i am tracking clouds and drizzle this morning. the cooler weather pattern will stick around. and ac transit travelers can experience another frustrating day. we have had details, up next. good morning to you, welcome to the middle of the week. you made it.

wednesday, july 21. i am dave clark. >> good morning. and i am pam cook. let's start with the weather. mark is in for steve. what is weather like? >> good morning to you. the weather has not changed too much. fog and drizzle this morning, temperatures head into the 50s. skies partly sunny, more sunshine inland and fog around the beaches. afternoon seabreezes kick in, 15 to 25 miles per hour. more in the forecast in a few minutes. sal now has an update on traffic. good morning, sal. good morning. looking at traffic on interstate 880. moving along pretty well. we will be following that as we monitor traffic in the area. if you look at the bay bridge, small delay in the cash lanes, but really nothing major heading into san francisco. back to dave and pam. late last night the oakland city council approved an ordinance that would make the city the first in the country to license marijuana

cultivation. claudine long joins us with more on the controversial vote. good morning. >> reporter: yes. certainly the city council chambers were packed. this was a pacific vote last night. city council members say they know other communities are watching and could be going down the very same path t. vote came last night. the road toward industrial pot growing operations is well on its way. they voted 5-2 in favor of the plan. there were patient arguments on both sides of the debate. it would license 4 industrial plants where marijuana would be grown, packed and process. we are talking about industrializing pot cultivation, in contrast to the mom and pop centers you see now. supporters say this will be an economic boom for the city. critics say you will destroy small growers. others say it is time to move

on it now. >> if oakland want to do it, you need to start. berkeley is starting. others have if i canned my brain saying how do you do this. i know, if you start this -- don't start this, other people will. >> these are small mom and pop operations. they can make a living with this business. they are not getting rich, but they are able to live a good, middle class living. >> this ordinance would allow for four permits. reportly almost 200 interested party haves said they would be interested in getting one of those four permits. the pharmacists would only be allowed to sell to medical cannabis dispensaries, but some argue that if it is legalized, oakland could be in a good position to lead the industry. as far as the small growing operations, that is where most of this concern is. there is no provision in this ordinance for those hundreds of growers that supply the four

dispensary in the oakland, but the city council did promise last night to form late some kind of plan that would deal with the small growing operations before the permits are issued in january. live in oakland, claudine long, ktvu fox 2 news. >> and they have filed a lawsuit seeking to shut down a medical dispensary operating there. they argue morin holistic solutions the housed in a building that is zoned for light industrial. according to the lawsuit, medical marijuana dispensaries are not considered light industrial. parent haves complained about the dispensaries location around redwood high school about half a mile away. 60:00 will. the man who ex-- 6:04. the man who exchanged gunfire on the 580 freeway is expected in court.

45-year-old byron christopher williams was planning to begin a revolution. he was on the 580 when he was pulled over by the chp on sunday. he was planning to kill people at the american civil liberties union and the tides foundation because he didn't like their little view. >> we heard adverse comments about our work and various comment in the past, but inner anything like this. no -- but never anything like this. nothing even close. >> the head of the tides organization said he never heard of williams until the police notified him. yesterday williams was charged with four counts of attempted murder in the third degree finished last week's freeway shoot out. well, ac transit is warning its riders, expect more delay this is morning and possibly for the next 10 days. hundreds of bus drivers failed to report to work monday and tuesday, stranding many riders and delaying others. all this after the transit

agency imposed a cost cutting labor impact on the driver. >> 20% of the drivers are staging a sickout, and we think it is a terrible thing to do, because it penalizes the riders of this district t working class, poor, young and elderly. >> ac transit did an entire restructuring of the service that is providing to the public. they isn't put the public on notice, so, therefore, they are making it look like we are not come to work. >> now, the bus drivers have gone to court. they are seeking a temporary restraining order. however t judges ruling won't be issued until july 30th at the earliest. we did check this morning and there were no new fire in the berkeley overnight, but police and firefighters continue to search for suspect in a recent rash of arsons. since friday there have been 13 suspicious fires south of the uc campus, mostly in trash cans. we told you the latest arson

