well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm claudine wong. tori campbell has the day off. it's friday, august 6th. well, in the news for you right now, oakland police are investigating a possible burglary. while they were investigating a possible burglary, they found pot-growing operation overnight. tara moriarty is live with a look at why this particular case is particularly frustrating for authorities. >> reporter: apparently neighbors called in a burglary here around 12:30 this morning. sure enough, when police arrived, they spotted some prowlers, running from what look like a restaurant. according to officials, the restaurant is located on the bottom floor of the building and in a legal marijuana -- and an illegal marijuana growing operation is at the top. we are at near i-880.

police found more than 120 points as well as harvested marijuana and growing equipment. authorities say two men were trying to escape from the ba of the building. the first was caught right away as he tried to hurdle a fence. the other went toward the rooftop. they actually had to send a k-9 after him and he was bit. this is the second time police have made a pot bust here in the last couple of year. both cases are strikingly similar. police say this is frustrated. valuable resources are being wasted on the same crime. no street value on the marijuana. but we did see two big garbage bags of marijuana being tossed away. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:02. thank you, tara.

a single-engine plane has crashed in colorado killing all three on board. a beechnut plane was flying in southwest boulder on wednesday. that plane was headed back from boulder to california. investigators say the plane was so badly damaged and burned that they initially struggled to identify the plane and could not initially confirm how many people were on board. they were able to eventually connect it to a sunnyvale location. the victims' names are not being made public until residents have been notified the cause of the crash is under investigation. police have relatived one of two stabbing suspects -- arrested one of two stabbing suspects. kraig doe bro -- kraig debro has more. >> reporter: police last night took one suspect in custody. we learned that suspect actually surrendered in this case. there are witnesses to this case. and those witnesses may have

identified them. this is all happening when the parents of the victim were ready to forgive their son's siller. they -- killer. they believe two are to blame. >> so there's forgiveness? >> oh, yeah. >> we would rather have them turn around their lives. >> we have too many good memories and too many good things to think about. there's no room for hate or -- or feelings of revenge. >> reporter: take a look at this. it looks like just a police car rolling down the street but police say there's somebody in the back of that squad car. that's one of the suspects. the suspect who turned himself in last night. they say the 20-year-old has spoken to investigators but police would not say what he told them. police say several people actually witnessed the stabbing. it happened wednesday night at

the tennis courts at mills high school in millbrae around 11:30. according to police, a fight led up to the killing. police would not say what started the fight. a published word says jared refused a request for a cigarette from one of the suspects. his parents say he was starting to mature and they were looking forward to that maturity in the next few years. they also say he was planning to go on a mission in connection with his religious liefs. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. 7:05. berkeley police want your help this morning. they are trying to find a developmentally disabled woman first reported missing more than a year ago. i want to show you a picture of 33-year-old heather bloom. police say they tried to check living with a home where she her sister.

they were told she was doing okay but they weren't allowed to see her or even go in the house. police say the sister has recently moved away and they want to make sure she's okay. she's a foe -- here is a photo. she's wheelchair bound. today is another important day in the contentious legal battle over proposition 8 and same-sex marriage. federal judge vaughn walker will return on wednesday. the lawyers on both sides have until today to hand in written arguments on whether the judge should allow those marriages to go ahead while the matter is on appeal. the judge's decision is expected in the next week or two. county clerks here throughout the bay area say they are ready to start issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples if judge walker lifts

the temporary stay. in contra costa county, the clerk recorder says he has extra volunteers on call to perform marriage ceremonies if the judge lifts the stay and if there is a rush by same-sex couples who want to get married. now, we have complete coverage of the plop proposition 8 legal battle at our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. when the judge makes his decision on that stay, we'll post that on line as well. 7:06. it's a big event in san jose this weekend for people interested in medical marijuana. for the first time ever, a cannabis convention is coming to the south bay. organizers are promising an educational event with a full weekend of seminars and presentations, plus hundreds of exhibits. the convention will be held at the san jose's convention center's south hall on market street. it kicks off at 2:00 this afternoon and runs until sunday for people who are interested. sal's watching the whole

commute, including the south bay. >> that's right, dave and claudine. right now, traffic in the south bay is getting a little bit busy on highway 101 northbound. you can see there is a little bit of stop-and-go traffic here on northbound 101. northbound 280 at winchester there was a crash. northbound 280 at 101 in san jose, there is a wooden pallet in the lane. we'll see if there's an actual crashor if it's just slow traffic. moving along and looking at 237, that's light, which is pretty good here for a friday or any day for it to be this light in the! at this hour. if you are at the toll plaza, also still pretty light here trying to get into the city. here's steve. >> thank you, sal. good morning to you al >> we have low clouds way out there again. as i've been saying all week long, if the low clouds make it, to santa rosa to san jose, livermore, concord, you know we

can't get that warm. that's a strong push and that's exactly what's happened again. now, farther out, you can get some sunshine but there is even a sea breeze. the low overcast is definitely there. it's lifted a little bit yesterday. so that allowed cooling to take place. but still temperatures remain average, below average. they've been below average for months in a row. there's really no sign of any heat. inland areas stay in the 70s to low and mid-80s. big, ole low in the pacific northwest. i don't usually say that in august. but that's what's happening. low clouds, sunny, breezy. draw your attention to, if you are puttering around the house or getting ready, if you were here in 19 3 -- 1993 all of the records were set except for san

jose. 40s up in the mountains but the afternoon highs are warm. they were warm to hot, mid-80s, upper 80s. sacramento, upper 80s. record low maximum temperatures, again, up and dunn the coast in -- down the coast in southern california as well. the low is controlling our weather. it enhances it. so the pattern we had in march pretty much, april, may, june, july has carried right into august. that means the low clouds and fog, some local drizzle but it stays cool. low clouds, sunny, breezy. chilly to warm. highs from the 60s to near 70. oakland was only 63 yesterday. today, not much warmer, 65.

