more heartbreaking testimony is expected in the richmond gang rape case. and apple is making a big announcement and beatle fans will be especially interested. and good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, november 16th. oakland police are checking to see if there's a connection between a high-speed chase, a crash, and a series of disturbing street robberies. ktvu's kraig debro joins us live from oakland police headquarters now with some new information. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, tori. typically when there's robbery and there's suspects, they are arrested a little later, perhaps down the line a little bit. in this case, we're talking about armed street robberies in the lake merritt area took

place between 6:00 -- between 6:00 and 7:00. the suspects were arrested in the morning. police believe these same people are responsible also for several terrifying armed street robberies. police cornered two individuals not far from the hospital. police say a white sedan crashed into another car at that intersection and the suspect split on foot. police followed close behind but couldn't find the suspects initially. officers called in at least one k-9 unite and carefully looked between porches and cars. this all happened believing the vehicle may be stolen. >> the driver didn't stop. he took off. he led police on -- he led police on a chase on the

bridge. there could be another reason the driver didn't want to talk to police. police sources tell us, these same three people could be responsible for seven armed street robberies from lake merritt to hyde street that began around 7:00 p.m. last night. they also might be connected to a home invasion robbery last night. a lot to uncover. for instance, we don't know if police uncovered any of the stolen property that was stolen in armed street robberies. >> we don't know if they got any weapons. we are trying to find that out. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:03. well, a family in concord has a lot of questions for police this morning after an officer shot and wounded the family's dog. this happened last night on esperanza drive while police were out there searching for a car thief. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. the owner of this pit bull told

us that his 2 1/2-year-old, ju ju, will survive. he said the shooting did not have to happen. the situation began last night around 9:00, when concord police chased a car thief a block away from where the family lives here in concord. that's where the thief abandoned the stolen car he was driving and ran off. concord police one of the officers who was with a kay 9 -- with a k-9 officer. the ju ju went straight for the k- 9. the concord police said the pit bull threatened both the officer and the k-9 officer. ju ju said he doesn't believe the officer needed to shoot his dog. he followed the dog and -- the cop's dog, barking my dog and that's it.

they chase each other. that's it. >> the dog was a threat to our officers and the dog and unfortunately our attempts to control the dog resulted us in having to shoot the dog although it does not appear the dog is gonna be more tally injure -- mortally injured. >> reporter: they did capture the car thief suspect last night. officers found the suspect behind the home in a tree in a backyard. he says he still wants to talk to the department, though, about the incident involving his dog. reporting live from concord, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. it is 7:05. more emotional testimony is expected today during day two of the preliminary hearing in the richmond gang rape case. there was extraordinary security in martinez yesterday when sheriff deputies escorted the seven defendants into the croom. they are accused of -- into the

croom -- courtroom. they are accused of raping a 16- year-old girl after a high school dance last year. nearly everyone agrees the tight security is needed in this case. >> obviously there is a lot of tension. there is a lot of individuals who are angry and there is a lot of people who want to see people punished. >> yesterday, a richmond police officer choked up in court as he called one of the worst experiences of his career. officer todd kaiser said he found the 15-year-old victim slung over a bench badderred and beaten when her attackers ran from the scene. more police officers are scheduled to testify today. the growing problem of bullying on school campuses will be be the focus in san jose opportunity. students, parents and leaders will ask for action to be taken

that will create a safer environment. parents say bullying causes children to miss school and even cause suicide. 7:06. well, apple is following through just minutes ago with a promise, they say they would make this a day you will not forget. a couple of minutes ago, apple made an announcement that itunes will offer music from the beatles. music lovers will find all of the classic beatle songs on sale at the itune sale. they went on sale about a half hour ago, ahead of the official announcement at 7:00. this, by the way, is the first time the beatles songs are available. >> people have been waiting. >> yes. we want to check in with sal castanedo, starting starting with san jose right now. sal? >> a little help from my friends here. let's go outside and take a look at northbound 280.

as you head up highway 17, traffic is going to be busy getting up in the valley. as we see through downtown san jose, nothing major. this morning's commute is okay on interstate 880 it is better than it probably will be in a few hours as traffic starts to wind up here. it soundses like there is a new -- sounds like there is a new accident. a couple of lanes blocked. this is san bruno. moving along to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is moving along okay if you are driving out to the -- out to san francisco, you will see the traffic is moving along okay. let's see. let me just see if i can brick it up here. if you can bring up the map, i know this is last minute, i want to show you this right here, this accident -- right here, 28 at -- 280 at 380 there is a crash, watch for slow traffic developing out of daly

city. two lanes are blocked. we'll follow this accident. here's steve. good morning, sal. we have clear skies. sunday, monday we had temperatures 20 degrees above average. it will be nice today. but you may not like me by sunday/monday because highs might be in the upper 40s. no, no. i'm not making that up. we're seeing a huge change and if you are traveling to the pacific northwest, if you are heading up to seattle, they are looking for maybe brutally cold temperatures. first let's take care of yesterday's record highs. kentfield, 84 degrees. most of the records that broke the old mark. 77 back in 1938. santa rosa, 84 was the record. napa's 83 bass a record -- was a record. and mountain view all records for the day. but we can say bye-bye to these 80-degree temperatures because they are going to disappear pretty fast. the first part of a cooling trend is just now coming down into the picture.

the fog is coming down ahead of it. it's to the south and north. we're caught if between. we still have the sunshine. it will be cooler. but 60s and 70s. there will be a few mid-70s. sunny but cooler today with temperatures still above average, though. i mean, now it's 62 to 64. san francisco, which was 80 yesterday, 68 today. the old record, by the way, was 83 in 1895. how about that? yeah. oakland, 68 today. 62 is average. santa rosa, 74. should be 63. mountain view, 73. your record, 77. not that long ago. it's 2005 and san jose 74. that's still 10 above average. we'll go below by friday and then saturday/sunday way below. 41 st. helena, kenwood, north napa, 4. la fayette's 46. los fat goes -- los gatos 48. there's still blustery conditions in the higher

conditions. 43 ukiah. 44 sacramento. fresno, 40 -- fresno 40s. just a weak system coming in but it's the first of what looks to be of cold air between now and i would say next monday. sunshine, nice, just a little cooler. still some wind up in the hills. 60s and 70s on your temperatures and as you saw, these are a a good 10 degrees above average. tomorrow they start to slide further. the big blast of cold air doesn't arrive until saturday night or sunday. but ahead of that we'll get some cooler air and off-and-on rain. if you report out saying some dire -- setting some dire predictions about the long-term of lake tahoe. the report says rising global temperatures will gradually cause an earlier snow melt. by the middle of the century, there could be flooding at the

upper truckee river which fields into lake tahoe. by the 22nd century, the snow could decline by 40% to 60% and a drought could take ahold of the area. there's also concern according to the uc davis report that algae will diminish the clarity of the beautiful lake tahoe. 7:11. new evidence in the natalee holloway case. the discovery on the caribbean island of aruba where she disappeared in 2005 and who will be examining? he was once considered running for president. and was considered a candidate. hear what he thinks president obama's biggest mistakes are. and big news from the royal