was around 4:00 yesterday morning on telegraph morning just about a block from campus. look at these pictures. they show two men walking to a trash can in front of the store. you can't see exactly what happens next, but blames flair up the moment the two men leave. >> i hope the two in that video get caught, and something worse happens to them than like a night in jail and they actually go in for arson. that is arson. it is not a little pertaining. >> if you recognize the two men in the video, please contact berkeley police right away. authorities say they want to stop the arsons before someone gets hurt. san francisco billion are serving for a woman who -- police are searching for a woman who robbed two bank of america branches. this is taken at the bank of america branch on balboa street. she had a gun and demanded money. four days later police say the same woman held up a bank of

america branch on diamond heights boulevard. she is 5'3", 130-pounds, and brown hair tinted red. san francisco police also want your help this morning trying to find a missing elderly man who suffer from dementia. anthony gardona was last seen in the elderly care district saturday. he is hispanic. 6'2", brown eyes and grey hair. he walk we had a limp and because of the dementia, probably can't find his way home. contact san francisco police if you have any information. 6:08. we want to go over to sal who has an update on the fatal accident in sacramento. >> yes n roseville, south of sacramento, near douglas and i- 80. after douglas. major injuries, a confirmed fatality blocking the two right

lanes. the coroner has arrived on the scene. a big rig hit a pedestrians. this was reported first as a pedestrians on the road. that is why it is so dangerous to be out on the freeway. i am not exactly sure why the person was on the freeway, but he was hit by a big rig. the freeway is going to be closed for quite some time. if you are leaving the bay area, heading up east sacramento to rowsville, this will affect you. -- roseville, this will affect you. and look at i-80 westbound to mcarthur mays, no problems in the toll plaza there. the weather is a different matter. hello, mark. that was a nice observation about the cloud deck. a deeper marine layer with the dense fog has kind of elevated a couple hundred feet. we don't have the complete overcast right in the surface. upbound a can positive of clouds and drizzle up there.

most of the regions in the 50s. san francisco on the cool side, 53. winds still come now the west, southwest. as a result you move in and cool off quite a bit by the overall wind direction. by 3:00 this afternoon, a bit of a breeze from 15 to 25 miles per hour. this area of low pressure up to the north has been moving up into the state, having an impact into the temperatures over the past few days. that coupled with the fog has really cooled us off. whether he stick with it for today. the clouds and drizzle this morning. high this is afternoon, no 50s. barely making it up into the lower -- no 90s. barely making it up into the 80s today. temperatures this morning 53 to 58 degrees. patchy fog clearing by lunchtime. 4:00 partly sunny to mostly sunny. there is a look at the numbers. about the same as yesterday or

maybe a little cooler in a few spots. livermore 80, san jose 7 #. and the five-day forecast showing temperatures up a few degrees thursday and friday. the clouds a factor in the morning. gradually pulling back to near the coastline. another weather check coming up in a few minutes. thank you, mark. 6:10 the time right now. coming up next, frightening moments on board a united airlines flight that send more than a dozen people to the hospital. we will tell you about it in a moment. and the agriculture official fired over ackizations of ray -- accusations of racism. she may get her job back, coming up. i came up with this mobile art gallery

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welcome back to the morning news. 30 people were injured last night, one critically when a united airlines jet hit severe turbulence over kansas. it had taken off from washington, d.c. and with no warning, the plane simply droppe20 to 30 feet, sending drinks and people flying. >> i saw drinked hit the ceiling in front of me. i saw someone hit the feeing and come back down. luckily i had my seatbelt on. >> more than 20 people were taken to the hospital as a precaution t. plane landed in denver. the injuries include bruises,

whiplash and sprains. time now, 6:14. early this morning, agriculture secretary, tom vilsack issued a statement, saying he will now reconsider the statement for the resignation of an official on the grounds of making racial comments. now the employee says she is not sure she even wants her job back. >> reporter: good morning. shirley sherrod said she wastered so by her -- said she was treated so cold by by her bosses as usda, she is not sure she would go back to the job. agriculture secretary, tom vilsack is criticized for acting too quickly in the case and not getting all the facts. this video of sherrod shows her intentionally dismissing white farmers for help, but the