70s and low to mid-80s in the inland areas unless you are far away from the fog bank. more fog cooler. we'll take that into the weekend. >>7:10. well, one of the most active volcanos in indonesia erupted early today and left several people badly injured. we're keeping an eye on what happened over there. take a look at some of the pictures if we have them. this is the area we are talking about. they have names i won't even try to pronounce. but this volcano spewed lava and hot ash hundreds of yards into the air. at least four villagers are reported missing there. the last eruption was in july of 2006. that forced the evacuation of almost 4,000 people. 7:11. new jobless figures are out this morning. coming up, we're gonna tell you what they mean in terms of the

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this noshing the labor department released the latest jobless numbers. ktvu channel 2 reporter alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us what all of these numbers mean. >> reporter: good morning. we brought you the numbers as breaking news at 5:30. economists are describing this as a weak jobs report for july. let's take a closer look.

overall, 1 1,000 jobs -- 131,000 jobs were lost in the united states. most of them temporary census jobs. but private employers added 70,000 jobs. the rate remains the same at 9.7%. a hearing report got underway on capitol hill about 45 minutes ago. republicans are seizing on it to criticize president obama. >> at this point, it will take most of the decade to return back to normal levels. despite the promises, consumer confidence has failed. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:15. well, bp is moving on to that final phase of permanently sealing up that oil well in the

gulf of mexico. the crews finished pumping cement into the well, pushing the oil down to underground source. once the cement sets which will probably happen today, the final step begins and that involves drilling the last 100 feet a relief well, which will connect to the broken well and then follow oil up to a tanker. all of this should be completed by the middle of august. well, adults are apparently not the only oning feeling the stresses of that -- ones feeling the stresses of that oil spill. a new survey shows mental problems. that includes acting depressed or nervous or having problems sleeping. the survey says many households have experienced a drop in their income since the oil spill and that probably adds to the anxiety of the children. 7:16. the fbi says a suspected al qaeda operative who lived for more than 15 years in the u.s. has now become chief of al

qaeda's global operation. fbi counterterrorism experts say the 35-year-old man has taken over a position once held by the 9/11 mastermind, khalid sheik muhammed. muhammed. today, president obama hosts a white house reception, celebrating the confirmation of elena kagan as the newest member of the u.s. supreme court. kagan was confirmed by the u.s. senate yesterday. she will be sworn in tomorrow by chief justice john roberts. now, with kagan on the high court, it will be the first time ever that three women have served on the u.s. supreme court at the same time. the senate judiciary committee unanimously approved melinda hague to be the new u.s. attorney for northern california. president obama nominated her to the boast earlier this year,

replacing the current u.s. attorney, joe rusinelana. she currently works for a law firm. ms. hague must still be confirmed by the full senate. one of president obama's economic advisers is leaving the white house to return to teaching. she's the chairwoman of the white house council of economic advisers. the white house issued a statement citing family commitments for the reap. she plans to go -- to return. well, hip-hop artist bayou clef -- wyclef jean is running for haiti. >> one of the reasons i don't

know very much about wyclef jean, i haven't heard much about him since i've been in haiti. >> wyclef returned to haiti to announce his plans. 7:18. a friend of former b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle is speaking out. he tells ktvu that mess acted -- he tells ktvu how johannes mehserle acted after killing b.a.r.t. he fears for his safety. he says he doesn't offend -- defend johannes mehserle's actions that night but he does want people to know that he was deeply offended. british iniad -- [ inaudible ]

you will find much more of our reporting on the mehserle case at -- ktvu.com. go there and look for the mehserle verdict tab. they've been camping on the courthouse works for weeks. coming up what deputies in one bay area city plan to do about a very public protest. also ahead, getting to downtown oakland just got easier. believe it or not, free. we'll tell you about a brand- new service. that's coming up. ?w?wóç droiiiid.

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welcome back. a federal judge gave the go- ahead to round up wild horses in california next week. now, animal rights activists tried to delay a roundup. the roundup is set to take place in the far northeastern part of california. in santa cruz, sheriff's deputies have been document meanting the number of -- documenting the system of homeless. city and county officials, as well as the sheriff's department are reportedly working on the plan on how and what to do about this continuing demonstration.

7:23. caltrans contractors are going to begin carving out the fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel on monday. crews are gonna use a 54-foot digging machine with a rotating cutter to begin the work on highway 24 between orinda. a new free shuttle service is up and running in oakland. it will operate from 7:00 to 7:00 p.m. ac transit is operating the new service and officials hope it will bring more people into downtown oakland. 7:24. let's get you to where you need to go. sal, how is the east bay looking? >> looking pretty good, dave and claudine. the few days we've had the busier traffic so it's a nice break to have starting today, least, a little bit of easy traffic here on interstate 880

near the coliseum. we're not sure it will stay this way for much longer. but we'll take it. westbound, the traffic is moving along well. it seems like the middle of winter thing, yeah. i don't know. highway 101 southbound, it look pretty good down the peninsula. a little bit the slow traffic on highway 92. let's talk to steve. >> i just received a tweet, turning the heat around, it's foggy and cold. >> isn't that the truth? >> yes, for many. for some, you like this kind of weather. i do. it feels good. i'm not on the coast. we do have a lot of low clouds and fog and temperatures are very cool. in fact, 50 at san rafael. redwood city you're the warmest at 57. that's not very warm, fog, sunny, breezy, windy. not as windy as yesterday morning but 52 in san francisco. no no doubt about it.

61 yesterday. i went 61 again today. why change anything? temperatures will be very close to yesterday's numbers. 74 santa rosa after yesterday's 73. i dropped walnut creek 1. 65 oakland after yesterday's record-setting low, maximum temperature. only 63-degree. san jose, 75. i went 74 today. mount tam is running slightly warmer so maybe the fog will burn off an hour sooner. mill valley's 51. sonoma is 52. big low up in the pacific northwest is sending in a lot of low clouds and fog.

