golden bus could be the ticket that gets you an appearance on the hit show from fox called "empire." coming up, christine is going to check in on the mobile recording studio that is making its way to san francisco now.

welcome to "mornings on 2", i'm claudine wong. >> i'm brian flores. let's start with, who else? rather than rosemary, with your weather. it's going to be muggy today? >> i feel like dancing. check his facebook page. some muggy weather coming. in fact a few sprinkles fell in the overnight hours. i had a colleague say that coming from the east bay 2:00 this morning she had a few sprinkles. that will be the pattern we have in place for today, a live look there, as we look at the mostly cloudy skies, a little sunshine peeking through as well. a very active weather over portions of california. for us, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. temperature will be warmer and again it's just going to feel a bit sticky out there.

i'm going to explain. as we look at storm tracker 2 -- not a lot going on here but wow, look at what is going on over southern and central california. you see all the lightning strikes? it's been very active in the overnight hours. these lightning strikes here are just from the last 30 minutes or so. i'm going to remove the radar so you can see just hundreds and hundreds of lightning strikes from central california into southern california. shouldn't be that active as it moves into our area. but this moisture is moving north and it's going to continue to move north for today as well as tomorrow. so we're leaving in the possibility of isolated showers, maybe some thunderstorms in the afternoon, it becomes very unstable and again temperatures on the up and up. 67 degrees already outside your door in livermore. 65 oakland. 59 novato. 65 in sfo and 66 in mountainview. the second half of the day notice clouds continue to pull from the south. and moving all the way into areas of the bay area. maybe partly cloudy to mostly

sunny skies over the north bay. this is just a model but the numbers showing you a lot of 70s, just a strip of 60s along the coastline, a lot of 80s, a few 90s in the forecast. i'll look at the numbers for your area and we'll talk about how long this will last coming up. time is 7:02. new developments from modesto where police are investigating the death of three children and two adults. just hours ago police confirmed they have located a person of interest in the case. the modesto police department sent a tweet saying 30-year- old martin martinez has been found by the san jose police department. right now police are not saying what connection martinez may have had to the victims and has not been called a suspect. but police have been searching for him since shortly after the bodies were discovered yesterday afternoon. police found the bodies during a welfare check at a home on nob hill court. so far no other information has been released on the victims or the circumstances surrounding their deaths. people in the community say the neighborhood is usually quiet.

>> you just don't expect this in your neighborhood. >> police call it a large crime scene that will take time to process and analyze. police say they are still looking for a teen who escaped from a south bay juvenile detention facility. the william f. james boys ranch in morgan hill east of i-101. the santa clara county sheriff's office called police after 9:00 last night that five teens broke out of the facility. two hours later four of the boys were caught. one person who is still misessing, 17-year-old anthony ruezga of san jose, described as 6'1" to 6'2", 18 0e pounds, a tattoo of an s on one arm and "j" on the other. police say he doesn't have a violent history but anyone who may know where he is is asked to call morgan hill police. aids walk san francisco is this morning. it's the largest aids fundraising event in northern california. the walk starts at 10:30. 20,000 people are 13ebgd so

take part today. it's a 6.2-mile run. jog or walk, in golden gate park. since 1987 that event has raised $84 million for hiv programs and services across the bay area. 1.2 million people in the u.s. have hiv, 77% are men, 23% are women. about 50,000 persons are diagnosed with hiv every year. on your screen, this is a look at a breakdown by age. doctors are most concerned about the number of young people contracting hiv. there were 9900 new cases among the ages of 13 to 24 and nearly 19,000 people between the ages of 25 and 39 were diagnosed with hiv. east bay congresswoman barbara lee is one of the featured speakers at the walk. coming up, we'll talk live with the congresswoman from golden gate park at 9:15. she's authored several major bills against aids and is co- chair of the congressional

hiv/aids caucus. registration for the walk starts in about two hours. the opening ceremony is 9:45. followed by the walk at 10:30 this morning. it starts and ends in the sharon meadow area of golden gate park. our time now 7:05. hello chris. >> i'm back. >> you were talking about the hit show empire. >> big fan. it's great show. >> this morning fans get a kind of a cool opportunity, they get a chance to be part of the show and everything. you're going to tell you about this. >> the bus making its way through. >> it's a chance to connect with your show. the hit show guess stock returning for season two and fans again, get to be a part of the drama. the smash hit has been renewed for a second season. debuts september 23rd. plans already on the way for twists and turns on that show

but now is your chance to get in on all the action. >> you need to watch your back. >> ok, my father is a doctor. >> you can see -- that is why people love the show. the drama. one of the mainstays of the show, the original score though, hit written specifically for that show and recorded by some of the show's stars and by some of the biggest names in music. they weave in and out of the narrative telling the stories of the characters, now producers of empire are taking that show on the road. offering fans a chance to appear on the show as a featured "empire" artist in the upcoming season. take a look. they've wrapped a specially outfitted tour bus in gold. if you think that looks great, wait until you hear what is inside. a full recording studio. on the skype now we have anastasia live again via skype to let us know how fans can get

in on the action. tell me about the competition. how does it work and what do people do to get involved? >> sure. this is fox's empire tour bus. we're take it on the road to 15 cities this summer. and basically fans are able to come on board, they get to record an a cappella version of their favorite song from "empire" and also get a photo experience where they get turned into lucius lyons' face on a record. we're also handing out fresh- baked cookies by cookie herself. and you can hang out in a fun lounge vip room and green room. as they get ready to listen to songs on head phones, get the lyrics and get prepared and then come on and try their chance at getting on the next season of "empire." >> when and where should you show up? you're in mountainview now, is

that where the competition will be? or is it somewhere else? >> yes. we're going to be at the shoreline auditorium in mountainview for the festival. that is 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. then tomorrow find the bus in downtown san francisco at pier 41. we're going to be there from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. >> pier 41 in san francisco tomorrow, if people want to do it. now, the prize here, pretty awesome. you get to sing and if you win you actually get to be a part of the action. >> exactly. the winner of the whole tour will be -- announced in december. then they will get to win a walk-on role on the next season of "empire." it's an exciting opportunity for anyone looking to be part of the show. >> if you kill it in the walk- on role could this be like a recurring role? could you maybe try to transition it into something? maybe you would be the next cookie. right? could you really drama it up >> i think it depends on how

good you are. >> i think i'm ready. i'm ready to be the next lucius lyon. i think i have the look. one more thing, the show known for hip hop, empire label known nor a hip hop things, what if fans really want to be creative? what if they want a country arrangement? can they do whatever arrangement they want? >> absolutely. they can do whatever version of the song they want to do as long as they sing the actual song from "empire." there are 10 different songs to choose from. there are plenty of options. >> anastasia, i'm going to warm up my vocal cords. i'm ready. >> run. >> you've been warned. he's coming to you. >> if you thought i was not athletic wait until you see my singing skills. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. there are new boundaries for san francisco police stations today. let's go to a map of the

redistricting now. too many changes to name but some of the more noticeable changes include the bayview, richmond and northern stations. central station will expand to include justin herman plaza and union scare. some residents are concerned though about response times and getting to know police officers but the department says the move is to be more efficient with resources. we have posted a story listing all the changes on the san francisco section of our ktvu web page. it's one of the longtime mysteries. is there a loch ness monster? a man who searched for decades believes he may have finally come up with the and i. >> donald trump facing controversy again. this time over a picture that was tweeted out which appeared to have nazi soldiers standing in front of the american flag. who is taking the blame? >> a fund raiser is being held for k-9 officers. get your dog washed and proceeds go to training for k-9

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♪ wow. are you seeing that picture there? live over the oakland hills. that is a glorious shot this morning. i don't know about you but it's pretty satisfying. a relatively mild start to the day. remnants of dolores bringing us a few isolated showers, even the possibility of a thunderstorm into the afternoon. i'll have a look at what you can expects for the second part of your weekend and the extended forecast coming up.

rosemary, i was singing the lyrics to someone and they looked at me, blank expression, didn't know the song at all. 7:14. republican president candidate donald trump being criticized by democrats and republicans for statements he made about senator john mccain's military service. >> he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, ok? i hate to tell you. >> trump made those comments yesterday during a forum in iowa. mccain spent more than five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam. many of trump's competitors are speaking out against his comments including former texas governor rick perry. >> donald trump owes every american veteran and in particular john mccain an apology. >> the republican national committee also responded to trump's comments calling mccain a war hero and saying there's no place for disparaging

comments against those who served the nation honorably. also on twitter, an intern is bleeding blamed for showing a nazi emblem on the bottom. it's hard to see in the photo there. a trump spokesperson -- see the bottom of the screen in the bottom -- red stripe in there you see the soldiers there. a trump spokesperson released a staipt said a young intern created and posted it and didn't see the very faded figures in the flag of the stock photo. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton was back on home ground this weekend campaigning in little rock, arkansas. yesterday during a campaign stop she spoke about the chattanooga shooting which killed a marine from arkansas. >> this terrible incident breaks our hearts but it also stirches our resolve -- stirchs our resolve.

we will not be intimidated by terrorists. we will be strong. [ applause ] >> we will be smart and we will defend our country and our values. >> during her speech clinton also focused on the economy blaming top-down republican policies for the economic downturns in the 2000s. a man who devoted his life to solving one of the mysteries of the sea believes he may have found the answer. 52-year-old steve felcom spent the past quarter century searching for the elusive loch ness monster. he claims he solved the mystery but says he made a conclusion after decades of research and talking to people who claimed to have seen the sea creature. he believes the loch ness monster is in fact a wells catfish. here's a close-up photo of the wells catfish. it can go up to 13 feet long and weigh up to 880 pounds and survive for decades.

