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raises new questions. good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2". it is sunday, july 21, i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. we will get over to rosemary orozco with the forecast. very similar to how we woke up yesterday. and we are waking up with a thicker cloud deck. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. by the afternoon a few degrees cooler than where we sat yesterday. in the extends the forecast, the possibility of a few sprinkles, we will have more on this coming up. we begin with developing news from the peninsula. >> in san mateo county, it is back open. this accident killed a good samaritan. this is near woodside road and farm hill boulevard. the chp said the driver of a honda rear understanded a vehicle. a good samaritan then stopped and got out of his car to help. then another vehicle came by and hit him. >> it is the good samaritan that stopped to assist the parties in the original crash. then that party was struck by another vehicle as he was, after that on the freeway. a woman with the victim was taken to the hospital with emotional trauma. they he suffered injuries from the crash. the rest and the -- they arrested the driver of the honda on dui charges. san francisco police say a shootout in the middle of the street left one person dead and one in serious condition. this is across from a play ground. alex savidge is joining us live with more on the investigation. alex? >> well, good morning. the deadly shoot out happened in the middle of the street in the middle of o'farrell and larkin and it is next to the playground. one man was killed and another critically wounded here. >> two groups were involved in the moving gun battle. but san francisco don't it believe any innocent bystanders were hit. the shooting started around 8:40 last night. they saw two groups of armed men shooting at each other. >> they came out and pulled their guns and that's when shots were fired at them. the chief said they didn't hit any of the gunman. >> they were automobile to take the shooters into custody and brought the dangerous gun battle to a close. >> by all accounts of the officers, numerous people in the area. again, it is terrific they came on the scene when they did. this could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: they found two guns and none of the people have been identified in the shootout. that includes the person taken into custody and the person who was killed and the person taken to the hospital. at this point they can't say if it is gang-related and if they were shooting at each other in the first place. there was some kind of dispute and they decided to settle it by shooting at each other in the middle of a busy street. in the end, they don't believe innocent bystanders were hit by gunfire. >> alex savidge. ktvu, channel 2 news. there is new information about the limousine fire that killed people on the bridge. nine women were celebrating the wedding. now it has talked to the estranged wife of the limo driver. the driver kept calling her that night and they were arguing shortly before the fire. this raises questions about whether the driver was too distracted when they tried to alert him the back of the vehicle was filling up with smoke. the chp is going to issue a report about the cause of the fire focusing on the friction from the drive shaft. this crash on the antioch freeway sent someone to the hospital. he was in second place chasing the reeder when he made contact with another car. murphy's vehicle hit the wall and rolled over. they had a tough part there with the car to free him. >> sometimes these things are opened and sometimes this happens am and you make contact. murphy was airlifted with major injuries. they suspended the race after the crash. >> day of action resulted in mass demonstrations including a few peaceful ones in the bay area. >> darkness can't drive out darkness. hate can't drive out hates. only love and light. the new amphitheater, a candlelight vigil was held to remember the life of trayvon martin and other young victims of gun violence. they wrote notes of hope and peace. there were demonstrations days earlier. this was a conclusion and was nonviolent. >> we give out into the universe for trayvon's family and all of the young people who find themselves receiving a mess san jose that their lives actually are hanging in the balance. >> oakland police report no arrests in any of the events yesterday which included an annual bike ride that turned into a rally for trayvon north continue. they made sure there were not any troubles. they walked behind a march from the plaza to lake merit. they were raising attention to marissa alexander. a woman who was jailed for firing a warning shot. they want her released understand the stab your ground law. ever jean quan spoke at one of the rallies. she attended a demonstration. and when quan stepped up to the microphone, they tried to shout her down. the radicals never liked me, that's okay. >> i don't know that they here anyone's mess sack. she believes the rallies are necessary and important. and hopes it will be the end of racial profiling. more than 100 people turned out. they held handwritten signs. and a demonstration is scheduled at 6:00 tonight. they are encouraging people to wear hooded sweatshirts at the events in the bay. they have become a support for martin who was wearing that when he was shot and killed by george zim are man. >> trayvon's mother took part in two demonstrations in new york city. in 30 minutes, how martin plans to carry on her son's legacy. they have seen a person running from a deadly shooting. a shot spotter alert went off. >> they found a latino man dead. one witness reported seeing a man running through martin luther king after the shooting. he was wearing a red hat and dark green car was seen in the area. anyone with information is asked to call police. we have an update to a shooting in oakland. where a young girl was killed and three others hurt. >> she was at a sleep over when she was shot and killed late wednesday night. covert spoke for the first time and broke down in tears and talked about the shootingen and the loss of alicia. >> her 7-year-old daughter was shot in the shoulder and her 4-year-old son was grazed in the stomach. the grandmother was also wounded. >> me were just kid. man, i don't even know, what can i say? this is tragedy. en and i feel so bad. so bad for what happened. >> kolvert was at work when the shooting happened. she done know why nun would want to target her home. there is a $30,000 reward leading to the arrest of the killer. this will kick off at the aids walk at 10:30. they will walk through golden gate park. this is last year's walk and first san francisco aids walk was 26 years ago and the event has raised close to $80 million for aids services right here in the bay area. >> time now is 7:09. >> cool morning. and rosemary, this is where they will say runners will be happy. >> cool and cloudy in san francisco this morning. and how we woke up yesterday. en and we had clouds yesterday. and livermore. san jose. and i am talking about you. and the near rehe pete of what we had yesterday. >> and temperatures for today. by the afternoon, just a tad cooler than what we had yesterday. >> you can see here that the cloud deck is, well, i will tell you, it is 15 hub feet to 1800 feet and not as thick. and definitely widespread. into the east bay and into the south bay again. >> waking up mostly sunny and patchy drizzle a possibility. along the coastline this morning. >> the winds have not changed. and it is 18 miles an hour. and it is pretty much what we have seen and that's where we stood yesterday morning. temperatures in the field out there. in most cases like what we felt on saturday. widespread 50s. 58 in fairfield and 57 in oakland. and 54 in novato. as woo head into the east, we have six -- we have -- we head into the east, this is above the influence of the marine air. it is dry and warm. 78 degrees. and starting the morning atop mount diablo. >> it is beginning to weaken. this is a look at the satellite view. >> this continues to pull into southern california. it is going to be working its way. perhaps into the bay area. >> not today but by tomorrow and tomorrow night. >> slight possibility. and maybe a few sprinkles of a thunderstorm. >> highs coming down a few degrees. >> mid-70s. san rafael, and sausalito. upper 80s to low 90s or the inland commutes. and 70 degrees for oakland. santa clara. 81. and 81 in san jose. for sunnyvale, 71. and right at 60 degrees. and that's for the coast. the temperatures will fall a few degrees for today and continue to fall, monday, tuesday looks to be the coolest day and we will rebound as we get into the mid week. the increasing clause and maybe a sprinkle in the forecast. i will have a look at that coming up. more victims of a suspected seerlial killer. what we learned about the sex offender who is accused of killing at least three women. >> get ready for a high rise disaster is. what they will be doing this morning to make sure they are proposed. >> interstate 80. the good old east shore freeway. and looking great in berkeley. speaking of berkeley, the bears have their first game on august 31st. college football right around the corner. right now you are watching "mornings on 2". 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discovered the first in a locked garage and then the others were found in an abandoned home two doors away. >> this is upsetting for me and my grandchildren. >> they were all wrapped up in heavy plastic bags. they have arrested 35-year-old registered sex offender michael madison. he told them he is fascinated with another serial killer who was convicted of killing 11 women and hiding their remains around his home. he posted this comment on twitter in response to the backlash to the magazine cover featuring the boston bombing suspect. >> the tweet is too graphic. >> he said he is sorry for the inappropriate language. the magazine is standing by its cover and said it puts the suspect in a glamorous light. >> the pope is traveling to brazil to lead the youth day celebrations. >> in rio dejaniero they are busy building where the pope will celebrate mass. >> they have been building sculptures of francis along the beaches. this is a scene in new zealand following a major earthquake. it is near the capital of welling ton. and in this video, you can see the shaking and people running for cover. no reports of serious injury. >> the last major earthquake happened in chrustchurch. they demolished a building that is seismically unsafe. >> a team of isn't finances and volunteer -- team of science tises will ask residents about installing this. they said they will use it and study the hayward fault. they were forced out of their homes by a major water main break. >> it happened in laguna hills. 