today we will warm up. but things are below average. walnut creek should be closer to 78, san jose closer to 67, napa 72 degrees. that's right about where it should be. low clouds, a strong low has formed. it's now in nevada. that low will bring showers till las vegas. and windy and cool conditions for them. we have a little bit of us spend in the atmosphere chewing up some of those clouds coming off the sea area -- sierra. tomorrow looks like a better opportunity. brentwood cool 49, santa rosa at 56.

even redwood city is 48. union city 51. the city itself is 51. and high pressure giving us a little warm up today. the fog will return tomorrow. your screens are telling you what quex >> you can see traffic is going be out there. let's tar -- start with the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that it is a backed up by all the ramps there traffic is going to be slow. no problem on the bridge itself. san mateo bridge looking good and traffic will be slow on 880 as you're driving away from the

castro valley area towards hayward. one thing i want to mention, there is some police activity on church, your probably be routed down to bus shuttles. emergency crews are at a deadly crash where a car drove off the road into a pond off crow canyon road. rescue teams searched at the scene. >> reporter: the sheriff did find one man dead inside the vehicle. the driver driving a tesla model s, crash through this white fence traveling through the

field and crashed into a pond on private property. the property owner heard the crash last night around 8 pm. and called 911. the property is about one mile west of san ramon. at this time year the pond can be eight feet deep. a dive team responded, it took some time to remove the car. >> the vehicle was submerged, in order to get the tow cable to the vehicle we needed divers . they located the vehicle, recovery of the vehicle took longer than planned, because of the trees in the water that were catching the vehicle.

>> reporter: the tow truck removed that car around 5 am. one adult male was found dead inside the car. they do not believe any other vehicles were involved in this crash. traffic is back open on crow canyon road, a reopened since the tow truck had left the area . they do not know what caused the crash. leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. funerals for victims of the texas shooting started today. one victim will be flown to

pakistan for her funeral. the governor has called for a moment of silence today to honor the shooting victims to honor the 10 victims. schools in the santa fe school district will be closed today and tomorrow. and the governor will hold a roundtable meeting about finding the solution for gun violence. the 17-year-old suspect, dimitrios pagourtzis is cooperating with police and is being held without bail. court documents show that he purposely did not shoot students he likes so they could tell his story. his attorneys have not decided if they'll asked for mental competency exam. >> these are trying

circumstances. to say he's doing we'll would not be accurate. we have all lot of work to do. >> his family said that the shooting is incompatible with the boy we love, and they're confused as anyone as to what happened. happening later today san francisco police will hold a town hall meeting about an officer shooting in fillmore. this happened while officers were investigating an auto burglary police detained one suspect they say that that suspect's car was involved in a crash with two police cars and that is where the shooting occurred. the suspect and one officer were hurt. they're not the same what kind of injuries occurred. the

townhall meeting will be at the hamilton recreation center at 6 pm tonight. president donald trump's attorney said that the special -- special investigation will wrap up by september first according to special counsel robert mueller. giuliani said that the timeline was revealed as they discussed possible interview by president donald trump. gina haskel will be sworn in as the new head of the cia. should be the first woman to head the cia. she's worked for the agency for 33 years and was confirmed by the senate last week. the trumpet ministrations of their putting their trade war with china on hold.

they have decided not to impose tariffs on chinese products while negotiations continues. the trade deficit was $375 billion. in the first round of negotiations, both sides agreed to cut that by half. setting up a framework for trade balances in the future. >> we have a great frame root -- work agreement. about lowering tariffs, and setting up structure. this morning the president tweeted that china has agreed to buy massive amounts of additional farm agricultural products. that would be one of the best things happen to our farmers and many years. social security, a major change coming in four years. that could mean big trouble for your retirement ?

