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somerville. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. breaking news in the case of michelle le. the release says the coroner had not determined the remains of michelle le. the search was the eighth time volunteers have looked for the nursing student. authorities described the area where the remains were found as not heavily traveled. this morning the 27-year- old woman accused of murdering michelle le appeared briefly in court. esteban did not enter a plea. the lawyer representing esteban would only say that the defendant is coping. esteban is due back in court eight or nine days from now. the volunteers who found michelle le's body is the mother of a murdered teenager.

amber's mother kerry mcgiver was the woman who found the remains. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. the ktvu morning news will be following this major new development in the michelle le case beginning at 4:30 tomorrow morning. the temperature is heating up and so is fire danger in the bay area. this morning crews evacuated campers in the east bay hills because the fire was burning too close for comfort. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta tells us firefighters had one factor working in their favor. >> reporter: there are no high wind for one gasia. we're told tonight that firefighters remained on the scene just to make sure that there are no flair ups and campers have been allowed back in. the fire broke out shortly after 4:00 this afternoon on

the north eastern lane of north shabul. the park was closed for three hours and some 30 campers had to leave their camp sites. this couple had just arrived from europe yesterday. >> a gentlemen came to say that we must move immediately because of the fire. >> reporter: while the end of summer is at hand, historically september and november have been the most dangerous months of the fire season. there are no high winds today but this is the time of the year for them. >> they're known as the diablo ends and they are hot, dry and very strong blowing from east toward the bay. >> reporter: that's what happened 20 years ago next month. the oakland hills fire storm that killed 25 people and destroyed more than 3,000 homes. fire officials are telling hillside residents not to let their guard down. state law requires that grass and debris be cleared within 100 feet of a home. >> we have always cleared it if

they haven't cleared it for us. >> reporter: a fire chief tells us that historically in the east bay hills there have been large fires every 20 to 23 years. >> basically overdue. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out what started this fire. but as you can see, the brush is tender dry and it doesn't take much to burn. lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 muse. check out the highs from around the bay. some big numbers 97 in santa rosa, 90 in vallejo. one of the hottest day we've seen all season. fire danger always high this time of year. but we're getting numbers like this tomorrow. it's going to be another hot day. the bay area air quality management districts has issued a second consecutive spare the air day. we're going to get bad air quality and the fire danger will be high. what's missing? the strong winds. no big winds in the forecast no red flag warning. i'll be back here in ten

minutes with your forecast for tomorrow. you can monitor bay area fire and weather conditions at ktv u.com look for the weather menu on the home page. the fire started about 4:30 p.m. on washington street in the japan town neighborhood. firefighters say because the building is a victorian house build back in 1892 it was difficult to get control of the flames. a viewer sent us this picture of the fire which clearly showed he saw a moment ago, showed smoke pouring out of the attic. the construction of the home allowed the flames to spread in the walls quite easily and go from the basements to the attic without firefighters being able to see them. >> dangerous fire for firefighters because the danger, if they don't know it's burning in the basement they actually can fall through in the first floor and end up in the basement. >> reporter: as many as 11 people are in a temporary shelter tonight. none of them was at home when the fire started and the cause of that fire is not unknown.

drivers headed through oakland be forewarned. american road work has closed down several lanes of north bound 880. currently three lanes of traffic are closed near high street. you see the result there, those lanes going northbound are on the right side of the screen. the california highway patrol says they are now allowing trucks to drive on 580 so they can avoid the traffic troubles on 880. no word on how long the road work will take. new at 10:00, regret and support tonight from san francisco police following a police shooting on a crowded north beach street that left two innocent bystanders injured. healther holmes live where the chief defended the officers actions. >> reporter: gasia, tonight we learned that it was an innocent man from oakley and an innocent -- [audio difficulties] he stands by his officers actions. >> reporter: police gunfire disresults night life in north beach saturday and tonight the