family comes out today saying sherrod did help them. it is said usda officials over reacted. >> if they had taken the time, even without looking at the tape, to look at me, to look at what i have stood for and done since i was actually been at a the department, i don't think they would have been so quick to do what they did. >> reporter: and, in that 2:00 a.m. statement, vilsack says he is now launching a thorough review, something sherrod says should have happened before she was let go. ktvu fox 2 news. secretary of state hillary clinton is in south korea, killing solidarity with the government there. secretary clinton and robert gage held high level secretary talks with high level officials and they announced noisings against north korea, as the united states will freeze

assets and prevent some businesses and individuals from traveling abroad. secretary clinton says the sanctions are signed to limit north korea's nuclear activities. the oil spill president is down playing worries that the cap on the well is causing problems. thad allen says at least 5 leeks have been discovered around the well, but dismissed them as very small drips, like an oil leek around a car. a relief tunnel should reach the broken well by the weekend, meaning the well should be shut down for good within two weeks. and a bill to extend unemployment benefits should be extended. the democrats over came a republican filibuster yesterday with the help of maine' two republican senators and the new senator from west virginia. after a full senate vote t bill goes back to the house, which is expect today approve it. and the nomination of kagan

to the u.s. supreme court is headed to the full senate now. after the senate judiciary committee gave its approval yesterday. they got enough votes in the senate to confirm the 50-year- old, elena kaganment the vote could be issued as soon as next week. elena kagan will be replacing retiring justice, john paul stephens. three women will be serving in the nation's highest court for the first time ever if the vote is confirmed. well, let's check back in with sal and check in with the traffic situations. you have been following a few? >> yes. d where he following the weather, wondering if it will have a significant affect on the morning commute. starting at the san mateo bridge, a small delay at the toll plaza heading west. not a lot mapping there. let's move along and take

look at 880 in oakland. traffic looks good on the way up to the bay bridge toll plaza. when you get there, westbound a small delay there. traffic continue to look okay. 580, an accident westbound involving a bob tail truck blocking a lane. not affecting much, but be aware it is there. fogs and clouds this morning, even drizzle, looking out toward san francisco and the trance america building. san francisco has been the chilly spot. whether he stay with the forecast for today. current numbers croix the bay area, san tarow is a 52. here is the overall -- santa rosa, extendish 52 -- 52 degrees. a plan for this morning in the area, 50s, 53 to 58 degrees.

the afternoon hours have clouds pulling back to near the shoreline. more sunshine inland. there is the eventual temperature range from 58 to 83 degrees. afternoon temperatures today about the same as yesterday. could be a little cooler in a few spots. antioch 83. oakland 66. san francisco around 60. still patchy fog lingering into the afternoon hours for san francisco. san jose 76. and only in the 50s along the coastline. the five-day forecast, warming things up a little for the thursday and friday. no major heat wave in the sight. fog will be factor in the morning. it looks like the up coming weekend, sunday will be one of the coolest day, but still, these are minor changes. another weather update in a little bit. thank you. american car buyers are reverting to old habits when it come to getting a new car. two years after gas prices hit

$4, americans are shopping for bigger cars, trucks and suvs again. pickups are up more than 20% and mid-sized suv sales have jumped up 23%. auto makes say they will continue to -- automakers say they will continue to build whatever is in highest demand. british oil companies is selling properties in texas, new mexico and egypt to an apache organization in houston. they will pay $7 billion for the properties and at least $5 billion is expected to go directly into clean up cost the. b.p. has suspended dividend payments and cut other costs. well w will tell you about a decision involving a bay area police officer and his control comments on facebook. and actress lindsay lohan has gun the 90-day jail sentence. she won't be spending 90 day in the jail. we will explain. and good morning.

if you are heading to south bay, south bound 680 is a good drive for you. whether he tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead.

bay area bridges right now looking pretty good.