the mayors of the bay areas three largest cities will join forces in support of a toll increase on bay area bridges. we are looking at traffic on 680, it looks good. they said that there is a serious issue in san francisco, trains are not getting through. this will be a tough morning for the trent 24 line. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. today is the last day to register to vote for the june 5 primary election. if you have moved, or changed your name, you have to reregister to vote. to be eligible to vote you have to be 18 years old by election date, and not to be in prison or on parole. for more information you can head to ktvu.com and click on web links. the mayors of the bay areas three largest cities are coming together to some poor into a toll hike on seven local bridges. >> alex abbott is at the bay

bridge toll plaza to tell us more about this push for regional measures. >> reporter: voters across the bay area will decide if they are willing to pay more to cross bay area bridges. if this measure passes, gradually tolls would increase by three dollars in the upcoming years. eventually it would cost nine dollars to cross the bay bridge during rush hour. a later today the mayors of three major cities will be coming together for a news conference in support of the measure. they will decide whether to increase tolls on seven local bridges.

the money raised from the toll increase would pay for various transportation improvement projects across the area. some commuters are not on board with the idea. >> it's going be very difficult. especially with the cost of living increasing. now they want to raise the cost of the bridge. especially for those the commute. i cross two bridges, that would be really terrible. >> reporter: the backers of regional measures three. said that it will generate 3.4 million dollars. if approved it would be phased in over six years starting with a one dollar increase in that 2019, with a total increase by three dollars by 2023. the news

conference will happen today at 2 pm outside the ferry building in san francisco. the question the day ? do you support measure 3 ? so so how's the commute look ? >> it looks okay on the bridges in the commute. i do want to mention if you take trent 24 in san francisco you might want to take something else. there are bus shuttles. but they are crowded. it is going to be a tough commute. if you know anyone that takes that train, i would encourage to

take a bus line, or uber. it is going to be a tough morning. we are trying to get to the bottom of it but it's major delays there. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic backed up, lease a 20 minute delay. not a lot of slow traffic in front of oracle, driving up to oakland on the san mateo bridge is moderately heavy. there have been no major issues. that -- not too bad of a commute as you're heading to the south bay. the silicon valley commute is doing we'll. -- well.

we have rain in carson city this morning, some of that moisture is coming back in to carson city, and reno. that will play into the sierra nevada weather. that could be coming across. i don't think it'll make it over here. a lot of cloud cover has been wiped out to the north. it's still pretty solid for some to the south. were fighting between some partly cloudy to some partly sunny. you see this is going help chew up some of that cloud deck. las vegas under cloudy skies, 73 and the rain. their forecast high will be 80

degrees. that is quite unusual. one year ago it was hot here, it was 95 degrees. it's going be 51 in sacramento, yesterday many in the 40s and 50s. 53 in berkeley. if you have a phone app you'll see that it's 46 in santa rosa. and 52 in oakland. and the city has dropped to 50. so what's the water temperature ? 51 degrees in san francisco. those water temperatures play in a huge way on overnight lows.

it's incredible to see this many coming in. there's another one coming in later in the week. we will have a slight warm-up and temperatures will rebound. a little bit warmer after a very cool sunday. 60s all around the bay, and i'm banking on a north wind. still too much cloud cover in san jose. they should be closer to 75. this pattern continues, we see another system arriving on friday and saturday. >> thank you steve paulson. new video showing the chaos at the north bay wildfires. >> this is a police body cam video.

everybody get out now. this is a santa rosa police department. >> you get my car. >> officers knocked on doors, caring elderly people to their patrol cars, and force people to go with them even when they didn't want to pick they said some of the frustration came from people who refuse to leave their homes. >> when the police are running away, it is time to turn around. >> just get in. we don't have time for shoes. why did you not leave earlier ? >> we don't have a car. >> you cannot go over there, everything is on fire. >> i'm scared. >> i know this is terrifying. >> one officer told reporters

that seeing this footage brought them back to this night. saying that he could smell the smoke again. you can see more of this video on the east bay times website. >> we have tips for you as we get ready for another season. evacuate when authorities tell you. and learn how to manually open your garage door. have an evacuation plan. and if you have a loved one in the nursing home make sure that they have an evacuation plan is we'll. in january there were 112 burned lots for sale. there are now 250 lots for sale. we are going to change gears to a happier five. a big win for the golden state warriors. we will show you the blowout

