the police are looking for two men who robbed an are a more -- armored truck company. >> the d.a. announces the arrest in the death of a toddler. the wieldest week ever on wall street. in the east barks why many are without power and the lane of a major road is blocked.

mornings on 2 starts now. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. police in santa rosa are searching for two bold gunmen who stormed into a warehouse. the crime created a terrifying situation for the workers inside. >> reporter: this robbery happened at the armored company in santa rosa. over across the driveway you can see a series of retractable steel doors. 15 minutes ago we saw one of the armored trucks drive into the warehouse. it is high security. there are three guards standing

by as the truck backs up. those guards have handguns and shotguns. we don't know in the robbery happened while it was entarring the warehouse or if it was the company that was robbed or the employees. these are questions the police have not been able top answer. it was just before 11:00 last night when santa rosa police got a 911 call. the call came from a company employee who was in the building at the time. he said two men stormed the building armed with guns. after robbing it, they shut the doors behind them and the two employees were locked inside. >> we had to free the employees. once we freed the employees and found they were unharmed, we have our detective crew out here.

>> reporter: the suspects got away with an undisclosed amount of money. less are still looking for them. at this point they don't have a doe scription. we have seen several employees enter the warehouse. however, none of them wanted to talk to us. meanwhile, santa rosa police say there is a $2500 reward for information leading toker that arrest. we're watching the especially, especially the dow jones industrial average. it has had four straight days of 400 point swings. some analysts say the volatility could continue through november. taking a live look at the big board, it seems like a tame start. right now the dow is currently up. it was up triple digits earlier and the nasdaq is down three. s&p is up two.

now the reason for at lost the initial upswing, good news on re tail sales. americans spent more an appliances, furniture and cars during the week of july. retail sales were up a half percent, the biggest gain since march. the governments will row viced its figures for may and june. sales were stronger than expected. and a mixed forecast for the price of gasoline in the coming days. the price of crude oil has been tracking the stock market and the volatility has made it hard to determine where it would end each day. some analysts expect the price of crude will go down. others believe it could be close to where we were a couple weeks

ago. that with be a minimal change in the cost of gas. in just about two hours, the man accused of killing chon spie bailey -- chauncey bailey will be sentenced. as part of a plea deal, by sard -- >> the man who killed 3-year-old carlos nava in a drive-by shooting has been arrested. >> reporter: police arrested 26-year-old lawrence denard, the day after the shooting death of the toddler. the alameda district attorney charged denard with murder in

connection with the death of carlos nava. denard waived his miranda rights. >> enough with not doing the right thing. enough with not addressing injunctions. enough with not wanting to do curfews, enough with not wanting to take hard stances. >> reporter: one of them -- you see them laying on the ground, one of two men shot near 64th and international. he told mow by phone he -- me by phone he was not an intended target. >> he had the gun in his hand. the door was stopping him from falling out, a black dude with

dreads. >> reporter: the nava family is still grieving. oakland police are still looking for two others involved in the shooting. jade hernandez. republican presidential candidates were in attack mode during their debate in iowa. >> if you can find barack obama's specific plan on any of those items, i will come to your house and cook you dinner. >> but they weren't just going after barack obama. we'll have a report on the two candidates that dominated last night's debate by sharply attacking each other. back here at home, the school district is sending out a message about the first day of

school. they're saying chronic absenteeism has dropped. however, they're reminding parents. almost 1,000 letters were sent to those who had a high rate of absenteeism during the past year. >> i can't believe school starting already. let's check in with sal. i assume when sal starts, it will change the traffic patterns. >> reporter: people are not doing the carpool. some of the college students are not driving to class. there is no class. we'll have more volume in september, maybe late aug gust yesterday i got a call that said some schools started in late august. we're looking at contra costa county. traffic on highway 4 is looking

good. you'll' see traffic -- you'll see traffic moving along nicely. there are no major problems on 680 from pleasant hill to walnut creek and 24 through lafayette. the toll plaza westbound, it seems lighter than usual. i'm going to call it friday light. hope i didn't jinx anything. this morning we have a vehicle into a power poll in contra costa county on walnut crete. i think that pole may be broken. it may be a lengthy fix. the crews will get power on before it's too long. they're taking pictures of it. it will be a little investigation but some people are without powmpletz there's ig nasa valley on the left.