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there was a bone found in aruba and authorities will try to determine if the bone was human. joe ran van der sloot was arrested twice in connection with her disappearance and

never charged. the house ethics committee is deliberating 15 counts of financial misconduct against long-time democrat congressman rang. that's after he defiantly walked out of his trial yesterday. >> with all due respect, since i don't have counsel to advice me, i'm going to have excuse myself from these proceedings. >> rangel asked if he could have the trial delayed until he could have counsel, but the hearing wept on. senate republicans are expected to vote to put an end to those pet projects today. it could cost some bay area agencies and cities some big bucks. scott macfarland has the story in our washington, d.c.

newsroom. good morning, scott. >> reporter: good morning, the homeless programs in san jose are all said to get hundreds of thousands of dollars in earmarks. but congress is now poised to end the practice of earmarks. much because of the pressure of key party groups and because of election hype and because of the massive freshmen republican congressmen who don't want the earmarks. gop leaders now bowing to the pressure. >> nearly every say that the senate's been in session for the past two years i've come down to this very spot and said democrats were ignoring the wishes of the american people. when it comes to earmarks i won't be guilty of the same thing. >> senator mccon connell and others will -- mcconnell and others will vote today. come january, the republican will control the house and its rules. live in washington, scott

macfarland, ktvu channel 2 news. former secretary of state, colin powell says he believes the reason democrats did so poorly in the recent election is that president obama lost focus and should have done more to help the economy. powell's speaking on "larry king live" and commented on the president's remark that he got shellacked in the election. >> he got shellacked. i think it was more than that. i think it was more of a body blow that he has to figure out how to come back from. asked about sarah palin, he called her a fascinating person, a political celebrity and political force. but he says the tea party movement she has embraced has fiscal goals that are not achievable. back from his post-election vacation, governor-elect jerry brown is facing a state budget deficit that's even bigger than projected. brown is meeting privately with advisers on how to come up with ideas on how to tackle the

deficit that's grown from $12 billion to $25 billion. commits say there's nothing easy that's left to cut. >> the cuts have been so severe, so sustained over the last three or four years, and the economy is in such bad shape right now, that many more cut thes and you are talking about -- cuts and you are talking about permanent damage. >> jerry brown has set up an area on his website where anyone can offer suggestions on how to "get california working again." state lawmakers hope to fill some of that deficit by lling off 24 state buildings. they believe they can raise 1.3 billion. but the state treasurer calls it a poor fiscal policy and says it's bad for taxpayers and last year, the legislative office said this would cost the

state $1.4 billion in the next 35 years. that's because the state plans to lease back office space in those very same buildings. just this morning, we found out there is a british royal wedding in the works. the palace announced prince william and his long-time girlfriend, kate middleton, got engaged during a vacation in kenya. they are due to marry next summer. they are both 28 years old and met more than eight years ago while students at the university of say the -- of saint andrews. they are engaged. it should probably be as big of a wedding as when his parents got married. >> are you going? >> i don't think so. [ laughter ] there is a controversy over $500 million for a new school in the south bay that never opened. a disturbing site spotted all over the bay area. birds with beer cans around

their next. the rescue that's not giving animal advocates some sense of relief. there is a multi-vehicle crash. it looks like they just pulled it over to the shoulder. southbound 101, right in front of the civic center and traffic is backing up into novato. we'll tell you more straight ahead.

walmart states robust international business and cost controls are behind the increase for them this quarter. but a key revenue fell for the sixth quarter in a row indicating the u.s. is still is still struggling.

"the san jose mercury" reports the mexican-american community services received $500,000 from the city to open a preschool. but it never opened. city officials are debating whether that group should give that money back. the nonprofit is already under a separate investigation for allegedly skimming employee pension funds. in walnut creek city officials could approve a six- month moratorium tonight of new cell phone to youers. residents weighed in on that topic last week. it regulates the height of -- the height of an ten nas. the city council -- antennas. 7:2. we want to check in with sal for an update on that bad accident. southbound 101 on san rafael. it's an injury crash you are

saying. >> that's right. it was in the middle lane. now they are partially blocking the right lane as you see engine and truck company there along with paramedics, chp and several vehicles involved. southbound 101 is backing up quickly into novato. it's backing up into marinwood now. pretty soon it will be backed up into novato. this morning it was already kind of getting back under anyway. it looks like we have -- if you hold this picture, it look like maybe one of the truck companies is leaving there. so perhaps that's a little sign of improvement, one of the marin county truck companies is leaving the scene. but still southbound 101 is going to be slow. let's go out and ache a look at what we have -- take a look at what we have on the peninsula. southbound 280 really slow out of daly city. an accident 280, southbound 380. if you are going to the airport, today is the day to use 101, don't use 280. bay bridge -- bay bridge toll

plaza is backed up for about a 15-minute delay. a lot of sunshine. just not as warm today. we'll have temperatures still above average. 60s and 70s. the lows are significantly cooler than 24 hours ago. you lose the wind except in the higher elevations. at the surface things are really calming down. sunshine, a little cooler today. yesterday and sunday we stopped out with -- topped out with 80- degree temperatures. it will still be nice today but temperatures coming down. 60s, 70s. mid-70s. fremont, 50. we'll go 68 and then a high of 2, down 8 from yesterday. 40s for many. now san anselmo is in there, livermore, palo alto, 50s, san francisco, oakland, berkeley. yesterday at this time they were about 70. first of what will be many little systems carve org itsing -- carving out a very cold pattern. sunshine, nice, a little

cooler. still some wind up in the higher elevations. 60s and 70s today. big news, it starts a little bit tomorrow and then a lot as we start on friday. temperatures will struggle to get out of the upper 40s and low 50s by sunday, tori and dave. >> okay, steve. 7:26. access denied. the reason an ambulance was not allowed onto a local high school football field after a frightening collision. a case of animal cruelty in san francisco. the sad reason there's only one swan life at the palace of the fine arts. >> reporter: i'm tara moriarty live in san francisco, where the crab season got off to a good start. we'll tell you how this will affect the prices you pay at the grocery store.

