will hear from the trauma surgeon at sf general about that. >>> san jose reached a big milestone this morning. ground was broken to build a brand-new headquarters for technology giant samsung. new at noon, we are live at the event on north first street in san jose with what this means for jobs in silicon valley. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are at the corner of first street and tasman. you can see heavy equipment and piles of dirt. in the summer of 2015 this will be a multimillion dollar facility, a major hub for research and innovation. samsung executives, state and city leaders including the mayor dug their shovels into the dirt to celebrate the construction of samsung electronic's newest facility. they had a two story building that housed 200 employees in san jose. but the new building will be 10 stories high and have 1.1 million square feet of floor space. they plan to hire more than a thousand people for the research and development facility. executives say san jose was chosen because of the talent that exists here and they wanted to be closer to silly von vall

toll plaza good looking drives into fran. on san jose, northbound 80 and 101 looking good. >>> light rain being reported toward san jose. if you are getting rain tweet me or email me. cloudy, and this muggy rain moving in east to west, a little low up the coast. some of this kind of a broad brush coming right over us but san jose in line, and the rain moving over the peninsula right now. not all of it reaching the ground but some of it is. on the observation, san jose says light rain and you can see why. there is a little of it there. 60s because of the cloud cover. you can expect that. there is a breeze going on. some areas are picking up a decent seabreeze with a westerly wind. at the service a west wind with low clouds, as well. 60s and 70s, very mild conditions with the tropical clouds coming through. thunderstorms in the sierra, no doubt, probably not supporting for us here but we will keep an eye on that possibility today. cloudy, light rain, showers, humid, breezy as well. that is what is going on at the surface and up above. 60s through 80s, a lot depend through th

that to $10.55. san jose and san francisco they have already set their city minimum wage at that level. a lot of businesses say the higher costs will hurt them but boric workers say that will be able to afford to shop if that pay hike goes through. >>> 6:19 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at the commute. where is it getting busy? >> it's getting busy in two places. one would be the livermore valley where people try to get into livermore will be held up by a crash at grant line road and a couple minor things. and then as we move over to the south bay i want to show you northbound 101 at old oakland road this three-car crash is causing a big trouble spot for san jose commute. northbound 101 getting up to the airport. the alternate route b would be 81 -- let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are driving on 237 by the way, we spoke of the valley. 237 still looks good driving into north san jose. let's go to steve. >> low clouds in place. there is a pretty good breeze for some. 23-37 miles an hour from oakland airport out to the delta. t

downtown san jose. these are live pictures from the scene. a sergeant tells us they were look for a wanted parolee. when the officer knocked on the door he was greeted by someone with a pit bull. the pit bull then got loose and bit him in the leg. reporter paul kim bees will have -- chambers will have a live report at the top of the hour. >>> 1300 long shore workers will not be showing up to work today. ktvu channel 2 news tara moriarty is at the port this morning with more on what this morning and what happened. >> reporter: they told us one of their sisters were killed on the job here yesterday afternoon and in honor of her memory they are standing down for 24 hours. there are trucks backed up here and they will continue to line up all day. because of this morning period wham it means is no trucks will be going -- because of this mourning period that means no trucks will be going out until 7:00 tonight. we want to show you the victim 47-year-old jan. they confirmed this was daniel's facebook picture. he drove a tractor from the ship to the yard and vice versa. that is how the the

county has a new supervisor after yesterday's run-off election. we are live in san jose where supporters of cindy chavez are celebrating her victory. >> reporter: good afternoon. the unofficial results from the registrar's office shows that cindy chavez won 56% of the vote over theresa alvarado. she will be spending a lot of time here at the county building making critical decisions for the nearly 2 million residents that live here. despite the power, the position of county supervisor holds, there was a low voter turnout. just 18% of registered voters voted. chavez says she will spend the day thanking those who support herd. the former san jose city councilwoman focused her platform on strengthening public safety, health reform and championing public schools. chavez says she's ready to take on the challenges the county faces. >> woreing with the county sheriff, i'm absolutely confident that taking resources we have now and redirecting them is one way we can get started without having to wait for the budget. if you think about it, we have the san jose police department, the cou

>>> breaking news we've been following. new information on why san jose police shot and killed a pit bull. there. we are live at the fort of oakland where more than 1,000 long shoremen will not be at work today. >>> another tense night in downtown oakland after three straight nights of violence and vandalism. how you can help police track down the troublemakers. >>> good morning everyone. it is wednesday, july 17th i'm mike mibach. dave and pam are both off today. >> good morning. welcome to ktvu channel 2 morning news. let's have a quick look at weather and traffic. is it going to warm up a little bit today? >> a little bit. we had that big cool down. we never saw the fog bank. it's still there this morning. inland temps out of of the 70s and now more 80s. here is sal. >>> moving along pretty well on the san mateo bridge. it does move well as you drive over to the peninsula. we are getting a little bit of a backup in the middle lanes. let's go back to the desk. >>> we have new information now on the breaking news in san jose we've been following since 4:30 this morning. police s