60 people were evacuated from apartment buildings down the hill because of fear of possible landslide. they were able to return nighttime after the hillside was deemed safe. firefighters are battling a wildfire in california near palm springs. it is 49% cake icontained. it could bring much needed rain but there is a concern that a mix of wind and lightning will fan the flames. >> we have thunderstorms coming in. cooler temperatures and chance of precipitation that will help the firefighters out on the ground amount and they have to keep a head's up. >> they say the wildfire was human caused and they won't say if it was started accidentally or intentionally. the fire which began last monday stretched 42 miles and forced the evacuation of 6,000 people. this fire was yesterday in hercules. a 29-year-old man driving by saw the house on fire. they say he forced his way inside. found a man asleep in the back bedroom and got him out. the two people who lived in the home are now in temporary housing. today, contra costa county is remembering the firefighters who died in the line of duty. they will be holding a special service in concord. it will list the members of the department who lost their lives. the ceremony begins at 9:30 this morning. the public is invited to attend. the san francisco fire department will hold two drills. they will be at kerny street and the second one at 1:30 this afternoon. firefighters will be working with building managers and response teams. some east bay organizations will be getting help off the streets. >> they say three organizations will get $3 million in federal grant for after fir services. this is for veterans who become homeless after they he leave the military and it will get the vets off the streets right now into jobs. and out of homes. when it comes to unemployment rates, at understand 2%. clayton was rated the largest city with the fewest people out of a job. the unemployment rate is at 7.3%. and the low he was unemployment rate was in carmel, bay area salaries are not keeping up with the growing cost of living. >> average wages have gone up 1% in the past year. that's the slowest wage growth in more than a decade. >> but the report said despite the slow growth, they are still one of the best paid regions. >> barbara lee will help former president nelson mandela. >> he turned 95. and this is on adeline street. mandela is still in a south african hospital where he is battling a recurring lung infection. the increase in bay area seagulls is causing problems. the impact on air on on the grounds. >> minor cool down is in store for the monday afternoon. in the extended forecast, wet weather coming our way. i will show you more, coming up. . seagulls have been a problem. this is the explosion in the local situation. and this is creating problems as planes land. >> tiny endangered birds are at the shoreline park. >> they try to scare the bird away. the number of gulls have jumped to 53,000 now. the bay area is now home to the second largest population of the california gulls in the world. san francisco jay isians are striking out in its effort to stop invading at&t park. they arrive near the under of games. scavenging for the leftover food. and they have been known to come to the players and the fans. they say they are worried they are getting too an aggressive and someone will be too hurt. >> today, they will bring out brooms not to go with the seagulls but because they are trying to sweep the arizona diamondbacks. hopefully everything will be nice and clear. >> yes, partly cloudy skies expected for today. san francisco, we know how it goes. bring along a jacket. the sea breeze picks up and it is cool one. shave a few degrees off the afternoon highs for today and point you to some monsoonal moisture that will come our way. the low clouds. and what we are dealing with this morning. followed partly cloudy. and notice, central and southern california. they have a different kind of cloud cover going on and it is pulling in from the southeast. wake up tomorrow morning. and wake up feeling similar to today. here it comes pull knowing the bay area. and mostly cloudy skies. increasing the moisture and do get a little humid in the neighborhood. and even a possibility of thunderstorms. >> it is still with us. as we move into the final stretch, tuesday afternoon. scattered showers over the sierra. you don't see this over the area. and all the moisture in place, the possibility of a few scattered showers and maybe a thunderstorm in the forecast. it looks like monday night into tuesday will be the best bet. in addition to that. they will continue to fall. and it is low for the inland communities today. and we begin to rebound on wednesday. we will look at the current conditions coming up. thanks, rosemary. >> these are the most chill in the nation. san jose and san francisco are rated in the top 10. some of the best cities to visit during the summer months. they looked at daily high temperatures and humidity. and nighttime lows. san francisco came in third and san jose fifthle and seattle came in at number 1. time now 7:26. he is known for his courage in the civil rights movement but john lewis makes a name in the world of comic brooks. how he is bridging those two achieve meants. a shoot out in a busy street in san francisco last night. how the police brought the violence to an end. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and then another. and 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police returned fire and the chief says that the officers did not hit any of the gunmen. >> police were able to take one of the shooters into custody and brought this to a close. >> police can't say if the shooting was gang related or why they were shooting at each other. >> what ever the people had it between them. obviously, they have decided to settle it. and they didn't care who was around. >> now, officers did find two guns at the scene last night and recovered those. the man killed in the shoot out is not identifieded. neither is the man taken into custody last night. >> he put a lot of innocent people in harm's way and he is thankful they got here when they did. >> alex savidge. channel 2 news. two of their officers shot and killed a man. department officials said they tried to stop a hummer for a traffic violation friday night. they pursued the hummer until it got stuck on an especially bankments in sasoon, he started to shoot the officers and they shot him. the council will vote to support the reinstatement of the assault weapons ban. they tell the democrat they are lobbying sonoma county in favor of a proposal by dianne feinstein. >> she wants to ban the law of military style weapons and high ammunition clips.  some people say local council should not weigh in on national issues. there are new development insist the asiana plane at sfo, the three children killed have hired a law firm. they are from a new york based law firm that specializes in aviation cases. in other development, asiana airlines hired disaster response company and they will be responsible for the recovery of luggage and other belongings from the crash. >> once they are collected. they will be organized, cleaned and returned to the passengers. the body of a woman who is missing since thursday has been found. mary fairly garvey was reported missing after she set out to go to a church service in or linda. they -- in orinda. and this is no word on what may have caused this accident. back to our continuing coverage of the nationwide demonstrations. pro he testing the acquittal of george zimmerman. >> the more of trayvon martin spoke yesterday in new york city. she he has a campaign to carry on her son's legacy. >> my son died without ever knowing who his killer was. without ever knowing who murdered him. >> reporter: sebrina fulton told the room filled with sympathizers about her future. trayvon was no burglar. >> he had a drink and some candy. they vowed to press civil rightsrespect against them. >> we are going to fight against this it stand your ground law. >> he was a child. >> reporter: the mother and the crowd took their house of justice on the road. valleying for the same cause in front of the federal buildings downtown. there in sweltering heat were a couple of the names of music in attendance. jay z and beyonce. >> trayvon could have been me 35 years ago. >> it is very he important for him to step out and take a position like that. >> i feel there is an injustice. >> everyone thinks we are dangerous and everyone wants to kill us for no reason. >> i go to stores and i am profiled. you know. they think i am going to rob something. i have money in my pocket. i am sad about that. >> more than 100 cities across the country held rallies. >> we are coming to denounce violence, the violence that was perpetrated on an unarmed innocent young man. >> fulton said she wanted to move on from the verdict. and make sure it never happens again. >> i stand with new york. because new york stands with me. >> thank you. that was matt king reporting in new york city. >> the oakland chapter of the naacp will hold a news conference tomorrow. talk about the outrage over the acquittal and the call for the federal government to prosecute him for civil rights visions. nancy pelosi is praising president obama for taking an important and first step in the dialogue about race relations. >> the president gave us good direction. review the profiling attitudes across the country and from my own standpoint, i think the stand your ground in this case seemed more provocative than anybody. >> she made the comments yesterday while accepting an honor for her work in the aids foundation. this morning in oakland, they are urging people to attend an african-american service and show solidarity with people of a difference raws. it has shown a racial divide and they are being unfairly profiled. they are welcome at church. no matter your race. john lewis has added a new accomplishments to his resume. lewis wrote a comic book about his life and else promoting it at comic con, it shows how they participated in freedom rights across the south in the 1960s. >> i got arrest add few times. almost died on a bridge in montgomery. but i never gave up. never gave in. and never became bitter or hostile. >> it will be released on the march on washington. >> there is big news for super hero fans. superman and batman are teaming up for a new project. they announce td at the comic con festival yesterday. he will reprise his role as clark kent and who will step in as "the dark knight." they have a few familiar faces. and the new batman movie will be released in 2015. >> who doesn't love a good super hero movie. and who doesn't love good weather. rosemary delivering that once again. we will bring down the highs a bit. if it was a bit toasty in your neighborhood yesterday, today will be better. >> a live look in berkeley where it is a great start once again. some of us waking up with sunshine where we had gray yesterday. we have the low cloud deck still hanging tough this morning. patchy drizzle along the coastline. inland, areas around livermore and pleasantton. you were -- pleasanton and sausalito, richmond, crocket and we shift east a little bit and to the south, oakland, san leandro and concord, san ramon. sunny for your start today. >> fremont. and saratoga waking up with sunny skies and they had gray skies yesterday. 56 in napa. and 57 in oakland. half moon bay and 59 degrees in released. and san jose, these temperatures are where we started yesterday. >> the ridge of high pressure is that is bringing us the weather. it is beginning to weaken. and the circulation around the high is going to be monsoonal moisture coming our way. >> in a nutshell. we will cool it down. it is breezy in the afternoon. once again and cloudy and cool for you. >> 70s. around the bay. low 90s. >> expected for the warmest locations. >> the ridge and the are dragging in some of the moisture. >> it will eventually work its way know the bay area. >> we will see an increase in clouds. monday and tuesday. and maybe few scattered showers and temperatures feeling pretty good. mid 70 san rafael and 57 for sausalito. and into the east bay. san leandro and upper 80s. to 90s. for the inland east bay. nice day to be out swimming. >> 81 in san jose. morgan hill 70 degrees in santa cruz and partly cloudy for the afternoon. 52 san mateo and in the city of san francisco. we checked in at 68. it will and few degrees cooler. do not forget the jacket. the sea breeze will be back and it will be blowing all the way for the afternoon. our temperatures will continue to fall. monday. tuesday will be the coolest in addition to the possibility of a few sprinkles and maybe a thunderstorm will warm back up as we get into mid week on wednesday. >> we will have a look at the lunchtime numbers coming up. they are still following a severe thunderstorm that knocked down trees and flooded parts of the strip. >> the storm it produced. nearly. 700 lightning strikes. >> the clean up process begins and they are proposing for more bad weather today and tomorrow. they will figure out how a woman fell to her death from a roller coaster. >> one woman is speaking out about what the woman said before the ride took off. >> take a look for a cloudy start. >> it is 880 in oakland. >> we are getting reports of a small fire on the right hand shoulder of 880. we are checking on that for you. and we will have more information as we get it. >> take a look at the clock. it is 7:41. this is "mornings on 2". . it is another gray morning. a look at the bay bridge. and little visibility crossing the bridge. repeat at this hour weather wise and for the afternoon, just a tad cooler. in iraq, a series of car bombs have killed at least 71 people this week he end. six of the people were killed this morning. others died after 12 car bombs exploded in baghdad last night. the first one went off in the busy shopping area. and has 125 people wounded. more people have been killed since the start of ramadan on july 10th. they it remember the victims of the movie theater massacre in aurora, colorado. >> jessie chill deers. >> yesterday, the names of the victims were read one by one as survivors and family members gathered. one year ago. 12 people were killed and dozens more were hurt at a midnight screening of "the dark knight" rises. >> one senseless act does not, cannot. and will not define us as a community. >> the trial for the accused gunman is scheduled to bin in february. >> they marked the anniversary by getting married. >> mr. and mrs. eugene hahn. gene and kristin wanted to get married on the anniversary. they were on a date when they started shooting in the theater. >> they were engaged just a few months later. a woman who fell to her death from a six flags roller coaster was concerned about her seat before the ride took off. a witness as the woman who was killed told a park employee that was she was not secured correctly. according to the witness. the park employee responded by saying. as long as you heard it click, you are fine. >> a safety analyst said the lap bars on roller closers should click more than once. >> that has got to be written somewhere and if it is not, it should be. that is an industry standard. >> investigators have not confirmed whether or not the restraint gaveway. the ride will remain closed during the investigation. they noticed something different during the previews of the move of movie. new 11 minute is rubbing at the napa valley valley theaters. it remind adults in the audience of fines for helping teens get alcohol. it could be depending on the number of offenses. they caused damage to waterways and wildlife. they have introduced the protecting land against narcotics trafficking act. it is designed to impose penalties from pot farms and other illegal productions. it shows. 