetted. traffic and weather coming up. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] gentle lilac... ...fungi still there. ocean breeze... ...e. coli still around. air fresheners like febreze air effects... aren't approved to kill the germs that cause the odors. lysol disinfectant spray does more. we call it healthing... because it kills 99.9% of germs that cause odors at the source. and now you can use it to freshen the air too. lysol... a fresh smelling home... ...and a healthy one. good morning. an earlier crash in orinda was on westbound 24 right before the caldecott tunnel. it's now cleared. unfortunately, traffic is backed up. we are seeing brake lights from acalanes. in the meantime our other drive times in the east bay very slow this morning from the altamont pass up the nimitz through oakland and down the eastshore freeway, as well. more than 30 minutes right now from the carquinez bridge to the maze. taking you outside, here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. so with the crash eastbound, that's now gone. westbound in the commute direction looks good and 880 in oakland once again busy in the northbound lanes past the oakland coliseum. that's traffic. here's lawrence. we are looking at some sunshine this afternoon in the valleys, still a lot of fog to deal with this morning but some sunshine in places inland right now. you see that low cloud deck that surged onshore, drizzle inside the coast and at the bay. this afternoon, sun and 80s inland. 60s and 70s around the bay. 50s and low 60s toward the coast. some cloudy skies there. next couple of days we'll keep these temperatures down with plenty of clouds, hot toward the weekend. 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"new york times" says some track your cell phone. some customers complain. some tech experts make customers feel like they're being talked. britain's the independence is slamming jennifer lopez. she god paid $10 million for quote, sayre nating crook s crooks thug thugs and cronies. >> the "los angeles times" says a survey says in hotels they have wouked out with soap towels, even lamps. i would never take a lamp or a sheet. charlie what are you taking out of the hotel room? are you taking a tv? >> no. danica patrick took out her boyfriend. she lost control and slid into her boyfriend ricky stenhouse jr. who bunched up with another driver. in the end she wound up 37th. >> that's got to be awkward, sorry i slammed into you. "harry potter's" author jk recalling is now writing under a fake name. the mystery of her new novel has just been solved. >> reporter: the book at the center of the caper is "the cuckoo's calling," the one by detective robert galbraith. >> they noticed he shared an editor and publisher with superstar rk rowling and eventually they revealed the two writers were actually one in the same person. the cuckoo's calling whoez sales had been a little anemic rocketed up it's opened up a whole new avenue of writing for her and i think it's possible she might pick up new fans people who like to read classic mystery stories, people whoever too old for "harry potter." >> reporter: the cuckoo's calling" is rolling out scored. she wrote the casual vacancy." >> i will be happy if i can can writing. it's nearly everything. it's not everything but i need to h. i need to write. >> reporter: the "harry potter" southeast, seven volumes sold over 700 million. for "cbs this morning," elizabeth palmer london. >> that story, the second season of hbo's "the newsroom" featured last night. the biggest drama is behind the scenes. >> you'll have to tell me what the story is. >> no. >> she can lead us to someone who needs to apologize. >> what does she want an apology for? >> being smug. >> really. >> i know. i can't -- >> you're full of beans today, aren't you? >> that's a no, isn't it? >> aaron sorkin is promising big changes in the new season. welcome. >> good to be here. >> big changes. what do you mean? more romance and less news? >> no no. what's great about hbo is each season can be like a different vacuum of the same books tlch's one overarching story that takes us through the entire season that all the other stories are hung on and these guys have -- it's based on something called tail wind that hamid in 1998. >> a libel action is sort of the center for everything else. >> yes. >> you admit agonizing a lot over season 2. in fact, going back to hbo and asking if you could redo it. >> right. yes. agonizing. that's not the first thing. i got -- i'd written the first three episodes shot the first two and there was nothing wrong with those but i saw that the structure that i had installed was going to wear out around episode 5 or 6 so i went to hbo and asked to do something very costly. they didn't hesitate before they said yes. they've been fathering. >> did you watch it last night. >> i did watch it last night it's different than sitting at home and watching it on tv like a regular viewer. >> absolutely. you want to feel what it feels like. television, i don't need to tell you guys, is different. it's a more intimate experience. >> experts always watch it at home. >> you should. and back in the old days woody allen wouldn't allow his shows to be shown on tell vags because he didn't thing people would laugh when they were by themselves. >> we had jeff daniels here but let me ask you. why would you do a show about the newsroom? >> i love workplace dramas. it felt like an excising workplace, one where you could tell a variety of different stories. the reason why it's from the recent past is not to show the pros here's how you should have done it a year and a half ago. i don't have anything approaching that level of sophistication to do that. the reason why said it is i like the dynamic you can have with the audience. >> here's what's interesting to me. you said i don't know anything about ratings and i have the ratings to fwhak up but if i were the president of cnn, i would put the smartest people in a newsroom and i would ask them this question. what would a utopia look like and what would stop us from doing that? my question is the newsroom your utopian news show? >> you know no. and here's why. i don't know enough to make a utopian news show. >> i have to tell you the difference between writing a show and doing the news is the twirchs between drawing a binlding and doing a building which is to say they're almost always unrelated. >> the thing that i like about the show is when you look at the news today, the zimmerman verdict, ash ya na plane crash, weight for the royal babe do you see any of those making their way on southbound 2 of the newsroom? >> it would be season 3. first of all, no one's asked us to do a third season. >> would you like a third season? >> of course. whou who wouldn't. >> i would like to ask you about cory monteith. you've been very candid about your drus use and he has too. before he died he was talk with friends and before he died he was in such a good place. that's why it's such a surprise. >> let me be clear i don't know any of the surkss surrounding what happened to cory and i wouldn't want to speculate on anything. i want to make clear to your viewers. i had a cocaine