san jose had four. right now there is no word on any cancellations or delays for today. >>> time now 4:32, and this morning a united airlines employee at sfo is accused of stealing luggage from passengers whose flight was diverted after the asiana airlines crash. prosecutors say surveillance video shows sean crudup giving passengers' bags to his wife, rachel thomas and to another woman. investigators say thomas returned clothing from the bags to a pleasantton nordstrom's for $5,000 in cash. the items were discovered when a victim got a call from her personal shopper. >> asked her how her vacation was, and, oh, by the way, why did you return the clothing. your sister returned the clothing. she says i don't have a sister. >> crudup has pled not guilty to grand theft and second- degree burglary charges. thomas is scheduled to be arraigned next month. investigators are still looking for the second woman seen on the video. >>> we're following developing news in central florida where 15 workers missing after a series of explosions at a propane plant were found safe overnight. seven workers

good in san jose along northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. at 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following breaking news from sfo this morning. san francisco firefighters responded to smoke coming from the wreckage of flight 214. ktvu claudine wong is near the airport where crews are clearing the crash debris. claudine what is going on? >> reporter: we just got word from the san francisco airport that there was smoke coming from the wreckage as they tried to remove it. let's show you what we can see from our advantage point. you can see the wreckage is still there. but a lot of heavy machinery in place. we also want to show you a video from an hour ago when we first arrived on scene and we could see a lot of fire trucks there that had their lights on. and they were all obviously focused on that scene. and again apparently there was smoke spotted coming from the wreckage. firefighters put it out pretty quickly and they are back to business this morning. now they did hold a press conference or news conference last night to talk about getting this runway back open. this

>>> it's been a tough year for san jose as crime has soared but in the past couple of hours, police announced a mid- year update. >> the numbers for the most part look good. >> however, the news is still a mixed bag. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. san jose's midyear update says crime may be done but the homicide in the biggest city is up. paul chambers is live in san jose with more on the midyear crime report. >> reporter: good afternoon. the numbers were released about an hour and a half ago. the numbers are mixed. the fight against gangs out here appears to be working but the number of people being killed on the streets of san jose is on the rise. like many major cities, san jose has a crime problem. police say in the first six months of the year, officers removed 221 guns off the streets. since mid-june, police have arrested 88 people for felonies and got eight more weapons out of the hands of criminal, thanks in part to a highly visible foot patrol. >> officers are getting out of their cars, walking the back areas known to high levels of gang activity. >> reporter: police sa

here in downtown san jose. they are holding signs and flags and they say the right to speak their mind without fear of punishment is why they are here. >> reporter: she brought her family to this protest in san jose. she says the same right tademonstrate is -- odemonstrate is under -- to demonstrate is under attack in egypt. >> i don't want people to be killed anymore. >> reporter: authorities killed 72 protesters on saturday. people who oppose the military's removal of the president. . >> people are being shot in their head, the neck. they are not just trying to disperse. >> reporter: a group hope to organize protests such as this one around the u.s. and the world today. >> what about those who say she an instreamest? >> if i look at the past year of his ruling and what happened throughout the past 30 days i can deaf untilly rule out this assumption. >> for -- definitely rule out this assumption. >> i am concerned. >> reporter: diannesenator dianne feinstein said the next few month could have a big impact. >> i think it is important for them to exert their authority now. it will show

suspect. >>> we're live at san jose state university where campus police are warning students about an armed robbery that occurred. we'll have the latest. >>> big money problems for one ambulance company. how that could directly effect millions of people in the south bay. >>> also bay area college students will soon get a lesson about earthquake safety. why it's a lesson they are sure to remember. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues now. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us it's friday, july 19th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, everyone i'm mike mibach. dave clark has the day off. we have your traffic and weather. let's turn to steve. >> a lot of fog. we have inland temps that are not that bad right now. a lot of 50s with a westerly breeze. some locations will get into the 90s. we may top out today. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. if you are looking at the drive across the bridges this morning, it looks pretty good. san mateo bridge traffic is moving pretty well. there is a stalled vehicle. we are looking at the golden gate bridge. let's go back to the desk. investigators

suspects and anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> a san jose sex crime detective has been arrested for the same crimes he investates. prosecutors say 33-year-old ny fregger is charges with i listing sexually exposed videos. he worked for the san jose police sex crimes unit for three years and responsible for investigating sex crimes involving minors. prosecutors say he knew the girl was under age when he requested the photos. >>> time now 4:35. many san show say police officers -- san jose police officers are upset about -- now arbitrator ruled they will get no pay restoration. now that wasn't enough for at least one officer who is quitting. >> that is emotional decision for me to have to come to this decision that i have to go. and it comes down to my family. >> the mayor says the city has lost good officers who resigned or retired. he says san jose will keep recruiting and hiring. >>> some parents in the south bay camped out overnight to make sure their kids have the supplies they need this upcoming school year. we will show you a live picture outside of sacred hear

. 53 santa rosa. 54 half moon bay. a little drizzle. 58 san jose. it's not that warm. these are on the cool side. 17 miles per hour at fairfield, 20 at port chicago. suisun city, west at 17. that's a sea breeze. 48 up in tahoe. 60 in ukiah. they will be warm to hot today. low clouds and fog are making it along most of the coast. once that burns off, it will be nice for some. it will be hot for others. 64 stenson beach, st. helena, 95. clearlake, 100. richmond, 71. 89 walnut creek. 70 almeda. livermore at 95. hayward, 75. 90s, morgan hill, gilroy. 74 santa cruz. santa clara, 82 and 60s on the coast in the city, south san francisco low 70s and then upper 70s, very low 80s on the peninsula. some of the forecast models start to cool down tomorrow. if it doesn't happen then, it will happen on sunday. >>> a building collapse caught on tape. where the video came from and who is being held smonsible -- responsible for the collapse. medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer f

