stage is set for the court's historic ruling on healthcare. a rule cog come at any minute. >> reporter: we're live in redwood city where police are investigate the third suspicious fire that has happened in the last two weeks. we have two videos that catch t >> reporter: and officer- involved shooting leads to an investigation. we'll tell you what happened in front of a hayward liquor store. and california students may finally get a break with the plan to freeze tuition. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, june 25th. new this morning, police believe two cars were intentionally set on fire. this follows other car fires put on fire the last two weeks. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: good morning. both of these cars have been towed away into evidence. the first one was over here parked into the street where you can see the charred rubble. and if you plan to -- pan to the left, under the carport, you can see the charred top of that carport where the second one was. they did find accelerants and a piece of pain there could start the fire -- piece of paper that could have started the fire. there is this video and this man, could he be the responsible for torching the cars just a half-hour later after this video was taken? this ising that police -- is something that police are going to try to figure out. the gas station says the police have asked to see the vehicle. >> and -- after that, like, like a car -- there's a fire, like, one block down. >> reporter: this morning he arcar fires happened under the -- this morning's car fires happened this morning. this happens one week after someone torched a cadillac and on june 14th, another fire at an apartment complex. nearly a dozen people were displaced. now, in both of those cases, investigators found accelerants. a source close to the investigation says this could be gang-related. we'll let you know what they say and if they've had a chance to look at the video yet. back to you. >> thank you. we're following overnight knew news from hayward as well. we found out that a police officer got into a dispute with a person on a bicycle. it happened late last night not far from -- not far from 88. allie rasmus is live at the scene -- 80 -- 880. alley has with us is live at the scene -- allie rasmus is live at the scene. >> reporter: this happened in front of this market. patrons at some of the nearby businesses in the area reported hearing gunfire around 10:00. if we show you the video for about five to six hours after that reported shooting, there were -- the street was closed off as investigators gathered at the scene. we arrived here and saw crime lab investigators loading up the van. we believe the officer's taser was defridayed -- was deployed. we -- now, we don't know who the person osen bike was, what his or per position was. hayward police did confirm one officer did shoot the person on the bike and that person suffered a nonlife-threatening injuries. and the investigator piecing together the chain of events is still ongoing. live in hayward, it's 7:5, allie rasmus. >> thank you. the supreme court met for what's expected to be the final week of its session. president obama's healthcare overall is among the court's handful of remaining cases that still needs to be decided. the high court's historic ruling could come in the next few months but certainly within the next few days. we'll have a live report from outside of the u.s. supreme court. that's coming up at 7:15. 7:05. an investigation continues in sonoma county. this one started at 10:30 at this home on lakewood avenue and katati. a ktvu news viewer sent us this video. you can sea the fire -- you can see the fire gutted the house. still no word on how the fire started. well, the suspect in the shooting rampage at oakland's oikos university, due back in court today for a pretrial hearing. 43-year-old one goe is accused of the shooting. prosecutors say he opened fire on the campus of the small christian college after becoming angry over a tuition dispute. he is eligible for the death penalty because he committed multiple murders. the highway patrol is investigating a possible hit- and-run accident after a woman was found dead in her car. police say the accident happened saturday night from the ellen offramp in mountain view. they say she swerved into the freeway and slammed into a tree. now they are investigating whether another car, a toyota camera caused the accident. they say it's possible the camera clipped the woman's car while making an unsafe lane change. >> i don't know what's wrong with people that they are in such a hurry and can't slow down. cars can be very dangerous. >> police have located the owner of the camry. they've impounded the car. no one has been arrested. they are looking for the witness was may have saw the colliding. there could be a freeze put on college tuition when officials meet tomorrow. the state has reportedly secured another $120 million in funding. they want to use that money to prevent the hikes for the universities for the next school year. the whole plan depends on the governor's proposed tax hikes being passed this coming november. all right. we want to check in with sal and see what's going on on in the east bay. >> that's right. we've had slow traffic, back to monday, back to the ground. highway 4 starting there. it's slower in antioch, it's not a huge surprise for you. there are no major crashes along the way. let's take a look at the commute there. the traffic is a little slow, we had -- we did have slow traffic on 508. that's been cleared. we just got word of 580 westbound near puerto law. now, this whole livermore, this whole livermore commute out of tracy is -- the crash on portola. however it is going to be adding to all of that traffic -- getting into that traffic getting into livermore. >> a very good morning. some of these clouds into san francisco and mainly north. some of that low cloud deck associated with our strong low which brought very cold readings, some mid-40s across the board. i mean it's -- some cool numbers. they were down to 43. los gatos and also woodside, made it to 43 as well. i heard from kristin from brentwood. she said i'm not used to this cool weather. for brentwood. that's cool. our low responsible for to it is packing -- parking its bags and heating -- and heading off to the east-northeast. and then unseasonably high temperatures. look at that. that's a whopper. that's a great example of what's going on here. so a cool pattern continues. mostly sunny, mostly sunny. low clouds here. a little bit. maybe a few high clouds towards the north. but the pattern looks like it will start to modify a little bit tomorrow. there could still be windy conditions. higher elevations -- higher elevations are along the coast. 