6 million marijuana plants were seized on 900 acres of public lands. the cost to clean up the land was $1 million. this is the best views from mount diablo will remain closed. >> they will keep the operation shut down after it was supposed to be renovated and opened. >> they can see the delta waterways. tens of thousand it is visit the park each year. there is a sinkhole and it was reported yesterday. it was about 3 feet deep and several feet wide. they made a temporary fix and they will figure out tomorrow what caused the small sinkhole. >> sewer rates are going up in daly city. they he just approved a 9% increase for three years. this year, the average bill will go up $3.30 per month. they said it is necessary to pay for maintenance to the sewer system. >> $5,000 reward is being offered about a dog it spice sonning case in south florida. >> they left it in the twin peeks neighborhoods. >> one dog did died after eating the meatballs. >> they think it was left out to kill dogs. >> take part in a funds laser to benefit police dogs. . for the second day in a row they are donating. 100% of the fees to the police for the working k-9 foundation. they hope to buy bulletproof vests and temperature alarms and kits for the k-9 units. >> the new pet mayor of piedmont will be announced. >> eight dogs and one cat made it to the finals. this is the pet and wildlife fund. >> it is 2,000 piedmont businesses. >> they get a certificate for veterinary care and will make appearances perhaps on the wildlife fund. >> a group of children saw the field of dreams come true. >> . a ceremony was held to open the renovated baseball field at the playground. it kept weeks of construction and clean up efforts by volunteers. it is known for cynthia rodriguez who died of leukemia at the young age of 14. >> this means. it makes me sad. it makes me happy. >> all i want is my daughter to be here and play. this is the next best thing. >> cynthia's teammates held back tears. they are still feeling the great loss of their friend. the mother is excited that the girls will have a safe place to play. >> well the football season has not even started. but quarterback colin kaepernick is score ago victory. he has the best selling jersey in the nfl. more bought it from april to june and beat out players such as robert griffin the third and tom brady. >> preseason. >> right around the corner. >> this is against the bronco it is. and it is here. almost. >> tracking you tube by storm. now the drumming grandmother of wisconsin has been identified. >> nice weather in the forecast for the bay area. and for the inland communities, not as warm. >> i will have a look at the temperatures coming up. . we now know how glee will address the death of the star corey monteith, the absence will be addressed in the third episode of the season. after that, the show will take a brief hiatus. >> the role of finn hudson will not be recast. the show will premiere here on ktvu, he died on july 13th. this is sweet treats. and they have installed an atm machine that has cupcakes automatically. they will make the selection and here it comes, the cupcakes appear in a little cute box. the machine is restocked day and night with a variety of treats and if you are in need after late pick me up. >> it opened 24 hours a kay. >> if you are planning to drive in san rafael, there are street events. miracle mile races are happening this morning. it is closed between lincoln avenue and eighth street and will be open around noon. delores park will be filled with the sound of classical music today. it will perform the annual concert in the park. the performance is free and it starts at 2:00 p.m. more than a decade but thanks to you tube. a drumming grandmother is getting a second chance. >> tell her you are not rocking out at home. >> a year and a half. 63-year-old, mary walked into the coalition drum shop across wisconsin and let her play. she was instantly hit with the employees and customers. they uploaded the video and it is titled grandma drummer now has more than 1.6 million views. >> it has been awhile. i wonder if i know how to use them. and i am hoping i am okay with them. regardless whether i am good or not. or as good as i used to be. >> just need to be able to do it again. >> i think she remembered how to use them. >> she performed with several bands. and the they it even gave her a set to take home. she she can practice. >> i like the drum stick twirl on her fingers. >> very smooth. >> very smooth is rosemary with the forecast. >> how about the drum roll, michael, into my weather. >> i like it. we have a great day in store for you. temperatures will be just as nice. and a cool down for the inland communities. and that is going to feel pretty good. outside the doors, widespread 50s to 60 degrees. as we get into the 10:00 hour. >> patchy drizzle. >> around the bay and partly to mostly cloudy skies. and temperatures in the low 70s. with the sunshine into the noontime and remaining cloudy there. >> around 60s. and low 80s. for the inland communities. and going to feel warm. not as hot as it was it as yet. >> 91 for livermore and san jose, you hit 73. >> and widespread 70s. around the bay. and 64 in it san francisco. and if you are visiting into the it city of salve. >> bring along the jack etiquette. >> it will go right through you. >> we had to get back to warmer weather. and if you look close enough. we put scattered showers on the icons, i will explain what i mean, coming up. more on the deadly limo fire. what may have been distracting the driver just before the car began to fill with smoke. >> it is $80 million for aids research. >> and they will once again gather in san francisco's golden gate if park. -- san francisco's golden gate park. . despite previous vandalism, it was a peaceful protest. it is a national day of action to support trayvon martin. shoot out in the middle of a busy san francisco street last night leaves one man dead and another person wounded. how they were able to bring the gunfire to an end. >> more on the deadly shooting of a 8-year-old girl. reaction from the opener of the home and the other children injured. . good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2". it is sunday. july 21st. i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. we will get a peak at the forecast. good morning, rosemary. good morning to you. nice day around the bay area. and along the coast it will be cloudy and cool once again. off to a similar start for most of us. low clouds hanging over. patchy dries it will along the coastline and by the afternoon. >> we will be a few degrees low he. monday and tuesday, the possibility of a few sprinkles. and plans a thunderstorm. >> i will show you what i many. >> plus our temperatures for today. >> interstate 280 are open after a multi vehicle crash it killed a good samaritan. >> it happened on southbound, twole zero and farm him boulevard. >> the driver of the honda rear ended a vehicle. >> the good samaritan stopped and got out to help had he. another vehicle came by and rammed him. >> a woman was taken to the hospital for trauma. the chp arrested the driver of the honda on dui charges. and it was closed for three and a half hours. a crash at the center. and race car driver is going to the hospital. pete murphy of australia was in second place and he made contact with another car. >> murphy's vehicle hit the wall and then rolled over. >> they had to cut off part of the car to free him. >> they were going down the front stretch and things like that happens. you make contact. and you see a lot. murphy was airlifted and race organizers suspended the race after the crash. they say a shoot out in the middle of street left one person dead and another in serious ever condition. >> alex is live for us. >> and it was a chaotic screen. >> and dangerous situation for people walking by. >> they were shooting back and forth in the middle of the busy street. >> o'farrell and lark win. >> next to where it took place, one was killed. and is second critically wounded. >> they believe both of the victims were involved in the moving gun batsle that started at 9:40 last night. no innocent bystanders were not are hit. >> officers got out of the car and pulled out their it gun t. >> and respect fires were -- shots were fired at them. >> none of them hit the gunmen. >> they were able to take hum into custody and bring the violence to the ends. . the man killed in the shoot out has not been identified. neither is the man who was identified by officers. at this point they can't say if the shooting is gang related or what prompted the shooting. the chief said clearly the men had some kind after dispute and decided to settle it in the middle of the busy street and putting people in harm's way. >> i am alex savidge. channel 2 news. we have an update to the shooting in oakland with where a young girl was killed and other people were hurt. >> alicia was at a sleep over when she was shot and killed late wednesday night. >> she spoke to ktvu and talked about the shooting and the loss of alicia. >> they are recovering from her injuries. >> her daughter amaro was shot and they are baby boy was gauzed. >> can't believe it. man, i don't even know. what can i see. >> this is a tragedy. >> i feel so bad with what happened. >> colbert was at work while this happened. they are looking for a break in the case. there is a $35,000 reward leading to the arrest of the killer. there is new information about the limousine fire that killed five passengers. and they were in the vehicle. >> celebrating the wedding. she told them that the driver kept calling her and said they were arguing shortly before the fire. prosecutors want to follow up to see if he was distracted when they tried to alert him the vehicle was filling up with smoke. >> he said he is not authorized to talk about the case and the chp will issue a report seen. >> they are focusing on possible shifting from the drive did shaft. >> this is a few peaceful ones here in the area hate can't drive out hate. >> this is the amphitheater with lake merit. >> it was held to remember. trayvon martin. and other young victims. >> they wrote personal notes of hope and piece. this is days earlier and the message was of conclusion and nonviolence. >> we give out into the universe for trayvon martin's family and for all of the young people who find themselves receiving a message that their lives actually are happening in the balance. >> they it reported no event the. which included. a bike rally. en and just to make sure there weren't any troubles and they were raising attention to marissa alexander, a florida woman jailed for favoring a a shot against her husband for the stand your ground law. >> despite getting heckled. >> this is the federal building. when kwan stepped up to the microphone. >> some tried to shout her down. >> they never liked me. so that's did okay. >> do you think they heard your message. >> i don't know if they heard anyone's message. >> it is important. and necessary. she hopes it will lead to the ends of racial profiling. >> it is san francisco. and abroad. >> more than 100 people held a rally. and demanding justice for young weep killed. and oscar grant. >> it is for 6:00 tonight. >> organizers are advising people. to wear hood hood