7:26. up next -- apple responds to concerns about identity theft for iphone customers. the san francisco police department is launching a new effort to stop of the violence on muni. we'll show you how average citizens are helping out -- coming up. we'll you the bay area county that could soon require pit bull owners to spay or neuter their pet.

there is a plan to increase safety on muni's lines -- muni's lines. allie rasmus is live with a look at protection that ambassadors will provide. >> reporter: good morning. the role of the ambassadors is to serve as a liaison. this line is one of the lines that the community ambassadors will be riding. they will also be on the san bruno trains. they will be 0 the lines in the early morning and evening hours. this program was formed in response to several attacks that have happened on muni in the last several months. most victims were elderly and members of the chinese-speaking

community. ambassadors will provide safety concerns, and any concerns they have. >> this will hopefully bring the community together and help those who cannot speak english maybe. >> i think more people would be more relaxed to catch that service. they need that. >> reporter: there are 1 ambassadors in the program. they speak seven different languages between them. they were introduced to the community at a press conference. they've been training with the san francisco police for the last few weeks. they are paid as civilians, not police officers so so they are not armed. >> i just hope nobody get hurt. a lost people don't want to listen to people if they are not wearing a badge or have a gun. i out just hope they will be safe -- i just hope they will

be safe. >> reporter: the funding comes from the jobs now program and that program is paid for by federal stimulus money. the money runs out in mid- september. they are looking to find other revenue sources to keep this program going. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, allie. well, this morning, day two of a four-day event is happening right now. they are trying to help needy, displaced and homeless veterans. this is what's happening out there this very moment. you get the idea. the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. this is what the east bay sounddown is, as they call it. right now they are getting ready to east breakfast. there's the breakfast table. this event will offer food, fresh clothing, healthcare, employment services to needy

veterans. this goes on through sunday. the organizers are hoping to help as many as 500 veterans. the pets that belong to those homeless vets are getting a standdown of their own at the trivalley animal rescue in dublin. today they will be treated to veterinary care everything get some grooming. for dogs, that will happen at the alameda sheriff facility and for cats. that will take place at the spca. police uncovered a pot growing operation last night. tara moriarty has the details about what led officers to that scene. >> reporter: on the bottom floor is a restaurant but according to authorities and illegal pot form was growing. there is an open door up there and that's where allegedly the two suspects were tossing bags of marijuana from upstairs. neighbors realized what was going on and reported some prowlers.

sure enough, when officers arrived on 12th street and 12th avenue off interstate 880, that's what they found. two men running from the back and two large garbage bags full of marijuana. more than 120 plants and some harvested along with sophisticated growing equipment. police caught one suspect right way abut had to use the k-9 for the second spell. >> i was at the park smoking a cigarette. the guy just slammed me and said what are you doing? i said talking to my bro. >> reporter: this is the second time in two years police have responded to this particular growing operation. same situation, where burglars are trying to steal marijuana just after midnight. now police say they are frustrated with the recent layoffs and say valuable time and resources are being wasted on exactly the same crime. no word yet on the street value

of this marijuana. and if there's any connection between the restaurant and the illegal growing operation upstairs. we're live in oakland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. 7:34. today is sentencing day for a former san francisco city employee convicted of computer tampering. terry childs was found guilty back in april of locking out other employees. this happened two years ago. he's facing two to five years in prison. the city is asking him to may 1.5 million for restitution for trying to gain access to that network. the concord man charged in the dog mauling death of his 2- year-old grandson has entered a not guilty plea. the man faces several charges stemming from last month's deadly attack by three pit bulls. prosecutors have added a new

charge, child abuse rutting in death. after finding out that the dogs hit a pair rod, chihuahua -- parrot, and chihuahua as well. a more is underway in contra costa county to require pet bull -- pit bull owners to spay or neuter their pets. this man is offering this ordinance. >> this is to limit the already abundant population of pit bull type breeds and make our community safer. >> now, he says this could take effect as early as this coming fall if it's approved by the entire board of supervisors. the san francisco attorney

is seeking an injunction against two warring against two gain gaining -- two gangs. they will be prohibited from activities like loitering. they say they are responsible for ten murders along with other violence. 35-year-old mark anthony kandler was found guilty of seven felony charges. prosecutors say he tried to fill a member of a rival oakland gang. oakland police say this closes one of their most extensive investigations ever. he faces at least 40 years to life in prison when sentenced next month. 7:37. tonight at midnight, san francisco's historic transbay terminal will close for good. the bus terminal at first and mission is set to be torn down to make way for a new $4

billion transbay transit center. you commuters will still be able to catch buses at a temporarily terminal. that starts to operate tomorrow morning at howard and main. the new terminal is scheduled to be completed in about seven years. 7:37. let's head right out to sal castanedo. hey, sal. >> hello there, claudine and dave. 2 0 northbound and winchester -- 280 northbound and winchester there is a slowdown there. let's move along to some live pictures this. this is the san mateo bridge. that traffic moves well all the way out to highway 101. if you are driving at the toll plaza expect a backup to appear. but so far we've been in good shape.

let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. happy friday. it looks to be a cool weekend. weatherwise the fog has increased rapidly and it might burn off slightly earlier today but there's no sign of any warmup. even our extended models don't do much in the wake of any type of warmth. after that fog burns off, it's up around 1,000 feet. it was up around 1500. that gave us a little bit more mist and drizzle. that seems to have slacked off a little bit. but inland areas stay well below average. the coast is definitely there but the inland areas are taking the biggest drop on these temperatures. another low. i heap, the pattern just -- i mean, the pattern just dropped in. if this was november, december, january, february, we would have four months of rain.

because it's summertime, the lows come in and we get another fog. the water temperatures have been yes very -- have been very, very cool. >> everyone set their record except for san jose. 51 san rafael and napa. 55 now san jose. palo alto, everyone within 4 degrees of each other. you usually don't see that. that's the case today. 40s in the mountains. it's really warm once you get cranked up in the mountains. the low is not going anywhere

any time soon. as long as it hits up there what we had in april, may, june, july, we just turned the calendar into august. it looks like august will be our fifth day in a row of -- i don't think i've ever seen a pattern like that. apple says a fix is on the way for the security problems. the concern is about certain pedia files that users can download. hackers can apparently use those files to break into the device and gain access to personal information. >> if you are concerned about

identity theft, this could be a way to do it. it's a relatively high concern. >> apple not saying when the software update will be available. but the experts advise if you come across a file you are not familiar with, don't download. incoming medical students won't need to carry -- carry around a lot of textbooks. find out how an ipod will help tighten the load. we'llty tell you how target is making amends for a political donation that a -- that offended some people. we'll be right back with that story. droiiiid. what this droid does will change how you do web connections.