we're following breaking news right now. we have just learned that two people have been shot to death in vacaville. a third person was injured in the gunfire. all of this happened early this morning. investigators telling us the killings may be tied to a man who damaged vacaville police headquarters. we do have a ktvu news crew

heading out there now and we'll have live updates coming up. a san jose mother is expressing outrage this morning. her son was injured during a high school football game. but when an ambulance arrived, it was blocked from driving on the field. pam cook has more. >> well, the 1-year-old boy is a student at delmar high school in san jose. he was hit in the game in the head and suffered a concussion. but the principal of the school reportedly did not's lou the ambulance on the field apparently to protect the field. she said she was just following orders to keep vehicles off. a spokesperson for the school board said he's appalled at the decision and what happened. paramedics were forced to carry the injured player, 75 yards on a gurney. the boy's mother wants the principal disciplined and to take steps so this never

happens again to another student. now, we have a photographer outside her home right now, waiting to get comments about this incident. she said she's -- her son is suffering headaches and they are watching for brain damage. so she says did the time it took the paramedics to get to him, did it affect or could it affect his health? back to you. >> thank you, pam. authoritiesauthorities in san mateo county have arrested two teenagers on suspicion of shooting at two motorcyclists with a pellet gun. the two teens hit them on wood side on saturday. a woman was shot in the hand. another motorcyclist was found in the knee. dupes found the teens not far from -- deputies found the teens not far from the crime and admitted they did it.

johannes mehserle will return to a los angeles courtroom december 3rd. that's when his lawyers will seek his release on bail pending an appeal of his involuntary manslaughter conviction. now, 11 days ago, a judge sentenced johannes mehserle to two years. the judge gave him credit for time already served. that means he could be eligible for release in about seven months. the trial of the two pen charged with killing oakland journalist chauncey bailey is now underway, more than three years after daily's death. former your black muslim members are accused of killing bailey and two other men in 2007. the judge is considering several motions if this case.

jury selection is not expected until january. 7:33. more humane remains have been found in golden gate park by san francisco police. this follows the discovery on sunday of a severed arm near the polo field. investigators asay all of the human remains belong to one person. the medical examiner will determine when the man died and if he died of natural causes. we talked to a man who lives in golden gate park and he says he's not surprised human remains were found. >> i'm aware of what the danger is. it's quite dangerous out ear and several times i've had problems. >> police say at this point, they have no reason to suspect foul play and there's no indication that the park is unsafe. but visitors are urged to be aware of their surroundings. 7:34. calosha, investigating a deadly accident in done cord --

concord. this one involving a wood chipper. police say the victim, 33-year- old antonio. rbarraros was trimming the trees when he got tangled in in the rope. he was thrown and sured a fatal injury but was not pulled into that wood chipper machine. san francisco animal control is asking the public for anyone about information over the killing of a swan. the swan that was killed was called "monday." six months ago, her mother was stolen. this is video of the two swans were i've taken last year. now there's only one swan left. her neck was broken and there were several empty beer bottles nearby. one of the seagulls that's been spotted with part of a beer can around its neck is now

free. workers from the group "build rescue" found the bird at lake merced in san francisco yesterday. they cut off the cans and set the bird free. a number of other birds have been spotted with cans around their necks. let's check in with traffic and sal, things are busily happening out there. they are happening and we're checking on that accident. we told but that last time in san rafael. southbound 101. it looks like they've made some progress on it. still there on the shoulder. but traffic is very slow past the scene. you can just tell people are slowing to take a look at it and then they move on. unfortunately traffic is backed up into up well into novato. 101 is no good. this morning's commute on the peninsula is terrible. southbound 280 at 380 there is an accident driving through daly city and out of san francisco down the peninsula. it's terrible on 280.

i would use 101 instead at this point. let's go back to the maps real quick. i want to show you -- there we go. 880 southbound between hayward and union city, look at all of that slow traffic. when you see red on the map, that's stop and go. now, 280 northbound, that's also very slow. so i would say this is the heart of the commute and so far the busiest day of the week. skies are clear. it's a beautiful day. june, july, august, folks would live in san francisco -- ocean beach, it was cold, soggy. sunday, monday, it was 80 deees. it was 80 from the sunset district, the china basin, embarcadero it didn't matter. but changes are brewing big time as we head toward the weekend. sunny but cooler. it's still a little blustery, windy in the hills.

fog, cooler tomorrow. we'll get some rain. it looks like friday night is the first one and saturday saturday night into sunday with lingering rain as we go into monday and tuesday. yesterday, though, it was more about those record highs. kentfield's 84. that broke the old mark of 77 in 1938. santa rosa, 84. san rafael, 82 and mountain view, 81. san francisco tied at 80 degrees. most of the records went back to 2008. the first couple of systems that come in and kind of bump the high out of here will be very dry. this system right here coming down is just pushing the fog down the fog -- coast. 68 in san francisco today. average is 64. so still above but the record, 83 in 1895. oakland, 68. that's a above. should be 62. santa rosa, 7. mountain view, 73 and san jose also 74. 10 above average but by sunday/monday, these highs will

be about 54. st. helena and kent wood at 41. cordelia 43. los gatos and snee ma both checking in at -- sonoma, 43. hear is a lot going on. there will be a third system coming in early next week. most of this will had stay to the north of us. sunshine tonight, nice. a little cooler. just a little bit. still some wind up in the hills. 60s and 70s. temperatures, as you saw, about 10 degrees above average. five-day. now tomorrow we'll usher in the fog. that means temperatures drop more. a further drop on thursday. here comes the cold air. i think the rain comes in. after a minor delay, the much-anticipated commercial crab fishing see isn't --

season is officially underway. tara moriarty has been watching the boats leaving from san francisco. she joins us now and it looks like there is a lot of activity behind you. >> that's right. pier 45 has been busting all monning long. this guy is picking up these pots to load up and put on the boats. one of these boats just pulled in, they will will be putting some traps on as well. if you take a step over here to the side, you can see that there are hundreds and hundreds of traps that line this entire dock and those, of course, the first traps that were set were placed at exactly 6:00 this morning on the ocean floor. now, fishermen have been itching to leave after a one- day delay to the start of the season. crabbers and processors wanted to test and weigh the crustations to make sure they were meaty enough. so after tense moments yesterday, they did determine the tests yielded a good enough results to give a green light

to the season kicking off today. >> see how there's more colors and the -- there's more butter and the colors have changed? >> it's so complicated with all of these pots and these systems and the politics, it's rewarding. >> industry insiders say there are good indications that the harvest this year will be full. the grocery store, you could probably be paying about $a pound for that crab. live in san francisco, tear ray moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. breaking news out of vacaville involving a double shooting. we will have a live report coming up. also -- find out what the president of the university of california is expected to