sweatshirts. >> he was shot and killed by george zimmerman last year. the opening certificate man any will kick off and thousands of people will begin the walk through the golden date go park. >> you see lots of people attend. >> this is 26 years ago. >> it has raised close to aids services in the bay area. >> you have the giants. and if thank you headed there. we will turn to rosemary. and see how we are looking. it will cool once again. >> mostly cloudy in san francisco and around the bay. and mount diablo working with the unshould be of the marine air. and it is about 3800 feet t and top that off. >> and dry and warm. >> above the marine it influence. >> we are covered in gray. and temperatures similar to yesterday. >> in the 50s for most. yesterday, parts of the south bay. the winds are on shore and blowing through the delta. >> 22 miles an hour t and off a little bit from where we started. it is the on shore breeze. and helps themle this check. >> it will be slightly warmer than what we heed yesterday. >> 62 right now k. >> and 60 degrees for livermore. and you are dealing with the sunshine. >> they are beginning to climb. >> 57 in oakland. and over a month. >> and little drizzle reported along the coastline. >> bringing us the warm weather. and it is starting to weaken. >> it is going to drag the monsoonal moisture and push it in forms in southern california. >> look at this. we are dealing with the low clouds. and it is now 2:00 in the afternoon. and pulling into monterey and portions of the south bay. may not even notice. and you get into monday. things begin to change. and partly and cloudy skies. you will never here over sierra, that's where the showers appear. we have a possibility of a few scattered showers of our own. dealing with few specs of blue between santa rosa. and it begins to pull out of the way and in ukiah, for today he. we will be mostly sunny for the afternoon. temperatures will be slightly cooler. 80 in sonoma. and in san rafael. and 58 for sausalito. 70 for oakland and over the east bay hills. it is not as hot. >> 91 for livermore. low 90s. for brentwood and into the santa clara valley. and 81 for san jose. we have 70s for the peninsula this afternoon. and 79 for released. and for the -- for redwood city and temperatures will be cooling off as we get into monday, tuesday. rebounding wednesday into thursday. you can see back into the low 09s and 70s. around the because and 60s. at the coast with the possibility of a shower or two coming in. primarily monday night into tuesday. we will have a look at the sunday lunchtime numbers coming up. >> tomorrow, her cue least will have the name of a man they call a hero. >> what he did to rescue a stranger from a home. a senior editor takes to twitter to respond to critics. >> first, we will take you outside. it is foggy out there. and it will burn off eventually. there is the golden gate bridge you are looking at. and no delays for you in and out of san francisco. it is 8:11. this is "mornings on 2". they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh, yeah! once you experience it, 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monitors on the property. they will use it in hope it is of studying the hayward faults. >> dozens of people were forced out of their home with a water main break. it happened in laguna hills yesterday afternoon. it was finally shut off. >> people were evacuated because of fears of a land slide. they were able to return by nighttime after it was deemed safe. they rescued a man from a burning home. >> fire broke out at lupinhe had road in hercules. >> the man saw the house go up in flames. he forced his way inside. and saw a man in the back bedroom and got him out. >> the two people that live in the home are in temporary housing. >> the fire protection district is going to be holding a special service at the fallen firefighters wall in concord. they list the names of 16 members of the department. who lass their job suns 1969. >> it begins in the morning. and the public is invited to attend. >> the san francisco fire department is going to hold two large scale high rise drills. >> this is a video from here. >> the first one begins at 9:30. >> the second one is at 9:30. they are going to be working with managers and the response teams. >> they are looking for a person seen running from a deadly shooting. >> a shot spot alert went on larkspur drive. >> they found a man dead in a car. >> one witness reported seeing a man run through the park. he was you wearing a red hat and dark shirt. >> red or green car was also seen in the area. >> anyone with information is cad to call police. they will search for more victims of a suspected serial killer. they found a body on friday and two bodies yesterday. they were all women. and they were wrapped in heavy plastic bags. they found the first victim in a garage and two other it is were inside an abandoned home. two door it is away. >> something like this is upsetting. >> this is for my children and grandchildren. >> wrapped them up in heavy plastic bags. they it arrested registered sex offender michael madison for the mom sides. he told them he is fascinated with another serial killer who and he hit the remains around his home. the senior editor posted for a comment in response to backlash for the magazine cover featuring the boston bombing suspect. the tweet is too graphic to show you and christian hor said he is sorry for the inappropriate are language. >> it generated outrage and puts the suspect in a glamorous light. series of car bombs have killed 71 people this weekend. six of those were killed this morning. >> after 12 car bombs exploded in baghdad can last night. >> it went off in the busy district. >> more than 250 people have been killed in bombings. and other attacks. since the start. >> they are looking at the largest roman catholic nation. >> he will lead the country's world youth day. >> they have been busy building a huge altar on the famous copacabana it shoreline. that's where he will celebrate mass. >> they have sculptures of pope francis along the beaches. >> . mandela turned 95 on thursday. today, there is a celebration at the black repertory theater. >> it will ends at five. >> mandela is still in a hospital. the team from new zealand. and italy will continue as it is on the bay. this had is a protective marine park. why is the u.s. navy dropping bombs on the great barrier reef. >> this is the bay area for your afternoon. i will have a look at the time line coming up. . the navy said they were near the great barrier reef. it happened during a training exercise. the pilots were low on fuel and could not land with the bombs. and two of them were disarmed before they dropped and the other two were nonexplosive. they dropped it in an area away from the reeves and from passing ships running into them. they will face off in the louis vitton cup race. last time italy won by five minutes. it is a great day for racing. and they say they are ready for a rehe match with the training partner. acquittal corking to the news -- according to the news, there is a local explosion as they collide with restoration and eat tiny bird at the shoreline park. >> they use whistles every day to scare them because. >> this has jumped from 1980 to 53,000 now t big jump, the bay area is now home to the second largest population of gulls in the world. >> as fans know it. they are striking out in its evident to stop the gulls from invading at&t park. they arrive at the end of the game. scavenging for food. they are known to dive bomb players and fans. they are worried they will get more aggressive and someone could get hurt. we will get to rosemary. and see how we are looking on sunday. rosemary? another enjoyable day. remaining cool and cloudy along the shoreline. here is the forecast here. waking up in the 50s t few low 60s. where we have sunshine. we get into the lunch hour and the numbers or the colors begin to fill in. along the coastline for the lunch hour. in the upper 50s. low to mid-60s. >> # 0 degrees for the lunchtime and it san jose. >> already and the afternoon highs look like this. 79 in fremont and in oakland. 74 in san francisco. # two in san mateo and areas of the north bay like san rafael and as well as napa valley. and they will continue to fall monday, tuesday. we have a rebound in sight. notice wednesday into thursday. packing in the low 90s. widespread mid- to upper 70s. and mid-60s. along the coast and tracking the possibility of a few scattered showers and maybe even thunderstorms. what you can expect in the future cast model coming up. >> brian wilson sighting. and he was seen throwing some pitches at the university of san francisco earlier this week. the former giant pitcher underwent his second tommy john surgery ever suns. they will hold a showcase for scouts. and in hopes of securing a big league job nor the final months of the season. >> that's exactly what is happening. >> game two. >> diamondbacks and pablo sandoval smacking that down the line. cutter row he scoops it up and then in the fifth t buster posey said how do you like me now. >> that is a front row seat for the two run shot. giants take this one and matt cain gets the win. >> the oakland as can't seem to keep the hot streak alive. >> he tries through the infield. and news grab. >> next batter. even better defense. and with the belly flop. >> it is right there. they go on to win this one. and it is up two games in the wet. >> all right. 8:26. >> tragic anniversary is marked by a wedding. >> they tied the knot one year to the die they almost lost their lives. >> and only the man responsible for the are blast. -- for the blast. ♪ [ hero mom ] oh, yeah. we're gettin' cereal. 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and j zmake an appearance and they have dedicated songs to martin in recent concerts. they hope to amend the fan your ground law like this one. the daughter of the late civil rights activist said the zimmerman case is a wake up to finish her father's work. >> it happened in the 50th anniversary year reminding us that we are reconnecting with the ununfished work of dr. cunning. >> that's why we have the name martin in trayvon. bernice king said the coast to coast rally called for more open and frank discussions on race relations in america. tomorrow, the naacp will hold conference over the acquittal. they are calling for the obama administration to prosecute him for civil rights violations. house minority leader nancy pelosi said she believes the president is setting a tone for improving recommendations. >> the president gave us good direction t let's review the profiling. for my own standpoint, the stand your ground in this case seemed more provocative than anybody. >> he made the comments yesterday. in san francisco while accepting her honor. and helping to create the than at golden gate park. they are urging them to attend an african-american rally. it has shown a racial divide in the country. and african-americans are being unfairly profiled. >> everyone is welcome at church. no matter race or color. >> they say the officer has tried to stop a hummer for a traffic violation at grand circle and east haber avenue. and it got it stuck on an embankment in is a soon. and they -- in sasoon and the issue of gun control goes before the north bay lawmakers this week. >> they are expected to vote on whether you can if reinstate the ban. >> they tell them. they are lobbying to adopt in favor of a proppal with dianne feinstein. >> wants to expand the law. and mr. military style clips. some say local councils shouldn't be with a he weigh in. >> there is new developments in the asianaairlines have, the three people killed have now hired a law firm. they specialize in aviation cases. >> in another development, it has hired disaster response company. bks global. >> they are responsible for recovery of luggage and other items. >> they will be organized, cleaned and returned to the passengers. >> a man in china is being investigated on suspicion of setting off the homemait bomb at the beijing international airport. >> it is in a busy terminal and the man who set off the explosive was in a wheelchair. and that was the same. and no flights were affected. this woman has been found. >> 92 mary garvey was going to a church service in orinda. she never arrived and researchers located her body in a car. >> in a steep ravine. >> no word on what caused the accident s. >> $5,000 reward is being offered for a dog poisoning case in san francisco. earlier this month. someone left poison meet balls in the twin peeks neighborhood. >> one dog can died d. >> and police think they were left out to kill dogs. thousandof people experienced