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the government ordered the blackberry users to block data. this move from saudi arabia comes despite efforts many rely on their work. apple will start to sell phones with -- smart phones next week. industry analysts say this has hurt the industry there. incoming medical students at stanford university aren't

gonna have to lug around a lot of heavy textbooks. the university instead is going to issue ipads to 91 first-year students during orientation later this month. it's all part of a trial program to give students better access to a huge amount of medical information that's being put out constantly. they will be looking at a cost savings between expensive printed textbooks to digital ones. the "san francisco business times" says kaiser permanente is looking for ways to cut their costs as they see enrollment shrink. kaiser expects to get lower reimbursement rates as the healthcare reform begins. kaiser says they also want to find ways to improve quality of care. 37% of kaiser members are right here in northern california. the largest company that makes cray ons is going --

crayons is going green. they installed a solar farm and plans to double the size. the panels will give enough energy to make 1 billion crayons a year. that's about a third of the company's total output. target discount stores are expanding in the east bay. they he closed a deal to buy ten acres on the east side of dublin. tact says theirs a big enough market to support all of the east bay stores, including the ones at west tub lin, san rah mown and livermore. two other stores will open next year. and target has now apologized for a political donation that led to calls for a store boycott. the company gave $150,000 to a group backing a conservative republican for governor of minnesota who opposes same-sex

marriage. now, target's ceo wrote to employees say the -- saying the company was genuinely sorry that that donation upset some people and they will review future donations. an a.i.d.s. discrimination court against google can go to trial. the 16-year-old was fired. he was called an old map and fuddy-duddy, he says. google says he was not fired because of his age and says it will prove it does not discriminate when this case goes to trial. marina county supervisors are being asked to give the go- ahead to scrap a system known as s.a.p., should be phased out and replaced as soon as possible. since there have been so many problems, a new system would be more efficient.

7:48. while condo development has stalled here in the bay area, one type of housing seems to be gaining momentum. the san francisco business times reports several large apartment complexes are gearing up in san francisco, in oakland and in noster city and walnut creek. that's because apartments were not overbilled. and with more and more -- overbuilt. and with more and more people losing their homes to foreclosures, the demands for apartments is expected to stay pretty high. a jury in the south bay awards a huge amount of money to a former foster care child. a man is arrested for what he said about the workplace shooting in connecticut where nine people were killed.

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connecticut police arrested a man for some comments he made about the gunman. the man allegedly told someone

he understood the mindset of the killer. he says his comments were blown way out of proportion and calls hi arrest -- his arrest ridiculous. more than 200 young musicians will honor the memory of a 14-year-old alameda county girl whose murder is still up solved. jenny lip played viola in the castro valley chamber orchestra. you can see who she is. she was found stabbed to death in her home 16 years ago, stunning her relatives, teachers and friends. the yen -- the concert begin at 7:00 tonight. it will be held at redwood chapel community church on redwood road. the seating hear is first come

first served. the concert is absolutely free. a former foster care child will get $30 million for abuse he suffered while in a mountain view foster home. the jury said the child was the victim of more than 600 acts of sexual abuse from 1995 through 1999. the jury found the institute, which the state licensed to monitor that home, was 75% responsible. it also found that john hardy jackson, who ran that home, was 25% responsible. jackson was convicted in 2006 of more than a dozen heart attacks including -- dozen charges including lewd or lascivious acts on a child under 14. in santa rosa, police arrested a 15-year-old boy for indecent exposure. they say the boy was on a bicycle and rode by a mother and her two daughters without any pants on. it happened on the santa rosa creek bicycle trail early yesterday afternoon. the boy was booked into the

juvenile detention center. police in vallejo are looking for 1 laptops stolen yesterday from m.i.t. academy. investigators say the suspects entered the school on positive place by forcing open an exterior door. once inside, they apparently broke a glass interior door to get to an office where the commuters were being kept. police say right now they've made no arrest. the attorneys in the criminal case against barry bonds will meet today. they are still trying to set a trial date. so far bonds's legal team, the prosecutor and the judge have not been able to set a definitive date for the trial to start. barry bonds has entered a plea of not guilty for lying to a grand jury back in 2003 when he denied that he knowingly took performance-enhancement drugs. let's go right back tout to -- back out to sal.

>> how is cocoa county looking? >> not too bad. if you look at bay point, not too bad. is that the sun? i don't think i remember what that looks like. highway 4 is gonna be okay. we'll see slow traffic down on 6 0. moving down to the bay bridge traffic. traffic is moving well on the bridge into san francisco. that's 280 northbound. we had an earlier crash at 880. northbound 2 0 traffic is moving along pretty well. steve? >> sal? >> you didn't have to tweet me you're in the next room. [ laughter ] >> sal did say something that caught my attention. he said, "i see the sun." there is a little bit out there sp weather. weather very simple. almost all of the ones i receive are cold and foggy. we're showing the gray.

it shows antioch not in the fog. so it probably stops around mount diablo. that's way it usually works. everybody in between and to the west. look at that. that's a big fog bank out there. west-southwest fairfield, 15. a little less than yesterday. but still a sea breeze. fog is not going anywhere any time soon, that means the city is staying in the 50s for lows and low 60s for the highs. 61 cold and foggy. low overcast and then breezy. it will be sunny. the coast, 60s around the bay. upper 70s, low 80s inland. mount tam is 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. maybe there's slow burning off. maybe one to two degrees warmer. 53 ukiah. 53 sacramento. upper 80s very low 90s there. 50s and 60s up and down the

coast. morning fog, some drizzle but not as much as the past couple of days. low clouds, sunny, breezy. chilly if you're in the fog. inland, upper 70s, 80s. if you get the sun, and get no breeze, it's not bad. a little warmer on monday and tuesday. claudine and dave. all right. up next -- the bay area could see a wedding boom this weekend. find out how communities are preparing for a possible same- sex rush. and the plane crash, we under out there's bay area ties. air has no prejudice...