course on twitter to find out if the strike is on or off. >>> a campus assault has charged san jose state to issue an alert to students and staff. janine de la vega is live this morning to tell us what happened. >> reporter: the attack happened here between the science building on fourth street. soon after it happened last night were alerted by the emergency -- he was walking with aing group of men and women between the two buildings. it turned physical on the grass. during the struggle the suspect slammed the victim's head into the sidewalk which caused multiple injuries to his face. the suspect reportedly ran away southbound on south fourth street. officers never found him and the victim was taken to the hospital. he is not a student and his injuries are nonlife threatening. we don't know if the suspect or victim knew each other or what prompted this argument. we are trying to find out more information from university police. they say a specksman won't be available until 7:00 this morning. this is the second violent crime that happened on campus. about a week and a half ago the man was

hospital. >>> many san jose police officers are upset about a decision that denies them pay raises. they wanted a 10% raise after they took a ary pay cut two years ago. now they say they will get no pay restoration. that wasn't enough for at least one officer who is quitting. >> it's an emotional decision for me to have to come to this decision that have to go. and it comings down to my farm -- comes down to my family. >> mayor chuck reid said the city has lost good officers who resigned or retired. >>> a federal sieve rights agency. is investigating -- the department of education's office says did not respond quickly enough to sexual avirginia the ski public off come opinion and were subjected to harassment. a participant -- >>> today the engate bridge district could approve a new parking fee at the ferry terminal. the plan could require fees up to $5 a day. the district says charging for parking could help cover the cost of maintaining the parking lot and might discourage some people from driving to the terminal. the district has talked about parking fees for now. >>> sal any maj

san jose, northbound 101 is slow after 280 and pockets up to sunnyvale. at 7:07, let's go to steve. >>> very good morning. cloudy skies. a westerly breeze in place. it's an onshore wind. a couple of fires, one down in fresno county and a big one innerry ginn giving -- in oregon giving us hazy days. 50s, 60s, coast and bay. upper 60s as you start to work inland. 70s and some inland locations are only in the 70s. i think that includes la fayette, concord sand a little bit you will see some low to mid-80s. mostly cloudy here this morning. kind of cool and breezy. if you are stuck in the fog, it can be fog. the low responsible for our weather right there spinning. it's not going through until probably late wednesday or thursday. that's going to keep us on the cooler side. that includes clearlake and also ukiah and even vacaville. flossie, looks -- well, it's on the -- rounding third and heading for home. heaviest rain was on maui, 3 to 6. but much quieter. there was thunderstorms on oahu. power outages on the big island. i think everything is okay if you are flying out today. temperatu

a san jose home. you will hear from the woman rescued and you will also hear if the cats were even allowed to be here. >>> another unusually cool day for july. steve paulson is up in eight minutes with news about when the pattern is expected to change. >>> and children usually not very excited about going shopping at a department store. why that was different a couple of hours ago on the peninsula. [ male announcer ] you know that sizzler grills the world's best steaks. but did you know we've also mastered three incredibly craveable pastas? sizzler's new incredibly craveable combos for just $10.99, right now. >>> a dogs helped save a homeowner from a fire in san jose this morning. but more than 90 cats at that home did not make it out alive. ktvu's janine de la vega has a report on the rescue and why there were so many cats. >> reporter: this cat is one of seven that made it out alive at this home in south san jose. the bodies of more than 90 cats lay in crates strewn on the front lawn and throughout the property. >> i'm just stunned. i mean, i'll have to deal with where i go from

san jose park rangers closed all public access due to hot weather and increase fire danger. rangers hope the emergency closure will reduce the potential for fire and heat related emergencies. the park is usually closed on mondays but expected to reopen on tuesday. mark tamayo is here with how the conditions are right now around the bay area. >> hi, there. still very hot temperatures inland. cooled off a few degrees from yesterday's highs. here's a look at the map. do you see how broad this area is with excessive heat warnings including parts of the bay area right now in place for the north bay valleys, east bay valleys, santa clara valley is. here we go with some of the current temperatures for the 5:00 hour and still talking about 100 in fairfield. cooler than yesterday. yesterday around 105 degrees at this time. concord upper 90s and sea breeze kicking in with help of fog near half-moon bay and san francisco. san francisco in the upper 60s. we are focused on the heat inland. right now 102 in brentwood. mid to upper 90s out towards lafayette. down to the south bay, morgan hill and

an attack at san moe say -- san jose state university. a 22-year-old man walking with friends near the science building got into an argument with another man at about 8:30. there was a fight and the other man reportedly slammed the victim's face into the sidewalk and then ran off. ktvu janine de la vega will have more on the search for the suspect and the victim coming up at the top of the hour. >>> contract talks and the bart labor dispute will resume at 9:00 this morning. negotiators are trying to reach a deal before the sunday night strike deadline. the three big issues on the table which are wages, pensions, and health care benefits. union leaders are strongly denying management's claim it had sweetened its numbers. >> the numbers that they have been giving the public and press are false. they are not true. >> doubling our salary proposal, slashing the medical proposal in half, i would say we are not getting anywhere. >> transit experts say a second bart strike next week would be far worse than the first one earlier this month. the number of overall workers will be higher than