60s and 70s. that's it. that's it. sunny and breezy except for some that high cloudiness. it is producing some rain. 60s and os on the temperatures -- 70s on the temperatures. these are -- they should be in the 80s. but that's not the case for many, santa rosa, san jose should be around 83, 84. hard pressed to get about 3, 74. 70s on some parts of the peninsula. on the coast, upper 50sable low 60s. a little bit of a rebound on tuesday. especially wednesday and thursday and then with water temperatures so cold, another cooldown looks to be coming in on sunday. >> thank you, steve. an earthquake shook the south bay overnight. the quake was centered nine miles north of morgan hill. there are no reports of damage or injuries. 7:11. the power is back on for hundreds of people in san leandro and pg&e says the power went out about 8:30 last night, affecting almost 5,000 customers. there it is the downed power line. the power was fully restored about 3:30 this morning. southeast, boy, it's getting drenched. where debby is stall and where it is expected to make rainfall into and ocpiers hit the pride parade. what they were protesting and how the organizers respond -- and occupiers hit the pride parade. what they were protesting and how the organizers responded. some patchy low clouds. still breezy. temperatures, though, maybely in the in-- inland in the 70s. by the -- mainly inland in the 70s. residents along the florida gulf coast advised to get out of there. debie is right there at the shore. it threatened to bring more tornadoes and flooding. the storm has time to crop more -- drop more rain than usual. some parts of northern florida could get 20 inches of rain. a tornado has already killed one person and cause a lot the -- cause a lot of damage. >> we just saw a lot of wind pick. >> scared you to -- half to death. >> this storm could make landfall on thursday. coming up for you at 7:42. we'll take you live to the beach. we'll see the conditions now and find out more of what's to come. allison, do we have -- alison, do we have any word on those cases from washington? >> reporter: no woword yet. as momentous as these decisions are to be, it's quiet. we did hear some protesting chanting "strike it down." two years after president obama signed this into law, the justices are considering whether it's gonna be many dated whether everyone gets health insurance. it involves insurance for 50 million americans. much of it has gone into effect. hospitals, insurance companies, have been preparing for it. it's considered president obama's signature policy. we're also awaiting the ruling about the immigration cases, whether the states can make interest own laws. we'll stay here and bring you all of this information when we get it. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. and president obama is rather -- rather, just to reiterate, a new poll shows no most americans oppose the healthcare form even though they oppose most of the protection. 82% say they favor banning insurance companies from denying po -- to people with preexisting conditions. 61% are in favor to allow chin to stay on their parents' -- allow their children to stay on their policy until they are 26. the high court's ruling is expected to have a major impact on the national debate over immigration if it passes, the ruling about pulling people over immigrants. a police officer has been killed. one person has been arrested. the officer's name has not been made public. but the officer, it's reported, is well-known and a single mother in the denver police department. the roof of the mall collapsed in canada. this happened in canada, in elliott. parts of the rubble is too unstable, very shaky to go inside there. rescuers hope to stabilize it today to search for more survivors. more than 20 others were hurt in that collapse. :18sh -- 7:18. bradley manning is set to appear in maryland at a hearing. right now, he's seeking reports from various government agencies to assess the damage done by his alleged leak. manning is also asking a military judge to postpone his trial date. he says this will give both sides time to obtain and examine the documents. jerry sandusky is currently on suicide watch. he was convicted friday night on 45 counts related to child sexual abuse. he will remain on suicide watch until a doctor sees him and determines whether a precaution is necessary. sandusky's lawyers plan to appeal the conviction. hard to imagine today is the third anniversary of the death of michael jackson. the music legend died from a cardiac arrest in 2009 after taking a fatal combination of propo poll pill -- propophol. the gay pride parade was this weekend. they praised president obama 'recent endorsement of same-sex marriage. >> i think the time -- president obama's recent endorsement of the same-sex marriage. >> i think the time has come. >> organizers are already planning for next year. >> now, a group calling themselves occu-pride, they were out pride. organizers say the protest was not meant to attack the parade itself but to address concerns about corporate involvement. pride parade organizers say the corporate sponsorships help keep that event free to the public. if you want to see more photos, go to our channel 2 website, ktvu.com, click on the gay pride tab. so far it's been a pretty cool summer in the bay area. one little heat wave about a week ago but steve paulson will tell us if things will barm -- warm up. and some people want to know if this is too good to be true. a bear club rescued. and good morning. san francisco looking pretty good getting up to -- getting up to the 80 split. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area. we have some breaking news. the u.s. supreme court is striking down most of the arizona crackdown on illegal immigrants. this was one of the big decisions that was expected from the supreme court during the session. the issue here is the state of arizona says its location on the mexican border means the state bears a disproportionate share of the cost of illegal immigration. so the attorney for the state argued that the burden and the federal government's inaction has led arizona to pass is own -- to pass its own law to do enforcement. this is really a battle between the state and the federal governmentle over immigration. and again, the breaking news here right -- and the federal government offer immigration. and again, the break witness right here, the supreme court has just struck down most of the law about illegal immigrants. we're still awaiting the decision on healthcare, the you a fordable healthcare act that the obama administration passed and is still very much debated right now. there were two other cases that the supreme court did make decisions on there is a lot of money pouring into the pac -- >> absolutely. >> again, no decision for the healthcare. it might not come down today. we'll keep you posted. alison burns is outside of the supreme court. she'll will a -- she'll have a live report. >> this is all major. >> yes. sal's back. are you still watching katati? >> dave, we're watching livermore and a couple of different things. we're watching the north bay. the toll plaza -- remember, we told you about this crash that was there coming out for the bay bridge. the crash was removed and the traffic is normal. also moving along and driving on 237. gonna see some stop-and-go traffic out of milpitas. it's not that deep. you will see traffic getting better by the time you reach the lawrence expressway. if you are you canning in from 205 to -- coming in from 205 to livermore, it's not a good idea. let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. well, some low clouds around, some patchy clouds, they've been increasing in the last hour or so, mainly from oakland and along the -- along the bay and the big news, we have two reports of upper 30s in mendocino county, 41 in clearlake, a lot of low to mid- 40s. by the coast, a mix of fog, sun, cool. temperatures still below average. 40s and 50s, starting to warm up a little bit. a westerly breeze but not -- nothing outrageous. as that low finally moves. some patchy low clouds. but overall, look for mainly 60s and 70s. inland temperatures well below average. a little bit warmer tuesday. it looks like a cooldown comes in. officer injuries hinder the already short-staffed oakland police. what's causing the injuries and the action the police department is taking. and the decision could come today in the trial of a man accused of attacking a priest he says molested him years ago. it's been six days since 22- year-old evan flankerty was seen seen. seen-- was last seen. if you are just joining us, we're following breaking news. the u.s. supreme court strikes down most of the controversial arizona immigration law. but it has upheld at least one part of the law, and alison burns is live to explain what this all means. >> this is a split decision that's still going to be a very big disappointment for a lot of civil rights groups. the u.s. supreme court decided to uphold the very controversial decision. the papers -- the pailers provision. this is allowing local authorities to ask for documentation from immigrants that they believe or suspect are here illegally. immigration groups, say this invites racial profiling. we're waiting for the other monumentous decision made this week on president obama's health reform law. we'll be out asking for any other information. but it doesn't look like that decision is going to come down here alive. allison bushes -- alley sop burns, ktvu channel 2 news -- alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. blast all right. 7:32. the defense wants a mistrial declared in the assault case against william lynch who is accused of savagely beating a priest that he claims sexually abused hill and his brother. alex savidge has more about how the -- him and his brother. alex savidge has more about this case. >> reporter: well, they wanted him to take the stand because they knew he would lie on the stand and they told him that -- told the jurors that. lynch claims the father raped both him and his father in 1975 during a church camping trip. meantime, above the hearing happens this morning. there will be a rally outsite of the cash, outside of the -- and they are hoping to eliminate the statute of liptations against sex -- for sec crimes again children. >> that would be something that would be -- that you in delivery -- that you are in favor. >> yes. >> and that hearing happens at 10:00 a.m. and the prosecutors have called this frivolous. >> thank you. 7:34. a san francisco man still missing. this man was last seen by his family tuesday evening. police are not saying what phone he wassing -- he waspsing -- he waspsing. he was using. >> this is him. 6'1", blond hair, blue eyes, last seen wearing jeans, a gray baseball hit. injures are hanering the -- injuries are hindering officers. one out of seven are on leave. opd says they dent know why so many officers are hurt. the highs prun on it be -- union for -- the union -- they don't flow why so many officers are hurt, says the high union. 7:36. well, bay area gasoline prices have fallen about 15 cents a gallon in the last week. san francisco prices, still the highest in america. averaging $4 for a gallon of regular. but that's down almost 40 cents a gallon since this time last month. santa rosa, oakland, san jose, about 3.836. opinionnys -- 3.86. opinionnys higher -- bennys -- pennies -- than they were. they are coming in so lower -- in lower. how are we doing with traffic, sal? >> you know, we're not too bad. this has been kind of back-to- work monday. people are certainly out there. you will see stop and go traffic. still have some slow traffic here as you drive through antioch but bay point and pittsburg are getting better. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for about a 10 to 15-minute delay. no problems on the bridge it efis. in the santa clara valley -- itself. in the santa clara valley, usually we have slow traffic but right right now we don't have any. northbound 85. that's also slow approaching 17 -- approaching 17. let's go to steve. a very good morning. partly sunny, mostly sunny. there's some low clouds around the bay. a lot of sunshine. a lot of upper 30s and 40s. especially toward the you can thank or blame that low for is, we'll get a -- for us, we'll get a little bit of -- a few low clouds. temperatures really cool. the low responsible for it is beginning that westerly breeze will probably pick up later on. calm conditions for a few. there goes our low. as it begins to ec, partly cloudy, 60s and 70s i mean all the way out to the -- as it begins to get partly cloudy, 60s and 70s, i mean, all the way out. clearlake, 74. ukiah, 74. santa rosa, st. helena, sonoma in there, 73. san kent field, 75, dan ramon. san leandro at 68. livermore at 74. 76 morgan hill. 75 and even 73 for? he por view -- and even 73 for further out. nearly 250 homes have been destroyed in colorado's worst- ever wildfire which has been burning all month. now another fire is calling close to the -- coming to the singh springs. that's about 1,000 people that were -- sot to the springs. that's about 1,000 people that were -- to the springs. that's about 1,000 people that were asked to leave. right now it's only 4% contained. new concerns in egypt, the fears over that country's first democratically-elected president. plus -- a big move by their stock market. and we'll go live to florida, which is getting drenched by storm debie are joe arey. storm debby. americans bought new homes in may at the fastest pace in more than two years. you can see markets are sinking, following global markets that are lower after spain requested help for its struggle becames. the dow is down 168. the nasdaq is also down 52. and s&p down 21. this morning egypt's first democratically-elected government is working to form a government. muhammed morsi was officially named the new leader of egypt. there are concerns, though, morsi could turn egypt into a repressive islamic state but he's vowing to -- vowing to be the leader of all of the people. >> translator: i'm determined with you to build a new egypt, a mottern state and i will spend all of my time 0 -- a modern state and i will spend all of my time on this. right now, tropical storm debby is lurking off the coast of florida. our reporter is there where people are dealing with a lot of wind and rain. >> reporter: there are a lot of people and debris. a lot of people are not doing any beach home or boating. two blocks north of here all the way south to the south, no power. they are not gonna have power perhaps all of the way through the rest of the day. the high wind damage happened at 8:30. you this unrelease -- unleashed what residents say was a funnel cloud. about 28 homing it up added -- it -- the main threat is that the pain and the wind is only going to continue as -- is it expected to get worse? well, not anticipated, lee -- tee actually became a hurricane 1 -- category 1 hurricane. so alabama all the way through the florida billion billion is on be a -- through the florida panhandle. a lot of people not too happy with their florida vacation plans. this is a rainmaker. could be up to 15 inches of main -- of rain, maybe even approaching 20 inches. back to you. >> thank you. 7:46. the new prime minister of greece is now out of the hospital after having eye surgery. he suffered from a detached retina three days after he took the oath of halves. because he has to samele -- and the from the -- because he cannot see, another president will have to set in for hem. northern california sale of the prius hit 139,000 cars last year, second only to vehicle sales in japan. the shortage of truck drivers across the country is pushing up freight rates. the american trucking association says there are thousands of trucks jobs available. but the $5,000 price tag may be taking some people may be the could you that want triber -- maybe they wanted. fans flocked to the nascar race. >> first off, it's extremely competitive. >> it's the only event on the nascar circuit that comes to northern california. so the fans come out for their only chance to see live nascar racing in the bay area. 7:48. pixar's first princess is absolute royalty at the box office. "brave" is the story of a feisty scottish and took in $66 million. that catapulted it in the top top. an east bay man is the winner of a $2 million lottery jackpot thanks to a second chance drawing. hugh lieu did not win the first time and resubmitted. this will be paid out for $100,000 annuity. ten minutes before 8:00. don't be cooled police in fairfield say some tickets are fakes. we'll tell -- we'll tell you what to watch out for. you will hear from the northern california man whose sailboat man. a waterspout captured on camera as it was forming off florida's coast of the all of this as tropical storm debby triggered tropical tornadoes in central florida. forecasters are still not sure where debie will go next -- debby will go next. max young is now home in sacramento ten days after this accident off the western coast of mexico. he says the head of that 55- foot whale came slamming down on -- came slamming down on his boat. a couple of hours later, he was rescued. we have an update on an irish athlete. mark mcgovern suffered a brain injuries last june 25th. he was playing football when police say he was hit. he had to learn to talk and walk -- walk and talk. witnesses saw a man named patrick power of half moon bay standing over mcborn everyone book -- mcgover. -- of half moon bay was seen standing near mcgovern during this time. police in fairfield are warning drivers of fake tickets that have been showing up on cars. the notices that that the -- notices state that the -- the notices state there are from the city's code enforcement division. they are printed in the inner left-hand corner. some tickets state that the car's owner is in -- is in violation and there is a nine of $280. >> all right. they've been warned. hey, sal, anything to warn us about? >> well, it's getting busier. you can see some more slow traffic right. it's becoming slower. so is 238. also this morning we're looking at the bay bridge, it's still very slow from the macarthur maze to the metering brits. this morning westbound it's go. some go -- to the metering lights. this morning, westbound, it's patchy low clouds. but as long as they are associated with that low which is finally moving. it's been there for about four or five days. it looks like it