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." one man is behind bars at this hour. in connection with the shooting death of a young millbrae man. kraig debro is at the police station live. i know you have new information about the suspect. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we got the name of one of the two suspects that -- right now that police want for this -- police here in millbrae wouldn't give it to us. we called the county jail and they gave us the name of the man booked into the jail late last night, early this morning on a homicide. we're gonna give you that name

right now. it's lum ohio. he's 20 years old. no city given. we got new video this morning video of the scene of the crime. the police have one of the two suspects they are looking for, that person is in custody. the homicide took place at mills high school. that's in millbrae. right next to the tennis courts. signs of the aftermath are still visible on the ground on the asphalt path between a bench. police say 20-year-old jared was stabbed several times and died at the scene. several witnesses saw what happened but the victim's parents may never really know why. >> just want to know just want to know what happened to my son. >> reporter: police say the killers stabbed him during a night. a public report says the fight started after jarrett declined a request for a cigarette.

he died wednesday night around 11:30. his parents say he would have just gotten out of his four- hour auto mechanic class. they didn't know he would be stopping off on the way home from school. >> why my jarrett? so easy going. a loyal friend. >> reporter: now, th is video of one of the suspects being driven to the county jail. if you look at the car, it look like a squad car. but the man is in back of the car, police tell you, just ducking down. an officer here in millbrae tells us this morning that the suspect actually surrendered last night. police say he's 20 years old like the victim. they say the suspect has given a statement to police. they didn't tell us what it was and they are still looking for a second suspect. again, we got the name of the first suspect booked into the county jail last night after millbrae police stopped him off on charges of a 1 7. that's a homicide. he's 20 years old. now in the county jail.

back to you. >> thank you. a single-engine plane registered to a sunnyvale resident has crashed in colorado killing all three people on board. the beechcraft bonanza was flying over the arapahoe forest on wednesday. it was headed back from boulder ooms to california. investigators say it was so badly burned. they initially could not identify the plane and were having trouble finding out who was on board. the victims' names are not being released rye now because they are still trying to -- trying to notify the residents. the next time you ride community. you could see an important new safety feature. ktvu's allie rasmus is live now in san francisco with details of this new pilot program that they -- that they hope will

help suspend crime in oakland. >> reporter: they are called ambassador. they will be on trains here behind me that you see. this drain you are looking at is a t-third street train. that's un-- that's one of the trains that the community ambassadors will be on. they will be also riding the 9 san bruno line. now, this program was formed in response to several violent attacks that have happened on muni in the past few months. several of those victims were elderly and members of the city's chinese-speaking community. the ambassadors' role is to provide riders with safety tips, interpreters, language assistance or any concerns they have. some people we spoke with have already noticed the community ambassadors on the train. >> we saw them with the yellow vest on.

there were people come -- there were people trying to get on and it was crowded. so he was asked to help with a bag. >> maybe helping those people who are less fortunate and who cannot speak english. >> reporter: the community ambassadors had -- community ambassadors had been training with the san francisco police for the last few weeks. some muni riders say they are a little bit concerned about. >> i think it's a good idea but when push comes to shove, they have no -- there's not a whole lot they can do. it seems to me it may have some benefit. >> reporter: the money for this program comes from the city's jobs now program. the jobs now program is paid for in part of federal funding. that funding runs out in mid-

september. reporting live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:05. well, police in antioch have surveillance photos from a bank robbery that they want you to look at and they hope they will help track down three armed suspects. here's the pictures here. the men held up the bank of the west branch on lone tree way yesterday, shortly after noon. they got away with the crash in a honda civic driven by a fourth person. now, that car was last seen headed north on hillcrest avenue towards wild horse drive. well, today is another very important day in the con ten his legal battle over proposition 8 and same-sex marriage. federal judge vaughn walker issued a temporary stay, blocking same-sex marriages from resuming. the lawyers on both sides have until today to hand in written

arguments on whether the judge should allow those marriages to go forward while everything being appealed. county clerks are ready to start issuing marriage listens to same-sex couples as if judge walker riches --lyes hi temporary stay. in contra costa county, the clerk says he has extra volunteers on call to perform extra mayage ceremony if the judge lifts the stay and if there is a rush by couples to marry. we have more at ktvu.com. when the judge makes his decision on that stay, we'll post that on line as well. an event in san jose this weekend is expected to dray thousands of people interested in medical marijuana. for the first time ever, a cannabis convention is coming to the south bay. organizers say it will be an educational weekend, complete with seminars, presentations and hundreds of commits.

it will be held in the south hall on south market street. it kicks off at 2:00 this afternoon. it does run through sunday. 8:07. let's see if the commute is banking. sal, still have the friday light feel? >> it does have a friday light feel for sure. let's move along and take a -- take a look at some of these picture -- some of these pictures we're showing you. it's crowded but it's not stop and go. you can see it's pretty clouded -- crowded here coming up to the berkeley area. traffic is going to be on the westbound bay bridge approach with no accidents on the bridge. in the south bay, 237 getting a little bit of action. northbound 101 before alum rock there is an accident on the shoulder. they are waiting for a flatbed tow truck. here's steve. >> thank you, sir.

low clouds -- boy, this is one heck of a fog bank and one cool pattern that we're stuck in. it shows no sign of changing. there's some subtle hints maybe the middle of next week. on live stormtracker2 -- now, again, if you have sunshine and it looks out by antioch, pittsburg, oakley, maybe down to gilroy, it -- has the fog made it up to calistoga? if that's the case you can tweet me here, it's up around 2,000 feet. it will be hard-pressed to burn off. with everything in place we have a very strong hoe up in the pacific northwest. that really enhances the fog. if it dips far enough south near the oregon border, it might be enough to chew up the

fog. people are turning on their meters. i can't remember when i turned op my heater the last time. it's been a lost couple of weeks in the city as far as any warmth goes. that's for sure. still below average. 61 on the high. today it's 52 right now. yesterday at california academy of sciences, it was 48 on the low. of course at the rain forest, it's still balmy conditions. they september me a tweet to tell me that. thank you. i appreciate it. if you have been -- if you are heading up to the fair, when had when is the last time we've had this weather?

i can't remember. now, mount tam is 4 degrees warmer today than yesterday. that's just a slight indication that the fog will burn off sooner. there are some areas that are hot. they are not here. this will be five months in a row if everything continues to go where our highs have been below average. highs 60s by the inland. upper 70s to low and mid-80s for most unless you are far away from the coast and then you will get some 90s. fog is on the increase.