it is not native to scotland but was brought to the region in the 19th century for sport fishing. but the legend continues. >> there's that show that talks about water monsters. >> right. >> every time they find one or pull one up -- horrified may be too strong a word but very shocked at what lives in the depths. >> exactly. >> this is why i don't swim if i can't see the bottom. >> i always say i'm more aquatic than nautical. i'm wirchy that way >> i like that. >> you said it was nice on the lake yesterday? >> yes. it was 90 degrees, hanging out. of course i had the sunblock in the water. >> what were the water levels? >> it was great. what was that? >> water levels? >> they were ok, enough to get that boat out and enjoy it, yes. we talked about it in the past how, if you want it to rain just invite me camping or -- [ laughter ] - guess what i'm doing later

today? going camping in pittsburg, so it's going to rain. there are even the possibility of thunderstorms and advisories. there maybe you should just camp all the time. >> for campers out there. >> camp until the drought is over >> i'm going to do it weekly. and at the end of the srm we'll see how many times it rains on me. sounds good. live look at the beautiful sky. it is providing us some nice views as we get to -- out the door this morning. you can see the mix of sun and clouds, that moisture pulling in, as we've been talking about the last few days. it's arrived and it's going to stick around the next couple of days. as we mentioned, the possibility of sprinkles, even the threat of isolated thunderstorms will be in the forecast for today. 59 degrees now in santa rosa. 62 san francisco. mid-60s oakland. 67 livermore. 66 san jose. take a look at what is happening on storm tracker 2 -- you can see over the bay area we're in pretty good shape but just south into areas like

monterey and down into big sur advisories going on where they just have tons of lightning going off. this is actually lightning from the last half-hour or so. then as you look into central california, san luis obispo, even advisories for the possibility of flooding, so a lot going on over central and southern california. this us working north. don't expect it to be this active when it reaches us but we will have the possibility of sprinkles in the forecast for today. a mix of sun and clouds and it's going to feel muggy, because this moisture drawing in from the south coming from tropical storm dolores. continuing to weaken but bringing us, again, a little bit of wet weather. as we get through sunday we are look at partly cloudy skies, mostly cloudy. we do see a lull at times but it's going to hang around for the next couple of days. so today and tomorrow we're going to sort of fill the same pattern, 3:00 in the afternoon, if you're heading to the sierra thunderstorms will be a possibility there. there's about a 30% chance, it's not a lot of rain here

popping up over the bay area but again all the way to san jose we see it. we see it off the coastline, it's no monday morning and it's going to continue into monday afternoon. with partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies. in the past, 10 days ago we were tracking monsoonal moisture. it looked a lot like this and brought us measurable rain. even though you don't see it on the screen it could happen. 59 degrees napa. 67 livermore. 66 san jose. we're going to be warmer today, 86 novato. 79 richmond. 82 oakland. 92 danville. in the south bay, 88 san jose, 90 saratoga. 88 menlo park. 84 san mateo. 76 san francisco. it will be warm and muggy, there's your extended forecast, showing you temperatures, do come down slightly into monday, we're leaving the chance of unsettled weather for monday. we dry out, a slight chance tuesday, we're looking good by

wednesday. if you have to go on claudine wong's account facebook page we just posted a picture of all of us. >> we were serious and we didn't know what was going on behind us. >> you didn't get the memo. >> sunday fun day. >> yes. rules on cab companies that want to sue uber.

the families of the victims of german wings airline crash rejected compensation from lufthansa. according to the attorney, it's believed the co-pilot from spain to germany deliberately crashed the plane into a mountain last month. love tansa, the parent -- lufthansa, the parent company of germanwings offered immediate compensation. the family's attorney now say the relatives want a six-figure offer. kkk members carrying confederate flags faced members of the black panther party in south carolina. last week the south carolina governor signed a bill removing the confederate flag from the capitol grounds. the remove came after nine people were killed in a historic black church in charleston. the controversy over the

confederate flag has resurfaced in san rafael. this photo shows an old schoolhouse in the dixie school district. the paper reports a couple of residents are launching a campaign to change the distribute's name. they say the word "dixie" is a confederate anthem that conjures images of the kkk. the school board says it's named after mary dixie, accident accident diction descendiant of a native american tribe. uber tried to block a lawsuit. it accuses uber of advertising because it -- false advertising. and says its services are "the safest." and taxi companies say the screenings of their drivers are more complete and include a written exam and actually driving skills test. coming up -- a first look at video of a man torching an lgbt mural. what it shows and the recurring

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♪ fly like an eagle♪ ♪ to the sea♪ ♪ fly like an eagle♪ >> sometimes the music just works. most people never consider the idea of jumping off a cliff but everyday that is exactly what a group of people in san francisco do. you may have seen them testing the limits with their hang- gliders. >> you're thinking about doing it, aren't you? >> no. >> no? wow. the one thing claudine wong won't do. ken wayne got a close look at the action as he was invited to go along and learn about the allure of throwing yourself into the air. take a look. >> reporter: the birds here already figured it out. the cliffs at fort funston are

one of the places on earth. >> the winds comes off the ocean and goes over the peninsula and back into the bay like a wave. the air is extremely smooth, we can fly year round here. >> reporter: two members of the fellow feathers of fort funston invited me for a flight. first you have to learn about the rigging and other basic skills as part of an instructional flight. after that it's time for liftoff over the size of a 180- foot cliff. >> are you nervous? >> no! >> reporter: we cruised about 800 feet above the crashing waves of the beach. would you like me to do a wingover? >> if you feel comfortable. >> i'm going to do a wingover. >> reporter: the hang-gliders are nimble as you can see by the one that swooped next to

us. >> nice. >> nimble but amazingly stable. >> the way i describe it, kind of like gondola ride without the wire. >> reporter: things can still go wrong. >> the camera broke off. i'm flying with one hand. >> reporter: a broken camera mount is far better than a crash. >> aviation is not forgiving of mistakes. >> reporter: in hang-gliding's infancy in 1974 there were 40 deaths. that number has been cut dramatically with better equipment and training. there have been an average of four deaths a year since 1993. >> you can make it very dangerous if you're careless, if you make some real bad decisions. >> parachute pins. >> reporter: pilots carry a backup parachute but john and steve say in all their years they never had to use them. >> i've flown with golden eagles, bald eagles, red- tailed hawks, vultures. and getting up to cloud base with them, is really an amazing

experience. >> all the problems that you have from day-to-day, web i get up in the hang-glider i can kind of zone out and be in the moment. it's really kind of a zen experience for me. i'm kind of connecting with the planet, connecting with nature and it's just -- it's a really amazing experience. >> as long as the wind cooperates you can fly for hours. hang tblieders can cost a couple of thousand dollars and up. men and women, young and as old as 80 are fellow feathers members. it may intimidating, scary even, but the payoff is amazing. >> it's something man has been wanting to do ever since the beginning of time. for this very short period of time in our whole existence we've been able to fly like birds. >> reporter: ken wayne, ktvu fox 2 news. >> pretty awesome. ken is pretty brave. he's a pilot. so he is comfortable in the

air. just as he is on the ground. >> he's usually in the plane but this is quite different obviously. >> yes, quite different. i don't think he's nervous. he didn't look nervous. i would have been. like you said he's a pilot. sometimes the more you know the more nervous you are. i have a problem walking off the edge of a cliff no matter what. >> it's that first step. >> i wish i could help push you. i take that back. >> wow! >> i feel the love here. >> we're like sisters. and you're in the middle. >> i know. i'm going totic a break. you do weather. it looks really gray out there. not as windy this morning? >> we will get a bit of a breeze. if by chance we see a thunderstorm that can always kick up the wind as well. it's a very slight risk for the thunderstorms but giving you a live look over mount diablo you

can see a mix of the sun, as long as the clouds. it will be different today, it has to do with what we've been talking about a couple of days. monsoonal moisture pulled in from the desert southwest. we also have remnants of dolores moving into the north bay. for us this morning, it's all about that cloud cover. that is actually bringing beautiful sunrise views out there. but as we get south, just in areas around santa cruz, look what is going on over monterey, they are getting hammered. in addition to some rain, a lot of lightning, thunderstorms, there, and for the next hour or so, until 8:00 the national weather service is actually putting out an advisory for folks that are maybe out in this area. maybe we have campers out there. so again this is going to be something we see not only for today but the possibility will be there for tomorrow as well. 67 degrees in fairfield now. 65 oakland. 65 redwood city. we're a lot warmer this morning than where we were 24 hours

ago. especially in areas like fairfield where we're up 7 degrees. by 2 in hayward. into san jose by 6: 00. as we get into the afternoon we're going to follow suit. we'll be 5 to 10 degrees warmer than where we were 24 hours. i'll look at the numbers and we'll talk more about the pattern in place coming up in a little bit. 7:35. here's a look at some of the top stories. we're following new developments from modesto where police are investigating the deaths of three children and two adults. police found their bodies yesterday during a welfare check at a home on nob hill court. just hours ago police confirmed they have located 30-year-old martin martinez who is being called a person trf in the case -- of interest in the case. moments ago morgan hill police announced they caught a teen who escaped last night from a south bay juvenile detention facility. the 17-year-olds was one of five teens who broke out of the william f. james boys ranch last night. the other four were caught a

short time after the escape. producers of "empire" are offering fans a chance to appear on the show in the upcoming season. a bus with a recording studio inside will travel to 15 cities across the country and allow fans to enter a contest to appear on season two. one lucky winner will be featured as a new "empire" artist. the bus will be in mountainview at the amphitheater later today and pier 41 in san francisco tomorrow. 7:37. the big rig crash that killed a man in livermore wednesday was preventable according to the people who live near the crash scene. the crash happened on highway 84, a busy 11-mile road that connects i-580 and 680. a 65-year-old modesto man was killed as he drove along that winding road. he was in one of three cars hit by a big rig driver. people who live near highway 84 heard the crash and many banded together and called themselves the 84 safety net. for years they've been calling on state and local officials to

ban big rigs from the highway and say drivers use it as a way to shave time when traveling between the east bay and south bay. >> they end up taking that road and not realizing it has nine plus stoplights as well as a lot of winding single-lane roads there. >> neighbors say at least -- at the least they want the speed limit dropped from 50 miles per hour and calling to eliminate right turns on red lights on the busy highway and say the crashes pose a danger to more than just drivers. >> we were fortunate that was a water truck. if it were a gas truck, i'm pretty sure with the dryness of this area it would just torch. >> they say all the officials they talked to with over the years say the responsibility belongs to other agencies and now they are wondering how many people will have to die before they say something -- see something done to make highway 84 safer. shasta county detectives say a pacifier on the side of

the road belonged to a 6-month- old. amber graham reported missing by her father july 12nds. he was named a person trf in the case after he told them what they say were inconsistent stories. he later died in a confrontation with deputies. there is still no sign of the child and there's a $10,000 reward for information to help find her. viewers are getting a first look at suffers video showing an lgbt mural in san francisco get intentionally set on fire. the footage here shows a man about 6 feet tall with a thin build dressed in a hoodie burning the mural late last month. the person uses accelerant on the wall and then uses a lighter to set the mural on fire. it was the fourth time that the mural had been vandalized. previous incidents involved spray paint. the chaplain of the uss hornets museum in almeida died. john berger was the chaplain there since 1998. he conducted nondenomination at

services and invocations at public events. the museum plans to name the chapel in his honor and hold a memorial service on the ship for him. his funeral will be on tuesday at willow glen funeral home in san jose. berger would have been 59 years old next month. a few hours left until the deadline for a proposed new raiders stadium deal. the city of oakland has until tomorrow to responds to the plan which would include a shopping center, hotel, housing and office space as well as a new home for the raiders. city leaders met with the developer friday. oaklands and alameda county must agree to go forward with the product. if it's ok they have until august 21st to show a final development proposal. a man in nuclear weapon will have a fund nepal, -- a man comes here when he was 19 years old. according to the contra costa

times, he said the earthquake in nepal destroyed his family's home and he started to work a second job to send money to his family. people responded by organizing tonight's fundraiser. the fundraiser is at the kensington community center on arlington center. tickets will be available at the door for $10 each or $25 per family. time is $7:41. there's a lot of excitement at the uc berkeley botanical garden. a plant nicknamed "trudy" is expected to bloom any day now. it's better known as the corpse flower. when it blooms it smells like rotting flesh. great. the medical lasts for about 12 hours apparently. the plants only bloom every few years and bottommists say they are the largest flowers of any species in the world.