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>> reporter: police say he's the man responsible for shooting these three people at this apartment complex. two men were found dead inside the apartment and as soon as vacaville police arrived, they found a woman laying outside. they say they expect her to survive her injuries.

she was transported to uc davis medical center for treatment. what they would like to know at this point, obviously is a motive for as much as they've been talking to that man the past four hours and haven't figured that out yet and they expect to be here on vacaville on scene for the bulk of the day. >> what is the neighborhood like? i was looking at google? is it a fairly nice neighborhood? >> reporter: the neighbors out here were telling me it's really been quite some time. they said they did not -- they did not specify but they said quite some time sincety had seen or heard of any violence in this area. they were quite surprised overnight. you can imagine, hearing gunfire, which is what they heard at 1:50 this morning. so, yeah, neighbors definitely surprised to hear about this and definitely surprised by what everyone is saying was a very bizarre behavior of this

man. >> all right. well, some breaking news in vacaville. we'll continue to follow it. thank you for the update. protest remembers expected to be in san francisco today as uc regents need to discuss rate hikes. yudof has proposed an 8% increase which would raise annual tradition by $822 starting next fall. that's in addition to a 32% increase that just took effect early this year. yudof's proposal also includes raising the retirement age from 60 to 65 for few cure employees. the california supreme court has upheld a state thaw that gives undocumented immigrants as legal state residents. the law says any students, regardless of this immigration state tis, who attends a california high school for at least three years can qualify for instate tuition rates. >> but in the grand scheme of things, we're all students that have been in the system for 12,

13 years here that are no different than any other student. >> instate tuition saves students about $23,000 a year. uc students save about $11,000 a year. jurors in washington, d.c. will hear closing arguments in the chandra leavey murder trial. the defendant is accused of sexually assaulting and killing heavy back in 2001. she was a mode intern who was romantically linked with gary condit. investigators later determined condit had nothing to do with her disappearance or her death. authorities now are seeking murder charges against a woman accused of pushing an elderly woman off a train platform in los angeles. police say the 84-year-old woman was waiting for a train when the suspect came up from behind her and pushed her onto an empty track. the victim was with her sister at the time, who watched in

horror. >> i could hear the crack, yes. so i knew her and she was bleeding. i couldn't think of anything. i just stood there looking down at her. >> the elderly woman suffered head injuries and later dayed in the hospital. the 4-year-old suspect has been arrested. investigators say this attack was completely unprovoked. they are still trying to figure out why she did it. pg&e is working with the city of san francisco on several safety improvement the for its aging -- imprompts for its aging electrical system. a hearing was held yesterday to prevent future underblown explosions. officials are considering replacing all of the older- model transformers and the fitting of 125 manhole covers with a swivel lock cap to keep them from blowing into the air. as we told you yesterday, a lot of shoppers have recently

ditched plastic shopping bags in favor of reusable bags. but those shoppers are hoping to help protect the environment. but there's new evidence about some of the so-called ecobags that they reportedly contained lead and may pose a heck risk. ktvu conducted a led test on a dozen shopping bags from bay area stores. most of the test results were negative. however, one brown and green  bag from rite aid raised a red flag. what we're getting is about 600 parts mer million of lead. so that would be around the around twice the amount of lead in children products. >> our testing was conducted after hours so we weren't able to reach height aid to hear their side of the story. a new children tea book written by president obama goes on sale today. the book is called "a letter to

my daughters." the book shows the daughters walking a cross the green lawn with their pet dog, bo. 7:50. the 9ers, they have been on recent weeks, but their feed ride is over in one -- free ride is over in one bay area city. an one tough method being used to crack down on repeat dui offenders.

the new owners of the golden state warriors are not moving out a possible move across the bay. >> is there a day in the future

when the team could wind up being in san francisco? it's possible. we all know, there's no sense in hiding it, the lease expires in seven years. like any good business we're gonna evaluate our opportunities. >> last week, the nba approved the warrior sale for a record $415 million. we'll hear more from the owners when they join us right here on "mornings on 2" at 8:45. the free ride is over for the 49ers. police will begin billing the owners for escorting the team back and for the. they've also billed $18,000 out. 9ers hope to build a new $900 million stadium in santa clara. well, ahead of the holiday season, authorities in sonoma county are cracking down on

repeat dui offenders to keep them off the road. >> have you been drinking tonight? >> he injuries i have. >> now. police have been going door to door tracking those who skipped out in court or have been drinking in violation of their probation they are also staking out people at home, at work, even for bars, looking for them to drive on a suspended license. >> they are very slippery, they hard to find. they know. they know how the game works. interlock devices, probation, it doesn't slow them down. >> well, the county offers a year-long dui court program for repeat offenders to get to the root of mr. had their problemle they report -- root their drinking problems. they report to a judge once a week. let's check with sal on the 808 problem. >> there are problems on 880

now. we're looking at 880 from our roof camera and jack london square. southbound is okay. so far the traffic is okay -- it's reported at 16th. so if it stays there for any length of time we'll see some slow traffic heading south. all right take a look at the westbound bay bridge. that's backed up. you can kind of see the flag waving in the wind there a little bit. westbound traffic backed up to about a 20-minute delay at the toll plaza. and this morning if you are driving in the east bay. look at all -- look at all of that traffic. there is an accident, but southbound is terrible there. if you are driving on the peninsula, it's still pretty slow of southbound 280 driving out of daly city to san bruno. here's steve. sal touch odden a little bit of a breeze. it's -- touched on a little bit of a breeze. there will had still be breezy to windy conditions in the higher elevations.

it's clear. it will be sunny. it will had still be nice. temperatures will be above average. we're going to see a dramatic cooldown as we get to the weekend. it will start a little bit today but more so tomorrow. the fog is coming down the coast. today sunshine, there's plenty. coast, bay inland. 60s and 70s instead of those upper 70s and low to mid-80s. 68 at noon. we'll go for a high of 72 today. down 8 from yesterday. 40s and and -- 40s and 50s. we're down 12, 14 degrees. 47 palo alto. san jose, 9. concord, 9. that cold air is on its way. now, again, it won't really arrive until friday and then saturday and sunday there had be a reinforcement of it. everything starts to point down from the north t will be unbelievably cold to the pacific northwest. sunshine, night, cooler. windy in the hills. occasionally breezy at the

surface. not bad. 60s and 70s on your temperatures. cooler thursday. much colder friday and saturday. dave and tori? >> thank you, steve. 7::57. we'll continue to follow our breaking news from vacaville. two people have been killed in an overnight shooting. investigators say the suspected killer then went berserk at police headquarters. also, how a police activity in one neighborhood ended with the family pet being shot. can't buy me love but you can buy the music online. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughou

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, november 16th. we are following breaking news out of vacaville this morning, where police say a man shot three people, killing two of them at an apartment complex just before 2:00 this morning. officers say while they were responding to the scene of the shootings, the alleged gunman walked into the vacaville police station acting strangely. they subdued him with a taser. police say at this point they don't know what the motive for the shooting is. officers found two men dead inside an apartment and -- at williams street in vacaville and a woman on the sidewalk outside suffering from a gunshot wound. again, no motive for the it. we have a news crew heading to the scene and will continue to have updates on this story. in oakland, three people are in custody right now after a dramatic overnight high-speed chase and the police are trying to figure out whether there is a possible link to several

recent street robberies. ktvu's kraig debro has been following this all morning and is back with us live about with the details. >> reporter: i did -- live with the details. >> reporter: there are more than five hours between the street robberies and the chase that ended in an oakland neighborhood. earlier this morning, police say they believe the robberies and the chase are connected. now, this is the scene at east 25th street and highland in oakland around 1:30 this morning. that's when the chase ended, around 1:45, police arrested three people. two men and a women were cuffed and put in the back of police cars. k-9 units were called in to sift out the suspects. the car lost control and crashed into a parked car. the suspects fled and are now in custody. the chp got involved in the church because they been chasing the driver of a on the bay bridge. ty were trying to pull over the

driver on the suspicion the vehicle was stolen. police believe the same suspects are responsible for a series of armed robberies beginning around 6:00 p.m. yesterday from lake merritt to hyde street. police say these same suspects might also be supposable for a home invasion that took place within the same time frame. again, no confirmation on the link between the chase and armed robberies. we hope to get an update a little later from opd. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you kraig. a concord family has a lot of questions for police this morning after an officer shot and wounded their family pet. it alled -- happened last night on esperanza drive. police say they found the stolen car abandoned on nearby dena street after a briefcase. they began searching backyards for the.

and a homeowner's pit bull charged at the officer and the police dog. >> the dog was a threat to our police officer and the dog and our -- this resulted in us having to shoot the dog. >> they follow the dog. that's it. they chase each other. that's it. >> the dog's owner says his dog followed a solder injury and is redoffing at home. he said he would -- recovering at home. said he would like to talk to police about this more. more emotional testimony expected in day two in the preliminary hearing in the richmond gang rape case. there was extraordinary security yesterday whenner sheriff deputies escorted the defendants into the courtroom. they are suspected of raping a girl outside of a richmond homecoming dance last year. the preliminary hearing will determine if there's enough evidence to put them on trial. almost everyone seems to agree the -- the tight security is in this case. obviously there is a lot of

tension. there is a lot of individuals would are angry. and there is a lot of people who want to see people punished. now, yesterday a richmond police officer actually choked up in courted a described -- as he described one of the worst experiences in his career. the officer found the 16-year- old victim slung half naked over a bench, battered and beaten while her attacksers -- attackers ran from the scene. more police officers are scheduled to testify today. the growing problem of bullying 0 on school campuses will be focus of a meeting tonight. students, faith leaders will be asking school leaders to -- community members say fear of bullying causes students to miss school and even consider suicide. tonight's meeting will be held at cam brieian park united methodist church on gunston way starting at 7:00.

8:05. it was a long and winding road but the beatles finally made it to the internet as a legal download. apple officially announced what many already guessed is that beatles music available on itunes. that includes all 13 beatle albums, the classic red and blue collection. also available, a special $149 digital set that includes a 41- minute movie of the beatles first u.s. concert. 8:06. we're gonna switch right back to vacaville. jade hernandez just arrived at the scene of that wild shooting scene in vacaville and is with us now live. what do you know right now? >> reporter: i can tell you right now, vacaville police have blocked off the street. it's just down the street from where this shooting happened. officers are still investigating what happened in the middle of the night. this is a triple shooting which left two men dead and one woman in the hospital with a gunshot

wound. the woman was airlifted to uc davis and is expected to survive. we understand the shooting happened before 2:00 this morning in the 500 block of williams street at an apartment complex. that's where we're live this morning. officers found the bodies of two men and a woman outside the building suffering from a gunshot wound. we -- the video you are looking at is a family member hugging outside of that apartment complex. sometime later in a random twist of this story, a man armed with a gun came into the vacaville police department. he was waving his gun, breaking windows, police tried to subdue him and they eventually tased and arrested the man. police believe that that man may be connected to the overnight shooting. police are not releasing the names of the shooting victims or the man arrested at the police department but we have called the lieutenant in charge of this case and we are waiting to hear back from him. as soon as we get more information we'll pass that along to you. reporting live from vacaville,

jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. seven minutes after 8:00. we want to check in with sal keeping a close eye on a few problems out there. the first is a crash at 880 northbound. we told but this last time. it's northbound 880 at mowry avenue. this one involves -- reportedly involves a tour bus. we have a map of it. let me move it across here. it's right here. northbound 880 at mowry avenue. now, southbound traffic is very slow approaching the scene. apparently there is a lot to see. it's backed up all the way in to san leandro. northbound also slowing but not as much. northbound 880 at bow -- at mowry avenue with a tour bus involved. 101 is a mess heading to san mateo. 280cy very she because of earlier problems. let's go to live pictures now. i want to show you 880 northbound farther up from the

coliseum. some stop-and-go traffic as you head up to jack london square. let's go to steve. >> good morning. we have sunshine. a beautiful shot right off my window here. temperatures much cool this morning. by the way, you know, stanford plays cal this saturday. if you want to -- went to the cal game on saturday when they played oregon. it was warm. well, this weekend it's going to be cold. we'll be in the 50s on the highs and not the 80s. sunny but cooler today. still nice. that wind has picked up. still rather breezy and windy up in the hills. but instead of north-northeast, you get the westerly. temperatures coming down. the fog is roaring down the coast and up the coast. it's not clear. it will be here tomorrow. much colder. it will be that colder air coming in and more so than the rain. it looks like friday night will get the rain. but the cold air will start to seep in here. and we'll really feel it as we get to saturday and sunday. temperatures are still pretty good. if we didn't have 84 degrees,

record high yesterday and san francisco's 80 as a record, then these mid-70s bo be not too bad -- would be not too bad. >> 25 in tahoe. 34 up in reno. the part that's coming down. there will be about three lows coming in and kind of carving out over the west coast a much colder air mass. it's are. this is a slow one. this will take us into saturday. today, coast, bay, inland. a little bit more of a breeze.

it will be sunny. tomorrow, the fog comes back. that means temperatures drop off, i think we'll say goodbye to the 70s inland and even coast side on wednesday. much cooler tuesday. here comes the first blass of cool air. it will be friday and then sunday. it's 8:10. a new report from uc davis makes dire predictions about the future of lake tahoe. it says rising global temperatures had gradually cause an earlier snowmelt. that means by the middle of the century, there could be gladding at the upper truckee river which feeds into the lake. it's predicted that the snowpack could decline by 40% to 60%. there's also concern that algae will diminish the lake's famed clarity and they test the clarity. they lower a different into the watter to see how low it can go. it used to be 68. it could go down over 1200 feet. >> and still be clear.