back to dave and claudine. 8:11. within the last few hours, we've received the new jobless figures. coming up -- breaking down those numbers and what they mean for the economy. also -- a popular musician wants to become the new president of haiti and a well- known actor says nope, that's a bad idea. an inside look at johannes mehserle, the man convicted of the shooting of oscar grant, from one of the former b.a.r.t. officer's friends.

well, it's cold out there. if you're stuck in this fog, it's really cold. alcatraz, 52. the city's 52. a lot of low 50s. once it burns off, it's a little better. 60 there, 70s around the bay. here's claudine. time now, 8:14. this morning, the labor department released the latest jobless numbers. alison burns is live you now in our washington, d.c. bureau to tell us what all of those numbers mean. >> good morning, claudine. disappointing weak, anemic. these are some of the words we're hearing from economists to describe the july jobs report that came out today. let's take a closer look at the numbers. overall, had 131,000 jobs were lost in the united states last month. most of those were temporary census jobs. private employers added 71,000

jobs. the unemployment rate stayed the same at 9.5%. now, at a hearing on the report that just ended here on capitol hill. the head of the bureau of labor statistics said there's positive indicators here of an economic recovery. >> although the job gains have been modest, they've been gains. i think that's encouraging. >> reporter: the white house says one of the bright spots is growth in manufacturing. 6,000 manufacturing jobs were created last month. president obama is going to be weighing in at an event here in d.c. in just about a half hour. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. all right, alison. thank you. 8:16. well, bp is moving on to that final phase of permanently sealing that broken oil well in the gulf of mexico. the crews finished pumping cement into the well. they are pushing the oil down

to its underground source. one spa -- once a cement sets everything which could happen today, the final step begins. that involves drilling the last 100 feet of the relief oil which will funnel the well right up to the tanker. that should be finished by the end of august. today, president obama is hosting a dinnary the white house to mark the confirmation of elena kagan as the new justice. she was approved today and will be sworn in tomorrow by chief john roberts. with kagan on the court it will be the first time ever that threewomen have served on the supreme court at the same time. the senate judiciary approved melinda haag -- melinda hague for attorney for san francisco. one of president obama's

leading economic advisers is leading the white house and coming back to teach at uc berkeley. christina romer is the council of economic advisers she cited her family commitments as the reason she's leaving. she plans to back to her former job. hip-hop artist cry clef jean makeofficial. he wases to be the next president of -- cry clef jean makes it official. he wants to be the next president of haiti. sean penn is skeptical. >> one of the reasons i don't know very much about jean is i haven't seen or heard anything of him in these last six months that i've been in haiti. >> now, cry clef jean returned to his native haiti to announce he's running for presidents.

a friend of former b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle is now speaking out. he tells us how mehserle acted in the hours and days after he shot and killed unarmed bear passenger oscar grant. the friend says he fears for his safety but he did agree to speak to ktvu on the condition that we didn't reveal his identity. he says he doesn't defend the shooting on january 1st, 2009. but he wants people to know that mehserle was deeply affected emotionally. inaudible due to voice changed. [ >> numerous times he broke down. he was crying so hard. the friend says mehserle did not make any -- make any

statements on the advice of hi -- on the advice of his attorney. we have more information at ktvu.com. click on the "mehserle" tab. today. today is the 65th anniversary that the u.s. dropped a bomb on hiroshima. killing 100,000 people. [ bell tolling ] >> in japan, annual peace ceremony was held. it was the first time ever that an american official has participated. u.n. secretary-general moon also attended the ceremony where -- where the victims were honored. 8:20. still ahead -- this may sound like something out of the old wild west but it has a modern day purpose. see the horses?

we'll tell you why animal rights activists are so upset about what's about to happen. and let the digging begin. do it be full speed ahead on the caldecott tunnel? we'll give you an update.

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a federal judge gave the go- ahead to round up wild horses next week. animal rights activists tried to delay the roundup and say they will appeal the ruling. this coming monday, caltrans will start carving out the fourth bore of the caldecott it uple. you are not dreaming. they will bring in a 54-foot long digging machine with a rotating cover to start the work on highway 24 between orinda and oakland. the fourth bore is expected to be finished in late 2013. and something new. a free shuttle service, up and running in oakland. it's free. broadway shuttle operates weekdays between jack london square and grant avenue between 7:00 in the moving and 7:00 -- until 7:00:00 p.m. this is paid for by clean air

grants, and various downton apartment owners. ac is operating it. this is brand-new. they hope it will bring more people into oakland. let's head straight out to sal castanedo, who is trying to deliver us friday light traffic today. hi, sal. >> hel le there. i just got a bunch of tweets from people who ride caltrain. you can always tweet me. one individual heard an announcement of running ten minutes behind. a bunch of trains are at least ten minutes behind in the northbound way of cal train. the bridges, right now, the traffic is good on the bridges. i want to bring steve in here. steve, i can't even see the richmond bridge on the cameras. it's too foggy. >> we're getting some -- foggy, supercold. that's the kind of information

we're looking for. there is just a huge fog bank out there. i'm sure there's some locations well away from the coast that have a little bit of sun. the overnight lows have been very cool. there's not much wind yet but once the fog bumps off, even out to fairfield. west-southwest 15. they had gusts to 29 earlier. this is a pattern that's just locked in. i don't mean just us, i mean the entire -- i know it was spain and portugal had their coolestup since 197. there are areas that are cool and other areas that are unbelievably hot and humid. it's been persisting for so long. for us, temperatures remain below average. if august continues in the pattern we're in now. it will, the fifth consecutive month our temperatures have come in below average. i don't see any reason why it shouldn't. honest to goodness, i really don't. the reason being a series of systems. they don't have to be that strong move into the pacific. that low right off seattle

keeps low pressure off of us. that keeps -- it doesn't take much. any heat in the valley can -- it doesn't take much. there goes the fog machine. 60s by the coast. even santa cruz is hard-pressed to hit 70. 52 san rafael/napa. livermore/concord 57. i think i saw a 58 at moffet but other than that, everybody is close. low clouds, sunny, breezy, chilly for tomorrow. a nice tweet yesterday from a guy near woodside. he said in the sun, it's not bad. in the sun it's not bad. these are way below average temperatures. your time is now 8:27. an investigation continues this morning into the killing of a young millbrae man. this morning we are gating new information about one of the suspect, the details are coming