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welcome back to mornings on 2. the social security administration might have to make some big changes soon. the social security board of trustees said that the year 2022 will mark the first time that social security is paying out more in benefits than they take in. to make up for the deficit, so security will have to do dip into its trust fund. if nothing changes, they could run out of money by the year 2034. the report suggests that they may need to cut social security benefits by 23% to keep the payouts going. some of the reasons for a shortfall could be people living a longer, lower yield interest rates, and more baby boomers retiring. people are excited for summer vacation. the word vacation searches up

10%. some the most searched destinations, europe, mexico, and california. experts say that this is good news for the economy that so many people want to take vacations. because they're not worried about using up their vacation days. a new real estate a study shows how a low credit score hurts homebuyers. they found that borrowers with fair credit scores between 640 and 679. pay $720 annually then a borrower with excellent scores. that means that buyers with low

credit scores could pay $21,000 more for a typical home. mainly because of higher interest rates. the numbers are more drastic in parts of the bay area. in san jose the median home cost 1.3 million. an umpire with fair credit could pay $129,000 more for the same house. browsing the internet at work could increase productivity. it's called cyber loafing, they say it's a natural reside -- reaction to work for them. researchers say that it's not harmful as long as internet rules are followed. they say a few minutes of cyber loafing can increase your production directly after. >> a nice mental break and then back to work.

a push to support charter schools across california. the candidates getting millions of dollars in support ? we do have traffic slowing this morning on many of the bay area commutes. including highway 4. we also have a problem in san francisco with a major trend 24 line.

this is ktvu mornings on 2. us -- a fresh load of supplies are on the way to the international space station. the capsule is caring experiments, clothing, and food for the six crew members aboard the station. there is also a claimant for the spacewalk. they are expected to reach the space station on thursday. thank you for joining us i am dave clark. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. there are major problems with the muni line in san

francisco. >> yes the njudah line has major problems. muni just tweeted saying that they are suggesting another way to get to work because of all the mess. police activity are blocking the tracks of the njudah line. we don't know what it is, we do have a crew on the way. we will find out more for you. let's go to the bay bridge, with had traffic backed up, the metering lights are on. and that is typical. this is 80 n. and south. it looks good in front of oracle. the san mateo bridge had a stalled vehicle and traffic is backed up all the way across.

you can see the dunbarton bridge does not have that flow of traffic. let's head over to steve paulson for weather. we will see a few clouds around, but temperatures will bump up from yesterday's very cool readings. walnut creek is up to 76, and palo alto up to 71 degrees. we will see some cloud cover around, but it will lose some of its energy because there is a system on the back side. the moisture coming back in from nevada over the sierra will generate more afternoon thunderstorms. that breeze has tapered off. they expect and afternoon storm.

we seen low 50s on the coast, mostly sunny skies and a lot of cloud cover. more thunder storms and high pressure will bring us a little warmer weather. a few upper 70s. let's head back to the desk. happening today. bay area lawmakers one action to ban gun shows at the cow palace. allie rasmus is a lie with more on the story. >> reporter: bay area lawmakers plan on targeting the crossroads of the west gun show the happens here at the cow palace. they want to introduce legislation that would ban gun shows at this venue starting in 2020. the most recent show was in

april, and a small group of protesters stood outside to talk to people about their views on guns and weapons. and local leaders have long expressed their opposition to this event happening. but the cow palace is operated by the state.'s only state lawmakers can pass legislation to ban those gun shows. >> things have changed, we have had this explosion of massacres of children of schools across country. and people want fewer guns. especially here in california. >> reporter: this legislation has been in the works for several weeks. this comes in the wake of the shooting from texas last week they killed 10 people.

this bill came before governor schwarzenegger and was vetoed. but they believe that this time the outcome will be different. if the legislation passes, gun shows would not be banned until 2020. the state senators a say they do not want to mess with the legal contracts. the next show is scheduled to happen here in the month of june. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. a national gun debate over who can buy guns. some are calling for additional mental health counseling.