nicely. if you are driving in san jose, we had an earlier crash on northbound 101 at old oakland. that's been gone now. but 101 has not recovered. it's kind of fixed with the usual slow traffic in this area. 7:08. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> very good morning. the july information for san francisco continues to filter in. our observer there, mike polansky keeps great records. 26 out of 31 days san francisco had fog. that's a lot. the last time it was 75, july 4th. not one day 70 degrees since then. if you live there or work there, it's been cool and foggy. pacific, same thing. where is the summer? you are only a month away. september it gets nice by the coast. right now there's a lot of fog help along with a system in the north. today it will be cooler and i will explain why in a few minutes. sunny, windy at fairfield. travis air force has a gust of 36 miles an hour. that's howling. 55. we'll go 72. high of 82 down 2 from yesterday. mainly a westerly component for most. san jose has had a southeast. they have another one today. that's at the airport. some locations

vandalism. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where 100 pets have died in a house fire this morning. we'll tell you what they were doing there and how another animal helped save the homeowner's life. >> reporter: and an early- morning shooting in san francisco's mission district leads to a standoff. we'll tell you what s.w.a.t. officers did just minutes ago. "mornings on 2" starts right now. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, july 15th. i'm brian flores. >> i'm tori campbell. dave clark is off today. let's begin with weather. steve? it's cloudy. >> very much so tori, that means cooler weather for everyone. when the low clouds make it out to fairfield and travis, that tells us it will be cooler with 60s, 70s and very low 80s. here's sal. >>> good morning. westbound highway 24 traffic is moving along nicely coming up to the willow pass grade. san mateo bridge traffic looks good out to the high rise. back to the desk. >>> san jose firefighters rescued a woman from a house fire. however, her nearly 100 cats did not survive. at 1:45 this morning fire crews responded to the flames on polvade

are still hot out there. still showing you 100 in fairfield. livermore in the upper 90s. san jose 84. and downtown san francisco 87. around 100 right now. currently in the lower 90s at 91. first thing tomorrow morning, patchy dense fog could make a come back coast side and right around the bay. watch out for drop off visibility monday morning. temperatures will be in the 50s to the mid 60s. once again off to a mild start especially as you work your way inland. today an on-shore breeze and cooled off a bit courtesy of the west wind and fog nearby. that is one good part of our forecast moderating temperatures coast side and around the bay. dangerous part is this. this area of high pressure continues to heat things up across the west coast. las vegas today tied the all time record of 117 degrees. very hot there as you would expect. but really hot for today. and for monday, tuesday and wednesday and possibly into thursday, we're going to hold on to this warm to hot pattern. temperatures inland, 100 to 108 degrees. begin to warm things up for tomorrow. and real heat expected tuesday, wedn

considerably. san jose 77 and toward the coast, 60s, 70s on the peninsula. not much change in the next few days. >>> thank you very much. well, coming up, city lin douse after shocks. does it look like they will face charges. >>> a california mayor responds to accusations accusations sexual harassment, but will he step down from his position. . >>> malala, the taliban is marking her 16th birthday with an address to the united nations, let's listen in. >> united for the cause of education. and if we want to achieve our goal, then let us empower ourselves with the weapon of knowledge. and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness. dear brothers and sisters, we must not forget that millions of people are suffering from poverty, injustice and ignorance. >> that is malala she was shot in the head by the taliban after campaigning for education. un secretary general has declared her a symbol of hope, a daughter of the united nation as and today has been declared malala day. >>> we are also following breaking news this hour. former nsa leaker, edward snowden plans to ask for asylum i

from san jose are charged with vandalism. they're accused with smashing windows at the men's warehouse. >>> as oakland business owners make repairs, the police chief is reaching out to them to repair relations damaged during the protest. business owners complain that police did not do enough to prepare for the protest. interim police chief, met with downtown business owners today. he was joined by other city leaders, including the alameda county district attorney, who offered this explanation for opd. >> i think they're overwhelmed. that's why we're having this meeting. >> we'll take whatever steps are necessary to make sure there's enough cops out there. >> police say they're using amateur video and surveillance video to try to determine who is responsible for the vandalism. >> in just the past 15 minutes, oakland police sent us video of protesters they would like to identify. we're working on that right now, and will show you the photos coming up at 10:30. >>> a young defendant in a child abuse case sobbed and shook in court today. the 20-year-old is suspected of molesting

rode into the san jose airport to welcome home army sergeant joseph steinberg. he was captured and held as a prisoner of war. his family never imagined his remains would be found. after all, 62 years had passed. >> he was missing. we never thought we would hear anything again. this is overwhelming. >> reporter: his closest living relative who lives in san jose, the army collected dna samples from her and her brother in 2006. in april, they were informed, stein brerg's remains had been identified. >> our government has made such an effort to find people that have -- that have been lost like this. >> these photographs shows the private ceremony on the tarmac that took place this morning. an honor guard saluted steinberg and draped and american flag over his casket. [taps] >> reporter: the procession left the airport, a somber homecoming for a man who spent his adult life serving the military. >> he told me about being shot at and highing behind banana trees. he would make jokes about it but it wasn't funny. >> reporter: his service was a sacrifice that will be remembered. >> we have as yo