chief is fighting off criticism. >> if an officer believes his or her life is in danger they can defend themselves. >> reporter: chief greg suhr expressed concerns about an officers decision to fire his weapon while chasing a suspected drug dealer. it happened around 2:00 a.m. saturday. just as bars and clubs were closing and the sidewalks were filled with peel. >> the place shouldn't really be firing into a crowd of people as an officer -- they shouldn't be firing where there were innocent bystanders. >> reporter: having just arrive in san francisco hours earlier, this man was shocked. he says police should have given more thought before firing. but the chief says there wasn't time. he says the 20-year-old suspect jesus rodriguez threatened officers as he ran down broadway. >> he turned and pointed what ended up being the firearm behind me which is described as a tech nine machine pistol, fully loaded, 22 in the magazine, one in the chamber

ready to go. >> reporter: police say one officer fired one shot hitting the two bystanders. both were treated and released from the hospital. >> the department could not feel worse about having two bystanders injured. however the alternative of having a suspect with this weapon could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: board of supervisors david chu questioned need to be made to the department policies. as for the suspect, he remains in jail tonight facing assault weapon and assault charges. our crew spotted about a dozen protesters at the civic center, but the demonstration didn't grow like this one recently or the others we've seen in the past. meanwhile state lawmakers have now passed assembly bill 716 that will allow b.a.r.t. to temporarily bar anyone who

commits two infractions on b.a.r.t. property. police in south san francisco are warning parents tonight after a girl reported that a man tried to kidnap her. the group says it happened around 8:45 this morning at the end of camaritas avenue. the girl told them the man grabbed her arm and tried to pull her away. she says she was able to escape to a near by school and that the attempted kidnapper was last seen at alta loma avenue. 9-year-old ryan white was severely injured after a phillies giants game in san francisco last month. he suffered -- [audio difficulties ] however doctors say he's not quite ready to go back to school yet. >> my teacher came over a couple of days ago and gave me

cards from them. i miss playing with them at recess. >> reporter: andrew vargas of hayward is being charged. he is currently being held in jail on $465,000 bail. back here in less than 10 minutes with your forecast for tomorrow and in many cities we're going to see above 90- degree readings. i'll show you which ones. it's called red tide and it's occurring right here i couldn't afford my health insurance anymore

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new at 10:00 tonight, questions and concerns about red tide on the bay. amber lee is here tonight and tells us how red tide can affect the food we eat and anyone who goes in the water. >> reporter: tonight we saw a wide variety of seafood being sold here. commercial fishermen say it's safe to eat it. because of red tide, restaurants are now serving fish from other bays. a red tide a naturally

occurring phenomenon caused by increased planktin. >> it's something that happens every year, it's worses some years. >> reporter: surfing and swimming in red tide can make some people sick. the unusually warm temperatures brought out lots of people including surfers eager to ride the waves despite the red tide. the owner of wise surfboards across the beach says symptoms can create discomfort. >> some people do have an allergic reaction. they get nasally stuffed up. probably from the algea going up into their sinuses. when you surf everything goes everywhere. >> i noticed the red tide a couple of days ago. the water is kind of murky and there tends to be a stinky smell to it. >> reporter: these surfers told us the red tide won't stop them

from getting into the water. >> it won't kill you. >> reporter: red tide can last from several days up to a few weeks. reporting live at san francisco's fisherman's wharf, amber lee ktvu channel 2 news. firefighters at kent penelton are working to contain a fire after a chopper crashed. base officials say the 120-acre fire is 80% contained tonight. the fbi tonight is investigating a bomb threat that affected two bay area airports. an alaska airlines flight from seattle landed safely in a remote part of oakland international airport this morning after an employee at sfo said a bomb was on board. the note also mentioned the seats where two men had been sitting, as you see here in this cell phone video. >> these two gentlemen had nothing to do with the note.

at the time we didn't know that so they were questioned. no different than when you pull a car over because it matches a description of a crime that just occurred and they just happened to be driving in the area in a similar car. >> reporter: the men were later released and authorities found nothing suspicious in the flight. last year's recordings of proposition eight trial should be revealed. those opposed are vowing to appeal. the federal judge said there was no compelling reason to keep the recordings secret. before last year's trial began the u.s. supreme court ruled the proceedings could not be broadcast. the official sponsors of prop eight issued a statement today saying quote, today'sdecision is bizarre for many reasons but mostly because it defies a direct order of the supreme court. today the pentagon said it is already taking applications from openly gay candidates.