u.s. senator mark warner says a solution may be a combination of several ideas. >> my hope is that we can do and all of the above. for the folks that i work with in congress, take a moment and let your position evolve. there are ways that we can put reasonable restraints without dramatically influencing people's second amendment rights. the incoming president of the national rifle association says you cannot solve school gun violence by taking away gun rights. he blames a culture where violence is common, and the boys are given drugs to deal with mental problems like ritalin. he wants to increase campus security, including metal

detectors. according to the palo alto daily post. reverend stevens admits that he sent unprofessional tweets. calling the city and elitist addenda paid. this started after a debate over traffic and city permits. the reverend says he's leaving the church to minimize the negativity of the good community work done by the church. police in union city want your help. they're looking for a serial tagger who has been sprayed painting buildings on the east side of a union city. if you know information contact union city police. a man is on under arrest

for stabbing a man in the face while driving across the golden gate bridge. he's facing charges of attempted murder. the circumstances are unclear. this happened late on friday night and the victim went to a hospital in fairfield. they were able to speak to the victim and tracked down the suspect. a new affordable housing venture in the canyon is taking applications. this is a valley view senior living project. and it is almost complete. there are 69 rental units. the parties given to veterans and seniors 55 years old and older. the application deadline for the one or two bedroom units is a june 15. the move-in dates are expected at the end of this year. advocates for charter

schools are spending much more on political ads then teacher unions. they've put in more than $22 million to support former los angeles mayor for governor. they said they refused to limit the amount of charter schools in the district. new information expected about an officer involved shooting in san francisco. more details on the planned town hall meeting. -- ? the golden state warriors are two winds away from going to the finals. a look at the big win from last night.

a welcome back to mornings on 2. how about those lawyers ? they blew out the rockets last night. a big win. [ cheering ] for the warriors it was a big night. six warriors scored in double digits. the warriors one by 41 points. >> you could expect the warriors fans are energized being one step closer to the championship. >> i was going to bet the house, and i didn't. i'm so upset. >> people came from far and away for the game.

one man came from china to see the warriors play. >> this is the first time. it's unbelievable. >> for many this was a family affair. we found this young who came with his father. he was able to get some autographs for his first game. >> so exciting. let's bring the cell back to talk about the major trend 24 problems with muni. the trains are not moving. they're coming up and turning around. muni is suggesting that you find another way to get to work. meaning more bus lines will be crowded with people scrambling. we have a crew arriving on the scene. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. it's crowded as we'll.

there have been no major problems driving into the city. here is a look at 80 -- 880. we are also look at the san mateo bridge. that stalled vehicle has really slowed things down. traffic is at a complete standstill on the san mateo bridge. the dunbarton bridge is a better commute. i would recommend that wholeheartedly. i would not recommend the san mateo bridge at the moment. 6:46 am. let's bring in steve paulson. sunshine and partly cloudy today. a vigorous low dropped in and really cool this down to we'll below average. last year on this date, it was 95 degrees in the livermore, and 95 in concorde, and 85 in san jose.

it'll be 7 degrees in san jose today. what a difference a year makes. a very strong low has developed. it's going to be cloudy and 80 degrees in las vegas. you can see from the east back into reno and carson city we will see more thunderstorm activity. not much of a breeze, we are expected to turn north. the city is currently at 50 degrees. the average is 51. that's below average. the water temperature is a cold 51 degrees. were seen pacifica at 48, and san mateo and belmont at 50. it's 39 degrees in truckee.

the system coming in is helping the scoured things out. a ridge of high pressure will build bring in a slight bump up of temperatures. there will be another system coming in on friday. temperatures below average this week. some upper 70s with a north wind , berkeley at 68 and the city at 62 degrees. 70 in san jose. that's 5 degrees below average. tomorrow the fog will return, and then another cool down on friday and saturday. stocks are looking up this morning after the u.s. decided to not impose tariffs on china. we see the dow jones up by 300 points. the nasdaq has gained one full %. and international markets also finished up. president donald trump tweeted that there will be a good deal

for farmers in the united states. an update to the trade deal between the united states and china. deadpool was the top movie the box office over the weekend. >> i was late because i was rounding up all the gluten in space. but the superhero filmed debuted with $125 million in ticket sales. avengers dropped from first with $28 million, it's approaching the $2 billion for global sales. and in third place 'book club'. increasing the bridge tolls