a thunderstorm and knocked out are power. >> they had 750 lightning strikes. as the clean up process begins, they prepare for more bad weather today and tomorrow. >> public work crews. patch up the holes. >> this is reported yesterday. and it is about 3 feet deep. they made a temporary it fix to make the streets safer and of figure out what caused the sinkhole. >> they have been ranked the most chili. >> top 10 in a new nationwide study. when to visit. the study looked at daily high temperatures and humidity and nighttime lows. san francisco there came in third. >> san jose fifth. and seattle was number 1. >> time now is 8:35. it may seem cool d things will warm up. >> may be hot. >> you are right. >> it will be warm. and it as hot day for some and not as holt as yesterday. and cloudy and cool. >> waking up with patchy drizzle. and over the bay and the inland come kuhnettes. and ever understand mostly gray skies. and for oakland as well. >> giving you a look here at storm tracker two. and need to point you out. >> you are waking up with mostly clear skies. and stretching into the east bay. pleasanton and livermore. mostly gray this morning. most of us. north did bay. and into the east bay, we are waking up with overcast skies. >> temperature wise. similar to yesterday. >> wind wise, we are similar to yesterday t and in fair field, it strengthens a little bit. >> it is the cool on shore breeze. that again helps us out in the afternoon. >> helps to keep the heat from getting it too it careried away. >> 60 in livermore and around the way. and half moon buy. >> it is 50s t over parts of the north bay and we have mostly cloudy skies. >> and the specific view. >> parked to the east of us is beginning to weaken. >> temperatures are coming down. >> in addition to that. >> the clockwise flow. sending a plume of am moisture. >> into arts parts about of southern california. >> high level clouds will be filling into the area. >> perhapses, a and to the south of us. even as far as monterey. >> we got a few clouds for the afternoon. shouldn't be a big deal. >> you may have few clouds passing over. >> monday morning we wake up. and it will be with us for the most of the day. >> rain and showers. and we are mainly dry and this is the kale over the next couple of days as we get into tuesday morning. and by tuesday afternoon. >> we have the possibility of maybe a sprinkle or thunderstorm in our forecast. the timeframe looks to be the best. >> we have forecast highs in san rafael. 79. mid 70s. in san rafael. and around the bay. 69 for berkeley and 64 in the city of san francisco. >> 60 degrees in pacifica. and low of ranges at the coast. and south here. san jose for today. 81. yesterday, you hit 83. >> and partly cloudy skies for santa cruz and 70 degrees. >> extended forecast. >> monday, tuesday t on the eye conand small little cloud. with a little bit of rain. >> we will begin to rebound. and back to the bay. >> mid- to upper 60s. out to the desk. they did you have pause of this weekends to remember the victims in a movie he theater massacre in colorado. >> gees see colliders. >> yesterday, the maims of the victims were ahead. >> they gathered on the first anniversary of the shooter. >> they were hurt. >> when a gunman opened fire of "the dark knight" did rises. >> one senseless acquittal, cannot and will not twine us as a community. >> the trial for the accused gunman is scheduled to begin in february. that is the shooting in a. and they marked it by getting married. >> there and mrs. eugene behinds. -- eugene hahn, and kristin wanted to get married. to turn the negative day on a grateful one. >> he was shot during the ram page and davis was there to help him recover. >> a woman fell to her deed from a six flags roller coaster was apparently concerned about her seat before the ride took off. the women who was killed told the park employee he she was not secured correctly. >> according to the witness. she said. as long as you heard it click, you are fine. >> the lap bars on roller closers. should click more man once. >> it has got to be written somewhere. and if not, it should be. >> that is an industry standard. >> investigators have not colon cancer firmed whether or knot the restraint gaveway. >> it will be closed during the investigation. >> this is the last day of comic con and nor on the four day did event. and the announcement sure to please it fans of two comic book icons. >> this is a look at the 280 split. they are report being an injury accident at camden avenue. and highway 17. the intersection there is blocked. keep a your on that one. you are watching mornings on two. at allllll that yummynes. two build your own chicken wraps with a side of chips. how do you put a price on that? oh, four dollars?! i guess that's how. build your own chicken wraps, just $4 on denny's $2$4$6$8 value menu ®. . welcome back. thank you for joining us. mostly sun new, warm day in store for your neighborhood. thunderstorms could threaten the work of firefighters battling a wildfire in southern california. the blaze near palm springs is now 49% contained. it will bring much needed rain amounten there a concern that much needed wind, rain and lightning will fan the thunderstorms. >> chance of precipitation will help the firefighters out on the grounds. however, they need to keep their heads up. investigators say the wildfire was human caused. they are not saying if it started accidentally or intentionally and the fire began last monday. and it has already forced the evacuation of 6,000 people. it is a week of big announcements at the comic con in san diego. i want to entertain you all. i want to do what ever i can. >> tom cruise made an appearance at the warner brothers panel under game stars. leon helmsworth and jennifer lawrence shared clips from the up coming sequel. >> they say it is great to see so many fans they convention. >> now, it is cool to be a this nerd. and all of us have to step it up so we don't get forgotten. >> they were treated to clips and news about their favorite it movies. that include it is captain america. thor and the adventure sequels and the biggest announcement is about the two well known heroes in the comic book. >> superman and batman are teaming up for a new movie: warner brothers announcedded the project is yesterday. and he will reprise his role as clark kent. not sure who will step in as the dark can night. >> civil rights leader and georgia is congressman added a new accomplishments to his resume. >> comic book. >> wrote a come mick book about his life. and he organized demonstrations and participated in freedom rides in the south in the 60s. >> i got arrested a few times. beaten and left blood did i. >> almost left to die on the ridge. >> i never gave up. never gave in. never became bitter or lost tile. >> it is the 50s anniversary. the march on washington. >> heavy things for the against department. ongoing sequester is forcing the pentagon to flex its budget. he expects the mandatory furloughs to continue next year. >> they are taking a 20% pay cut. >> there are layoffs and they must absorb another $52 billion in cuts. >> they will be getting some help to get them off the streets. >> three organizations will get more than $3 million in the veteran's grants. it will go toward preventing them from being homeless after they leave the military and also used to get them living right now in homes and jobs. >> contra costa city is the best when it comes to unemployment rates. clayton was ranked the largest with the fewest people out of a job s. >> it is currently at 7.3%. the california city with the lowest unemployment rate was carmel at 1.4%. they are keeping up with the grow he go cost of living. according to a state department survey. average wages have gone up 1% in the past year. that is the slowest wage growth in a decade. they said despite the slow growth in wages, it is still one of the nation's best paid regions. >> observe deck with the best views. >> will remain closed. >> they will keep it dr. shut down. >> six months after it was supposed to be renovated and reopened. >> they can clearly see the views of the delta and waterways. tens of thousands of people visit the park each year. >> people may notice the previews of the next movie. a public service announcement is running at the napa valley theater. >> it warns against under age drinking and reminds the audience twin peeks, that they can get hefty fine it is for providing alcohol. >> this is the number of offenses. >> another it opportunity to take cart in the -- to take part and benefit police dogs. for the second day in a row, pet food express stores are donating 100% to the working foundation. they are hoping to raise $150,000 to buy bulletproof vests and trauma did kids for k-9 unitses. >> today the new mayor of piedmont will be announced. >> the annual contest benefits the fund. the winning pet gets a hundred dollars certificate for veterinary care and also make public appearances on behalf of the pet and wildlife fund. group of children saw the field of dreams come true. a ceremony was held and there are clean up efforts. and the feel is named for softball player. cynthia did rodriguez. she died of leukemia at the young age of shooters. >> it make -- young age of 14. >> all i want is my daughter to be here. and she is not. this is the next best thing. >> they held back tears while hugging each other. >> the mother said she is excited that the girls in the inner city will have a safe place to play. >> but 49er's quarterback collin capper next is celebrating -- collin capper next has the -- colin keep per nick has the best jersey. >> and there will be street closures because of two running events. and miles an hour mille race resist happening this morning between lincoln avenue and eighth street and will be back open around noon. millions of people have seen her in action on you tube. the cool down is the in the forecast. we will have a look at the afternoon highs coming up. . lover the twirl. >> that is 63-year-old mary visda, she is back behind the drum set. return to the spotlight began a year and a half ago when she walked into the coalition drum shop and they let her play. and she was instantly a hit with the customers. two day it is ago, the drum shop uploaded a video of her playing to you tube. and that video entitled grandma drum kerr has more than 1.6 million views. >> it has been awhile. i wonder if i still know how to use them. and i am hoping i am okay at them. willing whether i am good or not. or as good as i rused to be able. >> i just have to do it again k. >> when she was youngster. >> she performed with special bands. and now officer performing again. >> once a month. and they he gave her a set of dream it is to make sure she can practice p. >> they are spitting out tweet is treats. >> they have installed this machine that dispenses cupcakes automatically. and open the door. >> out comes the cupcakes. >> with an is variety of treats and if you are in need after light night pick me up. >> i can imagine, that there are many late night visitors. >> at night, right. >> they take cards. >> it is. >> coming up on the 9:00 hour. we will check in with rosemary. >> hello, rosemary. we will have a drop in temperatures. areas like santa rosa. 84. today 79. 83 in san jose yesterday and coming down to 81. switch over to livermore. today 91. so the few degrees. especially to the inland areas. antioch and brentwood, 98, 99 degrees yesterday afternoon and in the low to mid-90s. should feel better. if that is too hot and if you go to the giant's game, you will need a hoodie. partly sunny skies and in the on shore breeze, it will be fairly weak through the first half of the day. then it will pick up once again for the afternoon. and second early part of the evening. >> it is for san francisco. and low 70s in hayward and upper 80s in concord as well as fairfield and waking up with partly cloudy skies. and santa rosa, napa, 70 for you. cooling begins today. temperatures will fall a few extra degrees. additional cooling on tuesday. then we begin to warm back up. mid week wednesday. back into the low 90s. and mid- to upper 70s. for the bay and along the cost line. more sunshine. we get into monday and tuesday. and we are going to have a mix of high level clouds enter the picture and even the possibility of a few scattered showers. we will have more coming up. we know how glee will address the death of korey monteith. he will be addressed in the third show of the season. they will take a brief hiatus after that. the role of finn will not be recast. it will be here on ktvu, he died of an overdose on july 13th. the park will be filled with classical music today. it will perform the annual concert in the park. you don't need money. it is free. the show starts at 2:00 p.m. 8:58. he is 26 years old and won a world championship twice and show you the new face to sports illustrated tomorrow. ♪ prepare day fans will be treated to a special event at the coliseum. how they are going green and gold with the oakland as. ♪ it's tough on all of us. it's part of racing. you are out here and your life is on the line. >> a race car driver rushed to the hospital. what witnesses say happened moments before the driver crashed into another car. >> new information surrounding a deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge. the new allegations that could give new clues to what the driver was doing at the time of the accident. >> thousands arriving in golden gate park to take part in aids walk san francisco. it will get underway shortly. we will tell you how much money is expected to be raised at the event. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, july 21st. >> let's get you to rosemary for a check on how the day is shaping up. nice one. >> similar start to the morning. cloudy and cool at the coast. mostly sunny skies for inland communities. by the afternoon a few degrees cooler. the beginning of a cooling trend. into the business week, turning a little more interesting with the possibility of scattered showers, maybe a thunderstorm. i will explain that and the futurecast model. i will have the temperatures coming up. new this morning, all lanes of interstate 280 in san mateo are open after a multivehicle crash killed a good samaritan. it happened before 2:45 on southbound 280 near farm hill boulevard. chp says the driver of a honda rear ended a vehicle. a good samaritan stopped and got out to help. another vehicle hit him. a woman with him was taken to the hospital for emotional trauma. the chp arrested the driver of the honda on dui charges. southbound lanes were closed for 3 1/2 hours. a crash at antioch speedway sent what driver to the hospital. he was in second place chasing the leader when he made contact with another car. murphy's vehicle hit the wall and rolled over. emergency responders had to cut off part of the car to free him. contact with another car down the front stretch. these are open wheel cars and sometimes you make contact. we site it a lot. >> murphy was airlifted to the hospital with major injuries. race organizers suspended the race after the crash. new information about the limousine fire that killed five passengers. nine women were in the vehicle on may 4th celebrating a wedding. the mercury news is reporting it has talked to the estranged wife of the limo driver. she says the driver kept calling her and they were arguing shortly before the fire. when contacted about that information, prosecutors told the mercury news they want to follow-up on it to see if the driver was distracted when passengers tried to alert him that the back of the vehicle was filling up with smoke. the driver says he is not authorized to talk about the case. chp is expected to issue a report examining the cause of the fire focusing on friction from the drive shaft. a shoot out in the middle of the street left a person dead and another in serious condition. it happened near o farrell. police say three men were shooting at each other. one of the men died at the scene and the other was injured. a third man ran off but was taken into custody. an officer shot at one of the suspects but the bullet did not hit him. >> whatever these people had between them, obviously they had decided to settle it and they didn't really care who was around. >> police say they are still investigating why the men were shooting at each other. they say it's too early to know if it was gang related. a day of action resulted in mass demonstrations across the country including a few peaceful ones in the bay area. >> darkness can't drive out darkness. hate can't drive out hate. >> in oakland, dozens of people gathered at the ampitheatre at lake merritt. a candlelight village was held there to remember the life of trayvon martin and other young victims of gun violence. on a banner they wrote notes of peace. the message of this vigil was one of inclusion and nonviolation. >> we give -- nonviolation. >> we give out the universe for trayvon's family and the young people who find themselves rereceiving a message that their -- receiving a message that their lives are hanging in the balance. >> there were no arrests which included an annual bike ride that turned into a rally. police followed the 70 or so riders to make sure there wasn't any trouble. demonstrators were raising attention to marissa alexander, a woman jailed for firing a warning shot at her abusive husband. oakland mayor spoke at one of the rallies despite getting heckled. about 200 people took part in the rally. when she stepped up to the microphone, some tried to shout her down. >> the occupy radical an far kists never liked me. that's okay. >> do you think they heard the message? >> i don't think they heard any message. >> she believes peaceful rallies are important and necessary and hopes they will lead to the end of racial profiling. >> >> more than 100 people turned out for a rally in fran. some held hand right -- in san francisco. some held handwritten signs. a demonstration is scheduled for 6:00 tonight at san jose city hall. organizers are encouraging people to wear hooded sweatshirts. hoodies are a symbol of support for martin who was wearing a hooded sweatshirt when he was shot and killed by george zimmerman last year. thousands are getting ready to take part in san francisco's annual aids walk. alex savage is live at golden gate park. >> reporter: this is the 27th aids walk. thousands of people are streaming into golden gate park. this is a live look now. org nicers are expected -- organizers are expecting about 15,000 people to come down to walk and fight hiv around the bay area. this is an important walk for a lot of people. many are walking with teams and companies that support walkers but a lot of people walking for personal reasons, people in their lives impacted by aids and hiv. with that being said, let me bring in the ceo of san francisco aids foundation. the event today goes to support your foundation and the work you do. first of all, how much money? you are crunching the numbers. how much money do you think you will raise today. >> depends on how much people show up with today. that is usually a big amount. we will be in the range of 2 to 2 1/2 million dollars. a successful event for san francisco aids foundation and 25 hiv aids organizations. >> where does the money go to? >> for our case we have a large testing clinic, counseling programs, a housing assistance program. we do all sorts of community education. we are the organization that does the syringe exchange on the streets of san francisco. we will distribute hundreds of thousands of condoms. a wide variety of community education, direct services for people impacted by hiv and the community at large. >> the goal for you, long term is limiting transmission of the disease. >> yes. >> what is the ambitious goal you set. >> san francisco aids has a goal to cut in half the number of hiv infections by 2015. in san francisco, we are really making a lot of progress there. is roughly one new infection a day in san francisco. we have a population hiv positive of 16,000 people. only half of those 16,000 people are virally suppressed. they need treatment an therapy. >> i appreciate you taking the time today. have a fun time today. >> we will. >> the san francisco aids walk gets started shortly. they will do an opening ceremony in about 45 minutes then 10:30 everybody pounds the pavement. they start the 10-k walk through golden gate park raising money to fight aids and hiv in the bay area. live in san francisco, alex savage, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> you could see from alex's shot a bit of a bloomy shot in san francisco. over lafayette mostly sunny skies and a beautiful start to the day. we have an on shore breeze strengthening just a bit. a little stronger through fairfield. widespread gay up against the coastline. inside the bay into the east bayshore line to the north bay, liver ton, making up mostly cloudy yesterday, mostly sunny this morning. hopefully you are enjoying the sunshine. fairfield 21 miles per hour wind yesterday. around this time 17, 18 miles per hour. but it's the on shore breeze that brings the cool air in through the delta and helps the temperatures for the afternoon. today will be a few degrees cooler than yesterday. right now 66 fairfield. 64 concord. where we are mostly sunny we are warmer. around the bay we have gray skies. 58 oakland. 54 half moon bay. patchy fog reported and drizzle over parts of the coastline. mid- to upper-50s over the north bay with gray skies as well. as i shift inland, really need to point out mount diablo, 82 degrees. that is about 3800 feet. you get a above the marine influence and that is what you get, warm, dry conditions in the hills. this ridge of high pressure that is bringing us the warm weather will weaken. the circulation around that ridge of high pressure pulling in some of that monsoonal moisture into southern california, bringing high clouds. i'm seeing it into moneterey this morning. and the futurecast model, updated version showing high clouds coming our way into the afternoon. let me move this into motion. at 3:00 this afternoon a few high clouds passing over the bay area. the bigger impact will be monday into tuesday. that is the time frame. we wake up tomorrow morning, low clouds, mid to high-level clouds moving in. some of the mid to high-level clouds give us that soft sunlight, the white sky. so, not going to be a miserable gray day. we will be with mostly cloudy skies monday into tuesday. scattered showers over the sierra. that's the best chance for thunderstorms and showers will be. we have the possibility of maybe picking up a few sprinkles monday into tuesday looks to be the best time frame. forecasted highs under mostly sunny upper 70s. mid-70s san rafael. 60s pacifica. inland a warm one. low 90s antioch and brentwood. san jose 81. 84 loss scat toss. the possibilities of a few scattered showers monday, tuesday. wednesday we are clearing out and temperatures are rising again. back to the low 90s for the inland cities, 70s around the bay. 60s at the coast. back to you. count down is on in brazil. the special visit tomorrow by the pope. >> dropping bombs on the great barrier reef? the last minute decision by the u.s. military that has some wondering what went wrong. >> first a look outside a at interstate 280 and 880 in san jose. the sun is making its appearance. if you have to go through that stretch of ride, everything is looking fine. 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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[ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. mostly sun start over san jose. currently 60 degrees. expect 81 for the afternoon. well, two u.s. military aircraft have dropped bombs near the great barrier reef off the australian coast. the two planes had to abandon the bombs because they were running out of fuel and feared they wouldn't be able to land unless they dropped their weight. two were nonexplosive. the other two were explosive but were disarmed before they dropped. broken water mains smashed windows and downed power lines. that's the scene in new zealand following a major earthquake. the quake came in at 6.9 but recently downgraded to a 6.5. this happened near wellington. people were running for cover. so far no reports of serious injuries. the last major earthquake there happened in 2011 in christchurch. 