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welcome back. oakland police are investigating a possible burglary uncovered at a pot growing operation. ktvu's tara moriarty is in oakland with new information about this overnight bust. >> reporter: we have with with's just learned the -- we've just learned the street

value of this mile-per-hour. there were apparently 600 plants found. that would put the estimate at about $250,000. where this was discovered. the back door, that's where the suspects were tossing bags of marijuana from upstairs. neighbors realized what was going on. they called police and reported prowlers and sure enough, when officers arrived on 12th street and 12th avenue off interstate 0, that's what they found. two men running from the back and two large garbage bags full of marijuana. more than 600 plants and some harvested. along with sophisticated growing equipment. police caught cun suspect -- caught one suspect right away. we spoke to the first suspect after officers arrested him. >> i was at the park smoking a cigarette. my friend was gonna get me.

his partner just slammed me and said what are you doing? i said talking to my girlfriend. that's what happened. >> reporter: this is the second time in two years police have responded to this growing operation. same situation where burglars were trying to steal mile-per- hour just after midnight. now police say they are frustrated, especially with the recent layoffs on the 4th. they say valuable time and resources are being arrested on the -- wasted on the exact same crime. the suspects, their ages are 18 and 22 years old. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:32. we're also getting information about a stabbing suspect. kraig debro is live with more and i know you have information about the parents of the

victim. >> yes. typically when you lose a loved one, your reaction is you want the kids or whoever did it to go to jail for a long time or even worse. that's not the case of these parents. one of the two suspects named is -- his last name is ahoffi. the victims say they are already forgiving their son's killers. the family is religiously observant and that could be one more reason. police say they believe two men are to blame for the stabbing death. >> there's forgiveness? >> oh, yeah. we would rather have them turn around -- >> yeah. >> making something of his life. we have too many good memories and too many good things to

think about. there's no room for hate or -- or feelings of revenge. >> reporter: now, police say one of the two men responsible for jarrett death is in the back of the this squad car. the officer asked him why he was ducking down. he said he wasn't ready to be on tv yet. police say the 0-year-old has spoken to investigators. he wouldn't say what they told him. police say several witnessed the stabbing. it happened weapon night at the it kniss courts at mills high school. this is video from an hour and a half ago that we got. police would not say what started the fight. the fight led up to the killing. jarrett's paps spoke to us about a recent change they had seen in their son. they say he showed maturity and in addition to taking

automechanic classes, he planned to go op a two-year mission in accordance with his religious beliefs. back to you. >> thank you, for the update. right now everything hundreds of -- this is it here. this is a four-day event that provides information on healthcare and employment services along with shelter and meals. now, this day began with a breakfast a little while ago. by the time it's all over, organizers are hoping to help as many as 500 veterans. a growing number of those veterans are women. >> we're seeing more female veterans that are here that are beginning to! soft -- that are beginning to have some of the same issues that the male veterans have had over the years. >> he also said the women don't serve on the front lines and suffer from some of the same

issues as men. that includes post traumatic syndrome. now, today, the pets will be treated to veterinary care and grooming. for dogs, that will happen at the sheriff's office and for the cats, at the spca. today is sentencing day for terry childs. he was found guilty in april of locking out workers from the city's main network for 12 days. that happens two years ago and now he faces two to five years in prison. the city is asking for $1.5 million for restitution. the concord man charged in the dog mauling death of his- year-old grandson entered a not guilty plea. 52-year-old steven hayashi

faces charges from last month's attack. prosecutors added a new charge -- child abuse resulting in death because his pit bulls killed a parrot and akita dog and a chihuahua before the dilling -- killing of his grandson. they say if he's convicted on all of the charges he could get as much as ten years in prison. now, in the wake of that drug mauling death, a move is underway to contra costa county to require pit pull owners to spay or neuter their pets. a supervisor is work working on this that's similar to another one. he says pit bulls seem to be less aggressive when they are fixed. >> the reason for this is to eliminate the already abundant population of pit bull type breeds and too make sure community safer. >> the supervisor says this

could take effect as early as this fall if approved by the board of supervisors. the san francisco city attorney is seeking an injunction against two warring gaining to -- gangs to help keep peace in the neighborhood. herrera filed these injunctions yesterday. herrera say the two gangs are responsible for at least ten murders in the past three years along with other violence. 8:37. well, tonight at midnight, san francisco's historic transbay terminal will close for good. the bus terminal at 1st and mission is about to be turned down to make way for a $4 billion transbay transit center. you will still be able to catch buses at a south bay terminal. that starts tomorrow at howard and main streets. the new terminal is scheduled to be completed in about seven reese. 8:8. let's head out to sal castanedo

who is watching our friday traffic. >> traffic has been nice and light for a while. very small time this morning, we had a smalled -- stalled vehicle on the bridge. it's been a very nice drive into san francisco. we checked the toll plaza because when something bad happens on the bridge, it affects so many people. let's take a look at 880 near the coliseum. the traffic there looks nice. we're looking into a very nice end to this friday morning commute. on the peninsula -- by the way, the maps change colors when it's heavy, to yellow and red. we had a -- we have a lot of green, which means traffic is doing very well around the bay. even in the south bay. not a lot of color on the maps. here's steve. thank you, sal.

happy -- thank you, sal. happy friday. some of the updated forecasted information just deep keeps low pressure right along the coast. i don't really see mip change. if you are just too cold, you can head up to lake county where -- or clearlake where temperatures have been in the 90s there. but nobody's even close here. i mean, you can see why. look at the low clouds and fog. there is a little bit of low cloudies in out to the sacramento valley. but a lot of gray there extending from the north bay to the east bay, south bay peninsula and even on the coast. all associated with a little help from the area of low pressure right there. right there. see that helps lift the fog. that gives us more of a west- southwest direction to clear it out, we need a north wind or a

northeast or high pressure from the southwest. when you have that low up to the north, that just opens the door for the fog to come flying in. the water temperatures are cool and any heat in the valley helps it along. modesto yesterday was 90. i know that's hot. but for august, modesto not hitting00, that's pretty impressive. the records, all except san jose, 1983, including that 104 in santa rosa. san jose, though, says no, no, you have to go back to 1913 when we were 102. 74 today. they should be 4. mount tamal pius running a tiny beat warmer. that might burn the nothing off early. -- earlier. 50 in tahoe. they are warming up to the mid- 80s. head to the mountains. same for reno, las vegas.