were after 60 years a veteran is coming home. we'll have a live report from the san jose airport. >>> the sky was lit up orange and covered in smoke. >>> several explosions at a gas plant in florida. the search that followed the powerful blasts. >>> and the bart strike deadline is five days away. what the sides are saying about the contract talks. and the morning news continues. >>> good morning, welcome to a new day, tuesday july 30th. >>> we have traffic and weather. steve is talking about the hazy skies. >> the fires in there are a few things going on here. we have a fog bank throughout, that's playing into the weather and the low pressure system. that equals 60s, 70s and some 80s. sal. >>> it looks good here at the macarthur maze getting to the bay bridge and getting a backup now. no major problems at this interchange. this is a look at the golden gate bridge and the fog is not too low. you can see the towers. traffic looks good. back to the desk. >>> we are following breaking news in san francisco where firefighters discovered a marijuana grow operation. they say that no one

third and empire streets in downtown san jose. police say an officer feared for his life and had no choice but to shoot and kill. ktvu's paul chambers is in san jose with what prompted the confrontation. paul? >> reporter: good morning. this all started to deal with a mail theft investigation. police say it happened around 1:30 this morning. that led them from one side of town to this part of town. that's when officers conducted and investigation and tracked the vehicle back to the intersection, the 500 block of third street. police say the records check showed the vehicle os on probation. officers went to the house and were talking to a female when a large pit bull appeared from a basement and began to bite the officer in the back of his leg. the officer fearing for his life shot and killed the dog. another female living in the home says she's the owner, she says the dog was just protecting its home and she's not surprised the dog bit the officer. >> if he came on the property, yes, that's what he was there for. >> reporter: and you said you had a sign -- >> there's a sign on my dr

sfo. i talked to the ntsb this morning. more coming up. >>> we're live in san jose where police are investigating a homicide at a homeless shelter. we'll tell you about the what gres being made in catching a suspect. >>> a fiery crash on an east bay freeway. what led up to this frightening scene this morning. "mornings on 2" starts right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm brian flores. >> i'm tori campbell. dave clark has the day off. >>> let's get to steve. a lot of people were surprised about the heat yesterday. >> yes. that will not be the case today. a bigger fog bank came in. that ridge of high pressure is one of the strongest i've seen. but today loses its grip so temperatures coming down a little bit. >> right now, the san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good. i thought there was a slowdown eastbound but it turned out not to be the case as we look here at the peninsula. the traffic looks good but the dense fog is at the bottom of the waldo grade. back to the desk. >>> possible clues about what went wrong with flight 214. they are focusing on t

. >>> police in san jose looking for a deadly attack inside of an apartment. it happened yesterday at the creek view inn, a subsidized housing complex. investigators say the victim was a 62-year-old woman who lived alone. homicide detectives tell us here at ktvu news that she was not shot or stabbed. >>> the sailboat skipper near the golden gate bridge is due to be charged next month. the charges include sending out a phony distress call and dispute. and then finally boarded his boat. >>> more trouble on the high seas as a new report about cruise ships is released. coming up at 5:12, the amount of crime that takes place. why we don't know about it. >>> appears talks to reach a settlement is going nowhere. joining us live now to talk about why a bar shut down in august could be worse than the one we had earlier this month. katie? >> reporter: dave, transit leaders say there's four more after the strike. and with the strike, you can recall the massive back-ups. both sides made little headway. you are looking from the metropolitan committee meeting where they prepped for a second pote

traffic at the toll plaza. and that traffic looks good. 101 san jose traffic is fine. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> 7:02. today, the ntsb is expected to release more information about saturday's crash landing at sfo. investigators are still interviewing the plane's four pilots. alex savidge is live in millbrae where he just talked to the head of the ntsb. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. federal investigators have yet to question the pilot of asiana flight 214, the man who was at the controls on saturday but the ntsb says that interview will take place later on this morning. yesterday, two of the four crew members on board the plane were interviewed. really, the goal is to understand why the pilots in this case didn't react sooner as this boeing triple 7 came in much to slow for a safe landing. according to data they were going 40 miles an hour before the target speed. the first tame they realized -- time they realized they needed more speed was about seven seconds before the crash. the auto pilot was turned off about a minute and a half before the impact.

they are backed out to the maze where metering lights are on. and this morning n-san jose, northbound 280 which is on the right, northbound 280 looks good getting into the valley. it is 6:18 let's go to steve. >>> what a fog bank, lots of low clouds, this is big and strong and it is what we have seen in a long time and it has been moved well inland and they made it into lake county. also some local drizzle and the bay equals a lot of low clouds and you can move her in, that is the low there and they picked that fog bank up. it is actually a little waller -- warmer and we had a chance to cool off. 30 miles per hour, most locations 10 to 30 in the santa clara valley and tropical problems it will not impact us but the low cloud deck, drizzle out there and temperatures today will be, well pretty much in the 60s and 70s and a little warmer on thursday and inland as we go into the weekend. >>> have you ever tried setting up an e-mail but the one taken now may be your chance. now you can request as many as 5 of the unused account names. it will let you know which of the names requested they

san jose. a lot of moisture continues to stream towards them. from the valley back to san jose, santa clara valley, and then also offshore. maybe down around hollister as well. you can see the low coming down here. also down in southern california, things are quieter today than yesterday. some of that is moving south to north. 60s on many of the temperatures. a couple of reports in sacramento, mostly sunny. we're in the cloud ban right now. i think the temperatures will be today as forecasted because we'll get a mix of sun, clouds. there's a possibility of a shower or thundershower. that little line that formed to the west of king city. cloudy to mostly cloudy. very light sprinkles. a possibility of a shower later today. morning fog. 60s, 70s and 80s. if the cloud cover sticks some of thatting on the fog on the -- that fog on the deck of the bridges. be careful. some of the fog could be cooler inland. breaks through the clouds. clearing by tomorrow. we'll see warmer conditions by friday and cooler on the weekend. >>> a local chef, tragically killed. coming up in 12 minutes, the specia