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going this morning. a live look. portions of the bay where we have temperatures milder than where we started yesterday morning, in the low to mid-60s in san francisco at this hour. a few sprinkles, even thunderstorms in the forecast. i will have details coming up. the wildfire burning along i-15 in southern california is now 45% contained and the freeway is open again. 3,500 acres burned so far along the cojone pass and firefighting planes and helicopters were grounded for a short time when five drones were spotted in the fire zone. at one point the flames were moving so quickly people abandoned their cars on the freeway. they ran away because traffic was backed up and there was no other way to get away from the flames. one man said it reminded him of a biblical exodus. >> it was like the rapture. you hear things about the rapture, an andreas, you see that movie? >> yes. >> people literally running for

their lives. >> we also heard towing services are being criticized for charging people as much as $2,400 to remove their cars from the freeway. there are also reports of looting in areas that had to be evacuated. that fire reminded many longtime bay area residents of the 19 the 1 fire in the east bay hills. 1991. many people tried to drive out of the fire zone as you recall but couldn't get down the narrow roads in time. they also abandoned their cars and ran. oakland fire battalion chief says the best reaction to that situation depends on knowing your surroundings. he says if you pass the danger zone you need to keep moving for the sake of people behind you. if you have not reached it yet you should not drive toward it, for people near it, do whatever it takes to get to safety. >> if you find yourself in an area where there is dry vegetation above and below you you are in an area where you wouldn't want to get caught by fire. from what i read they did the

right thing, they got away from their vehicles starting to catch fire. >> he also says people need to remember that flames can travel quickly especially on a windy day. he says being aware of road conditions around you is always a smart move. two new movies in the thesers are battling it for the top spot at the weekend box office. >> it's going to be chaos. > ant" man" stars paul rudd as a con man with a suit that increases strength as he saves the world. in "trainwreck," amy schumer is a woman not ready to make commitments. "minions" and "jurassic world" continues to draw in big crowds too. but experts say expect a lot of competition from "pixel's." it's a story of champion video gamers who are the last hope when aliens send video game characters to attack planet

earth. >> none of us believe this movie -- couldn't believe this movie hasn't been made before. video games are taking over the world and we're there to defend the world. it was fun. >> looks like fun. >> he's leaving now to go to the theaters. it will be released -- you have to wait. it will be in 2d, 3d and imax this coming friday. >> remember donkey kong? >> of course. this weekend also washing your dog can help keep a police dog safe. police dogs like the one you're about to see in oakland help protect their officers and take on dangerous tasks such as sniffing for drugs and weapons. to help dogs get their own life- saving equipment kings cover your kments 9" fundraisers at pet food locations in the bay area. 100% of the proceeds >> to help local police dogs get bullet protei vests, car

heat alarms and emergency training. this is a demonstration we saw of some things dogs do to apprehend a suspect. that's good. that was ellen, our assignment desk person. she's fantastic. don't worry, no employees were harmed in the making of this segment. was that a disclaimer? >> yeah. don't worry. >> we have more information -- >> there she is. >> are you ok? can you hear me? >> she's working. >> - >> give us a wave. >> thumbs up. good job. >> she's ok. good sport. all the information on our ktvu took page on the web links section. >> she's a good sport. loves animals. >> we love her.

>> christian was just not going to do it. >> come on. >> i should have done it. >> why didn't you? >> i have to do weather. >> you can do both. it's not that hard. oops. >> oh! >> i'll be back. >> anyways - >> wow. >> i dug myself in that one. >> so glad you came to visit us on the weekend, ryan. >> cloudy day and cloudy in the ktvu studios. rosemary, you're great. >> the gloves are off, brian. >> i know. >> i'll go outside. over the east bay we're waking up with -- as brian mentioned a lot of cloud cover. these clouds may look a little different to you. we have moisture pulling in from the south. monsoonal moisture, started yesterday, and today it's a combination of that monsoonal moisture and the remnants of dolores. first let's look at the current conditions. 59 degrees in santa rosa. san francisco checking in at

64. oakland 65. livermore upper 60s and 66 san jose. keep going back to storm tracker 2, relatively quiet over the bay but you get -- as far south as santa cruz and look what is going on here. we have thunderstorms over monterey this morning. and so much so that the national weather service has issued an advisory through about 8:00 or so for folks that are actually out there camping or maybe faking a trip this morning. if i take you back just a little farther you can see that the central and southern portion of the state lit up with the possibility there of thunderstorms continuing as well. this has been going on through the overnight hours. and over southern california yesterday, actually picked up record rainfall for the month of july. and a lot of it has to do with dolores, continues to move up and closer southern california. as we get into sunday to monday, it won't make landfall, but it is bringing us

moisture. again it's reaching all the way into the bay area for today. so for today, partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies at times. a few sprinkles, even had some fog earlier over portions of the east bay and slight threat of thunderstorms, 10% to 21%. most of us won't see it but it's out there. 86 novato. 86 san rafael. 92 walnut creek. these temperatures 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. so in addition to the warm-up it's going to feel humid. 93 saratoga. along the peninsula 84 san mateo. 76 san francisco. 60s at the coast. near 70 closer to halfmoon bay. the extended forecast, uncolted today, unsettled tomorrow. why are you laughing? >> rosemary -- >> you feel bad? why? i don't feel bad. >> we love william -- he tweeted out this is my last

day. [ cat sound effects] >> claudine always accuses me of being too nice. >> there but. >> i apologize. >> stop it. don't apologize. >> claudine is very nice. no apologies. 7:52. let's keep talking weather. thunderstorms in southern california closed 70 miles of beach. lifeguards shut down all the beaches in the county over concerns of lightning hitting swimmers. it strike two planes including a southwest airline flight headed from oakland to orange county. the other, alaska airlines jet flying from los angeles to dc. no injuries reported. coming up -- he's one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time and played a big role in the film "something about mary." quup, a special honor that had

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♪ >> starship enterprise -- start your mission. kidding. a doppelganger claimed to be seen in a solar system similar to our own. the twin upper 2 million miles away. orbiting a sun-like star. the discovery could be a crucial step forward to finding a new milky way they say. a football legend who helped bring the title, green bay packers inducted former quarterback brett favre to the team's hall of fame. more than 67,000 fans packed into lambeau field to watch the team retire his number 4 jersey. >> i can sit here and tell you thank you until tomorrow. it would not be enough.

>> he played 20 seasons in the nfl including 16 with the packers. he won three league mvps and super bowl 31. a park in richmond that had been fenced off for two decades is now back open. dozens of people showed up for the grand opening of the new santa fe union park yesterday including players from the cal basketball team. junior guard javar bird went to school in richmond and said he didn't always have a safe to play basketball growing up. >> it's a great opportunity for kids to work on their games and have fun. get away from the hard times outside of this. it's like a little sanctuary for them. >> in the past few years several parks in richmond have been revitalized. expect a big crowd in golden gate park today. coming up, the walk for a good cause. >> special golden bus is in

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at this hour after breaking out of a juvenile facility. the announcement from police a short time ago. >> a san francisco neighborhood will be getting to know patrol officers, why some familiar faces are moving to new districts and which areas will be most affected. welcome to "mornings on 2". it's sundays, july 19th. thank you for joining us and waking up with us. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm brian flores. let's start with weather. rosemary, it will be a little muggy today i guess. >> yeah. we have moisture pulling in. in fact it's overhead and providing us beautiful views. a mix of sun and clouds out there. we've been taking those shots from time to time. i think we're going to given you one now. we've got tropical storm, or the remnants of dolores moving into the bay area. we have monsoonal moisture pulling in from the desert southwest. and wow, what a beautiful view but as brian said going to feel a little sticky out there for your afternoon today. temperatures rebounding as well.

we're going to be 5 to 10 degrees warmer than where we were 24 hours ago. as we get into the second half. in fact we're warmer this morning by 5, even 10 degrees over some areas. the bay area relatively quiet. besides the cloud cover we don't have a lot going on. look at what is going on over monterey. as far north as santa cruz we've got lightning strikes, some rain falling over santa cruz. and over the southern portion of monterey and big sur, the national weather service issued an advisory for folks that are maybe camping outdoors. a lot going on. you can see it's definitely calmed down some. as i shift you south, quite a show going on over southern california as well. hundreds and hundreds of lightning strikes you can see here off the coastline there. the santa barbara coastline. this is going to continue to move north. when it moves into our area it's going to calm down considerably. we have the possibility of just a few sprinkles, maybe the threat of a thunderstorm but

nothing like what we're seeing over areas south of us. 66 in sfo. mid-60s in redwood city. today partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies at times, warmer conditions, muggy and the slight possibility of a few sprinkles, maybe thunderstorms. we'll see how unstable that air is as it moves overhead. 60s right at the coast. we'll be near 70 degrees as you get into san francisco. 70s for oakland and into the east bay a lot of 80s out there, upper 80s and 90s back in the forecast especially the closer you get to the central valley. i'm going to show you the numbers expected for the afternoon highs today. in the extended forecast how long this pattern is going to last coming up. we are following new developments from modesto where police are investigating the deaths of three children and two adults. and hours ago police confirmed they have located a person of interest in the case. the modesto police department sent out a tweet this morning

saying 30-year-old martin martinez had been found by the san jose police department. right now police are not saying what connection martinez may have to the victims and he hasn't been called a suspect but police have been searching for him since shortly after the bodies were discovered yesterday afternoon. police found the bodies during a welfare check at a home on nob hill court. so far police haven't released information on the victims or the circumstances surrounding their deaths. people who live in the community say the neighborhood is usually quiet. >> just don't expect that in your neighborhood. you think it's safe, you think it's quiet and then to see this. >> police called it a large crime scene that would take time to process and analyze. we have more information about a story in the south bay we first reported about a half- hour ago. morgan hill police announced a 17-year-old boy who escaped from a juvenile facility last fight was taken into custody this morning and brought back to the william f. james boys

ranch. police say five juveniles tried to eskype but only a 17-year- old from san jose succeeded but he too has now been caught. the police department said they believe partnering with the community is one key element to keeping our city safer. a woman died after suffering burns at her home. firefighters say she likely fell asleep while smoke and accidentally set herself on fire friday night. it happened at the charles street village senior apartment complex. the woman died yesterday at the hospital. neighbors identified her as 70- year-old claudia ricketman. more details are emerging about the background of the young man who shot up two military centers in chute chattanooga this week. "the washington post" reports that mohammed abdul aziz joked he was an arabian redneck and was humiliated by a dui arrest that was at odds with his muslim faith. john roberts has more from chattanooga. >> reporter: the death toll from thursday's attack on military centers in chattanooga

rising. navy petty officer second class randall smith, the fifth service member to died from his wounds. the logistics specialist from ohio, reservist serving on active duty when shot. his mother speaking out before his death struggling to make sense of what happened. >> it's hard to understand how somebody ask hurt somebody who has helped you for your free comand safety. >> four other marines all killed in the rampage. a vigil for them yesterday. and flowers and flags left at the shooting sights. >> we must comfort and support those who have lost. we must recognize the heroism of those who stopped this attacker. and we must stand together to bear the burden of our common experience. >> reporter: the shooter abdul aziz killed by police. officials are digging into the 24-year-old's background no direct ties to militant groups have been found but we do know he recently traveled to jordan,

fears of so-called lone wolf attacks expired by extremism have been hire. >> whether it's the fort hood shooter, "charlie hebdo" shooter or this man in chattanooga, they are all connected by the ideology, by the stuff they consume on the internet. this is a global network of jihadi activists. >> officials say the fbi is in contact with intelligence services in the middle east trying to connect the dots on the how and why of this horrific incident. in chattanooga, john roberts, fox news. in the meantime several states took immediate action to protect service members following the chattanooga shootings. the florida governor issued an executive order to temporarily shut down the state's six military recruitment centers and relocate them to nearby armories. florida is also joining five other states including texas and indiana to allow guardsmen to carry guns. >> i'm going to do everything in my power to make sure every member, men and women of our national guard is safe.