that is open. 7:09. let's go back to steve. >> thank you, sal. it does look warmer away from the coast as we cut that sea breeze in half. that's not the case so far today. some thick fog, maybe a little mist or drizzle. overall the low cloud deck will burn off. today we're waiting for that system. it's a tweener day. a little warmer as the high hangs around for the day but it's back off to the east. a cooling trend starts tomorrow. today is a bump up so a little delay, a rather strong system coming into the pacific northwest,. high clouds. 54 in livermore. 50 in santa rosa.

55 oakland and san francisco, redwood city and san jose. temperatures a little warmer as well. some of the higher elevations, 1500, 2,000 feet. that system right there is strong for this time of the year. it will swing its way over over the weekend. we start off with thick fog and temperatures will warm up. fog by the coast but sunshine for most. it will be slightly warmer. breezy at times, nothing like yesterday. fog near the coast. that will get ready to come back. 60s, 70s, 80s. 89 antioch. 6 alameda. pleasant ton 83. 77 in san jose.

cupertino 77. mountain view 6. fog will be on the increase and temperatures inland will come down, especially sunday. we'll take that into early next week. no more crosses. why the organizers of a lafayette memorial say it is coming to an end. people seem to watch the police fight rather than watching children in somali fight forker that lives. >> how rock star bono is helping.

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low clouds, fog. it will be warmer away from the coast. 67. welcome back. the two republican presidential candidates from minnesota went at each other with some pretty testy exchanges during last night's debate in iowa. as alison burns reports, they're fighting to win tomorrow's straw poll. >> reporter: most of the candidates used the night to go after president obama. a few of them turned on each other. eight republicans were on the stage. front-runner mitt romney appeared to leave unscathed. tim pawlenty and michele bachmann took on each other's

records. >> you said the era of small government was over. that sounds like barack obama. >> she said she's got a titanium spine. it's your results. please stop because you're killing us. >> one analyst said the biggest winner was texas governor rick perry. he wasn't even at the debate. >> thank you. mitt romney may have escaped the brunt of the attacks but earlier in the day he was challenged by a heckler at the iowa state fair. the heckler asked romney why not raise taxes on corporations. >> corporations are people, my friend -- of course they are. everything corporations earn eventually goes to people. >> the man told romney that he and his wife both were on social

social and medicare and wanted to know what romney would do to strengthen the program. romney said he doesn't want to raise taxes on people. the world health organization said somali suffers a cholera epidemic. they are living in refugee camps without wart and sanitation. that is leading to the cholera access. rock star bono is calling on people to help. >> people seem to prefer to watch the people in london fight policemen rather than watching children of somali fighting for their lives. >> the united nations said half of the 4 million somali children are at risk. some agencies are warning they could run out of supplies by the end of the mofnltd president

obama has approved $125 million in aid on top of $500 million already ?ried reports came in about the death of two more nato service meme tbhers afghanistan. officials said they died in separate attacks yesterday. one was a french soldier. the other soldier's nationality we don't know yet. five american soldiers were mrs. killed yesterday in a separate insurgent attack. no more crosses will be added to this hillside memorial in lafayette. volunteers had been adding white crosses for every service member killed. the final cross was hammered this week. organizers say it's too hard to keep track. later today we'll learn how california students are dog. they will release the results of

the 2011 standardized tests. the exams measure how well they perform in math, reading, writing, science and history. the test results come on the heels of an alarming new report about the high school graduation rate. 94,000 students did not get a diploma last year. that's about 18%. in the bay area oakland had a dropout rate of 37. santa clara 17%. the state said the new numbers cannot be compared to past years, though because it's using an accurate formula. >> a school will get a$,000 check from the big lot chain as part of one of the win ares in a video contest. this was submitted by the elementary school by the lots to give video contest.