addiction for ten years. this last april, it's been 12 years that i've been clean. being in good mood that's dangerous time. >> how so? >> once you're clean and sober, you don't know how to celebrate anymore. you've forgotten how do that. for me those have been the strarjest times, opening night, winning an award. what you want to do is the stick with your friending frmt but something so fantastic is happening that's the moment that you think, boy, i deserve it tonight or this is the way i know how to celebrate. frankly what you have to do is go to bed early that night. >> that's why i wut stunning to his friends. he was good. >> yeah. if there's an addict that you love, don't look for them to be in a terribly dark place. it can happen just as easily when you're on top of the world. >> back to "the newsroom," what gift do you have and what's the gift to lie dodger. >> they used to take me to see place when i was way too young to under like "who's afraid of virginia woolf" when i was 9d years old. that becomes your new style. >> in the news. reus charlie rose jane fonda who plays a character says she thinks her character would have slept with charlie rose. >> yeah. explain this to me please. >> it's a good compliment. >> good choice. i thought so too. >> jane fonda in this season has surprised us with some of the things she's said. she's certainly not done with her life. >> why did she choose me? >> who wouldn't choose you, aaron sorkin. >> back at you. my favorite moment is bill mcavoy listen in the bar. that just got me right there. >> thanks. and lots of times when i'm stuck which is all the time one way is i drive around and listen to music. sometimes i'll listen to a song -- i want to write the segment that will go aloud with that store. >> thank you so much. from the fictional world of politics to a real (sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. i am sir can-a-lot here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (male announcer) break the monotony. visit spam.com. . writer mark leibovich has written a new book a piece inside the culture and personalities. it's called "this town plenty of parking and a funeral." good morning. >> hi norah. >> you talk about people trading on influence, being part of the club, which you admit being part of. >> right. >> what's new. >> what's new is there's so much more money than there ever was before. this was not true 30 40rk years ago. and also there's so much more media. people don't know the full sort of extent of the circus that washington has become over the last decade or so. >> here has it become any different? you describe d.c. is that any different than l.a. or new york? >> not as much as you'd think. there's one big difference. washington is built on service. american people are paying for this. my even this is a city that is fundedpy, you know taxpayers, corporations are just throwing a lot of money into it. and frankly, i mean, there's an expectation that it should be different. so, yes, it has a lot in common with silicon valley wall street. i mean washington is supportedly a different kind of city. >> are you worried about people in washington speaking to you at this point. associate misfit probably teased as a youngster at the gym. magnetism of a dried snail who could pass as an oddball. senator schumer, a bombastic jew and -- wow, mark, are you worried about the next time you one of these? >> first of all, i don't think it's relevant. >> what's the point you're making. >> as a journalistist you have to write what you see. you know journalism should be uncomfortable. that's what we should be doing. we should be making people and readers uncomfortable. people are focusing on the who news and gossip and what very you but the more serious group, people who run your country and to run your country. >> this chicken and egg issue which is do they give them what they want and they've told them in a lot of ways and if in fact the public showed it appreciated more analysis and more gative reporting and more foreign news it would be there. i think it would. i think so some degree the marketplace speaks. but i also think in politic as what you've seen recently is america does speak, you know with their numbers. immigration reform is going to get a lot closer now than it ever did because people see the numbers ben fitz there. that your book takes a whack at journalistism is one cocktail awaying being a sellout. is there a thing where they gain access in order to garner some insider information? >> yes there is. >> do you know what i'm saying? >> i totally do. >> all of -- all of your anecdotes in the book are from you an tends the very cocktail parties that you dislike. >> right. well, now at owl well, not all of them. when you go you're working. you pick up a lot of stuff. you could have a larger fills so calf luxury. i don't have the luxury of being a fellow one. >> you call yourself out when you think i was grinning a little bit too much in that picture and the other title could have been suck up city. >> absolutely. thichlg that's a big part of it. >> good to see you. 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'sup the more you know, the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum bum - bum - bum -bum ♪ >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. protestors were out in oakland this weekend over george zimmerman's not guilty murder. the former neighborhood watch volunteer was acquitted saturday in the death of trayvon martin in florida. the demonstrations were mostly peaceful, except for flag- burning, broken windows and graffiti. demonstrators are expected to protest in san francisco again today. they marched along market street yesterday moving through san francisco's downtown area then ending with a rally at justin herman plaza. a teenage boy is dead after a shooting in east san jose at about 1 a.m. yesterday. police showed up this is a large party breaking up. then officers stopped the car with a wounded 17-year-old inside. he later died at a hospital. this is san jose's 28th homicide of the year. and now here's lawrence with the forecast. >> very cloudy start to the day around much of the bay area. those clouds bringing some drizzle out toward the immediate coastline. a very gray day out toward the beaches for today and probably not going to improve a whole lot. still, we have low pressure at the coastline bringing in cooler air, cooler start to the week. things change on wednesday and thursday. by the weekend, could get hot. still, today we'll see some temperatures in the 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s toward the coast. keeping you cool the next couple of days, but after that we start to heat things up and getting hot as we look toward the weekend. we're going to check out your "timesaver traffic" coming up next. 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Yakima Steak Company is one of the premier restaurants in town. Conveniently on the corner of 3rd and Yakima Avenue in downtown Yakima, it's a sure winner
Yakima Steak Company is one of the premier restaurants in town. Conveniently on the corner of 3rd and Yakima Avenue in downtown Yakima, it's a sure winner