is ejectth off to oregon. fairfield seems 55. the low will kick out and then. 10, 15 degrees bow low average for the inland temperatures. a little bit of fog and then a warmer pattern, wednesday, thursday, although water temperatures are unbelievably cool. the high court rules on arizona's controversial immigration law. we'll have a live report from outside the supreme court. >> reporter: we're live in red citiy about two men being questioned in suspicious fires. the welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's monday, it's june 25th. we're beginning with developing news in just the past hour. the u.s. supreme court made its long-awaited ruling on arizona's crackdown on the illegal immigrants. alison burns is live with more on this landmark ruling. >> reporter: the hiccup here this morning is that the united states supreme court did uphold parts of arizona's controversial law even though it struck down some of the key provision. let's take a look at the scene here. most democrats were focused on the health reform rowelling. woe won't get that until if -- the healthcare reform. we won't get that until later. on though the justices said that prorig the be the "show me your papers" solution could be subject to different provisions. the court okay that key outle -- the court would reduce that issue >> we are opposed to the brutal treatment and mistreatment of our immigrant friends. >> reporter: we'll have reaction from the administration later -- later on. back to you. >> thank you. >> reporter: this guarantees corporate and labor unions right to spend freely for or against candidates for state as well as local offices. both decisions were decided by a 5-4 vote. 8:01. as allison mentions. court must rule on other cases, including the landmark healthcare case. the supreme court will issue its last opinions on thursdays with the decision on president obama's healthcare over haul, expected to come down that day. a new pole shows most americans oppose president obama's healthcare reform even though they strongly -- strongry support most of the provisions. 68% say they are against it. but others are not forethose who are denying those for banning them because of preexisting conditions. we have new information that may be relitted on an arson took -- may be related to it an arson case. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: we've just confirmed that one of the men was in one of those videos. this was a video taken from a gas station not too far from where the fires broke out. in it, you can see the container buys gasoline and then two weeks later two cars went up. he said it was unusual that he is buying gas in the red can, he buy gas but he to, he was looking hot. on june 3th, another carport vehicle caused millions of cars in damage to a car pore p in bog of those caseings, officers found accelerants -- to a carport in both of those cases. officers did find accelerants. a fire in sonoma county started shortly after 10:30 at a home on lakewood avenue in ka katati. everyone got out safely. still no word how the fire started. a woman was driving in the city of discovery bay around 8:30 last night. investigators say she ran her station wagon into that en-- into the interview. show was arrested under the influence of a control substance -- of a controlled tub stance. the family of solomon nou. hi it tabhi has not commented. we're promoting volunteerism and philanthropy. >> i heard this is the biggest pride in the united states of america and i had to be here. >> participants and spectators say they feel like more progress has been made for more photos and video from the pride event, go to ktvu.com and click on the gay pride tab. time now, 8:06. there was an earthquake in the south bay overnight. a magnitude 3.4 quake hit just before 1:15 this morning t was centered nine miles north of morgan hill. the smaller after shock hit that same area 90 minutes area. no word of any damage or injuries. 8:06 want to check in with sal. you can see 237. it's slow. the same thing is happening with 2 0. all of a sudden we have more traffic and then -- no traffic and then a lot of people getting on the road. we don't have a lot of on highway 80 westbound. livermore traffic very slow. look at all of the red on the map. it was red for the entire stretch of the arrow. now it's getting better. if you are trying to get into livermore on the clouds have been out there for a long time, out there in eureka and that's what's been keeping us cool? temperatures reboundeddal little -- rebounded a little bit yesterday. only 57 fairfield. san jose and livermore. more low clouds and fog. westerly breeze, 10, 25 miles an hour. not so bad right now. starting to pick up a little bit. but west-southwest, there at fairfield. sfo and sew even a west wind out here. it's -- patchy fog, sunny, mostly sunny, breezy, but 50s, 60s by the water's edge and then 60s and 70s inland. that's it. brentwood, 76. alameda, 66. 73 san jose. 77 gilroy to 70 and fremont and then 50s and 60s on the coast. another low crops -- drops in. he's the suspect in that nightmare at oikos university. what's happening in the mass shooting case. an officer-involved shooting in hayward eb. 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officer was in front of the store in the first place but the officer did end up firing his weapon. there was a flashlight on the ground and clothing along with about a dozen evidence markers on the sidewalk. the there's also a taser on the ground. it looked as though the taser had been used or deployed. the tasers's cables were extended and partially wrapped around the patrol car. the shopping car where this happened is in a unincorporated part of hayward. so the sheriff's office is leading the investigation into what happened. the investigators are still not giving us a lot of detailed information. time is 8:14. the suspect in the shooting rampage is due back in court today for a pretrial hearing. 43-year-old one goe is accused of killing seven people. from prosecutors say he -- the prosecutors say he opened fire after a dispute over tuition dispute. now, prosecutors say because there were multiple murders, he's eligible for the death penalty. barry gillton and his girlfriend, lieu pay mercano are charged with killing calvin sneed in the bayview district. they claim sneed was a gang member acting as a pimp for their 17-year-old daughter. they've entered not guilty pleas. 