one man from san jose are charged with vandalism. they are accused of smashing windows at the men's warehouse near 13th street and broadway and a third man is accused of throwing a rock at a police officer. >>> rally and marches are not the only way, there is a proposed boy could the. they want people to stop buying. showing us the gun violence that took the lives of two officers, janine? >> reporter: one man avoided coming down doyle street and he didn't want to be reminded of the tragedy that occurred. the gun battle near the garageels, those have all been fixed but it looks like bullet holes still left in the will lars. her five unit apartment complex shot at him. police were chasing him because he had gunned down officer elizabeth butler earlier that day. she applauds their actions but the bullets damaged the garage doors fences annuals and she was also left to clean up human remains of the man who was shot and killed by police. the repairs cost a great deal and city council said police did not create the circumstances, they were just protecting the public from criminal activity

traffic is light from downtown san jose to the valley. 6:09. steve? >>> sal, we have a double header today. >> double header? >> two games for the price of one. i think things will be improving as we head to the afternoon and evening hours. we will go partly cloudy and even better conditions for game two. a lot of cloud cover over us right now. in fact, that is really zooming in on us. light rain and it is all wrapping around from east to west. the high pressure is blasted out of here for a couple of days but the tropical clouds are putting a light rain in. you can see a little up toward the north, especially toward mency know county, lake county and northern sonoma county. what is happening toward san jose and the peninsula a lot of cloud cover continues to race across, and even offshore, some of that has really fired up. a lot of drier air is coming up from southern california, making it here if not by late afternoon to tonight. plenty of cloud cover and light rain. muggy, humid conditions. a little breeze out there, as well. 60s, 70s and 80s on the temps. everything is dependant o

westerly component to that breeze. except san jose gets southeast. even livermore, hayward and sfo, showing a west, northwest or a southwest wind. 51 ukiah. they were 97 yesterday. part of lake lake county and mendocino still get hot because they don't get the fog. it lee -- low clouds, cooler. some areas won't break through the fog bank. it's sold out on the coast. 72 petaluma, 75 napa, 74 degrees, sonoma. low 80s for walnut creek and then warmer towards antioch and brentwood. livermore, 85. oakland, 65. 75 sunnyvale to 75 san jose. everybody on the coast dealing with 50s and 60s. peninsula, a lot of low 70s. pretty good fog bank. cooler into tuesday and then things start to warm up not so much on wednesday. but but it could be warm to hot for the weekend. >>> the city's quest to build sports complexes to keep the teams around could be costly. a deal is set to expire in september. a firm is seeking $3 million more dollars to finish up facilities for the teams here. they this all comes as the as look to to san jose and the warriors plan to move to san francisco. >>> he was found no

the young people who find themselves receiving a mess san jose that their lives actually are hanging in the balance. >> oakland police report no arrests in any of the events yesterday which included an annual bike ride that turned into a rally for trayvon north continue. they made sure there were not any troubles. they walked behind a march from the plaza to lake merit. they were raising attention to marissa alexander. a woman who was jailed for firing a warning shot. they want her released understand the stab your ground law. ever jean quan spoke at one of the rallies. she attended a demonstration. and when quan stepped up to the microphone, they tried to shout her down. the radicals never liked me, that's okay. >> i don't know that they here anyone's mess sack. she believes the rallies are necessary and important. and hopes it will be the end of racial profiling. more than 100 people turned out. they held handwritten signs. and a demonstration is scheduled at 6:00 tonight. they are encouraging people to wear hooded sweatshirts at the events in the bay. they have become a support fo

. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a home in rodeo is off limits after a car crashed into the side of the house. the police chased a nissan when the car ran into the garage and landed upside down. he was later transported to the hospital with minor injuries. he was wanted in connection to a domestic violence case. >>> the u.s. coast guard came to the rescue of two people who decided to take a night swim in the san francisco bay. last night the coast guard station in san francisco learned the two left aquatic park to swim to alcatraz. rescue teams found the two swimmers near alcatraz a short time later. >>> let's send it over to sal and check on the interstates and highways and roadways. all of it. >> yes. i was able to make it to work after that late night swim. [ laughter ] >> good for you. probably a little chilly though. >> i'm a little cold. good morning, everyone. the traffic is doing well out there if you are driving right now. there is one minor crash southbound 880 at stevenson on the right hand shoulder in fremont. let's get to our live pi

how things are faring this morning. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where there's another hot day ahead of us and it's caused the closure of a park here. we'll tell you about the disturbing discovery that has been bothering people who live here. the thing is bee, i got my mom wrapped around my little finger. do you? yeah, i do. huh. i said i want honey nut cheerios uh huh. and she just totally caved. it's all about psychology buzz. psychology? as long as i don't tell him the cereal is healthy -- he can't get enough. sad, really. i kind of feel bad that i tricked him. but...it was easy. surprise... uh, ha ha ha. ♪ >>> once again, bay area commuters are heading to work without b.a.r.t. on this day two of the strike t appears the traffic is even worse than yesterday -- strike. it appears that traffic is even worse than yesterday. on your right, you see a live look at the toll plaza. actually, right now, it looks like it's a shut b.a.r.t. station with the gate down. both sides are eager to resume talks. however, there were no face-to- face talks yesterday and no new talks are sc