>> right. it's about 68 feet. it's not quite as clear as it used to be. this could be a very important break in a missing person's case. what was found in a -- on a beach in aruba where natalee holloway disappeared? he was once considered the strong candidate for president.

good morning. there is a tour bus accident 808 northbound at mowry avenue. the traffic is really terrible heading southbound because apparently there is a lot to see. northbound traffic is not all that bad although it -- it is slowing past the scene. if you are driving from hayward to fremont, you need to be aware the traffic is normally -- is worse than it normally is. dutch forensic experts are examining a bone fragment. it was found on a beach in aruba. they want to see if it belongs to natalee holloway. she disappeared during a school trip in 2005. authorities want to know if that bone fragment is human and then they will create a dna profile from the bone. joran van der sloot was arrested twice in connection with her disappearance. he was never charged. he's in a peruvian jail on charges that he killed in a woman in peru. congress is expected to vote later today on banning the

longs-held lucrative tradition of earmarking. it would put an end to thousands of pet projects worth billions of dollars. >> reporter: good morning. this tas has the tea parties fingerprints all over it. they will support a ban on projects and earmarking and the white house supports it and so do these people, the incoming freshmen of congress who are here for more training sexes. i asked one of the freshman why this is a priority. >> we were -- we're looking to see what the rule changing is. i don't care about the tradition.

i'm trying to make something happen here. >> reporter: a lot of bay area projects could be in jeopardy. a lot of bay area money could be in jeopardy. i wassing with the earmarks idea for our area for 2011. we're talking about millions requested for oakland harbor, local roads, $1 million for equipment for san francisco place $500,000 fork work at the universities and the list goes on. the decision by the senate republican is expected later today. back to you. >> thank you, scott. 8:17. former secretary of state, colin powell says he believes the reason democrats did so poorly in the recent election is that president obama lost focus and should have done more to help the economy. powell was speaking on "larry king live" and commented on the president's remarks that he got shellacked in the election. >> he got shellacked but i think it was more than shellacking. i think it was more of a body blow that he has to reflect on and figure out how to come

back. >> asked about sarah palin, he called her a fascinating individual, a political celebrity and a political force but he says the tea party movement she has embraced has fiscal goals that are not achievable. governor-elect jerry brown says he wants to hear from you about how to fix california. back from his post-election vacation, jerry brown is facing a state budget deficit that's now drone from $12 billion to $25 billion. jerry brown says he's open to any and all cost-saving ideas. he's even set up an area on his website where anyone can offer suggestions on how to "get california working again." economists say after years of state budget cuts to schools and families, there's nothing easy left to cut. the cuts have been so severe, so sustained over the last three or four years and the economy is in such bad shape right now, that many more cuts and you are talking about

permanent damage. some political analysts say the fact that jerry brown made few concrete promises during his campaign can now work to his advantage. it means he can be flexible in how he deals with the deficit. state lawmakers hope to fill some of that budget deficit gap by selling off 2 state buildings. they believe they can raise $1.3 billion by doing that. but the state treasurer calls it a poor fiscal policy and says it's bad for taxpayers. last week, the legislative analyst office says the sale will will end up costing the state more than $1.4 billion over the next 35 years. that's because the state plans to lease back office space in those very same buildings. 8:19. outgoing oakland mayor rondell lulls will deliver his final speeches on online instead of in per. dellums who has not been seen in public very often in several months was scheduled to speech tomorrow evening at city hall.

but his office says the address will be posted on the city's website along with a paper report detailing his office. just this morning we found out there is a british royal wedding in the works. the palace announced prince william, right there, and his girlfriend, kate middleton, got engaged last month during a vacation in kenya. they are due to marry next spring or next summer in london. buckingham palace says queen elizabeth and her husband are absolutely delighted that prince william and kate middleton have decided to marry. the prime minister said he congratulated prince william this morning right after the news was released. >> he was obviously extremely excited.

>> the two met eight years ago while both were students at the university of saint andrews in scotland. >> she will be the future again of -- queen of england. >> next in line. >> uh-huh. the preschool controversy that has a south bay nonprofit in -- nonprofit in hot water. we're learning what caused a rockledgeened's prized possessions to go up in flames. it's slow at the toll plaza now. westbound trying to get into san francisco we'll tell you more about the morning commute and i will have a check of the weather straight ahead. ah, focus group. so what are we testing here?

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welcome back. in walnut creek, city officials could approve a moratorium on new cell phone to youers in residential neighborhoods. this regulates how tall antennas can be. the city council will consider an appeal for a permit for a new tower at saint the church on kennedy church. the san jose mercury reports that the mexican- american community services

agency received $500,000 from the city to start a preschool. but it never opened. city officials are now debating whether the group has to repay that money. the nonprofit was already under investigation for allegedly skimming employee men un-- pension funds. we've learned a vintage car is to blame for a fire at a warehouse where neil young stored his memorabilia. they say the car began in a 1959 lincoln continental that young converted to run on batteries and a biodiesel generator. it was part of the project to create the world's efficient first efficient car. in sonoma county, some people are still without power right now after a crash caused by an alleged drunk driver --

drunk driver. the accident happened in rohnert part laft park. the power was out. most of the power was restored overnight but pg&e says people are still without electricity. the power is expected to be fully restored in about a half hour. sal's watching a lot of different things in our commute, sal. >> yee. we want to update you op this crash in fremont. this crash is there. it turned out to be not as serious as we first thought it was. but just the down -- but just down the road there is a new crash reported op fremont boulevard. a new crash has replaced the old injury accident. sounds like the accident now is closer to auto mall parkway. and there is an accident reported 880 at coleman. so we have a bunch of crashes on 880. let's move along and take a

look at the been toll plaza. that traffic is busy if you drive west. it's slow in oakland as you head north. we have sunshine today. it will be cooler. it's a beautiful day, just not as warm as yesterday. changes are brewing. it will be a cold change but not until we get towards friday and saturday. but fog starting to come down the coast a little bit more of a westerly breeze or southerly breeze for some. some of the higher elevations bick -- picking up guest uft -- picking up gusts to 25 miles an hour. san francisco's 68. average still above average, 64. the record 1895 on this date when san francisco was 83 as-- 83 degrees. some of the lows, a good 15, 20 degrees cooler. you lose the wind and some of

the temperatures fall off the table. cordelia was 43. north napa 45. los gatos and sonoma, 47. 44 ukiah, 48 sacramento. much colder there than we had a couple of days ago. now, not much is going to happen until about friday. we have sunshine. the cooling trend starts a little bit today and more so tomorrow. 60s and 70s. they are still 10 degrees above average. we're following breaking news coming in from vacaville it involves a deadly shooting and our news crew is getting us new information. a bay area ambulance, blocked from driving onto a high school football field

after a frightening accident. now we're hearing from the student's pare. >> reporter: crab season has officially kicked off here in san francisco. find out when the first catch will be arriving back at the dog when moat moot continues. "mornings on 2" continues.