since the policy was adopted back in 1993, 14,000 service members have been relieved from duty due to their sexual orientation. one man who's career was called short called the change a bittersweet victory and he described how one active duty pilot he knows intends to come out. >> tomorrow he's not going to make any big announcement but he's simply going to go to work and he's going to put a picture of his partner on his desk. >> reporter: the service members legal defense network says celebrations will be held across the country to mark what they are calling repeal day. in unveiling a debt reduction plan, president obama says the wealthiest american individuals should be paying higher taxes. many millionaires millionaires guarantee. >> reporter: the oakland founder of the men's warehouse has a new pitch today including others millionaires. >> 10 years ago you made a

mistake, you gave tax cuts to millionaires like me. >> and me. >> and me. >> you decided our country needed less money. >> and millionaires like me needed more. >> now millionaires have more money. >> and our country has less. >> reporter: in letters, ads and websites millionaires, many from the bay area are campaigning for what the president campaigned for today, to make them pay more taxes. >> those who have done well, including me should pay our fair share in taxes to contribute to the nation that made our success possible. >> reporter: he's calling it the buffet rule. buffet says that he pays 17,000 in taxes when his secretaries is almost double that. the average american already pays 78% of the income tax. >> i don't think i would describe class warfare in leadership. >> reporter: but those ads proclaim that the speaker of

the house and others are not willing to pay more themselves. founder of filings department store in the credit union movement, he said why shouldn't the american people take half my money, i took all of it from them. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. dolores hope the widow of median bob hope died today. she met her future husband when he came to see her sing back in the 30s. after they were married the couple worked on broadville. they remained married until bob hope died in 2003 just shy of his 100th birthday. they adopted four kids and one of their daughters said her parents lived long lives because they lived each day with laughter. the president of iran is in the united states tonight without securing the release of two uc berkeley graduates who have been jailed in tyran for

more than two years. the judge who needs to sign off on their combined $1 million bail is on vacation. the san rafael city council tonight is considering a proposal to bring professional minor league baseball to that city. the proposal is to bring a minor league baseball team for just one year. the 45 games that could be played at the park could generate $35,000 in gross revenue for san rafael. a final vote on the plan is set for next month. got another warm one on tap for your tuesday. temperatures already -- right now on the warm side. we have 77 right now in concord. 72 in fairfield. 76 in livermore. so where do you go from there? overnight lows are get down to the upper 50s, low 60s. but it will warm rapidly tomorrow. we'll be right back where we were today. it is a spare the air day again tomorrow.

the worse air quality you're going to find will be out there on the east bay area out toward livermore, contra costa county and south into the santa clara county. those are the trouble spots for ground level ozones. the trouble with the story will be this high pressure strengthening. it'll give us 60s and 70s at the coast. 80s and 90s in the inland bay valley. it also gives us higher fire danger. this will be lacking in wind so it won't be a record warning. it'll be dry and high. come back here, we'll look at the five day forecast and i'll be specific with the record high for your city. we are continuing to follow word the remains found over the weekend are those of a missing student. up next the statement we just received from her family. plus -- >> reporter: i said oh my god please help me, i've been shot. >> one teenager injured another killed. what neighbors saw when shots rang out and the clothe

more now on tonight's confirmation that human remains found over the weekend are in fact, those of missing nursing student michelle le. we just received a statement from the le family. they acknowledged her death and thanks thanked all the volunteers that helped search since the day she went missing. the family says, thank you for your support, prayers and thought. our family has greatly appreciated and would be at a loss without the help of so many people and volunteers. the family also asks for privacy. grief counselors were at hand in south san francisco high school following the

shooting death of a 14-year-old boy. as ktvu's jana katsuyama reports the gunman approached the victim and his friend just before 9:00 last night in the 600 block of first lane. >> there are three more here. >> reporter: neighbors showed us the gray chalk marking each bullet that was shot. >> i think they were following the guy. you can see it right here. >> reporter: neighbors say they heard the shot about 8:50 last night. south san francisco police achieved at the interstate of first lane and magnolia and they found three boys, one uninjured and two who had been shot. joseph maharaj died at the hospital. his friend, a boy who lived on first lane managed to run away to a neighbors home. >> he was over here turned, he said oh my god. please help me i've been shot. >> reporter: trina says the boy was shot and left a trail of blood along her stairs.