>> the pentagon says it's reviewing security and military recruiting and reserve centers but it's still too early to say whether the facilities should have security guards or other types of protection. there are new boundaries for san francisco police stations today. here's a look at a map of the restricting area. too many changes to name but some of the more noticeable changes include the bayview, richmond and northern stations. central station will expand to include justin herman plaza and union square. some residents are concerned about response times and getting to know new police officers but the department says the move is to be more efficient with resources. we have posted a story listing the changes on the san francisco section of our web page. registration begins in less than an hour at golden gate park for one of the largest events against aids. aids walk san francisco starts 9:00 with the actual walk beginning at 10:30. registration is 9:00.

since 1987 that event has raise the $84 million for hiv programs and services across the bay area. $1.2 million in the u.s. have hiv. 77% are men, 23% are women. about 50,000 americans are diagnosed with hiv every year. here's a look at the diagram which is a breakdown by age. doctors are most concerned about the number of young people contracting hiv. you can see that section in blue, there were 9,900 new cases among the ages of 13 to 24. nearly 19,000 people between the ages of 25 and 39 were diagnosed with hiv. in the next hour we'll talk with live, one of the loudest advocates against aids on capitol hill, east bay congresswoman barbara lee. "empire" returns for season two and fans are already getting a chance to be part of the drama. the show follows the ups and downs of the family behind a hip hop recording label. the smash hit has been renewed

for a second season which debuts september 23rd. producers of the show, they are offering fans a chance to appear on the show in the upcoming season. a bus with a recording studio inside will travel to 15 cities across the country and allow fans to enter a contest to appear on season 2. a lucky winner to be featured as a new empire artist. the bus will be at the shoreline amphitheatre in mountainview later today and then at pier 41 in san francisco tomorrow. 8:10. the man convicted in the boston marathon bombings has a new address. he's now in a prison that is known as supermax along with some other notorious convicts. >> we'll talk about the special event that benefits people near and far. hear inspiration behind the event and the connection to lance armstrong. >> if you want to take a spin on the bay today's free sailboat ride day hosted by the cal sailing club on university avenue in berkeley. the event will run from 1:00 to

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is lifting me higher♪ a look above oakland. beautiful start to the day. mix of sun and clouds, we may see a few sprinkles, warmer temperatures in store. i'll look at what you can expect for your sunday coming up. a special event is being held tomorrow to benefit local and national cancer organizations. it's called the have a ball golf tournament and the event is now in its 10th year. it was started by a bay area man who is a two-time survivor of testicular cancer and i joins brian live in studio. >> i'm with bob hammer with have a ball foundation. good morning. >> good morning. >> talk about this -- i want to talk about your foundation first off. let's go back to your story. a two-time testicular cancer survivor. just an amazing story. when did you first find out? >> i was diagnosed in 1999. came back again in 2001. i had raised -- i had gone through 26 runs of chemotherapy and raised a little money. i ended up down at an event with the lance armstrong

foundation, it was called that back then. ended up meeting lance armstrong's oncologist, long story short. he changed a surgery. if i had that surge i wouldn't -- surgery i wouldn't have had more children. my wife conceived our son josh a little over a year later. >> here's a picture of josh now. how old is he now? >> he just turned 12. >> talk about the event. it's a golf tournament at the crowe canyon country club in danville. 11 years now? >> yes. >> at first you were saying -- i saw the video, you were hoping to raise just $2,500 that first year and now you raised $2 million? >> at the end of the events, we do one in july. we'll have 600 people overall. and at the end of the year, this year will be over $2.1 million raised. >> it's amazing. the money goes towards different cancer organizations and such? >> yeah, i started with the goal of $2,500 and having a few

friends out. sending a check to the live strong foundation. last year we ended up sending money to 21 different cancer organizations through our events. >> fantastic. this is known as -- some people may call it one of the best golf fundraisers out there. it's a lot of fun. you have 48 different vendors this year. >> yes. >> and something on hole 10, a taco bar? >> hole 10 -- >> a live band, a taco bar, margaritas and former giant sean estes. >> great. can people still sign up? >> we're sold out for tomorrow but we have another 300 people coming september 14th. if interested find me on haveaballgolf. find me a link and send me an e- mail. >> did you ever think this would happen? >> it started in a shed in the back of my house in san carlos with the idea of trying to give a little back if you were to

tell me that i have now raised $2.1 million and my wife and i are benefiting up to 22 different cancer organizations each year i would tell you you're crazy. >> as a two-time cancer survivor what do you want to tell people that may be going through cancer treatment now? >> i'm sure your doctor is doing a great job but it never hurts, like my example is a great example of, listening and getting other advice and listening to different people and -- each situation is different but -- >> right. bob hammer, thank you so much for coming on. great tournament. >> thank you. >> for more, go to our web site. >> it's ktvu.com. just look for the "have a ball" link under the web links section on the bottom right side of the home page. get information there. let's take you outside for a beautiful look. it's over oakland i think. still gray but shaping up to be a nice day. >> yes, it's going to feel a

little humid. may feel more like hawaii. or florida. we have monsoonal moisture in addition to remnants of dolores moving into the bay area. i just received a facebook message saying there's some rain in sonoma. even though the radar is not really picking up on it clouds will drop showers from time to time. shouldn't be a huge deal but isolated sprinkles in the forecast for sunday. 62 degrees now in santa rosa. 65 san francisco. 67 oakland. 69 livermore and 67 san jose, we're waking up warmer than where we were yesterday. in fact it may already feel a little humid. numbers now to 24 hours ago, 60 degrees warmer in fairfield. concord by 4, numbers up by 3 and 4 degrees from oakland to hayward, sfo, napa by 6, san jose by 6:00 as well. we'll be talking about it all morning. if you're just joining us, fairly quiet over the bay area. may actually have a little bit right in here where i said

there were a few sprinkles reported in and around sonoma. it's really south of us, around monterey and farther south. lighting up the sky with thunder southwest lightning and calmed down a lot in the last hour or so. about an hour ago this whole area lit up with lightning strikes so. much so that the national weather service decided to issue an advisory for folks that are camping out there. if i take you in and around san san luis obispo, a lot of lightning describes around there as well. it's continuing to flow to the north and will be in our area. when it gets to us i don't think we're going to see all that activity. it's going to calm down quite a bit but we'll have partly cloudy skies for today. we'll have warmer, muggy conditions and we will have the possibility of sprinkle in the forecast. maybe even a thunderstorm or two, we'll have to see just out active it gets into the afternoon. looking at the moisture coming in, again from remnants of dolores, then notice over the four corners we have a lot

going on here. that's the monsoonal moisture i mentioned a moment ago. futurecast model, doesn't pick up on a lot but 10, 12 days ago when we had measurable rain it was not picking up on a lot either. it would just give us a lot of cloud cover. we may see a bit of rain move through and monday actually looks to be even juicier. we'll continue to track this. if you're going to the sierra, thunderstorms in the forecast for today. 20% to 30% for afternoon showers and thunderstorms especially over the higher elevations. afternoon highs for today, 80s over the north bay. upper 70s to low 80s for the east bay shoreline. upper 80s -- 90 for saratoga. 88 redwood city. 76 san francisco. extended forecast, unsettled today and tomorrow. a slight chance tuesday before we dry out and temperature look pretty good into wednesday and thursday. today the bay area is

mailing host to a very unusual road rally today. it's called the obtanium cup. and christien kafton shows us what makes this so different. >> reporter: this is a race like nothing you've seen before. this is what the folks are going to be competing for today. there's the cup. this should give you a clue as to what we're looking for. you can tell this is a steam punk dream which means a lot of copper and a lot of antiquey 19th century-looking stuff. speaking of which you can see some of the folks here in fantastic steam punk outfitz. that gives you a sense what have we're doing here. again this is really a road rally which is a kind of a road rally, kind of race. one of the guys who is going for the cup today, rusty cleaver, tell me a little about this race. i call it a race and you said it's more of a rally?

>> that's right. it's not a speed race, it's a rally. there's obstacles that we have to get through. >> reporter: you're soft selling it -- obstacles is one word. there's zombies on the course. there's all kinds of stuff. what kind of obstacles are you going to be driving around? >> the flying monkeys are coming in fast and quick. you have to watch for those. >> reporter: i've heard sal talk about those, on "mornings on 2" he talked about the flying monkeys on i-80 especially towards the maze. that can really jam up your commute in the morning >> i would imagine. >> the cool thing about the contraption, they are all human- powered. >> yes. they are. they are all petal powered or can i netally powered in some form or another as you can see. they don't all have bike chains. >> reporter: that horse definitely doesn't look like it has bike chains. it's a lap around the block,

right? >> that was that one? no. the race is four miles. >> reporter: wow. so this is an involved race. this is your contraption which by the way, when i was a kid i wanted a soap box derby. this is what it always looked like in my mind. you created this in real life. the brushed aluminum and everything. tell me about this. >> it's called the downhill best. 7 speeds, it's part aircraft, part go-cart, part garden cart, and a lot of junk. >> reporter: i asked you before, something like this, you have to push it yourself, how much does it weigh? >> it depends how much is in the trunk, how much beer is in the trunk. >> that gives you a sense of what kind of fun is going on out here. if beer is a contributing factor to how well you can race. you said i could hop behind the wheel? >> sure. >> reporter: it's easy? >> sure. >> reporter: it's intuitive?