a little overcast on the richmond bridge. our camera is not picking it up well, but the traffic looks good. golden gate, san mateo and the south bridge looking good. >> thank you. well, jamarcus russell is due back in court tomorrow for preliminary charges on drug charges. he pling in to charges of possessing -- he pled not guilty to poting a bottle of codeine cuff syrup. he is looking forward to putting this behind him. actress lindsay lohan is waking up in jail this morning. we learned she won't be spending her full 90-day sentence there. she started her time yesterday. this is the booking photo. she is serving time for violations on a drunk driving conviction. because of overcrowding, she will only spend two weeks

behind bars, and after that she will go directly to an inpatient rehab facility to complete her 90 days. well, people who carry weapons say legally they are vindicated. an palo alto police officer is criticized for a comment on his facebook page where he joked gun right supporters should be shot. a group of supporters showed up at palo alto city hall last night to protest the fewer of the department to quick -- failure to quickly discipline the police officer. there is an internal investigation which found detective, rod tuason's conduct unbecoming of a police officer. >> being a police officer, irresponsible for things you do on and off -- you are responsible for things you do on and off duty. and his conduct did violate department policy. >> he could be suspend, but

will not be fired. these are signatures for the open carry movement. it passed the assembly and is debated in the senate now, essentially banning open carry. he is due in court following a bizarre trip to a concert sunday night. coming up, a self described anticommunist accused of assaulting a musician. a strange story. and whether he stem cell you what happened to an officer who -- and we will tell you what happened to an officer who mishandled this woman in the video, next. and we will take you to a live look at the dow, before they ring the opening bell on wall street l we come back.

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symbology. look at the -- symbol. look at the dog. that little guy is the target dog. target is celebrating its first manhattan store opening up. so, they are celebrating there and ringing the bell. it looks like it could be a very good day. there is the opening bell live. we do have a lot of earnings reports coming in. apple reporting after the closing bell yesterday. morgan stanley profits are up. and u.s. bancorp profits are up. there we go. a little bit of a start. we will see and watch the numbers and bring them to you in just a moment. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us on ktvu fox 2 news. i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. time now, 6:30. and the city of oakland could become the first city in the whole country could authorize large-scale marijuana farms. people are at city hall right

now with the details on the controversial late night vote. we have claudine. what happened? >> reporter: the votes came in 5-2 in favor of the ordinance. what that means you could be looking at the brand new world when you are talking about marijuana growing operations. this is a history-making vote at city council chambers. it is certainly getting both sides passionate on the debate. there are moneys of small growers currently that support ply marijuana dispensary. this is a big industry. last year they sold $28 million in marijuana. oakland has a pot tax already that city council members wants to raise. what does this new ordinance mean. it take it is business of growing pot up a bunch of notches. we are talking about four permits, going to industrial- sized operations, each with $211,000 in permit fees, 8% in sales tax and $2 million in

liability insurance. estimates say the city could get at least $1.5 million in new revenue every year. that is a lot of money for this cash-strapped city. oakland may be the first to walk down the path, but sit likely not to be the last. >> as the industry continue to emerge and grow, we know that other cities are looking at this and trying to figure out where these types of facilities can be located. >> reporter: almost 200 people have expressed interest in the four permits. a few of those people already have plans they are talking about of the one operation boasting they would be the world's largest. so, what does that mean for the little growers. remember, there are hundreds of them right now. that is unclear t. ordinance doesn't say anything about them. but last night, because it was such a huge concern among people critical of the ordinance, they promise today work on a plan that would

address the small grandmothers before the permits are issued in january. whether he have more on that, claudine long, ktvu fox 2 news. >> well, an internal investigation is being launch because of a video tape arrest on you tube. we have more on a look at what it reveals. good morning, craig. >> reporter: good morning, pam. this is the second controversial amateur video tape involving san francisco police officers in about a month. the first one involved officers following a pride parade celebration. there appear to be differences between that video and this one shot on sunday. police are conducting an investigation into the officer's action. police say they stopped the woman walking down the street because she was a suspect in an assault they were responding to. the identified woman who was pushing a baby in a stroller was drunk and resisted attempts