. and a show of unity. the call for change at a peaceful protest over the weekend. ktvu fox 2 news , complete coverage. -- bay area coverage.

it's currently 6:52 am. the funerals are underway for the weekend plane crash in cuba that killed 112 people's -- the flight data recorder is still missing. the plane crashed shortly after leaving havana. the crew was from mexico,

because cuba didn't have any certified a pilot. the plane was 39 years old. health officials in the congo will start vaccinating people against ebola. that was after four cases were reported. the death toll has raised up to 26. funding has been raised to $4 million. of vaccination is considered an experiment. but did work during an outbreak four years ago. the pope told a gay man that god made him that way loves him the way he is. the pope said he didn't care about the man being gay, and he needs to be happy with who he is. the man was the victim of

sexual abuse by a priest. and spend a few days at the vatican talk about his experience. a man was killed in washington state, and another is in the hospital after being attacked by a cougar. two friends were bicycling in north bend, that's 30 minutes east of seattle when a cougar came out and started chasing them. one of them swung a bike at the cougar, as the men were getting ready to leave, the cougar came back and pounced on one of the men. >> at one point the victim reported that the cougar had his head inside his jaws, and he has those injuries to go along with that report. >> during the attack a friend ran into the woods, he was found dead after being mauled by the cougar. this is the second deadly attack by a cougar in the last 100 years. the texas town where the latest school shooting is

showing its support for the victims. there was a candlelight vigil and a blood donation. >> if i can give money, i can give my blood. >> some people waited two hours to donate blood. people at other blood donation centers are asking to have their blood dissent to the school shooting victims. a north carolina man who drove his car into a restaurant is facing murder charges. the man brought his family into the restaurant, stepped away from the table and then drove his suv into the building killing his 26-year-old daughter who was a sheriff's deputy, and his daughter-in-law. the rest of his family seated nearby were seriously hurt. the driver is a former police officer who's been struggling with mental illness. an incredible story on the

big island of hawaii. you can see some of the intense volcanic activity happening at the kilauea volcano. >> reporter: fumes, steams and particles hitting the water. you can get glass shards admitted. they fly causing damage. you don't want to be anywhere near the water while that lava is flowing into it. once that lava hit the water the haze extended 15 miles west. it could change direction without warning. >> the wind shifts and the plume comes back this direction.

it's time to put on the mask and move back. >> reporter: the hazardous plume can irritate the skin and eyes. officials say the amount of toxic sulfur dioxide around the volcano has tripled. for that reason they are urging people to limit exposure by staying inside or wearing masks if they must go outside. >> we were here couple of hours ago, and that tree was carried down by the lava flow. >> reporter: the lava is destroying dozens of structures . >> this is going to be a long- term process. we do not know when it will stop. >> reporter: scientists aren't sure when the volcanic activity will slow down. in new york, lauren greene, ktvu fox 2 news. there have been several

rallies after a white woman reported a family was using a charcoal grill when a propane grill is only allowed. >> i thought it was very important to come and support barbecuing while black. in america, the whole thing about being black in america is getting ridiculous. >> the incident got attention across the country along with others in recent months. including the starbucks in philadelphia where manager called police to remove two black men who were there for a business meeting. the key information you need to know to make sure that you are registered to vote.

a man is dead after a single car crash. the latest in the investigation coming up. this is ktvu mornings on 2. san jose was 97 may 21, 2000 but the record low 32 from 1895. today 70 for the high and 56 for the low.

a lot of this cloud coverage is getting chewed up rapidly but the strong low will get some rain down into las vegas and some of the moisture coming back for afternoon thunderstorms already popping up in reno, carson city back up to the mountains. 40s and 50s this morning even though we have mostly sunny skies, a little bit of cloud coverage holding up the temperatures to the south. scotts valley, boulder creek 50 degrees, 53 monterey, overall cloud coverage with some good buildup to the east but high- pressure is our friend today and it is a little warmer with more sunshine. it looks like almost one and done as temperatures will be dipping tomorrow as the fog comes back, today 60s with some 70s near 80 in a few areas. 7:00 we have an issue on the roads. we have problems with muni you may want to use a different route because of these major delays because of this blockage near