>> reporter: this is what we know right now -- family members were hugging outside the complex where this happened. this is a triple shooting here in vacaville which left two men dead and one woman in the hospital with a gunshot wound. the woman was airlifted to uc davis and is expected to survive. we understand a shooting happened before 2:00 this morning in the 500 block of williams street at an apartment complex. officers found the bodies of two men and a woman outside the building suffering from a gunshot wound. newschopper2 show us the vacaville police department where this strange twist in this story happened minutes after the shooting happened on williams street, which is just blocks from the apartment building where officers responded to the shooting, a

man barreled into the vacaville police department waving a gun breaking windows. police tried to sub dew him eventually -- subdue him, eventually arresting him. i just got off the phone with the lieutenant and confirms to me he does believe the man who burst into police headquarters around 2:00 this morning is the shooter involved in the first shooting. this is all under investigation. there's still so many questions. we're gonna head to police headquarters and found out more from the lieutenant. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:33. a san jose mother is expressing outrage this morning. her son was injured during a high school football game, but when an ambulance arrived, it was blocked from driving onto the field. the -- the 14-year-old boy is a student at delmar high school in san jose. he was hit in the head and suffered a concussion. but the principal of the school reportedly refused to allow the

emergency vehicles to proceed. apparently to protect the field. just a short time ago, we spoke with the boy's mother. >> she was like, i can't get that equipment on the field. it's -- it's too heavy. it's gonna ruin the track. i just could not believe what she was saying. >> a specs person for the school board said he's aballed -- appalled at the decision and what happened. pay paramedics were forced to carry the boy 75 yards off the field to an awaiting gurney. the mother wants the district to take steps so this never happens again to a student. former b.a.r.t. police officer, johannes mehserle, will return to a los angeles courtroom, december 3rd. that's when his lawyer will seek his release on bail pending an appeal of his involuntary manslaughter conviction. 11 days ago, a judge sentenced imto two years in prison for the fatal shooting of oscar grant. the judge has given him credit

for time already served. he could be eligible for release in seven months. the trial of the two accused of killing chauncey bailey is underway. the two men are accused of killing bailey and two other men back in 2007. jury selected is not expected until january. 8:45. more humane remains have been found in golden gate park by san francisco police. this follows the discovery on sunday of a severed arm near the polo field. investigators say all of the human remains belong to one man. the medical examiner will will determine if the -- when the man died and if he died of natural causes. they have no reason right now to suspect parkway and there's no indication that the park is unsafe. pg&e is working with the city of san francisco on

several safety improvements for its aging electrical system. there was a hearing yesterday to review a safety plan to prevent the -- any future underground explosions like the one you see here. officials are now considering replacing all of the older model transformers. the replacement of aging circuits in many neighborhoods as well and the fitting of 125 manhole covers. they want to put swivel lock caps on them to keep them from exploding and blowing into the air. >> you can see what kind of damage has happened in the past. let's keep an eye on sal castanedo. >> a lot of things going on happening. we -- let's go to 880 northbound. i will move it down a littlepy. you have a couple of accidents southbound. but southbound all of the red on the map means stop and go conditions from san leandro all the way down to from mont.

one in the southbound directions, two in the northbound directions. northbound 101 and northbound 280 kind of a mess right now through downtown san jose. and through the airport. 85 is slow at 17. so this is vying for the busiest day of the week. probably the busiest day of the week. usually tuesdays are. let's take a look at live pictures. westbound bay bridge is backed up for about a 15-minute wait. and in san francisco, northbound 101 traffic is busy. look at that. northbound 101 coming up to the downtown area. so is southbound 101 and then 280 is slow as well. not shaping up to be a good end of the commute today. 8:37. let's go to steve. sunshine. it will be a beautiful day. just not as warm as sunday and monday. we had 80 to 8 degree temperatures. and by sunday monday, it will be cold. a little windy in the hills. is still a little breeze. the breeze has turned more

westerly. the fog is coming down the coast. up the coast it's in southern california. they will meet tomorrow. it will be closer. for everyone the colder air arrives. it looks like friday night, saturday, sunday and main into monday. >> san francisco, their high was 80. that tied the 0 high. their low was 62. that was the warmest low. so two records in san francisco. will not be as warm today but it's still above average. first system coming down. it will be dry. it will usher in a cooling trend t will give us more of a westerly breeze. temperatures will start to slide and they will really take a tumble. 80 in san francisco.

74, 68, 74, 68, 74. down from the 80s yesterday. all 80s yesterday. today had -- today it will be 60s and 70s. 44 ukiah. 48 sacramento and 51 fresno so some cool readings. here comes the cool air. it's really taking shape. won't really see it until about thursday or friday. sunshine, it will be nice. it will be cooler, breezy to windy. right now bay area crab fishermen are laying their pots

in the waters. tara moriarty is in san francisco right now. she's been out there all morning. it's been real busy out there. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. it's been very busy. we just spoke to a fishery here on pier 45 to talk about the start of the crab season. they said that they expect that first catch to be arriving back here at the dock sometime around 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon. if you take a look over my shoulder, can you see a lot of these boats are back for their second round of pots. they will head back out and drop them down the ocean floor. there was a one-day delar for testing to make sure the crab had enough meat on them. yesterday, they were given the green light. this is the moment they wait for every year. >> had a big gap to grow in the breed and stuff, so that's -- this is the first pick.

this is when the most crab are and when the most money can be had. >> reporter: so your ready? >> yeah. definitely ready to go out tear and make some money and have some fun, you know. >> reporter: industry insiders say there are good indications that this harvest will be bountiful -- bountiful. and that could mean lower prices. wholesale crab expected to catch $1.75 a pound. they do say the consumers will likely be saying about $4 a pound at the grocery store. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. what the president of the university of california is expected to announce today that could trigger protests.

let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following right now.