it's one of 116 entries from across the country and one of 30 to win second place. the grand prize is $20,000. the winners will be announced on teacher appreciation day. that's tomorrow. >> and they cran go not big lot stores and get 10% off of your purchase. a new sherlock holmes mystery -- the book that's being banned. >> a deadly incident. this one involves the police and a homeless man. good morning. right now traffic is asphected by a power pole that's down. we'll tell you more about what happened.

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fullerton city officials are holding an investigation into the beating of a homeless man. he was beaten and tased by officers. a photo of his facial injuries are so horrific that it's not fit for broadcast. six officers were allowed to review before they wrote the report. critics say it prevents independent recollection. a man acaused of murdering an east palo alto leader will be sent to a facility. he will be housed at napa hospital. he is accused of shooting david lewis last year. a judge drey claireed him incompetent to stand trial but he could go back on trial if

doctors find him mentally competent. when some students in virginia return to class this fall, there will be one book three won't be able to read. the albemarle agreed to remove a study in scarlet. parents said the book is derogatory towards mormons. it mention as nonmormon man who wants to marry a mormon woman. look at this. it was snared by a fishing net. it's more than 100 years old. archaeologists said it would need a chemical bath to keep it from disintegrating more. that prompted them to drop it back in the water. it's a laver site for diver --

popular site for divers. want to check in with sal, traffic light? traffic doing well around the bay area. if you're driving to walnut creek there's a vehicle in the road eastbound ignacio road. muir is running -- john muir medical center is running on the generators because power is out. power is out to the nearby street lights. the vehicle ran into the power people and affected the nearby business. the commute is getting boy. all lanes are open and there hasn't been a huge traffic jam. let's take a look at the westbound bay bridge. that traffic is backed up for a small delay getting into france. this morning's commute on 237,

we have stop and go traffic. 7:25. let's go to steve. >> we have some sun for a few, some low clouds and thick earl fog -- thicker fog. the sea breeze has been cut in half. inland temps are running about two or three degrees warmer than yesterday. that tells me it will be warmer for some, not all. we'll take the edge off any warming after today. 60 hayward. there are either cold numbers or rather mild conditions. the system, eureka talking about the possibility of rain. if you're heading up to extreme northern california, you might want to keep an update on the forecast. the mere fact that they're mentioning it in august is worth

noting. breezy at times. 60s, 70s, 80s. warmer inland temps today, but it does lock like a cooldown as we go into the weekend. bart is trying to head off some rowdy demonstrations. there's or to this effort, though, that meets the eye. we're live in asive ca where neighbors are reeling from the mauling of a woman. >> the opening bell rang about an hour ago. live coverage coming up on the final day of this wild week.

welcome back. the opening bell rang on wall street just an hour ago. the final session is underway. our reporter carter evans is joining us live from new york. what are investors saying about those huge swings this week? >> reporter: i mean, it was record-setting week for the dow. the dow swung more than 400 points in four days in a row, not all of them positive as you know. today we're headed in the right direction, the positive direction. take a look. the dow is up triple digits.

it was threatened a little while ago by a report on consumer sentiment which plunged to its lowest level in 10 years. it's not terribly surprising. think about last morning the the whole debt debate. that wasn't a big surprise. the retail sales for july up half a percentage point. no, it's not a huge jump. a lot of it is gasoline, food and clothing but we want to see the consumers feeling comfortable spending. it represents two thirds of the activity. these days that's pretty good. we had a lot of gruesome reports whoever the past couple of weeks. so anything on the positive side is welcomed with open arms. back to you two.