>> you'll fit. >> reporter: i don't think fitting is the big problem. i think getting in and around on it is the big problem. rusty, lay it on me, tips? >> don't steer too sharp. this is your brake. a little sketchy. >> reporter: i don't want to hear that just before starting off. that's not helping. >> i don't want to hear that either. >> you're set to go. >> reporter: sketchy is not what i want to hear before i start peddling. i had to give a license to rusty -- a deposit to make sure he gets it back. >> reporter: how many times have you been on the road watching for a moving mushroom? sal is going to hear about this come monday. let's go. it moves nicely. i do have to say that -- you need to work on the suspension a little bit. if we can -- if we could put something that drops like --

some hydraulics to get it going -- >> >> reporter: one more thing rusty -- the venue opens up today, 1:00. what time . races get going? >> the race is 3:00. the rally, excuse me, is 3:00. it's fun. you can ride your bike along the course and watch the contestants go through the obstacles. >> reporter: and open to the public. tell us if folks want to come out today. what time -- where to show up? >> right here alden park. can't miss it, follow the people. you'll be there. >> reporter: rusty, thank you very much. you heard it, whole competition is 3:00 but fun for the family sarasotaing 1:00. rusty just walked away, if he thinks he's getting the car back he's sadly mistaken.

>> there he went. >> where? taken out by that mushroom? stay with us. >> there's the horse contraption.

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hello. >> hello. welcome back to "mornings on 2". rosemary is -- coming over here? >> sure am. >> it's warming up. we talked about yesterday how muggy it might be and that you're talking about the rain on your camping trip. it looks like we've got a lot of moisture in the air. >> yes. if i plan a camping trip chances are it's going to rain. >> you should camp out 365 days a year. end of drought. >> i'm going to big sur later today and guess where it's raining this morning? there. so much so that the thunder and lightning has triggered an advisory over portions of the monterey, it's expired, it happened earlier but the national weather service, a bit concerned about the campers out there because again we had the lightning, the thunder and a downpour. look at what is going on at home, it's been fairly quiet. we have clouds this morning. actually we've got some beautiful views with the mix of sun and clouds.

to the north of us we have a little bit of rain popping up over portions of the north bay. doesn't look like much but i did receive a facebook message that sonoma, seeing a few sprinkles here, earlier this morning, one of my colleagues had a few sprinkles coming in through the east bay. again it's out there. it will be with us as soon as we get through sunday as well as monday. i want to take you south of us because this is where it was really active earlier. you can see -- still see very active, a lot of lightning, hundreds and hundreds of strikes reported in and around monterey, north to santa cruz, then farther south, what's going on here off the coastline. this is going to continue, this moisture coming in from dolores as well as monsoonal moisture pulled from the four corners and desert southwest. you can see it in here, you can see dolores here. this is going to continue for the next couple days. so we're going to be in this pattern where it's going to be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy, it will feel very muggy and warm. warmer today than what we had yesterday. and the possibility of a few

sprinkles, maybe even a thunderstorm over the higher elevations, just depending on how unstable it gets into the afternoon. 70 degrees already in fairfield. 69 in concord. 69 walnut creek. 66 san francisco. 64 novato, 67 mountainview. so it could feel a little humid already. as you step out to walk the dog, maybe for breakfast -- temperatures are going to soar into the afternoon. a lot of 80s. a few low 90s. i'll have a look at what you can expect for today and how long this pattern is going to last coming up. new this morning -- crews in san jose are battling a wildfire that just started about 15 minutes ago. this is a live shot now from one of our cameras here. the fire department tells us it's a half acre wildfire on story road right behind the walmart. if you are familiar with that area. there are no injuries or structures threatened at this time. of course we'll keep you updated here on "mornings on 2". shasta county detectives say dna tests confirm a pacifier found on the side of

the road did belong to a missing 6-month-old girl. ember graham was reported missing by her father july 2nd. shasta county detectives named him a person of interest after he told them what they called inconsistent stories. he later died in a confrontation with deputies. still no sign of the baby and a $10,000 reward for any information that helps find her. viewers are getting a first look at surveillance video showing an lgbt mural in san francisco's mission district intentionally set on fire. the footage shows a man about 6 feet tall, thin build, dressed in a hoodie burning the mural last month. here's the video, you can see the person squirting an accelerant on the wall and takes a lighter and then in just moments right there sets that mural on fire. this is the fourth time that mural has actually been vandalized. previous incidents involved spray paint. the big rig crash that killed aen in in livermore wednesday was preventible according to people who live

near the crash scene. it happened on highway 84, a busy 11-mile road that connects i-580 and 680. a 65-year-old modesto man was killed as he drove along the winding road. he was in one of the three cars hit by a big rig driver. people who live near highway 84 heard the crash and many of them have banded together and called themselves the 84 safety net. for years they've been calling on state and local officials to ban big rigs from the highway and they say truck drivers use that road as a way to shave off time when traveling between the east bay and south bay. >> they end up taking that road and not realizing it has nine plus stoplights as well as a lot of winding single-lane roads that are there. >> residents who live there say they want the speed limit dropped from 50 miles an hour. they also want to stop drivers entering the busy highway by turning right on red lights and they say knows crashes pose a danger to more than just drivers. >> we were fortunate that was a

water truck. if it were a gasoline truck i'm pretty sure with the dryness of this area it would just torch. >> the group says officials they've talked with over the years won't take responsibility for making the changes. the group is worried action will not be taken until after that highway sees more deadly crashes. kkk members carrying confederate flags faced off against new members of the black panther party in south carolina. the kkk stood on the steps of the capitol building yesterday. last week the south carolina governor signed a bill to remove the confederate flag from capitol grounds. the removal came after nine people were killed in an historic black church in charleston. the controversy has resurfaced in san rafael. this is a moteo from the marine independent journal that shows an old schoolhouse in the dixie school district. the paper reports a couple of residents are launching a campaign to change the district's name, they say the word dixie is a confederate anthem that conjures up images

of the ku klux klan. the school board says the district is actually named after marriagey dixie, an accident -- mary dixie, a deendiant of a native american tribe. a plan nicknamed trudy is expected to bloom any day now at the botanical garden. it's known as the corpse flower, because when it blooms it smells like rotting flesh. the smell lasts for about 12 hours by the way. yeah. the plants only bloom every few years and bottommists say they have the largest -- botanists say they have the largest flowers of any species in the world. you give the powers to everyone and it's going to be chaos. >>ant" man," a con man with a suit that lets him shrink and increase strength as he saves the world. in "trainwreck," amy schumer

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♪ >> giving you a live look over oakland waking one partly sunny skies. it's a beautiful start, a warmer start and our temperatures will soar as we get into the afternoon. we'll have an influx of moisture moving through the bay area, it's going to last the next couple of days. i'll explain coming up. this week oakland mayor schaaf and the police chief are going to washington, dc, they will be at the white house talking about 21st century policing. the oakland mayor joins me live in studio to talk about the trip and other issues in the city. tell me about the trip. we know that the president had a report about 21st century policing and outlined different things. what is your trip about and who are you going to be talking

with? >> we're honored because oakland has been recognized as a city that has already implementd many of the relation recommendations in the report. particularly work around being transparent and analyzing stop data. we have an and iovateive partnership with stanford university. and we've been doing a lot of work around procedural justice, how to improve the level of trust with the community, improve accountability and how to make sure the body-worn cameras, that data is being utlied. >> fair to say this is all a work in progress when you talk about oakland and how you're dealing with the issues facing the city. is part of it going -- we also have the challenges and is it going to be a kind of a community kind of working group or is it more of a presentation of 4 is what we know works for sure? >> peel are interested to hear how oakland is -- people are interested to hear how oakland is doing it. we were recognized as one of the leaders. we're the first city i know of

to fully implement body-worn cameras. but it's more than that. wee working with stanford to make transparent to the public our stop data. who are police officers having contact with? what are the despairities? what are the demographics? and how can we analyze those and incorporate training practices so that we are absolutely fair, we do not appear to have any bias and that we actually acknowledge that human beings have unconscious bias, implicit bias and how can we train it out of people? >> the san jose police department is testing them. san francisco wants it in a year. one of the interesting things about the report that they said was we have the body-worn cameras but can't track them. it's a big thing the department of justice wants to do funding to make sure they are working effectively. you leave when? >> we're leaving wednesday and this is an all-day hearing on thursday. we're very excited that the person responsible for that

whole report, ron davis, is going to be convening this group. of course we hope to get a glimpse of the president. we'll see. but we'll be in the white house representing oakland very proudly all day thursday. >> great. i want to touch on one more issue -- coliseum project. it's a confidential deal, i know we can't talk about the specifics but everyone keeps talking about deadlines that are coming forth. the initial proposal was given in june. how are we feeling? we keep hearing about raiders deadlines, owners meeting next week. are we getting close to maybe this is -- the go time? >> our challenge that we're trying very hard to keep all our teams. we have a complex situation here in oakland. the city and county are co- owners of the land where all of our current sports facilities sit and then we are one of the last cities in the country that have shared facilities with both football and baseball

playing in the same place. so we are working on parallel paths, we're working very hard and we pass these proposals back and forth. >> questions and answers -- i guess the question is, when we talk about deadlines is the monday deadline for the response, are we running out of time? if the raiders don't hear from us or you guys or don't make a decision to go with it, is it done by the end of this week? or do we have the time to go back and forth? >> again we're working on parallel paths. we're also talking directly with the raiders about what they want. what are their needs. and those have been very productive talks. although i've been very clear, the city of oakland is not willing to put taxpayer money into this deal. and that does present an issue -- >> a sticking point, big one. >> san diego is willing to do it. other cities are willing to do it. i don't know if anybody caught john oliver's piece on stadium funding this week.

it was pretty funny, if you have not. but we're not going to do that. we are doing a lot of other things. we created a tremendous amount of development value in the land next to the coliseum and that is one way that we can potentially help create income to fund stadium construction. we are exploring something called infrastructure financing. to help bond against new revenues. revenues that don't exist now in order to pay forthat infrastructure that would support a project. >> the conversation was characterized to me as really well with the as, partly with the raiders and kind of nonexistent with the warriors. is that fair? >> i love my warriors. >> i know you do but is that a fair characterization? >> well, i wouldn't say that. the warriors have put a lot of time and energy into a new location in san francisco. it is being met with a lot of resistance and my job is to make sure that, if i can

demonstrate this team can win and this city can celebrate this team in a way that any team should be proud of. i think we did that this year. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf. we look forward to hearing about your trip when we come back. thank you. the let's look at the sunday weather with rosemary. pretty muggy and cloudy. >> it is. giving you a live look there over oakland this morning where tempts are on the mild side. we're going to continue to have the clouds in and out of the bay area for today. our temperatures will be a lot warmer this afternoon. any where from 5 to 10 degrees as we get into the second half. we continue to watch the possibility of showers coming our way. we're seeing it over the central bay. we're seeing it over, i should say central and southern california. now beginning to creep into the bay area as well. off the san mateo county coastline a few sprinkles.

santa cruz earlier this morning had showers, even lightning strikes reported in the area. saw a little bit of activity over sonoma. received a message here. areas around walnut creek in the overnight hours reported a few sprinkles. this is going to be the pattern we see as we get into the next day or two because the moisture is going to keep coming. as we get into monterey, this is where it's been heavy and farther south. in fact southern california set records yesterday for rainfall. it's mid-july. giving you a look at southern california, stretching from sound luis obese poto santa barbara, all the lightning strikes off the coastline. in the bay area, just the slight possibility of a few sprirches and slight possibility or threat there of thunderstorms for the afternoon over the higher elevations. but dolores continues to push to the north. so that moisture is going to continue to push into the bay area for today as well as tomorrow. so we're going to feel warm, we're going to feel muggy. from time to time we'll have spruiks fall from the sky.