two men and women are in custody in connection with an overnight high speed chase that reached the bay bridge at one point. police are investigating whether those suspects are also responsible for several recent street robberies and a home invasion robbery. a concord family's pet dog was shot and wounded by police. this happened last night on esperanza drive while police were searching for a car thief. police say the dog, the 2-year- old pit ball charged the after and a police dog. the owner of the dog is disputing that account. it seven defendants are accused of gang-raping a 16- year-old girl outside of the school last year, that hearing is happening now. uc president, mark yudof, has proposed an 8% increase which would raise annual

tuition by $822 starting next fall. that is in addition to a 32% increase that took effect earlier this year. yudof's proposal also includes raising the retirement age from 60 to 65 for future employees. the california supreme court has upheld a state law that gives undocumented immigrants the same tuition benefits as legal state residents. the law says any student regardless of their immigration status who attends a california high school for at least three years can qualify for instate tuition rates. instate tuition saves uc students about $23,000 a year. instate cu students save about $11,000 a year. well, san francisco animal control wants your had this morning about the killing of a swan over the weekend at the palace of the fine arts. now, the swan that was killed was named "monday." six months ago her mother was stolen. you are looking at video of the

two swans taken on youtube. now there's only one swan left. volunteer caretakers found the swan saturday morning. her neck was broken. there were several empty beer cans nearby. one sea with a beer can wrapped around its neck is now freed from that can. divers found it yesterday. they cut off the can and set the bird free. a number of other seagulls have been spotted in recent months with cans around their neck like you you see there. tea -- like you see there. early this morning, walmart announced its third quarter earnings jumped over 9% to $3.4 billion. the world's biggest retailer says robust international business and cot coasts are behind increase. but a key revenue measure fell for the sixth quarter in a row, indicating that u.s. business

is still challengedded a customers continue to struggle financially. despite the good news from walmart an improved earnings report, stocks are down. a couple of reason, first, ireland may be a big bailout. but the big concern is rising in asia. there's been speculation that china will have to raise interest rates. the dow is down 205. the nasdaq, down 8, s&p 22. pam? well, bay area sports fans hope new ownership of the warriors means the start of a new track record. it's a huge business deal. the team just sold for $450 million. but for fans, it's not necessarily about money. it's about winning. joining me are the team's new owners. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, pam. >> so sal and i were talking about, everybody wants to know what you are gonna do to create a winning team? >> better players. [ laughter ] >> better coaching. >> okay.

>> we're obviously gonna spend a lot of time on this thing and try to get us somewhere we haven't been in the last 16 years other than one time, which is the playoffs. >> one time in the playoffs. >> in the last 16 years. >> one time. >> are you indicating more personnel changes on the court? >> we have made some summer already -- some this summer already. i think our record is 7 - -- i think our record is as good as the heat. i don't know it they played. >> big win last night. >> yes. >> so if we have to add to that mix over time, we will. >> are you bringing in a little hollywood in there? any -- >> entertainment experience is part of the whole equation. it isn't the end. this is the beginning of the beginning. we're gonna look at every component. we're gonna be completely impatient but not improved. we have to be thoughtful and listen a lot in the beginning. listen to the fans, listen to

the media. listen to the players. listen to everybody in the food complain and then make high quality decisions. >> you -- i liked thunder. you said expect something better. >> you have something. can you give us a clue as to what's coming down -- >> we don't have a mascot right now. thunder went to the oklahoma city -- went to the oklahoma city thunder. >> every detail counts. the idea is to brick as much intellectual capital to really have it thought through and then execute effectively. and the other thing is the experience. every bit of it. the court what duct. what's on the court. but the idea is all of it counts. >> the warriors have a good fan base. it seems like win or lose, the games are packed. a lot of people go, so you have that going for you. but they are looking for stars.

probably. >> well, i think -- we have the best fan base in the nba. i've said that last night. the truth of the matter is, if you talk to other gms around the world league and i have, this is -- we can create an atmosphere that some of the greatest players want to come to. >> coming off the high of the giants. >> i used to have a saying in the movie business. playing and praying. >> okay. we'll look for more. thank you both for joining us. let's go back to daveed a tori. 8:51. well, the free ride is other forethe 49ers. the police will start charging the 9ers for escorting the playto the airport, to home games at candlestick park and

the city billed the team more than $18,000 for police escorts dating back to 2007. now, critics had complained the city should not have to provide free transportation to a pro football team that's worth millions of dollars. 9ers hope to build a new $900 million stadium in santa clara. nine minutes before 9:00. google's new phone operating system could soon make credit cards obsolete. >> we are talking about a hollywood star that's talking about bringing those trapped chilen miners to the screen. stay tuned. ;

welcome back. google's new score says a new -- google's quay is saying a new smart phone could actually replace credit cards. dr. eric smith says he already has a device which runs on the next sew version of the android system. it should be available in the coming weeks. he says smart phones will run on it. but there are several parts that samsung anew phone is the one he's talking about. >> a new children's book written by president obama mrs. -- goes on sale. the book's cover shows first daughters sasha and malia walking across the green lawn with the pet dog bo. president obama said he was inspired by his daughters to write the book which is a

tribute to 13 groundbreaking americans including george washington, and george washington. proceeds from the book will be donated to a scholarship fund for the children of fallen and disabled soldiers. the story of those trapped chilean miners may be coming to the big screen soon with the help of a little star power. actor brat pitt says he's been incredibly moved by the miners and has been expressing interest to shoot a film about this. they are said to have received over 1,000 jobs offers since their rescue. for anyone who wonders how tough a cat -- how tough a cat is. this is video of a cat and alligator. you would think the cat would run away as that gator comes out of the water but the got never backs down. it's the alligator that

actually kind of moonwalks. and high tails it back into the water. 8:56. it's ticket 2s day. the rockettes spectacular show is the prize today. the tickets are for the had hp pavilion san jose. go to ktvu.com before midnight, scroll down to the "right now" tab and put in the secret word "kicks." good luck. >> apropos. [ laughter ] let's go back to sal and see what's happening in our commute. a really busy morning. >> yeah. it is very busy. i will just show you which will say it all for you. if you are driving almost anywhere. 280 downtown san jose. pretty slow there. it's slow on 85 and 101 as well. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza still waiting for ten minutes. even in san francisco, it's

slow. look at northbound 101. it doesn't look good. 880 in from mont, okay. we had some low to mid-80s. today we'll have upper 60s and 70s. fog lightning back tomorrow. much colder -- fog will be returning tomorrow. much colder. highs will be in the 40s and 50s coming up, not the 80s. >> wow. big difference. >> all right. >> that will do it for us, everybody. thanks for watching. >> bye now.