15,000 feet so a lot evaporates before it hits the ground. san jose reporting light rain. some will continue, with this little system coming up, a little trigger mechanism in the atmosphere. by tonight i think much drier air will come in, maybe even late this afternoon. look at the temperatures. 60s for many even though there is a westerly breeze, almost 07 in sacramento. -- 70 in sacramento. 81 in las vegas and in the palm springs. a lot of tropical clouds, a few breaks in the clouds will feel very muggy. some are really firing up, especially off the coast. you have to keep an eye on things. cloudy, light rain and a possibility of thundershowers. muggy and breezy. anything else, well, 60s through 80s. i think the cloud cover will keep temperatures similar to yesterday, maybe slightly cooler. if the sun breaks through you will feel it in a second because there is a lot of moisture in the area. partly sunny, mostly sunny on wednesday. warmer, thursday and friday, then a low moves in toward the coast cooling things down inland on the weekend. >>> all right, steve. time now 5:10. ready

way out here. we are seeing showers developing. i had report of sprinkles showing up in san jose. light drops. just drop, drop, drop. this green representing, well, what could -- what could be showers. none of this, little of it is hitting the ground. showers that dry up. the atmosphere is moist as you can see. we can't rule out the chance of a shower. even a thundershower into the next twenty four hours. unusual pattern around here. these are the highs. temperatures took a hit because of the clouds. 79 in livermore. 77 concord. temperatures cooler than they were yesterday. 10 down degrees. seeing the giants, 7:15 p.m., cloudy. fog at the coast. fog, high clouds. mild. not in the 50s. temperatures in the low 60s because of the moisture that is working its way up the state. tomorrow morning, yosemite thundershowers and showers on the sierra nevada. 1:00 p.m. tomorrow morning. clouds, more of it. maybe a shower? maybe. i wouldn't be surprised if we saw showers. even a thundershowers. this is a difficult pattern to forecast. it is unusual. would be hard to be off. so we will track that, wa

an friends of the victims, we continue our coverage from san jose with the efforts being made to help the young passengers on the flight. jana. >> reporter: first of all, we learned that the families of the two girls that were killed and other family members of other students injured will be arriving here in the bay area by 9:30 tonight. the students, who were originally set to stay here at the marriott, we saw them board this big tour bus that you see here in front of the hotel. they got on, did not speak. but they -- they would not tell us where they are going. but when i saw them, they looked sad. they were holding on each other's arms. the consulate general for the bay area just left the hotel an hour and a half ago. he arrived around 2:00. the students gathered around him in the lobby while their teachers asked the media not to speak with them because they say they are too from advertised by the death of their fell fellow students, he said they should be brave and are young and should look the future. the group of 30 students came from zhejiang province, they are touring san

investigated. >>> the san jose fire department posted four photographs on its twitter page of a car crash late last night. the vehicle slammed into two trees. the driver was trapped inside and firefighters had to use the jaws of life to remove the person from the car. we have not yet received word on the extent of the injuries. >>> an apartment fire has forced a san jose family to seek temporary shelter. the one alarm fire started around 10:30 last night on north third street. the fire was brought under control. no one was injured and the cause of the fire is also still under investigation. >>> firefighters in contra costa county are making sure a grass fire does not flair up. the fire burned 120 acres of open fields at the former naval weapon's station. the fire broke out around 1:00 yesterday. firefighters say it was pretty difficult to put it out. winds were clocked at 30 miles an hour. firefighters burned foilage as a barrier to make sure flames did not spread further. part of the port chicago highway was shut down briefly as well. >> do we spray down the grass or leave? thankfu

for san jose. it's kind of like safe way, and lucky chains and all of that. this is something for the hispanic community. >> is the mi pueblo chain in financial trouble? >> the issue we're having is with our main secured lender. we've had an impasse in negotiations. we're basically seeking the protection of the court to be able to continue on with our business. >> reporter: they deny community protests, such as a recent hunger strike is part of the problems with the lender. for now, managers are fanning out to explain the situation to its 3,000 workers. >> most of the questions would, is their paycheck going to get affected or not? >> it will submit a plan to the bankruptcy court. >> that's not going to solve this. they're just going to keep getting better. go to the drawing board, and think of something else, and this will all be gone soon. >> reporter: although they're trying to reorganize, an reassure employees at the same time, officials acknowledge, it's probably going to take about 6 months before the uncertainty is resolved. in san jose, robert honda, ktvu, channel 2 news.