to get into the police officer's unit. they then force her to the ground and she appears to fall down face first. she bit one of the e in, t's along the way. the officer involved in the video has been put on nonbeat duty. a form vietnamese fighter pilot accused of attacking a musician on stage is speaking out ahead of his court appearance. 61-year-old lee congress calls himself a freedom fighter. he is describing his bizarre attack during a concert. he offered the entertainer flowers bioplasted him, instead, with pepper spray. he disguised himself as a female fan to get close to the stage. >> i am not a celebrity. the organizers know who i am so

i cannot get in, see? >> congress says he pepper -- kong said he pepper sprayed the leader. he is best known at leading a 2008 hunger strike to name a retail district little saigon. the district is needing your help to solve a hit-and- run around 10:00. 49-year-old jose garcia ruiz was struck and killed by a speeding car, white car, four- doors and tinted windows, similar to a lexus ls40 or toyota avenue alone. they say it had oversized rims and tires. if you have any information, contact police. tomorrow bart will once again take up the controversial issue of extending service to the oakland airport. in february the federal government turned down a request to partially pay for

the $480 million project. now the bart board is looking at the new funding plan which relies on money from a mix of state and federal sources. opponents say the project is financially risky and maintain that the buses, now used to link bart with the airport work just fine. bart is also expected to vote on temporary fare roll backs at tomorrow's meeting. because of an unexpected budget surplus, bart officials are considering reducing fare business 3% for about four months. according to a bart survey, four out of five passengers oppose the idea, saying the extra money should be used to extend service hours and clean the cars. late last night after long, intense negotiations, san francisco's mayor and supervisors agreed to a 6.5 billion budget. the spending plan restores funding for many health and human services programs. it does not include two controversial proposals from the mayor to increase the number of condo conversions and

contracting with private companies for some city services. the budget did get preliminary approval, but the supervisors have to take a final vote next week. 6:36 is the time. let's check back in with sal. how is the commute, sal? >> traffic is actually doing okay. i am wondering if we have something breaking here, because i hear a little activity up there. we will find out. let's go out to the live pictures. westbound beige bridge traffic is moving along okay if you are driving on the bay bridge approach. also, we have northbound and south bound 880. that traffic is moving well in the area. as a matter of fact -- let me see. there is something going on here. all right. if the guys in the control room can bring up maps for me. we are getting word of an accident with all lanes blocked in livermore, westbound 580 at airway. they just issued a sig alert.

they are taking traffic off the freeway. that is what our desk was telling me, right guys? good. there is a motorcycle guy that was injured. we hate too hear that. we will let you know more about this. breaking traffic news, westbound 580 just before the livermore airport. accident with all lanes blocked. a motorcyclist has been injured. whether he let you know more about this coming up. good morning to you. look behind me. the fog and drizzle making a comeback crazy parts of the bay area. we do have a break in the clouds, as well, but pretty much the same weather pattern we have been dealing with for the last few days. mild inland. thursday and friday we will warm things up a little bit. no major heat wave in the sight. most of the region will be in the 60s to the 80 throughout the period. currently we are in the 50s in

santa rosa. san jose reporting mostly cloudy skies and 55. and the weather system cooling off the bay area over the past two to three days. we will stick with the coral pattern today. highs today ranging from the -- cooler patterns today. highs today ranging from the 50s, barely making it past the 80s for the bay area. you can see right now in the fairfield area, winds around 25 miles per hour. 12:00 could be 30. 5:00 could have gusts approaching 35 miles per hour. this morning, mostly cloudy skies, possible drizzle, temperatures 53 to 58 degrees. there is the forecast model, pulling the cloud bank back to near the shoreline. san francisco and the early portion of the afternoon into midday, as well. forecast highs later on today about the same as yesterday or a little cooler. antioch 83. san francisco barely making it up to 60.

san jose 76 degrees. look ahead at the five-day forecast. temperatures up a little for thursday and friday. pretty much holding steady as we head into the weekend. another weather update coming up in a few minute. >> thank you, mark. 6:39 is the time right now. another baby has died, the latest victim of the california whooping cuff epidemic. find out what doctors are telling people all across california. and we are live where ac transit warns of delay this is morning and maybe for 10 more days. whether he explain why, coming up. all lanes of 580 and livermore, all lanes blocked. whether he tell you how it happened and how long it is likely to be there, coming up.