76 in fairfield. 69 livermore. 67 san francisco and 65 novato. so already relatively mild. as we get into the afternoon look at these numbers. 93 degrees for antioch today. low 90s in concord. 69 pacifica. 86 san rafael. 88 mountainview. extended forecast is going to show you this is going to be continuing the next couple of days. let's tour the area and look at a few more numbers. 92 pleasanton. 90los gatos. the temperatures warmer than yesterday. notice as you get into the afternoon it's warm and muggy, maybe a few sprinkles. maybe those pop-up thunderstorms over the higher elevations, it's going to last into monday. tuesday we start to dry out. temperatures continue to fall. back into the mid to upper 80s as we get into wednesday and thursday with dry conditions. >> thank you 2016 white house contenders hitting the campaign trail this weekend. the message democratic hopeful hillary clinton had during a

stop in little rock, arkansas. >> the u.s. men's soccer team sees if it can do as well as the women.

a wildfire burning along i- 15 in southern california is now 45% contained conand the freeway is open again. helicopters had to be grounded for a short time. after five drones were spotted in the fire zone. at one point the flames were moving so quickly people abandoned their cars on the freeway and at that that led to controversy after some towing services charged more than $12,000 to re -- $2,000 to remove the cars from the freeway. first the u.s. women's soccer team won the world cup. now the american men are taking center stage. >> the u.s. men did advance to the semifinals of the gold cup after trouncing cuba 6-0. clint dempsey led the way with the hat trick. three goals.

the u.s. faces jamaica in the semis wednesday. if you're not familiar the gold cup is a competition between countries in north and central america. and the caribbean. two weeks after helping the u.s. women's national team win the world cup former cal star alex morgan will be sidelined because of a right knee injury. she underwent arthroscopic surgery inla friday for a problem in the lining of the knee joint. morgan had a bruise in the left knee before the world cup doctors says this latest surgery is minor but she will be out of action for about a month. the construction project isn't over starting from midnight tonight to 5:00 a.m. highway 1 is going to be closed between lake street and merchant road for demolition work. it was closed last week you may remember. the overnight closures will last through next weekend. some san francisco neighborhoods will be getting to know some new patrol officers. coming up in the 9:00 hour, details on the areas in the city that will be affected

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details on when and where it will be rolling into the bay area. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> gotta get down, you know. it's sunday. >> you are still getting down. >> it is sunday july 19. >> good morning everybody. i am brian flores. happy sunday everybody. let's get your day started with my friend rosemary. >> yes friend. >> how are you? >> all good. i love that show, love empire. i am so glad it's coming back. i've got to go camp in the rain. >> you have to end the drought. >> otherwise you would be there. >> a live look here, we are waking up with clouds this morning. it's not the low clouds we typically get. we have a little of that, but that cloud cover is coming from the south. it has to do with the monsoon

al moisture and remnants of dolores moving into the bay area. it is 66 in santa rosa. as a result, we are a lot warmer with 67 san francisco, 69 oakland, 73 livermore, 68 san jose. how much warmer than yesterday? by 11 degrees in fairfield. concord is up by six, seven in napa, upper 60s along the coastline. i received a tweet from antonio in daley city saying it is 69 degrees. thank you for that. it is four degrees warmer in san jose. into the second half of your day, temperatures will be warmer. there is a possibility of a few sprinkles. you see off the cost line earlier this morning in sonoma, we had some overnight over portions of the east bay. it's really active south of us, in and around monterrey, big surf, farther south, lightning

strikes were going off and continue off the coastline even at this hour. overnight, quite the lightning show going on. it has calmed down quite a bit especially over the monterrey area. this will continue into the forecast. notice how the clouds continue to bubble through. into the afternoon we could be partly to mostly sunny over north bay and the cut off might be right in here. this is just a model. that is what we expect for today. temperature wise we will be warmer with a lot of 70s along the peninsula, 80s for inland communities, low 90s closer to the inland valley. we'll talk about how long this pattern is going to last, coming up. we are following new developments from modesto where police are investigating the death of three children and two adults. police confirmed they have located a person of interest in the case. the minnesota police department sent a tweet saying 30 year old martin martinez had been found by san jose police department. police aren't saying what

connection martinez may have had to victims and he has not been called a suspect. police had been searching for him since shortly after the bodies were discovered yesterday. police phenomenal the bodies during a welfare check. so far police have not released information on the victims or circumstances surrounding their deaths. people in the community say the neighborhood is usually quiet. >> you just don't expect that in your neighborhood. you think it's safe. you think it's quiet. then you see this. >> police called it a large crime scene that would take time to process and analyze. the search is over for a 17 year old who broke out of a juvenile detention facility. he and four other teens escaped from the william f james boys ranch in morgan hill. while the other four were quickly caught the 17 year old was taken into custody overnight. specific details of the escape and arrest have not been released but authorities did say "morgan hill police department believes partnering

with our community is a key element to keeping the city safer." here is a map on your screen of the redistricting. there are lots of colors and changes, too many to name. some of the more noticeable include the bay view richmond and northern stations. central stations will also see changes, expanding to justin herman plaza and union square. some are concerned that changes might slow response times and it may take a while to know new police officers. the department says the move will make things more efficient when it comes to resources. we have posted a story listing the changes on the san francisco section of our web page. we turn to the investigation into the military shootings in chattanooga. the family of the gunman issued a statement saying there are no words to describe their shock, horror, and grief. they say mohammed youssef

abdulazeez suffered from depression for years. four marines died thursday and a sailor died from injuries yesterday morning. the father of one of the marines is remembering his son as a hero. >> david was a good father, a good marine. he loved his family. he loved his community, and he loved his country. >> there are two people who survived the shootings, a marine recruiter was shot in the leg and a police officer was shot in the ankle when he responded to the emergency call. several states have taken immediate action to protect service members following the shootings. the florida governor issued executive order to temporarily shut down the state's six military recruitment centers and relocate them to nearby armories. florida is joining five other states including texas and indiana to allow guards men to carry guns. >> i am going to do everything under my power to make sure every member of our national guard is safe. >> the pentagon says it is

reviewing security and military recruiting and reserve centers but it is too early to say whether the facilities should have security guards or other protection. the cup starts hours from now with more than the usual obstacles. christian joins us live with a look at these exotic cars. these are some really interesting very complex projects. >> about an hour ago i tried to make off with one. the folks out here are remarkably fast. they caught me somehow. >> well, you are really slow. >> they made me return it, you know. they said they put a lot of hours into it. i got it. this is what all the races are competing for. this is really a steam pump dream. i told you about that earlier. we are joined by one of the judges who is going to be judging the big rally today,

kevin o'hare. for those not familiar, tell us a little bit about the steam punk culture. >> it actually came about -- think of jewels vern. it's today as by the late victorians. >> we see a lot of futuristic stuff with old fashioned 19th century technology. >> exactly. steam powered, human powered. it's a wonderful way of making modern technology look something other than sterile and blank, like most ipods are. >> really the costumes, that's a big part of it. what you wear and how you live it. costume culture is a lot of fun. >> yes, once again the style of modern costuming and that thing that you are wearing around your neck was made obsolete by

the top button. we find goggles much handier than ties. we feel that new style instead of just going with whatever t- shirt label you want to have on the front of you. >> this is what you will be judging today. these are the vehicles we are talking about. if we can talk a little bit about what that really means and what it really means about this rally. as a judge what are you going to be looking for? >> we are mainly working for grace under fire. we are going to be shooting stuffed animals at some of the contestants as they go by. they're going to be given tests by the queen of hearts in our wonder land section. they're going to be attacked by zombies. it is really how well they handle that. if it's a disaster and they still handle it well, that's higher points. it doesn't mean -- a failure doesn't mean a failure. you can win and be in a disaster. >> you can lose and still win.

>> exactly. >> these are all human powered vehicles. >> yes. >> sometimes there are ugly wipe outs. it sounds like that happened with you. you were a competitor and now a judge. >> two years ago, i found a civil war vintage invalid's chair entirely run by hand crank. >> how did that work out? >> well i restored it. it was a great deal of work. i steam punked it up and got out and discovered railroad tracks. with each hand working a separate wheel, i managed to completely blow out my shoulder. the chair made it fine. i didn't. i basically couldn't lift anything with my right hand above my chest for six months. >> wow! real competition and real injury. >> it was ugly. >> the rally is underway at 3:00. we are at mayor island. the road rally is at 3:00. the event opens at 1:00.

it is open to the public. folks can come out. this is a rally with kevin o'hare, one of the judges. he has gracefully said that he will judge a brief competition coming up in a half hour. i will be behind the wheel of one of these against one of the organizers of the event and an experienced steam punker. i don't really like my chances but i am going to give it a whirl. it's going to be a good time. >> i am hoping you either go in the mushroom behind you or the horse contraption we saw earlier. those are my votes, where i want to see you. >> i am not going to say which one i will ride in but i will say that the horse contraption will be making an appearance in about a half hour. >> don't fall off. thanks. the hit fox show empire will be returning for season two and fans are getting a chance to be part of the drama. empire follows the ups and downs of the family behind a hip hop recording label. the smash hit has been renewed

for a second season which debuts september 23. producers of the show are offering fans a chance to appear on the show in the upcoming season. a bus with a recording studio inside will travel to 15 cities across the country and allow fans to enter a contest to appear on season two. one lucky winner will be featured as a new empire artist. the bus will be at the shoreline amphitheater in mountain view later today and then pier 41 in san francisco. a legend of the deep. the serf for the lockness monster. a man who has been looking for the sea creature for quarter century has come up with a conclusion. >> donald trump is facing controversy again, this time over a picture tweeted out which appeared to have nazi soldiers standing in front of the american flag. we'll tell you who is taking the blame. >> the last day of a fund raiser to benefit canine

officers. you pay $15 to get the chance to wash a dog and proceeds go to pay for safety equipment and training for canine officers. >> we have posted a link with more information on our website ktvu.com. look under the web links section on the right side of the home page. we'll be right back.