185 people were killed. next month hayward plans to demolish a building that has been deemed seismically unsafe. a team of scientists and volunteers will ask residents in surrounding neighborhoods about installing seismic monitors on their property. scientist say they will use it in hopes of studying the fault. a small college in ohio is closed after it was hit by a tornado. a twister packing 110 miles per hour winds touched down on the campus east of cleveland. there is damage to a science center, library and part of the athletic center collapsed. no injuries were reported. that tornado was 200 yards wide and traveled more than a mile. this morning in east cleveland, ohio, police resumed their search for more victims of a suspected serial killer. investigators found a body on friday and two yesterday. police believe the victims were all women. the bodies were wrapped in heavy plastic bags. officers discovered the first victim in a locked garage. the other two bodies were discovered inside an abandoned home two doors away. >> something like this is upsetting. not only for me but my children and grandchildren. >> wrapped up in heavy plastic bags -- >> police arrested a registered sex offender michael madison for the homicides. detectives say he told them he fascinated with another serial killer who was convicted of killing 11 women and hiding their remains around his home. the senior editor of "rolling stone" apologized for a comment he posted on twitter in response to the magazine cover featuring the boston bombing suspect. the tweet is too graphic to show you but he is sorry for the inappropriate language. the magazine is standing by its cover. people say the it puts the suspect in a glamorous light. pope francis is traveling to brazil to lead world youth day celebrations. workers are building a huge altar where the pope will celebrate mass in front of thousands. check out the beach where people are building sand sculptures of francis. contra costa county is remembering the firefighters that died in the line of duty at a fire protection district. there is a special service at the wall in concord. it lists the names of 16 members of the department that lost their lives on the job since 1969. the ceremony begins at 9:30 this morning. in ten minutes from now the san francisco fire department will hold two large scale high rise drills. this is video from a similar drill last summer. both at 120 car any street. the first at 9:30, the second at 1:30. firefighters will work with building managers and neighborhood response teams. some east bay organizations will be getting help to get homeless vets off the streets. lawmakers say three organizations will get more than $3 million in federal grants from the u.s. veterans affairs services. that money will go to preventing veterans from preventing veterans from being homeless. it will get vets off the streets now into jobs and homes. bay area salaries are not keeping up with the growing cost of living. according to a state department survey, average wages have gone up 1% in the past year. that is the slowest wage growth in more than a decade. the report says that despite the slow growth in wages, the bay area is still one of the nation's best paid regions. the bay area seagull population is looming. you made gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. seagulls are a pesky problem in the bay area. according to the mercury news there has been an explosion in the local seagull population. that is creating problems as the goals collide with airplanes, threaten wetlands restoration and eat tiny birds. volunteers use whistles to try to scare them away. the number of california golds has jumped from 24 in 1980 to 53,000 today. the bay area is home to the second largest population of california golds in the world. the san francisco giants organization is striking out in its effort to stop the seagulls at the ballpark. they scavage over those items left over by fans. the team is searching for a human solution. the giants are worried that the seagulls will get more aggressive and someone will get hurt. "sports illustrated" is adding san francisco giants flavor to the latest issue. it hits stores tomorrow. check it out. that is the july 22nd issue. it features giant catcher buster posey. he won the world series twice, rookie of the year and mvp. it features a profile on the catcher as well as the second half of baseball season. the oakland a's will be showing their green spirit with special green and gold fireworks show to the music of the bay area group green day. the show will feature tunes throughout the band's career. if you are a big fan of green day you can buy a special ticket package that includes a green day hat. the a's will play the tampa bay rays. >> music at the coliseum reminds me of the old days. >> let's turn to rosemary. >> what is happening? >> a lot of the same, michael, a lot of the same. cloudy and chilly at the coast. temperatures warming inland in the 60s for parts of livermore, concord, antioch and fairfield. the delta breeze is slightly stronger. for the afternoon, the afternoon highs will come in just below yesterday's highs by a few in most cases. as we get through today, 50s around the bay, along the coastline. low 60s inland. into the 10:00 hour, mid- to upper-50s at the coast. low 60s around the bay. low 70s inland. partly cloudy skies. by the lunch hour, mostly sunny inland. temperatures in the low 80s with upper 60s to 7 o for the bay. 89 concord as well as fairfield. 91 livermore. closer to the water, temperatures are in the 70s for oakland. 72 san mateo. get to the shoreline and temperatures will be on the cool side with mostly cloudy conditions. the extended models, extended forecast showing you that we have an increase in clouds coming our way monday, tuesday. in addition to temperatures continuing to fall, monsoonal moisture is pulling in. that will cool us down but increase moisture in our area, bring the possibility of a few scattered showers, the threat of a thunderstorm. monday through thursday we get rid of that pattern and warm back up. today is national ice cream day. many bay area ice cream shops are celebrating. fenton's will be selling the black and tan for 1.19. that is a penny for each of the 119 years they have been in business. the first national ice cream day was declared in 1984 by president ronald reagan. >> can't go wrong with ice cream day. the search continues for the person who is poisoning dogs with meatballs. the new reward being offered in the case. why you need to consider your dog's safety. >> the battle over gun control could heat up in the north bay. more on the vote that could control the way you buy guns. 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the mother of trayvon martin spoke at two rallies yesterday in new york city. reporter matt king on her campaign to carry on her son's legacy. >> my son died without even knowing who his killer was, without even knowing who murdered him. >> reporter: trayvon martin's mother sybrina fulton told a national radio audience of her grief, resolve and hopes for the future. >> trayvon was no burglar. he had a drink and candy. >> reporter: reverend al sharpton hosted the gathering. he vowed to work to get the fed to have civil rights charges against george zimmerman and do away with the so-called stand your ground law. >> we will fight against this stand your ground law. >> he was a child. >> reporter: they then took the house of justice on the road rallying for the same cause in front of the federal building downtown. there in sweltering heat, a couple of the hottest names in music in attendance, beyonce and jay-z. >> trayvon march fin -- martin could have been 35 years ago. >> it was important for him to step out and take a position like that. >> there is a injustice. everyone thinks black and latino youth are dangerous. >> i go to stores and i am profiled. i have money in my pocket. sometimes i'm sad about that. >> reporter: through sharpton's efforts, more than 100 cities across the country held similar rallies at the same hour. we are coming to denounce violence, the violence perm traded on an unarmed innocent man. >> reporter: fulton wanted to move on from the verdict. >> i stand with new york because new york stands with me. >> that was matt king reporting. back in the bay area at noon the oakland chapter of the naacp will hold a news conference to discuss the outrage over the zimmerman acquittal. they are calling for the obama administration to protestor him for civil rights violations. house minority leader nancy pelosi says she believes the president is setting the tone for improving race relations. arizona senator john mccain is calling for the reexamination of stand your ground self-defense laws. >> i can see that stand your ground law may be something that needs to be reviewed by the florida legislature or any other legislature that has passed such legislation. >> he made those comments earlier this morning on cnn's "face the nation." stand your ground laws have been back in the spotlight since george zimmerman was acquitted in the death of trayvon martin. 30 states have some form of stand your ground which give people legal rights in cases of self-defense. this morning church leaders in oakland are urging people to attend an african-american service and show solidarity with people of another race. they say african americans are being unfairly profiled and everyone is welcome at church no matter race or color. two officers shot and killed a man following a chase. the officers tried to stop a hummer for a traffic violation at grand circle friday night. the officers pursued the hummer until it got stuck on an embankment. the driver opened fire on the officers who returned fire and fatally shot the man. the issue of gun control goes before lawmakers. the cloverleaf city council will vote on whether to reinstate the federal assault weapons band. they are lobbying sonoma county to adopt resolutions in favor of a proposal by senator diane feinstein. some people say local councils should not weigh in on national issues. east palo alto police are looking for a person running from a deadly shooting. a shot spotter alert went off on larkspur drive. police found a man dead in the driver's seat of a car. one witness reported seeing a man running through martin luther king park after the shooting. he was wearing a red hat and white shirt. anyone with information is asked to call police. and we have an update to the shooting in oakland where a young girl was killed and three others were hurt. 8-year-old alyasha was at a sleep over at brea colbert's home when she was shot and killed. colbert spoke for the first time to ktvu and broke down in tears when she talked about the loss of alyasha. colbert's children are recovering from their injuries. her 7-year-old daughter alyasha was shot in the shoulder. antoine was grazed in the stomach and the children's grandmother was wounded. >> these are kids, so innocent. man, i don't even know really -- what can i say, this is a tragedy. i just feel so bad, so bad for what happened. >> colbert was at work when the shooting happened. she doesn't know why anyone would target her home. police tell us they are looking for a break in the case and there is a $35,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a killer. new developments in the asiana plane crash. according to the chronicle, the family of the three teenagers killed hired a law firm. they are being represented by an attorney from a new york based firm that specializes in aviation cases. in another development, asiana announced they hired bms global. the firm will be responsible for the recovery of luggage and other personal belongings from the crash. once the items are collected they will be organized, cleaned and returned to the passengers. the body of an east bay woman missing since thursday has been found. the 92-year-old was reported missing after she set out to go to church but never arrived. searchers located her body at the bottom of a steep ravine. there is no word on what may have caused the accident. a $5,000 reward is being offered for information about a dog poisoning case in san francisco. earlier this month someone left poisoned meatballs in the twin peaks neighborhoods. one dog died after meeting the meatballs. police think they were intentionally left out to kill dogs. public work crews patched up a sinkhole in the mission district. the hole was reported yesterday. it was about three feet deep. crews had to make a temporary fix to make it safer. they will go back tomorrow to figure out what caused it. sewer rates are going up in daly city. a 9% a year increase for the next three years. this year the average bill will go up by about 3.30 a month. city leaders say the hike was necessary to pay for maintenance to the city's sewer system. >> thunderstorms could threaten the work of firefighters battling a wildfire in southern california. the fire in the mountains near palm springs is 40% contained. the storms could bring much needed rain. there is concern that a mix of wind, lie tenge could fan the flames. >> we have thunderstorms coming in. cooler temperatures, a chance of precipitation that will help the firefighters out on the ground. they need to keep a head's up on the wave of the lightning. >> investigators say the wildfire was human cause but they won't say if it was started accidentally or intentionally. the fire, which began last monday stretches 42 square miles and forced the evacuation of 6,000 people. tomorrow the name of the person that rescued a man from a burning home will be released. the fire broke out in