8:15. the full house of congress is scheduled to vote on a contempt citation against eric holder sometime this week. the move to make this vote comes after a house committee voted along party lines after holder refused -- retuesday fused to urn turn over information related to the fast and furious gun-running operation. last week, president obama accused -- used the claim and the white house says the charge is politically motivated. a judge is scheduled to rule whether a case can move forward and attorneys in this case have asked the case to be dismissed. they say the police used dubious tactics. prosecutors say the man bought guns and and a grenade in the -- with the intent of using them. right now, bradley manning is in court. they are asking for reports to assess the damage that was done by his alleged leak. right now, they are asking for him for reports. he wants a delie de -- he wants a delay until september to look over documents. right now, jerry sandusky is on suicide watch. he was convicted of 45 of 48 counts. he will remain on suicide watch until a doctor sees him. >> his lawyers plan to appeal the convictions. >> 8:17. the denver police department is mourning the loss of one of their own this morning. a female officer was shot and killed last night while trying to break up a fight at a busy outdoor jazz conner is -- conner is. one person was arrested -- jazz concert. one person was arrested. the officer was a single mother -- and well known within the department. there was a mall roof collapse in canada. rescuers hope to stabilize the structure today so they can search for victims. more than 20 others were injured in the collapse. a southern california teacher is facing child endangerment charges after a report of a hazing incident inside his classroom. police say emanuel de la rosa told four of his students to assault one other student because of a problem with behavior. he may have known about other cases of hazing. police say one student received minor injury but didn't give any other details about that sunny skies. 8:19. it's a big idea for an art expedition. >> why some art -- why some say a massive boulder has no place in the museum today. and look out the window. the summer season getting to a chilly start. steve's coming back and he will have the forecast for us. good morning. the traffic is a little bit better for us. we'll tell you more -- straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] go from being on the road to being on vacation. hilton honors. the guest loyalty program with over thirty-eight hundred hotels worldwide. this next story rocks. take a look at this. michael heiser's levitated mass, a 340-ton boulder is at the los angeles county museum of art. now he had the idea of this four decades ago but it took about $10 million to make it a reality. not everybody's impressed. >> i'm sorter of trying to figure out what the big deal is. >> yeah, the rock came from a quarry in riverside county. the trip took 11 nights because the special trailer needed to move it, only traveled at night and rarely moved faster than 5 miles an hour. >> see levels are rising. west coast sea levels are expected to rise up to 1 foot in 20 years and two feet by the year 2050. that's slightly more than the global average. researchers say that increases the risk of flooding and storm damage. 8:23. you voters in petaluma, you may be asked to increase taxes this november. there is are -- there are two proposals, a -- 5% which would bring in more money and the "press democrat" says the city council will talk it over at the meeting tonight. westbound 80 looks pretty good. backed up for about a ten- minute delay. but no major problems. very slow traffic. if you look at 680 there, coming south of pleasanton, very slow traffic. just after stone lightning heading on south -- dash after stoneridge heading on south -- on south -- south on stoneridge heading on south. west-southwest 13 fairfield. but that's about it. there's not much of a breeze yet. i expect that to pick up another very chilly morning. low 40s in the santa cruz mountains. a lot of mid-40s around the bay. all from that big guy right there, look at that thing spinning in the atmosphere. that's a beauty. cool pattern continues. mostly sunny, breezy, the low which came right in there and is ejecting out has produced some rain up in crescent city. he said wife and the dog came lunning em -- came running home. i mean this system is producing more rain, 60s and 70s, for temperatures even out to tuesday, wednesday, thursday, warmer weather but then it looks like another low drops in for the upcoming weekend. 8:25. some bus stops are moving in the east -- in the east bay. why it's happening and why this may cause confusion. and the case of a mistrial with the man accused of. beating up the priest he says molests him -- molested him. and a plan to freeze tuition. california college-gores may get a break. get-- california college-goers may get a break. supporters of william lynch are gathering outside of the courthouse. alex savidge is there as well on the request for a mistrial and what the protesters are demanding. >> reporter: well, defense attorneys for will lynch are asking for a mistrial. they filed that motion last week. essentially what they say is that prosecutors in this case committed misconduct by allowing the priest who was attacked allegedly to take the stand and testify knowing that potentially he would lie on the stand. right now, the courters are holding a rally out front. they are calling for changes from the legal system. now, the defendant is in charge -- is charged with beating up the priest who he says molested him and his brother during a church camping trip. on the stand, the priest denied molesting lynch. defense attorneys say he committed perjury and that's why they want a mistrial. but even if that doesn't happen, lynch says this is shedding light on father jerry's actions. >> it's very healing for the winds. >> reporter: as we came out to a live picture in san jose, you can see the folks holding the signs near the entrance to the courthouse. these are supporters of will lynch, rallying for molestation victims they say among other things, they say they want to expand the