on the coast, it doesn't matter if it's lower, that low up there will keep the pattern going. what happened in june and july? they said, you know what? i like it here. i'm just gonna carry it into august. nice and cool. morning fogging, clouds. this low cloud deck will be with us all through the weekend. these temperatures probably wouldn't change much at all over the last couple of days. upper 70s, low to mid-80s. more fog, cooler op saturday. a slight warmer. claudine and dave? >> thank you, steve. 8:41. it's the latest thing on campus for some students at stanford. coming up -- find out how the ipad is about to help lighten their load. next time you are on a muni train, you may notice some people on board wearing a

yellowiest vest. they are not police officers and we'll explain who they are and how they are supposed to keep you safe.

police in millbrae have arrested wog of the two suspects in the death -- stabbing death. police took one suspect to jail in redwood city late last night after he reportedly turned

himself in. a pot -- and attempted burglary led to a pot bust last night. now, police found this operation above a restaurant and while they arrested two men who allegedly were trying to break into the location, this, we're told by police, is the second bust at that location in two years. there are kerrs about a pilot program aimed at improving safety on trains and buses. allie rasmus has more on this. >> reporter: the pilot program is called the muni community

ambassadors program. the role of the ambassadors is to serve as a liaison for those who ride muni and the police. we're here at one of the places where you might see them. they will be riding the 9th san bruno line in the early-morning and early-evening hours. several victims were elderly and didn't speak english, from attacks. these ambassadors are paid civilians, not police officers. some people we spoke to say they will concerned about that. >> i think it's a good idea. but if push comes to shove,

they have no -- it seems to me there could be some benefit. >> i just hope that nobody get hurt. a lot of people don't like to listen to people, especially if they are not wearing a badge or a gun, you know. i just hope they are safe. >> reporter: the ambassadors' role is to provide information and questions to any concerns they have. >> we saw them with the yellow vest on. several people were trying to get on and it was kind of crowded. he asked if he could help this person with one bag. let's hope the people who are less fortunate who can't speak england maybe. these am bass teres will be on the muni trains and buses until at least mid-september. that's when the money for this program runs out. but the san francisco city

leaders are in the process of trying to find other revenue sources to keep this ambassadors' program going. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> okay. thank you. time is now 8:48. the state's supreme court says an age-discrimination lawsuit against google can go to trial. ryan reed was 54 when he was fired sigs years ago. he says his supervisor and coworkers called him an old man and fuddy-duddy. he said there was a bias. google says he was not fired because of his age and it will prove, google says, they do not discriminate when this case goes to trial. saudi arabia started suspending message service on the blackberry smart phones. the government ordered mobile providers to block the services or face million-dollar fines.

the government of saudi arabia says they did it over safety concerns. >> apple says a fix is on the way for the security problems recently discovered in the iphones and the ipad. the concern is about certain pedia files. hackers can apparently use those files to break into the gadgets and then gain access to your personal information. >> if you are concerned about identity theft, this is a way to do that. so it's a relatively high concern. >> experts say if you come across a pede deyaw -- media -- pedia file that you are not familiar with, don't download it. ipads will issued to 19

first-year students during orientation later this month as part of a trial program to give students a huge amount of information that's being produced all of the time. school officials say they will be looking at cost savings and switching from expensive textbooks to the digital ones. target stores are expanding in the east bay. target closed the deal to buy ten acres on the east side of dublin. target says there is a big enough market to support all of the east bay stores, including the ones now in west dublin, san ramon and livermore. target says this new store and others will be opening next year. marin county has already spent $30 million on a commuter system but now county supervisors are being asked to give the go ahead to scrap it. county administrators and an

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welcome back. this morning, demonstrators are -- demonstrators are gather the outside the lawrence livermore lab to protest against weapons. today is the 65th anniversary of the day the u.s. dropped the bomb on hiroshima. [ bell tolling ] >> the u.s. ambassador of japan attended. and the u.n. secretary-general was also at the ceremony where victims were honored. police in vallejo are out there looking for 18 stolen laptop computers, ripped off from m.i.t. academy. vestigators say the students got into the school on positive place. once inside, they broke a glass

up tear yore door and got into the office where the computers -- interior door and got into the office where the commuters are. attorneys for barry bonds meet today, the federal prosecutors and the judge are trying to set a trial date. they haven't set a definitive date for the trial to start. barry bonds pled not guilty when he denied knowingly taking performance-enhancing drugs santa ana in santa cruz, sheriff deputies have been documents the number of homeless still camming out on the steps of the county courthouse. demonstrators began to camp there on july 4th. the protesters want the city to drap the -- to scrap the law. they are reportedly working on a plan to deal with this ongoing demonstration. here is a great story -- a 15-year-old bay area girl will soon represent the united

states in the first world youth olympics. take a look at trinity wilson. there she is right near. one of only two student athletes from california to represent team usa in track and field. trinity will be competing in the 100-meter hurdles and will give in the olympic village in singapore for three weeks. the first race is set for august 17th. go, trinity! >> yeah, good for her. let's head to sal for a last look on this friday morning for the traffic report. >> the traffic on 280 has recovered. we had an earlier problem on 280. that's gone. this morning we're looking at interstate 80 in front -- 880 in front of the coliseum. right now it's slower than that. no worry at the $6 top.

sal, we are stock -- socked in. today, 50s, 60s by the coast. upper spent and 80s inland. cooler saturday and sunday. slight warmer after that. >> we're never gonna hear you say the word "heatwave." >> eventually. >> okay, thank you, steve. that's gonna do it for us on this friday. have a great day and great weekend. >> bye now.