major problem on westbound 580 at livermore. a motorcycle crash at airway. traffic is quickly backing up. all lanes are blocked now and traffic is squeezing by on the right shoulder. westbound 580, expect significant delays. another traffic update is straight ahead. >> thank you. other major stores. we will take a look around at some of the stories. late last night the oakland city council approved an ordinance to license four large

industrial marijuana growing operations in the city. that ordinance will require the growers to pay more than $200,000 a year in permit fees and up to 8% in sale's tax. 45-year-old byron christopher williams, the suspected gunman in sunday's 580 freeway shoot out is expected to enter court today to enter a plea of 4 counts of attempted murder. he was head today san francisco at the time to kill members of the a/c lu and tides foundation. and a united airlines flight on its way from washington, d.c. to los angeles last night ran into severe turbulence over kansas. 30 people on abort were hurt. one critically. that plane landed in denver so the injured people could be taken to the hospital. well, for the third day in a row, ac transit riders can expect major delays because of an intensified labor dispute.

it could affect a lot of people. we have jay hernandez in alameda. >> reporter: good morning. it could be another 10 days until a judge steps in. we spoke with a at transit spokesman. they expect anywhere from 200 to 250 union operators to equal in sick today. rider here in alameda say the delays hurt them. >> the only way i can get around is car or bus. that is the only way or you are walking. it is important to get to the bus. >> reporter: ac transit this morning can't tell me where the longest delays are or how many drivers have called in sick this morning, but ac transit is calling this a sick-out. on sunday a new work schedule was put out changing the shifts and schedules of more than 1000ac transit drivers. 200 called in sick this morning, and yesterday 250

drivers were out. a superior court judge is now weighing whether to lift an injunction to lift the new schedule, but a decision won't be reached for at least 10 days, which means riders will not see an end to their delays. they issued an apology on the website. >> we have try today make concessions. i will not negotiate in the public. we try today make concessions. ac transit want as strike, which is why they are doing everything within their power to disrupt the lives of the people who do their work. we are at work. we are. we are at work. >> it is reckless for the a/c u leadership to try to overturn the district's decision of the contract. they have cut everything in the district. management. riders have paid their fair share. it is time for the union to step up to the plate and take cuts themselves. >> reporter: about 236,000 riders use the east bay bus

system. the biggest delays, we were told yesterday, were right from alameda to berkeley. the riders on the dunbar don bridge line also experienced delays monday and tuesday. time now 6:46. a little baby in los angeles county has just become the 6th death this year in california's whooping cough epidemic. the i want incidents around the case are five times higher this year than last. the cases are expected to spike between now and september. doctors are advicing parents and child care workers to get booster shots against the disease. well, time now for an update from sal on the traffic. do you have an update? >> yes, i endorsement the problem at 580 and livermore at airway boulevard, with a motorcycle down, blocking all

the lanes. some traffic accident is getting by on the right shoulder, but this is causing significant delays. the back up is building on westbound 580 coming up to airway. we are trying to get more information as to the nature of the injuries. sometimes when it coming to these major injury problems, they do an investigation that take as long time. traffic is quickly backing up onto the altamonte past. westbound 580 airway. let's take a look at 237. traffic crossing 808 and heading out to the 101 commute and sunny vail, people getting into the valley that way. and 280 heading north out of downtown toward the valley is looking good. now at 6:48, here is mark. good morning. taking a a live look outside toward the fog bank out there. with the clouds in place, even drizzle, we will still with the cooler weather pattern for today. you can see by the movement of the branches, we are deal with

a west, southwest wind on the order of 10 to 20 miles per hour. we have been cooling off. that has been the big weather story. no major changes today. hasn't rose 56. we do have a few break-ins the cloud s. the inland extend of the clouds. areas of fog this morning. 53 to 58 degrees. around 3:00 the clouds pulling back to near the shoreline. partly sunny skies, but still keeping it very chilly along the immediate coastline t. beaches only in the upper 50ss. the weather system has cooled off the state. temperatures inland no more 90s. warmest locations barely making it up to 80 degrees. as far as the baseball forecast for the a's this afternoon, at the coliseum expecting partly cloudy skies, breezy and temperatures in the lower 60s.