today school officials lowered the flags and brought in grief counselors to help the staff and students. >> some grieved, you know. others are in shock and just trying to provide the support we can. >> reporter: south san francisco police have no indication that the students were involved in any gangs. >> it is a gang area, it doesn't necessarily mean it was a gang shooting. >> reporter: police are saying they are looking for two suspects and a black honda accord or civic. it had two hispanic male suspects. one was wearing black suite shirts and a white beanie. paul castillo is being held on several charges following his arrest. castillo shot and robbed a man

last friday morning at a gas station in the willow glen station and a short time later kidnapped 60-year-old cindy wynn. her body was found inside a home in san jose the following morning. >> if you love somebody, you think about them. do the good job for them and hug them and love them right away. don't wait until tomorrow. because tomorrow will never come. >> reporter: wynn was a single mother and leaves behind three children. friends are planning a candlelight vigil for this friday. a star studded event in the east bay tonight who walked down the green carpet for tonight's money bolt career and

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one of hollywood's biggest stars brad pitt came to oakland for his movie premier. >> reporter: in the movies, oakland and the a's are the center of attention. brad pitt worked the crowd before entering the paramount theater tonight. >> we have to think this one. >> reporter: in money ball, pitt plays the part of billy bean the true story of the a's leader who changed the oakland organization. he says he's become an a's fan

since shooting at the oakland coliseum. >> everyone at the coliseum was really kind with us and gracious. we have some good stuff because of it. >> reporter: the love is mutual with brad pitt fans eager to get close to the actor. >> he came out, everybody started screaming. everybody was on their tippy toes. it's just exciting to have something like that in oakland. >> we call it the oakland swag. >> they're out here to see brad pitt, i want to see angelina jolie. no disrespect to brad. he's a good looking man. >> it was right there, it was great. it was a great thing for oakland, we love it. >> reporter: a private reception tonight also helped raise money for oakland's children's hospital and research center. one fan said tonight, it was a very big night for a city

that's been through some very tough times. no angelina jolie here tonight. ken wayne. we posted all of our interview with brad pit pitt on our website ktvu.com. netflix went to their web page to announce a change in their service. more than 7,600 people sounded off on facebook. criticizing the idea of having to use different websites for mail and streaming services. quickster will also be offering video games by mail. netflix started their video by apologizing. due to this plan, it sent shares of the los gatos company down today.

shares peaked at about $300 in july. a concern about greece's financial problems. a midday rally lessened the blow. more than $413. it retreated slightly and closed at about $411 a gain of more than more than 2% on the day. apple is also approaching the combined valley of two of its competitors, microsoft and google. the palo alto city council voted unanimously tonight to raise water rates 21%. the rate change will take effect on october 1st. the average homeowner's bill will go up about $18. the money will help cover the rising cost of the city's water supply and help upgrade the water system. the city expects its cost to double by the year 2016. an exclusive new field poll

shows a majority of voters approving of governor brown's job performance. since taking office, governor brown's approval rating has remained pretty much unchanged. 27% felt cuts went to far, 29% felt it was just right. and 23% said they didn't go far enough. we now know the owners and operators of the casco busan through now have to pay a record amount for an oil spill in the bay. >> reporter: the november 2007casco busan crash and spill sent thousands of gallons of oil into the bay, killing birds

and fish in the shoreline. >> this bay is the jewel of the region and the casco busan left a scar on the water are. >> reporter: the largest such settlement ever under the oil pollution act. >> these settlement funds will be used to conduct restoration projects throughout the area. and restore fisheries and reimburse trustees for the cost of the assessment of the injuries. >> reporter: san francisco county will get $7 million for recreational fishing programs for residents and tourists. federal ecologists say the spill's toxic effects still linger. they plan to use funds to restore fisheries. federal officials say such cases usually take decades to resolve. >> for those who will pollute

our environment this happened here in the bay. that there is a price to pay. and they will be held accountable. >> reporter: about $32 million of that settlement will help fund fish and bird habitat restoration along with bay area tourist sites. david stevenson. a study on the health of the bay shows that the water is cleaner than in year pasts, but it's still not restored to when the water reaches healthier levels. modern technology is removing up to 99% of contaminants in the west water. an update tonight involving the deadly crash at the reno air races. the death toll rises as the investigation shifts into a new phase. back here in 10 minute,