welcome back everybody. registration is happening now in golden gate park for aids walk san francisco. 20,000 people are expected to take part today. since 1987 this event raised $84 million for local hiv programs. last year walkers collected $2.2 million in donations. since the beginning of the epidemic, nearly 30,000 san francisco residents have been diagnosed with aids. that's 18% of aids cases here in california. numbers are why organizers of the aids walk say the event is as needed now as ever. we go live to golden gate park where we are joined by east bay congresswoman barbara lee. good morning. >> good morning. >> if you take a look at every major piece of legislation when it comes to hiv and aids, it's very likely you will find your name as author or co-author. tell me about your passion for the issues and when it comes to

discrimination, prevention, treatment, why you are so involved in this. >> well i have no option quite frankly. let me just say it is so important that we recognize those who are participating in today's event. i tell you, we can see an aids regeneration by 2030. united nations published a report recently that said that we need to increase our resources that we can move forward and understand that we can in our lifetime see an aids free generation. this is a passion i have had for many years. i just have to say to you that we have to do this first of all in memory and honor of those who we have lost to the epidemic and secondly we want to be sure that we provide those resources that maybe government is not providing unfortunately due to the huge budget cuts. the aids walk today and each year has raised millions of dollars to help those with care, prevention, treatment. i believe that today is really

a turning point, 29 years. we are going to move forward and see this aids regeneration. so i join with everyone today to make sure we accomplish our goals. >> i know we had some numbers up earlier talking about the new cases and how many young people are actually contracting hiv these days. i think when you talk to the general public they feel we have made so much progress. why do you think there is this regeneration? is it lack of awareness? is it funding? you mentioned a couple of those. is it people not realizing how much of a problem it still is? >> often times i hear people think it is over because we haven't had the focus that we need to have in the last few years. but as you said young people, we are seeing new infection among young people. one of the issues that's important to recognize is we need comprehensive sex education for our young people in schools. i have legislation trying to work on this for years and years and years. but we have a tea party

controlled congress who insists that federal resources in many states be put into abstinence only programs. our young people need to be taught to protect themselves, taught how protect themselves from sexually transmitted infections, hiv, aids. we need more awareness and comprehensive sex education in our schools. >> congressman barbara lee, it helps when the discussion is in dc and also in the bay area. thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. >> we want to give people a run down of today's events. registration for the walk began about 20 minutes ago. there is going to be an opening ceremony at 9:45. the actual walk starts at 10:30. there is also a concert that begins at 12:30. the walk starts and ends in the sharon meadow area of golden gate park. republican presidential candidate donald trump is being criticized by democrats and republicans for statements he

made about senator john mccain's military service. >> war hero. he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, i hate to tell you. >> trump made the comments yesterday during a forum in iowa. mccain spent more than five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam. many trump competitors are speaking out against his comments. republican national committee responded to trump's comments calling mccain a war hero and saying there is no place for disparaging comments against those who have served the nation honorably. he caused controversy on twitter. his spokesperson blames an intern of tweeting a picture of what appeared to be men in nazi uniforms beneath the american flag. the tweet was removed. a spokesperson released a statement saying a young intern created and posted the image and did not see the faded

figures within the flag of the stock photo. hillary clinton was back on home ground this weekend campaigning in little rock, arkansas. yesterday during a stop, short sleeves he spoke about chattanooga shooting which killed a marine from arkansas. >> this terrible incident breaks our hearts, but it also stiffens our resolve. we will not be intimidated by terrorists. we will be strong. [ applause ] we will be smart. and we will defend our country and our values. >> during our speech clinton focused on the eek on than me blaming top down republican policies for economic down turns in the early 2000s. 9:20. if you are heading out the door on this beautiful sunday, rosemary's got your weather forecast. it will be muggy and a little bit of sprinkles, i guess. >> interesting out there. it already does. it feels like florida or maybe

hawaii. we are giving you a live look across the oakland estuary, san francisco in the backdrop. there is a lot of cloud cover, a little low cloud cover but more so what we have outside our doors this morning, influx of moisture from the south. we have been talking about this for a couple days. we've got the remnants of tropical storm dolores moving in and it will continue over the in ex day or two. we will have on and off possibility of showers in the forecast. we have had some over the north bay, had in and around the coastline. east bay is reporting a little bit. at this time morgan hill as well as gillroy along 101, you may have a few sprinkles here. really it is south in areas like monterrey, southern monterrey. it is really active out there this morning and overnight, quite the lightning show. the national weather service issued an advisory for campers because there was quite a bit of lightning. look at what's going on off the central and southern california

coastline near santa barbara county. we've got this continuing at this hour. yesterday san diego set a record for rainfall for july, an inch reported there, a third of an inch in l.a. we are sandwiched between monsoon al moisture to the east and again this moisture that continues to pull up as dolores continues to deteriorate. we are going to see it move into the bay area. we already have. we are not going to see the active weather they're seeing south of us but we will have the possibility of sprinkles and maybe a thunderstorm in the afternoon, sierra as well. into your sunday notice partly to mostly cloud' skies, rain staying to the south. if you are going to sierra for the weekend, expect the possibility of thunderstorms in the forecast, 20 to 30%. into monday, the moisture continues to stream in and it shows mostly cloudy skies over the bay area but time and time again this summer we have seen the forecast show only cloudy conditions and in fact we get rain. in fact ten days ago we actually had measurable rain. we'll continue to track this

over the next 24 to 48 hours. in the meanwhile, if you don't get any bit of the wet weather, expect warmer weather and muggy weather with partly cloudy skies. 86 in san raphael, 92 danville, 93 livermore. these numbers are five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday, 88 san jose, 88 redwood city, 76 san francisco, upper 60s to low 70s for parts of the coast. it is relatively mild and sticky out there already. the extended forecast is showing you temperatures will come down slightly monday and more so into mid week wednesday when we begin to see the air dry out. for today, tomorrow, tuesday morning unsettled weather will be in the forecast. >> thank you. the family of a woman who died in a texas jail cell continue to demand answers about her death. we will tell you why the family is challenging the autopsy

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welcome back. a church in illinois plans to hold a prayer walk to honor a woman found dead in texas jail cell. >> no justice, no peace! >> a demonstration was held in waller county texas for 28 year old sandra bland friday. was arrested on july 10 after police say she kicked an officer during a traffic stop. her arrest was video taped and bland can be heard complaining that the officer slammed her head into the ground. three days later she was found dead in her cell. autopsy lists the death as suicide but the family says bland had just accepted a new job and was not suicidal. >> it is unimaginable and difficult for us to wrap our

minds around the sandy that we knew for this to be characteristic of her. >> the state trooper who pulled bland over is on administrative leave for violating procedures. however officials have not explained the violations further. companies can sue uber over claims of having a better safety record. a federal judge in san francisco sided with the cab companies after uber tried to block the lawsuit. it accuses uber of false advertising because it says it conducts the most thorough background check of drivers and it says its services are "the safest." taxi companies say theirs are more complete and include written exam and driving skills test. a warning about recent mountain lion sightings. the first two were in a wooded area near a home on mahogany

court. in one instance the lion jumped out of a tree and stayed there before leaving for the woods. you are warned to keep children and pets close. this is about to bloom for the first time in a couple years, but that's not its most distinctive feature. we'll tell you about it, coming up.

it's called umtanium cup. it's very cool. it's happening and we have a ktvu reporter there. >> i am here. >> where are you? >> as promised i told you the horse would be making a reappearance. here he is. aww. if i do this with a real horse, i would be worried about it biting me. this kicks off at 3:00. shannon o'hare is the organizer. tell us about this. this is a cancer for all the steam punks in the bay area to be able to express themselves. >> not only steam punkers but also contraptionists, people who work with obtanium material, makers and stuff like that. it is a chance to show your stuff. >> the rally is a race between

all the vehicles. that's the highlight of the big event, right? >> well it's a challenge race in that it is not simply about getting in first but how you react to different challenges along the way with flying monkeys and zombies and mad hatters. >> the flying monkeys give me the he be geebees. i have alice in wonderland memories that aren't so great. >> don't we all? >> you agreed to a mini rally and we will get that underway in a moment. >> this is a timeless trial. >> we won't be judged on this. the great thing is it is a lot of fun. the big thing is all the vehicles are human powered. there are no motors and no nothing. this is really an opportunity for people to pedal it out and figure out how to get there. speaking of awkward, i gotta hop in. we will get ready for the mini rally. the big rally of course is

getting underway at 3:00 here in varlejo. lots of folks are having a good time out here. it is open to the public. there's no charge. anybody can come out and look for themselves and get a sense of what the cup is all about. i have to get ready because of course to be in any competition, you have to look the part. we will have shannon give us the start as we get underway. >> oh get the monkey out of the way! i mean that happens all the time in races. >> here we go. we are off and running. you can get a sense of what the competition is looking like. i am not going to say -- we're going to take it away. >> guess they're trying to be

nice. >> the winner! >> the hat. just stop. don't crash that. getting this stopped is as much of a challenge. >> you weren't driving. you were just sitting in the back. >> i gotta thank my driver vincent here. >> victor. >> victor john, thank you so much for the ride. i couldn't have done it without you. you will be competing today. >> literally, he couldn't have done it without him. >> that's one of the things. we saw the cup. there are other cups out there. in fact, there is one that honors your way of doing things which is cheating. >> very much so. i don't know. i figured everybody needs a hybrid now so it is pedal powered and motorized. at any point in time, i will turn it on. >> since we won, do we split

the proceeds. >> you win everything. >> 60/40. >> everything for you. >> i like that. works for me. everything is on mayor island. those who are steam punks probably already know about it. if you are interested in the culture and want to get a sense of what it is like, it is a blast. the whole event is underway at 1:00 and the rally is at 3:00. there are monkeys. i hear there are zombies. it will be a real blast today guys. >> something for everyone. >> do you feel bad that you took credit for the victory when you were just the passenger? >> no. >> i knew he wouldn't. >> i was kind of the brains of the outfit. i was helping to figure out our strategy, our overall strategy. havic for did a great job of pedaling but i was the brains behind it. we had a whole plan. i didn't want him to use all his energy too early.