statute of limitations to report abuse. the trial will. there's a motion filed by attorneys, a motion that prosecutors call frivolous. >> the pail le alto police want your help finding a man who had been shot to death. the victim's beened you -- been identified as 30 -- been identified as 30-year-old edwin bailey. this fire started on woodland drive. there were bars on the -- there were bars on the windows and so firefighters had to force their way inside. san francisco police chief greg sur and the citizens initiative plan to give us more details later this morning. injuries are hindering police patrols in oakland. the oakland tribune reports 90 officers are on -- are on call -- on medical leave. the chp investigating a possible hit and run after a woman was found dead in her car. police say this happened saturday night near the evelyn yomp ramp from highway 85 in mountain view. they say she severe everybody odd off the freeway and slammed into that free. now they are investigating -- investigating whether another car caused the accident. it's possible the if -- it's possible the woman claimed -- clipped the car. >> i don't know what's wrong with people that -- just slow down. a reminder from firefighters about the danger of dangerous conditions. there was a fire last night. the firefighters were able to put it out, a bush and a tree. the fire is out -- the out. into the power went out about 8:30 last night, affecting almost 5,000 passengers. they said a counseled line -- a downed line is the almost. well, lawsuits are expected after santa clara county pulled $30 million of promised tax money from the new 49ers stadium. they said they would rather spend the money on touchers. however, the 49ers and santa clara city leaders specifically earmarked redevelopment money to help build the $1 hoey 42 billion -- help build the 1.42 billion construction. it is 8:34. some bus stops are being moved in oakland. all bus stops at the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station will be temporarily relocated for the next month due to construction in the area. the stops will be moved to nearby streets and will be back to the normal stops after july 25th. all right, tori. 8:35. sal is back. you are watching the toll plaza. >> yeah, it's still pretty heavy there. it's backed up for a 15-minute delay. nothing really bad but it won't be a walk in the bark for you. let's take a look at some of the slowest traffic, though. 680 southbound out of pleasanton. southbound 680. there's some debris in the lanes that's becausing slow traffic. and then 880 is slow still between 92 and down to the fremont area. northbound 101 is also slow elsewhere from 280 to sunnyvale. we talked about the taupe. about the only good thing i can say, right now we're not gotting any information on on accidents 0 san franciscos. one more -- any information on accidents in san francisco. let's go to steve. this low that i'm standing right in front of is actually beginning to move. as it does, it's kind of enhancing that cloud deck near the coast. it's weird. it's like parts of the coast are sunny and then you go inland and then it's cloudy. it's kind of hit and miss. really cool lows this morning. i mean from men doe see o-- mendocino valley. a west-southwest 13 at. 15s and 6 -- 50s an 60s. at this time of year we're usually out of the gate. i love this satellite picture because it really shows you the low. raining right in in crescent city. there could be more rain especially -- right now in crescent city. there could be more rain, especially through has tas lassen -- shasta/lassen. as it moves out, that will allow high pressure to build back in. patchy low clouds, sunny, 60s and 70s. coast, bay, inland and i mean way inland. only the 70s. so 63, stenson, 74 sonoma. petaluma, 74 clearlake. martinez, 72. i went 77 antioch. but that may happen for about two minutes. and san ramon 76. 60s, 50s on the coast. a little rebound on these temperatures tuesday. more so tuesday and wednesday but we put the air brakes on. another system drops in and that means another cooldown. 8:38. check this out, criminal charges facing this southern california teenage -- southern california teenager. his arm got stuck in a vending machine when he was trying to steal a soda. authorities say trolley riders saw him in distress called for help. we were able to cut the lock on the machine and get the door open, so we were able too get the person's arm unstock. now, that's an operation. it took about an hour to get him free. but his arm is out. he's checking it out. >> he's now facing petty theft charges. 8:38. alex trebek is recovering after suffering a heart attack. the "jeopardy" host was admitted to a hospital in los angeles on saturday. it's a mild heart attack and he's expected to recover in time for the new tapings of the show next month. he's been hosting the tv show for 28 years. the new videotape hit is a video of a bear cub being rescued from a garage reportedly from his own mama bear. you can see there is a bear cub inside the garage. he's having a little trouble getting down. but then the garage door starts to open. a bigger bear is pushing it up and then the curb gets to a ladder and makes his way down and outside. some are questioning video is real, including why a ladder happened at the -- happened to be at the right end of that high deem. what do you think? >> i don't know. it look as little suspicious to me. well, new this morning, a deadly shooting. this has happened at once. busiest airports in the world. >> reporter: we're leave in redwood city where investigators are questioning two men possibly connected to some arson fires. the surveillance video that could lead one of them to crime. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. world stocks are falling, this week's european summit will not come um with a deal that might restore confidence in the eurozone. the price of oil is falling. it's dropped to below $79 a barrel. $78 right now. due to concerns about europe's economic and financial whoas. the dow currently down $165, the nasdaq down 60. s&p down 24. the u.s. supreme court struck down key parts of arizona. however, the court says one part of the law requiring police to check the status of someone they suspect is an illegal immigrant. it happened last night on 880. an officer shot and wounded a man on a bicycle. still not clear what led up to the shooting. tara moriarty is live at police headquarters and you have executed -- exclusive video of one of the suspects minutes before the fire. they are not ready to name this person as a suspect but he's definitely being questioned. police confirm he's one of the individuals that you see in a video that you will only see on channel 2. let's take a look at this surveillance video. it's taken from a nearby gas station, not too far from where the fires broke out. in the video, you can sea a man buying a red container of gasoline which investigators found at the scene, now just, just a half-hour later, two cars went in flames. >> i said, yeah. i can't believe it. >> car fires happened in a carport and on the street. it comes on the hills where someone torched a cadillac on gordon and redwood avenue. on june 15th, another carport burned six vehicles. we just spoke to police a couple of minutes ago. they said they would be giving us an update. two people have been shot to death in front of a terminal at mexico city's international airport. another person has been wounded. in florida, george zimmerman's attorney is asking for his client to be released from jail for a second time. new in morning, there's been a set back for -- setback for recovery crews on washington's mount rainer as they work to recover. body of a park crew. they say they may not be able to recover the body of nick hall until the middle of the week. he fell to his death while trying to help other climbers who fell from a clevisis -- crevice. today is the third anniversary of michael jackson's death. he died after taking a powerful combination of powerful drugs. dr. conrad murray was found guilty in his death and could be released from jail next year. colorado's worst-ever wife has been burning all month. now another fire is coming close to colorado springs. the wa doe fire has burned about 7500 acres since saturday. about -- the waldo fire has burned about 7500 acres since saturday. the fire started on saturday and has burned more than 2,000 structures around sarasota springs. and two freight trains collided in oklahoma. the collision sparked a diesel fuel fire sending a huge plume of smoke in the air. the conductor managed to escape but three crews are still missing. antonise, the prime minister of greece, had eye surge and the president will ten in for him while he's recover -- will step in for him while he's recovering. 8:49. new this morning, sales of new homes are on the rise. last month they raise to the fastest pace in two years. the commerce department says new home sales went up 7.6% from april to may. it shows buildingers are gaining confidence in the housing market -- builders are gaining confidence in the housing again. there will be 11 measures be the -- 11 measures on the ballot. voters will consider issues ranging from the death penalty to the three strikes law to taxes. mandatory labeling for genetically engineered food. >> people need to know who is -- need to know -- people need to know who is paying for the campaigns. >> the group is backing assembly bill 168 requiring the three largest fund-raisers will -- fund-raisers to be clearly identified. 8:50. well, the canadian company that makes the blackberry phones would spinoff a hand division and they could be operating as separate companies. possible buyers would be happenle -- would be apple, google, facebook or apple, according to the paper. rim virtually invented the idea of e-mail on your phone but it's now struggling to compete with other smartphone market leaders. samsung is expecting worldwide sales of the latest phone to hit $10 million next month. the galaxy went on sale just two months ago. samsung became the number one maker last year. apple and samsung are fierce rivals to be the biggest sellers of the smartphone. well, the first seafood caught off the coast of japan, where the tsunami hit goes on sale today. noants of cssian will be -- no amounts of cussian will be sold. pixar has royalty at the bock office. "brave" took in more than $66 million. that catapulted it into the top spot the at -- it into the top spot at the weekend box office. why this is an historical day at the site of the new world trade center in new york. that last beam of tower 4 is moving into place. sal has a final look at the highways. he will tell us what's happening on the bay bridge. police from -- police from -- police in vallejo latested several pimps and prostitutes in a sting operation with the fbi. this was in an attempted to -- in an attempt to -- to try to locate small children. they didn't find any small children but they found prostitutes and their pimps. a beam will be lifted 977 feet by a crane and placed on top of the building in new york city. and this will be the first tower completed on the wild site since the 911 attacks -- on the world trade center site since the 911 attacks. this is scheduled to be opened next year. venus williams has lost in the first round and wimbledon. first time he's -- she's been beaten in the opening round. she's in 58th. the raceway will be a favorite of clint bowyer from now on. this was in the save mart 350. today is the beginning of the start of a temporary closure of a marin county intersection. crews are closing warm springs road. that area is part of the mount tamalpais reservoir near ross. the intersection will be closed from 7:00 until 3:30 through friday. 8:57. one more time, let's check in with sal and see how rings -- see how things are wining down -- winding down. >> let's see how they are winding down. it's getting a little bit better as you passed the coliseum. the morning commute is looking okay -- is looking okay. it's about a ten-minute wait. if you are driving in the santa clara valley. the traffic is approaching the 880 freeway. you can see there is a crash there on the shoulder. let's go to receive. >> mostly sunny, partly sunny -- mostly sunny, partly sunny. cool, cool. we had a lot of 40s. a little bit warmer. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. it looks like another little cooldown. >> thank you, steve. that's our report. we'll see you the next time -- the next time news breaks. >> and stay tuned for the news at noon and more information on the supreme court's decision on same-sex relations.