definitely bring your jacket. there will be a cool breeze and fog near by. forecast highs this afternoon, numbers about the same as yesterday or a little cooler in a few spots. airfield tops out at 80. san jose 76, morgan hill 80 degrees. the five-day forecast, temperatures warm up slightly for thursday and friday. clouds a factor in the morning, pulling back to near the immediate shoreline. another weather update 6 minutes away. 6:50 right now. wells fargo reported second quarter profits rose 12%. the san francisco bank said that is a sign that bad loans are easing. net income of $2.788 billion, up $300 million from the same time last year, and is better than ann lists forecast. let's take a live look at the big board. not as high as expected. we were looking for a bit of a rally on good earnings reports. one from apple computer.

apple reporting good earnings, 7.3 quarters. good earnings reports come in other places. the dow fluctuates at 7227. 8 hotels near bank of america are getting big boost this year. the chamber or commerce officials say it is not clear of tourist or business travelers are responsible for the up-tick, but they hope the friend continue. >> i hope they do. time now, coming up on ktvu fox 2 news, you can get up close and personal with san francisco's most famous represents. coming up. you can learn more about them, too. we will explain. take a look at where people

are lining up for funeral services for gospel legend, walter hawkins. we will have all the details of the tribute. and 101, traffic moving along well. up to the 880 interchange. we will tell you more, coming up.

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good morning. >> coming up in minutes, getting new details about the investigation from the san francisco police department based on this new video posted on you tube. did police go to far with a suspect. and oakland will be the first city in the country to license marijuana cultivation. we will have a live report with details and reaction. and could b.p.'s battled ceo be ready to head out the door. more coming up. back to you on morning news. >> thanks. well, this morning's funeral service for oakland bishop walter hawkins is already drawing a crowd of people outside the parmont theater. we want to take you out there where people are lining up right now. the gospel singer founded the love center church in oakland. he died sunday of pancreatic

cancer. thousands of people attended a special music tribute to the late bishop. we are on our way out there to the theater. we will join you with a report coming up on "mornings on 2". we will stream the video as it happens on the website at www.ktvu.com. service is scheduled to start at 11:00 a.m. and reports of a possible great white shark sighting. two fishermen reported seeing two great white sharks bay their boat yesterday. officials say the sighting has not been confirmed yet but guards are actually keeping a close eye on the water. and those that like to gawk at san francisco's famed sea lion at pier 39 can mind out more about that. a trained naturalist is being made available between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to answer questions about them.

it is a joint project by pier 39, the bay institute, the aquarium of the bay and the marine mammal center. the sea lion have been a big draw ever since they started showing up on the docks years ago. >> and last week we were on vacation and they interest the mini land and san francisco and the little lego sea lion. it was so cute. very popular, yes. we want to check in with sal. he is information on the crash in livermore. >> westbound 580 at airway we have an accident blocking all the lane there is. traffic is going to be very slow. we are getting word that news chopper 2, spotted an accident on 808. this is hayward at 808. looks like a major crash here near industrial, and it looks like it is a pretty major accident. we have a couple things we will be following for you on "mornings on 2". now, let's go to mark.

>> good morning. we do have fog and drizzle back with us. a big part of the forecast at least in the short term. skies partly sunny in the afternoon. keeping a cool coast side. temperatures up a few degrees thursday and friday, then cooling off sunday. minor changes. overall the weather story remain it is same over the next few days as we head into the weekend. keeping it cool for the next few days. >> yes. thank you for watching. stay with us for "mornings on 2" up next. we will take you out to oakland city hall in morning. it will be the first of its kind in the country after a late night vote. stay with us. back in 90 seconds. [ kid 1 wanna know some of our favorite things?

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