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flying. a me memorial for those who died is planned for sunday. what's left of the plane piloted by jimmy leeward is being taken to washington, d.c. for analysis. the investigation into what caused the p51 mustang to must plummet into the ground may take a year. san francisco's police say they have arrested a man in connection with a series of taxi cab robberies. since the middle of last month at least four cab drivers have been robbed after picking up a passenger who told the cab driver to take him to an address on ofarrel. after they arrived a man would demand money from the driver. san francisco police also say a woman stabbed to death, a man she says broke into her home yesterday morning. the incident happened on kirkwood avenue near earl street in the bay view district. the woman told police the man entered the home and then tried to choke her. that's when she says she stabbed him. the man has been identified as

40-year-old anthony payne, the woman's identity has not yet been released. police say she was not arrested. in news of the world tonight, from yemen comes words that anti government protesters have seized the base of the elite republican guard. meantime in the capital, at least 50 people have died in a second day of bloodshed. witnesses say the government used snipers and rocket propelled grenades against prodemocracy protesters. for the past seven months the protesters have been calling for the president of yemen to step down. the death poll from yesterday's 6.8 earthquake has now climbed to 53. most of the victims are in indian state in the himeleyans. -- the flooding affected 5 million people many of whom

have sought shelter in refugee camps. the flooding has destroyed thousands of acres of crops. at least 300 people have died. you might find your local safe way store is missing some of your regular shopping items. a fire at the wear house caused the entire facility to lose power. there may be temporary shortages of certain foods and other parishables. the warehouse distributes foods to 5,000 safeway stores in nevada, california and hawaii. the california grape harvest is smaller than normal. uc davis wine business says cooler weather and a lack of vineyard expansion will keep

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firefighters are keeping a close eye on a large compost fire in the town of lethrop. authorities believe the hot temperatures started the fire. they say they're going to let the fire burn itself out because it's not threatening any structures and it would take too much water to put it out. authorities expect it to burn for up to another five days. the plan to build a new state of the art stadium for the san francisco 49ers in santa clara cleared a major hurdle today. robert handa tells us the team is now a part owner of great america and that ends a long

running fight with the park formers owners. >> reporter: the 49ers teaming up with real estate firm g & a ventures is clearing a hurdle to build a new stadium. an ohio based company that has been fighting the stadium project over the loss of parking space. the cost and legal hassles had some 49er fans cautiously optimistic about the new deal. >> i think it's great. but i'll believe it when i see it though. >> reporter: the head of the santa clara booster club the gold rushers understands. >> there's been discussions on is the team really committed in moving forward with the stadium. they have said so repeatedly. but the york family i think have given clear signal, they're willing to move forward on the deal. >> reporter: providing great synergy and collaboration. g & a says it will continue to

lease and operate great america. it'll be part of a plan that may include a sports bar and hotel. >> can you imagine a better place to go with your family? some may want to go watch a game, the others can go ride a roller coaster. more details now the city of gilroy is watching this deal closely. city fair also operates the city forwarden theme park. it offers rides and educational exhibits. today's gilroy major told robert handa he has not heard yet whether the park's operation contract is part of the great america deal. a former supervisor with the san francisco public utilities commission will be

staying in jail. according to the da's office donny allen thomas supervised a group that stole more than $300,000 of taxpayer money. they allegedly wrote false invoices for personal items and ran their own personal business on county time. thomas faces three years in prison and must pay almost $1,770,000 in restitution. tomorrow night the berkeley city council is expected to consider expanding it's opt out program to include at&t's yellow pages. residents have to go through at&t's website to opt out of their phone book. the city will call on at&t to honor opt out requests from their agencies. the google wallet app was released to sprint users today.