talking about triple digits. san jose, 72. san francisco in the upper 50s. the wind speeds have been cranking out. especially toward fairfield. 24 miles an hour. coming up in about 10 minutes we'll look at the giants forecast. also the overnight fog forecast. we'll highlight the warmest weekend day. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man who shot three people overnight. the shooting was reported about 1:30 this morning. police say that a man came up to a group of people outside and started shooting. a 34-year-old man was shot and has life threatening injuries. a 22-year-old man was shot in the lower leg and a third victim was grazed by a llet they are expected to survive. >>> new developments in a double homicide. today 21-year-old jermaine girl wase was arraigned on two counts of murder. they went to a wing stop restaurant. investigators say the two had words with another customer and ran into the restaurant's freezer. when two wing stop employees went to check on the two men, police say girly opened fire and killed both workers. a second suspect is still on the run. >>> hap

the desk. >>> we start with breaking news we first told you about at 4:30 is a san jose police officer shot and killed a pit bull after the dog allegedly bit the officer. ktvu paul chambers is live on the scene with how it went down. >> reporter: good morning, mike. we have very limited information. there is a heavy police presence behind me. we are told that police were coming out here to do a parole search. the officer came to the house and greeted by a person at the door who had a pit bull. the officer told him to put the dog away. somehow the dog got loose and bit the officer. fearing for his safety officers shot and killed the dog. officer was trance ported to the hospital -- transported to the hospital. once again i can tell you an officer was doing a parole search. came in contact with someone inside the house 37 the dog got loose preponderate officer fearing for his safety shot and killed the dog. of course we will stay on top of this and bring you'll the latest as it develops. hopefully we can get word with someone inside the house and also the officers. >>> trucks are

and 26-year-old, two men, of san jose. the woman is 39-year-old tina guzman of san jose. all were booked on weapons and burglary charges. >> it's just frustrating. i'm upset. it's a big mess to clean up. the biggest thing for me is everyone was apprehended. >> reed credits police and his elaborate alarm system for helping capture the thieves. reed says it's alarming the burglars want a gun. >> it's alarming but i think it's a perfect example of all of the safety mechanisms in place working to safeguard the community. >> reporter: reed is not letting the burglary stop business. he was able to clean up enough inside to open up the store at 10:00 a.m. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> britain's latest heir to the thrown now has a name. in just the past two hours, prince william and kate middleton announced they've named their son george alexander louis. they showed off their baby son publicly yesterday, one day after he was born. now, hess great-grandmother came to visit this morning. the baby is line to the british throne. a friend of the breab -- baby's gran

, southbound 101 the traffic is light. this is a look at san jose northbound 101 traffic. that's moving along nicely up to the santa clara valley. >>> we continue our team coverage with sarah over the strike. >>reporter: they're just as frustrated about not going back to work as the public is. right now they're on a little break here. talks lasted for nearly 10 hours yesterday. the two sides broke for dinner, but otherwise they were trying to hammer out a deal and failed to reach an agreement. they began at 1:00 yesterday afternoon and ended things at 11:00 last night. the union negotiator sounded quite optimistic after tuesday's talks, but after last night, hopes faded. >> we really don't have any comment, you guys. we're working very hard with the mediator. we're going to be back here tomorrow morning very early. >> we'll pick up and get more details on the latest on all of that. time 7:04. >>> if you happen to be commuting today, bart is cutting back on the number of charter buses they have out there. the buses started arriving just about an hour ago, and stations at walnut creek, du

san jose mercury news. she says her husband turned up the music in the limo so his passengers could not hear him arguing with her on the phone. that raises questions about whether he was distracted when the fire began racing through his limo, killing five women. however, the driver's wife disputes the mercury story. when we spoke to her -- when ktvu spoke to her last night. >>> developing news from china. there was a big earthquake, a 6.6. it's killed at least 75 people and injured at least 400. this quake was centered in the gansu province. more than 1200 homes were destroyed. the red cross is sending in relief supplies buts rescue efforts are -- but the rescue efforts are slowed by the mudslides. >>> back in this country, later this week, president obama flies to illinois. he'll drifer what -- he'll deliver what the white house says will be the first of several economic speeches. the president will speak on wednesday at knox college in illinois. that's where he spoke back when he was a newly-elected senator about his vision for an expanded and stronger middle class. the white hous

flights. oakland reported three. san jose canceled four. so far today there is no word of any cancellations or delays. >>> 5:05, coverage on the threat of another bart strike. contract talks between management and unions resume this morning. but the union leaders say the sides are far apart on the key issues. they are five days away. there was little sign of progress at the bargaining table when the talks ended yesterday afternoon. >>> how confident that you will reach an agreement. >> they are getting there. >> our union has raised issues to not address the issues of the 23% they're asking for of the fact they don't pay anything for the pension and they pay little for their medical. >> and the contract extension expires on sunday night. leaders say the issues of pension, salary, medical benefits and worker safety are not being addressed. management stays would have to raise fares 18% for three years to meet the union's pay demands. that would be on top of approved fare hikes to pay for a car. leaders say they are sceptical about the calculations. and stay with us for coverage

including this one in oakland on behalf of trayvon martin. a protest is planned for tonight in san jose at city hall there starting at 6:00 p.m. organizers are encouraging demonstrators to wear hoodies. >>> last week, president obama said states with stand-your- ground laws should we consider them. >> i can also see that stand- your-ground law may be something that needs to be reviewed by the florida legislature or any other legislature that's passed such legislation. obviously a lot of things need to come up for review. >> juror b-37 in the jim trial told cnn the not guilty verdict was based partly on that defense and called the law confusing. besides florida, at least 21 other states have stand-your- ground laws. coming up, we'll take a look at president obama's very personal remarks on the trayvon martin killing last week and how it could affect race relations. >>> san francisco authorities today released the name of a man shot and killed in a good night last night in the middle of a very busy street. victim has been identified as 24-year-old melsar go day of san francisco. he -- gogay