>> are you actually sweating now and you were a passenger? oh boy. >> that hat -- don't get close on the sweat here. that's just rude. i had the hat and the goggles on. it gets hot in there. that's a lot of stress being the brains of the outfit. i am not saying i was doing the muscle work. but it's stress with the brain work. victor was great. obviously victor was the brains behind everything. i sat and rode. do i feel bad? not at all. >> obviously. thank you so much. he is always so much fun. it is a nice day to watch the contraptions race. i imagine it is probably one of the more fun races you can watch today. >> it will be more stickier than we typically get. i am saul smiles because -- all smiles because through the door a couple moments ago, national

ice cream day, they're in the house. this is over the oakland estuary and into san francisco. we are waking up with a mix of sun and clouds and even with a few scattered showers. take a look at storm tracker 2, widespread with clouds. they're thin in some areas, a beautiful sunrise earlier this morning. i have reports of danville reporting thunder and lightning overnight, a few sprinkles in walnut creek, a few in sonoma. now i am receiving a tweet in areas in morgan hill. willie says a few light showers in and around morgan hill along 101. you may find some here as we shift into portions of the bay area and look at your numbers. it is a lot warmer. 77 fairfield, 72 concord, 68 mountain view. look at half moon bay. 73 degrees. we have 60s and low 70s over portions of the north bay. we are warmer this morning. it's going to feel muggy with isolated showers today. we'll look at the futurecast

model and talk about what you can expect for the afternoon and how long this pattern will last. >> thanks. we have received an update on the wildfire burning along interstate 15 in southern california. it is 60% contained and the freeway is open again. 3500 acres have burned but the freeway again is back open to fire and firefighter planes have done their work. they did have to be grounded for a short time because five drones were spotted in the fire zone. that can be very dangerous. at one point flames were moving so quick, people had to abandon their cars on the freeway and a lot of the cars did end up being destroyed which has led to controversy because car owners say they're not charged $2400 to have the cars towed off the freeway. this reminds residents of the fire in the east bay hills when many people tried to drive out and couldn't get down the narrow roads in time so they also abandoned their cars. the video you are looking at is from the most recent fire. the oakland fire battalion

chief says the best reaction depends on knowing your vendings. if you have passed the danger zone you need to keep moving for the sake of the people behind you. if you haven't reached it, you should not drive towards it. for people near it, do whatever it takes to get to safety. >> if you find yourself in an area where there is vegetation dry below you and vegetation dry above you, you are in an area where you wouldn't want to be caught by fire. judging from what i have seen and read in southern california they did the right thing because they got away from the vehicles which were starting to catch fire. >> as they say vehicles can be replaced. he says people need to remember flames can travel quick especially on windy days and he says be aware of the road conditions around you. that's always a smart move. ktvu viewers getting look at a video showing a mural in san francisco's district as it is intentionally set on fire. the footage shows a man about six feet tall with a thin build dressed in a hoodie burning the

mural late last month. it was the fourth time that the mural had been vandalized. previous incidents involved spray paint. chaplain of the uss hornet museum in al me today has died -- alameda has died. the museum plans to name the ship's chapel in his honor. they will also hold a memorial service in the ship for him. his funeral will be tuesday in san jose. he would have been 95 years old next month. a fund raiser listen held in kensington to help a man from nepal whose family lost their home in the big earthquake in april. the event will benefit the 25 year old, a grocery store clerk who came to the united states from nepal when he was 19. he told one of the regular customers that the earthquake in nepal destroyed his family's

home. he started working a second job to send money to the family. the customer posted about this in an online forum and people responded by organizing tonight's fund raiser. it will be from 5:00 to 8:30. the event will include food, live music, silent auction. tickets will be available at the door for $10 each or $25 per family. a lot of excitement at uc berkeley at the beau tancal garden because of this plant. she's nicknamed trudye and is expected to bloom any day now. this is better known as the corpse flower. it earned its name because when it blooms it smells like rotting flesh. lovely. the smell lasts 12 hours. the plants only bloom every few years and they have the largest flowers of any species in the world. a man who devoted his life to solving one of the mysteries

of the sea believes he found his answer. he has spent the last past quarter century searching for illusive loch ness monster. he has not solved the mystery but has made a conclusion. he believes it is in fact a wells catfish. here is a close up of the wells catfish. it is quite large and can grow up to 13 feet long and weigh up to 880 pounds. it can survive for decades. it is not native to scotland but was brought to the region in the 19th century for sport fishing. >> could be. >> 13 feet, 880 pounds. >> a big fish. >> if that's next to your boat you might think you are looking at a monster. how are you celebrating national ice cream day? we will be celebrating in a few moments. if you are short on ideas of where to mark the yummy

occasion we have suggestions courtesy of other ice cream fans. >> there are a lot out there. we are keeping an eye on events around the bay area. eats, beats and brews is from noon until 6:00. you can check out salsa music, games, a beer garden. admission is free.

♪ hey i just met you, and this is crazy. but here's my number, so call me maybe. >> that's catchy tune, talking about maybe. we may be seeing sprinkles in the forecast as you head through your sunday afternoon lasting into monday. this pattern that you see outdoors, a mix of moisture

coming from the desert southwest as well as remnants from dolores. san francisco is 68, upper 60s in oakland. these numbers are warmer than we were yesterday by 11 in fairfield, five in oakland, four sfo, mountain view by two. by three in santa rosa. it is warmer and muggier with partly cloudy skies and sprinkles will be a possibility. look at how widespread the clouds are. again they have a little bit of a different look to them. this is going to be the pattern that lays in front of us for today as well as tomorrow and maybe lasting into tuesday. storm tracker 2 is showing you there is not a lot going on. we had thunder reported in areas over the east bay and danville in the overnight hours. we had reports of a little bit rain over sonoma and into morgan hill we have light

showers along highway 101. you have the highway that's wet at the moment. as we get through futurecast i will run you into sunday. notice it is not a lot. we have a lot of cloud cover, some to the south of us. monterrey has been active. over the sierra, we have thunderstorms, 20 to 30% chance if the forecast today. at home it will be warmer and it will feel sticky with a possibility of a few sprinkles. now into monday, take a look. it's still moving in and it will be with us for the next couple days. as we get into the second half of monday and into tuesday, we will begin to dry out. temperatures this afternoon, 86 for san raphael, 70s for areas around stenson beach. it will be mild along the beach and warm inland. these are five to ten degrees warmer than we were yesterday. 82 in oakland, 92 pleasanton. into the south bay, 88 for san jose, 87 sunnyvale, 76 in san

francisco. the extended forecast with your second half of your weekend in view, temperatures in the low 90s. that will be for warmer locations. we have unsettled weather in the forecast today and tomorrow. we'll begin drying out tuesday. temperatures will continue to fall. we are in the mid to upper 80s wednesday with partly cloudy skies. it is a little active and interesting for the next few days. >> thanks. >> sure. doyle drive construction project is not over. at midnight until 5:00 am north bound highway 1 will be closed between lake street and merchant road. they'll be doing demolition work. you will be closed it was closed last weekend because they were realigning roads that went through two major tunnels. overnight closures will last through next weekend. washing your dog can help keep a police dog safe.

police dogs help protect the officers like this one and take on tape russ tasks like -- dangerous tasks like sniffing out drugs and weapons. 100% of prohe seeds from washing your pet will go to help get local dogs bullet proof vests and emergency training. we have more information on our website. look under the web links section of our home page. >> thank you so much. it is sunday. it is also known as the best day ever in human history. >> i would agree. >> it is national ice cream day. we are celebrating right here and we are encouraging you to join in. >> if you are not sure where to go we have checked with yelp to see what some of the favorite spots are around the bay area and your area. >> that's right. for the east bay icy ice cream in berkeley is a favorite with four and a half stars and 2900 reviews. people say if you go, get ice cream in a cone because they're worth it.

>> in the south bay people are heading to mission city creamery and they have four and a half stars. yelp users say they are known for unique flavors like honey lavendar and maple bacon. >> in san francisco, things are a little less traditional. in the city one of the favorites is twitter and dip which specializes in soft serve ice cream. one of my favorites in the world, fenton's ice cream. that's where we find claudine this morning. >> of course. >> i am going to seize over here to talk about it. you have created a new sundae and proceeds go to benefit clubs -- i like any opportunity to help people by eating ice cream. >> absolutely. >> thanks for joining us.

you are going to show us a new sundae. these fellows are going to make us a cool sundae as we talk about fenton's and the celebration. you are the owner and master blender. tell us what they're making as they're making it. >> this is hernan, one of our super scoopers. this is an up and comer. this is my nephew. he is fourth family generation to join us. he is spending the summer with fenton's at ice cream university. >> what do you have to do to be part of ice cream university? >> you gotta have a passion for ice cream. that's the first thing. then you gotta be creative and have high energy for all the energetic guests. >> tell me why this sundae is different. people have made these on their own. what are they making and how is it different? >> each month is a new sundae for a new case. this is for the 4-hers.

this is confetti cookie dream. it's a combination of chocolate chip coming in with chocolate marble. >> as a journalist i have to get in really close. >> we have plenty to spread around and we have tasting spoons if you would like your own. >> then what happens after that? that looks good as it is already we are coming in with the confetti. this is going to be the topper. here is the cookie. m&ms. it's a very colorful one. it goes along with the theme of 4-h which is bunny rabbits, cows, pigs. >> i am buying what you are selling. then cookies. >> yeah. >> oh my. >> cookies to top it off. this is a sweet sundae of course. house made whipped cream. >> okay. >> deliver the cherry on top.

>> oh well that is like so much of awesome. >> that's mine, right? >> that is ready for consumption. >> i have completely lost focus so we're going to send it to break. as a journalist this is important for me to try this. as i am trying it, we'll go to break and we'll be right back.

♪ a broken guitar ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars [♪]

two new movies in theaters are battling for the top spot

at the weekend box office. >> it's going to be chaos. >> ant-man is a con man with a suit that lets him shrink and increase strength as he saves the world. in train wreck amy schumer plays a woman not ready to make commitments with lebron james playing a supporting role. theminions are also drawing a crowd. what a beautiful day for ice cream day. rosemary is doing some weather. >> look at that view. isn't that beautiful? we are going to have sunshine with clouds from time to time and a few sprinkles are expected to fall as we get through today as well as tomorrow. i have had folks facebook me and tweet me and say scattered showers here, even claps of thunder and lightning, a downpour over portions of the east bay. thank you for that one.

i am giving you a look at the extended forecast. we'll be unsettled today as well as tomorrow and even into tuesday there may be a slight chance. it's going to be warm and muggy. it's going to be a little damp. be aware because pop up thunderstorms can come on fairly quickly. >> okay. >> although it's a very slight chance. i don't want to scare anybody. it's just going to be that kind of pattern for the next couple days. >> sounds good. >> we'll take it. >> we have ice cream experts with us. >> this is my daughter julia. can you say hi to the camera? no? this is my son luke. they are the official ice cream experts. >> they need a fenton cap. >> my wife is over there. did they have breakfast? >> not really. >> it's sundae fun day. which one do you want? you are looking at the strawberry. >> as they're picking, christian as well we should mention -- oh he is not left

out of ice cream day. >> he did threaten to harm us. >> i think i earned it. >> he's been having a tough morning. >> there is jacob, the man behind the camera. >> you don't usually see jacob. >> when you have ice cream he will come out from behind the camera. absolutely. enjoy the ice cream. >> i was hot and sweating earlier. >> i am so happy he got his ice cream because yesterday he threatened our lives if we didn't save him any. >> thank you for joining us this morning. that will do it for our show this morning. stay tuned for fox news sunday. have a great day and enjoy happy national ice cream day.

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