it lets nexus and android phone users make tap and go credit card purchases. at&t, verizon and team mobile have similar plans in the works which are expected to roll out sometime next year. and what a nice day we had today. a lot of heat out there. right now the fog is away from the coast. we have some winds that are pushing to the north. you see the fog, you see what it does. it chooses away from the coast. there will be some patchy fog as it was today along the coast. these were the highs from today, highs tomorrow will be about the same or slightly cooler. maybe a lot of mid-90s, 97 in santa rosa. bottom line, it's going to be pretty warm tomorrow just like it was today. it'll feel a lot like today. temperatures well above the average, increased fire danger but we're not worried about a lot of wind. that's the thing today, we had that fire in shebol there was no wind. had there been wind, the fire

would have been a big deal. it was hot, dry but they got on it quick. that's the same story tomorrow. we're watching for fires. it's a spare the air day for your tuesday because this high pressure sets up. and heats up the ground in the morning and the afternoon commutes. you get ground level ozone producer it's a photo chemical thing. it creates ground level ozone and they will be at higher than acceptable levels. they were today and they will be tomorrow. especially in the east bay. and the santa clara valley. so tri valley livermore and south. 73 as you move out across san francisco proper. here we go they'll start to climb mid-80s. upper 80s. temperatures tomorrow in the biggest warmest spots -- the warmest spots will be in the mid-80s. of course we are sweating the fire danger as we always do this time of year. but again wind not a real player in this. so your forecast highs tomorrow, 44 cities and 44

cities essentially above the average as we move into a very, very warm day for your tuesday. 94 in fairfield. 93 in walnut creek. air quality is not going to be so great out toward walnut creek, pleasanton, san ramon. and then again we get down here in the santa clara valley south, the airplane air quality is not going to be that great. you get a little bit of a push. forecast tomorrow if you're going to the beaches, we mentioned you saw amber's store about the red tide. that looks like it's going to be around for a few days. be careful, swells coming up a little bit. so the rip currents this time of year can be nasty. there's your five day forecast, let me put your weekend in view there. there it is. tomorrow will be on the next couple of days frank and gasia. you'll be watching for fires and keeping our eyes open. >> this has to be one of the

hottest days we've had so far. >> when you string it together, it'll be the hottest week we've had all summer. kaiser permanente studied 1,500 and found that the vaccine wears out after three years. parents joined lawmakers at the state capital today pushing for a bill to ban sales of expired baby food, formula and over the counter medication. this comes after under cover investigation revealed several southern california stores selling expired products. the governor has until october 9th to solve the problem. and rangers say it seems the spill is very small --

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fred inglis joins us now, fred you had an assignment i

think a lot of people envy you for. >> yeah, i hung out with my new best friend brad pitt. if you're a fan of brad or an oakland a supporter then you will like the movie money ball. i had a chance to view it last night while brad did a splendid job portraying jimmy bean i was disappointed with the ending. while brad pitt is a fan of sports, baseball was not his strong point. >> great actor and a lot of fun to be around. it's been a great experience. >> billy is screwed all over again because the information is out now. so now everyone is employing the same ideas. you're back to square one really. >> giants outfielder carlos beltran may not be a rental after all. scott burrell said today that carlos is happy in san

francisco, and he might consider signing a new contract to stay with the giants beyond this season. the biggest concern is when exactly does this season end. tonight the giants were idle while first place arizona hosted pittsburgh. this was the only run of the game. 5th inning, jason upton breaks his bat and still takes it deep. umpires called it a home run. then they review it and we see a fan maybes the catch. i guess that's legal. it is still a home run. ian kennedy becomes the fourth arizona pitcher ever to win 20 games. d backs lead with five games to go. the giants are drawing closer to the wild card. giants are just 3.5 games back of the wild card. leading braves and there are just nine games left. history in new york today.

mariano rivera earns his major league record 302nd career save. 49ers take their act on the road next sunday to play another team that's still searching for an identity. cincinnati bengals both teams coming in 1-1. another nfc west team rams lost tonight in mettleland. that's great poise by hickson but he injures his right knee on the effort. giants beat the rams 28-16 so st. louis, san francisco and arizona are all 1-1 in the nfc west. raiders host the jets sunday, tickets still available for that one. but that's sports as we see it for this monday night, gasia and frank. >> okay, thank you fred. be sure to join ktvu morning news beginning at 4:30

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