her cue less. firefighters say a 29-year-old man driving by saw the house go up in flames. they say he forced his way inside, found a man asleep in the back bedroom and pulled him out. the two people in the house are in temporary housing. it's a gray start over oakland. if you are heading out to the farmers market, bring along your jacket. still holding in the 50s and no sunshine as you can see. we are dealing with mostly cloudy skies on the coastline, cool one, patchy fog. mostly sunny for the inland communities. nice enjoy believe morning for you there. the possibility of thunderstorms over southern california and you can see it here on your screen. believe it or not, we may see some of that moisture come our way. it won't happen today. today the ridge of high pressure begins to give way. temperatures will cool in the afternoon. so, the cooling begins. it's a trend that will continue into the first half of the business week. we will have the afternoon sea breeze. seeing the on shore sea breeze. stronger through fairfield this morning. fair feel is seeing the wind to 20, 22 miles per hour. yesterday it was about 18 miles per hour. slightly stronger in your neighborhood. into monday, tuesday, in addition to the cooling trend it could feel humid. we have moisture being pulled our way as it rotates around the ridge of high pressure that has been bringing us the warm conditions. so, as we get into the morning, we will begin to see this burn away. i'm already seeing it thin out over parts of the north bay from santa rosa, petaluma. perhaps a blue sky beginning to show in your neighborhood. the inland east bay you started out with mostly sunny skies. san jose where we were mostly cloudy you yesterday you started out with mostly sunny skies. along the coastline we continue with overcast conditions. if you have somebody arriving at sfo there is a half hour delay. back to the winds, the on shore breeze in fairfield stronger than yesterday morning. the cool air being pulled in will offset the heat in the afternoon. 66 degrees right now in fairfield. in the mid- to upper-60s from concord, walnut creek to livermore. around the bay we have mostly cloudy skies. 58 oakland. 57 in san francisco. a cool 54 at half moon bay. low 50s in pacifica. for the afternoon, under mostly sunny skies, beautiful day in the north bay. 78 novato. upper 60s to 70s for the east bayshore line. upper 80s to low 90s inland community. another warm day. not as hot as yesterday. 85 morgan hill. 81 san jose. 81 cupertino. san mateo you are checking in about 72. 79 redwood city. remaining cool at the coast. low 60s with mostly cloudy skies. the extended forecast, i mentioned it early on, a cooling trend that will continue through tuesday. but we get back into the 90s. so, tuesday forecast, bottoming out in the mid-80s for the inland communities. low 80s for the bay. 60s for the coast. then on our way back up to the low 90s wednesday, thursday. inland cities upper 70s for the bay and mid-60s on the coastline. football season hasn't started but 49ers quarterback is already scoring a victory. he has the best selling jersey in the nfl. more people bought the number 7 jersey from april to june. he beat out players like robert griffin the third, peyton manning and tom brady. phil nicholson officially wins the first british open title. 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? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. a gloomy start to the day in san francisco. a live look at the city and the bay bridge. giants play this afternoon. game time 1:05. 60 degrees expected with partly cloudy skies. thousands of people are still without power in las vegas following a severe thunderstorm that knocked down trees and flooded parts of the vegas strip. friday night's storm produced 750 lightning strikes. as the clean gyp continues people are preparing for more bad weather today and tomorrow. >> hundreds of people paused this weekend to remember the victims of the movie theater massacre in aurora, colorado. >> jesse childers. >> the names of the victims were read one by one as survivors and family members gathered on the first anniversary of the shooting. one year ago 12 people were killed when a gunman opened fire of the midnight screening of the dark knight rises. >> one senseless act won't define us as a community. >> the trial for the accused gunman is scheduled to begin in february. a woman that fell to her death from a six flags roller coaster in texas was concerned about her seat before that ride took off. a witness says the woman, who was killed, told a park employee that she wasn't secured correctly. according to the witness, the park employee responded by saying as long as you heard it click you are fine. a safety analyst says the lap bars should click more than once. they have not confirmed whether it gave way. that ride is closed and will remain closed during the investigation. happening now, opening ceremonies got underway for this year's san francisco aids walk. alex savage is live in golden gate park where thousands are getting ready to walk. alex? >> good morning. everybody is in a good mood. a fun atmosphere in golden gate park. let me show you the scene behind me. this is sharon meadow. everybody is getting warmed up for the 27th annual san francisco aids walk. this is part of the opening ceremonies for the vent. the walk will kick off shortly. everyone is here to raise important funds. participants are checking in at this point and getting set for that walk that will take place soon. we talked to one woman taking part today. she told me that this is more than just about raising money but awareness. >> becoming familiar with the does. you can make a difference in someone else's life. >> there are more than 700 teens taking part in the 10-k walk that happens today. it goes through golden gate park. it takes two hours to finish up. organizers are expecting to raise about $2.5 million. all of that money goes to support the san francisco aids foundation as well as about 30 other different organizations in the bay area that fight the spread of hiv and aids. i talked a short time ago to the ceo of the san francisco aids foundation. he told me in particular he is inspired by the diverse crowd out here. >> what is neat, a lot of the people here weren't born when the aids epidemic started. it's important that they understand the history of hiv and aids, particularly in san francisco. san francisco was the first city in the united states where it reached epic proportions. this commemorates them as well as raising funds to do the important work that we need to do to end the disease. >> reporter: now, along with this being a fund-raising event, for many that come down and walk, this is a chance to honor loved ones, people that they have known in their lives, friends, relatives lost to aids. this is a chance, an annual reminder about the lives that have been lost and the importance of stopping the spread of this disease. the san francisco aids walk gets underway. they will start walking through golden gate park at 10:30 this morning. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. moviegoers may notice something different during the previews of their next movie. a public service announcement is running at the century napa valley theater before pg 13 and r raid films, warns against under-age drinking and hefty fines provided for serving teens alcohol. superman and batman are teaming up for a new movie. warner brothers officially announced the project at comic confess city value in san diego. it's not clear who will step in as the dark knight. the new film will include several familiar faces from the man of steel. it is planned for release in 2015. john lewis added a new accomplishment to his resume, comic book writer. he wrote a comic book called march and he is promoting it at comic con. it shows how lewis organized demonstrations and participated in freedom rides across the south in the 160s. >> i got arrested a few times, beaten and left bloody. almost died on the bridge to montgomery. i never gave up. i never gave in, became bitter or hostile. >> march will be released on the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. san francisco's dolores park will be filled with the sound of classical music. the san francisco symphony will be performing the annual concert in the park. you don't need to bring any money. the concert is free. the show starts at 2:00 p.m. piedmont is getting a new leader for the let's recap the top stories. good samaritan was hit and killed after trying to help people injured in an accident that happened before 2:45 this morning southbound 280 near woodside and farm hill. all lanes were shut down for several hours. investigators say the crash was caused by a man driving drunk. new information about the deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge. the "america's got talent" -- manager cure -- the mercury news talked to the wife. she said they were arguing before the fire started in the vehicle. prosecutors tell the mercury news they want to follow-up to check if the driver became too distracted. a race car driver in antioch was rushed to the hospital after an accident on the track. peter murphy of australia was in second place chasing the leader when he made contact with another car. murphy's vehicle hit the wall and rolled over. a race car driver from santa fe was arrested at the watsonville speedway over the weekend. they received reports that the man was driving recklessly during the race. he had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit. no fans or other racers were hurt. two bay area cities are ranked some of the most chill cities in the nation. san francisco and san jose were rampinged in the top ten of the study that shows some of the best cities to visit when it comes to weather during the summer months. daily high temperatures, humidity, nighttime lows. san francisco came in third, seattle was number one. a group of children cau the field of dreams come true. >> a ceremony was held to open the renovated baseball field. it capped weeks of construction and cleanup efforts. the field is named for a baseball player who died of leukemia last year at the age of 14. her mother said it will give a safe place to play for teenagers. the new pet mayor of piedmont will be announced. eight dogs and one cat made it into the finals. the animals are sponsored by nearly two dozen piedmont avenue businesses. the winning pet gets a $100 gift certificate for veterinary care and will make public appearances. there is another opportunity today to take part in a fundraiser that benefits police dogs. >> that was a face, huh? they are donating 100% of dog washing fees to police and working canine foundation. they hope to raise $150,000 to buy vests. let's check in with rosemary. >> another cool one. temperatures will be cooler than yesterday including in san francisco and the sea breeze will be with us for the afternoon. at this hour, widespread 50s from the coast to the bay inland. mostly sunny in the 60s. 10:00 hour a gradual warm up for the coastline. around the bay, low to mid-60s for the 10:00 hour. low 70s inland. into the lunch hour, low 80s for the inland communities and nice mild conditions expected for the bay. afternoon highs, 89 concord. 91 livermore. low 70s for san mateo, hayward. yesterday san francisco warmed to about 68. a few digest of cooling there. 81 san jose. yesterday you were 83. the extended forecast, the cooling trend continues through tuesday. tuesday will be the coolest in addition to the monsoonal moisture coming our way into the bay area and the possibility of a few showers. best time frame second half of monday into tuesday. we will track that for you. when we switch to the warmer pattern, back to the 9s wednesday into -- 90s wednesday into thursday. >> that that's the report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> we leave you a look at the aids walk in san francisco this morning. have a great sunday, everyone. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ i'm chris wallace. president obama tries to heal the divide of the george zimmerman case while protesters demand justice for trayvon. [ shouting ] >> no justice. >> no peace. >> demonstrations in the wake of george zimmerman's acquittal. civil rights leaders are calling on the justice department to end the country's stand your ground laws. >> we are going to keep raising the temperature to turn around stand your ground. >> while president obama asks americas to do some soul searching. >> trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. >> we'll discuss the

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