>> thank you. bart is going lie tech in its efforts to head off more rowdy protests by cutting off cell phone service. the transit agency is still warning that protesters may stage surprise demonstrations during the coming days. they could disrupt service. yesterday bart had a small army of police officers. the officers may have stopped the protesters. >> they made the decision. >> he specifically said this was the public relations department to we suggested it. >> bart is trying to avoid a repeat of this scene, one month ago a demonstration after a

deadly shooting got out of hand. the investigation continue this morning after a pet bull mauled a pregnant woman to death. as tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: one of the things investigators are honing in is the dog was not neutered. in the wake of the case in 2005 that left a 12-year-old by dead, the city adopted a law saying a pitbull must be spade or neutered. today a neck -- necropsy will be evidence. the woman was mauled sometime after her husband greg napora left for work. he returned at noon to find her

seriously bitten, bleeding and not breathing. when officers arrived, the dog lunged at them so they shot this. >> we did not want to take any chances. >> reporter: some neighbors had strong reactions to the pitbull attack. many said they didn't know napora had a dog but they said the dogs have been well behaved. >> if our dogs with bark at each other, she would call them. they responded very well. oar -- >> reporter: police officers said there were no rear reports. coming up later we'll tell you which breeds are responsible for more deadly lay tacks.

>> all right, tara, thank you. the man arrested in a bay area cold case that dates back to the 1980s says he's enknow sent. it was in the stabbing death of tina fell. carl was 16 when fells died. how he is saying police has the wrong gie. he has a long criminal arrest. the 43-year-old said he believes those arrests and his tattoos make him an easy target for the police. the 48-year-old man accused of breaking into new fulsom state prison is still in jail, accused of breaking his a proa. marvin lee jumped the fence. he told authorities he just

wanted to reminisce. break-ins are becoming common. >> they know the layout. they know where to go in, where to hide the stuff and where their buddies can pick it up. >> so far this year about 1200 cell phones are being confiscated every month. the san diego police department will come together today for railroading one of their own. officer jeremy hen wood died sunday after a patrolman shot him in the car. coming up at 7:45, we'll take you live to san diego to take a look at today's service. >> some peninsula cities and environmental groups are hoping to throw the high speed rail project off track. they are challenging the environmental impact report on a high speed rail proposed to run between the bay area and the

central valley. more people are taking public transit. cam train ridership -- cal train ridership was up. bart saw an increase of almost 8% and ridership for the valley transportation authority is up almost 7%. of the 11 agencies surveyed only ac transit and santa cruz reported a small decline. in just hours thousands of music fan also flood into golden gait park. it starts today at noon. organizers expect as many as 180,000 people to attend. we have a list of performers and

a schedule of events. speak of events, tonight the 49ers kick off their nfl preseason against the new orleans saints in new orleans. this follows last note's return of the silver and black. oakland fans cheered the raiders. there's the new head coach, hugh jackson. the cardinals beat the raiders, 24-18. last night's preseason game came weeks after owners and players ended their lockout for bringing pro football back. all right. let's check in with sal. sal? >> tori and dave, i'm going to make an effort to sit up straight. all right. we're sitting up straight, giving you good information. let's take a look at highway 4.

i think things are better. pam told me schools in marin county start next week and in the city after that. so we are enjoying our last few days really of lighter than usual traffic in some areas until school starts. let's move along to walnut creek. a vehicle ran into a power pole, severely damaged it. areas are without power, including john muir medical center. they have a generator. you can see the streets are blocked eastbound on ignacio. let's move along to the rest of the contra costa commute. it's slow in antioch but the rest is okay. between pin noel and richmond,

it's okay. there's a big fog bank. plenty of slow clouds, either cool, cold to mie.d the fog bank is raring to go. it did get compressed a bit. some thick fog. tweet me at sp weather. i'll get out of the way. a couple things to note a lot of fog. this will burn off sooner inland. it makes its way through most of the bai. west, southwest at fairfield. yesterday was only 25 miles per hour. some of the higher elevations, they're about two degrees warmer. it may be a day where only those of us in weather would know that it's warmer. we're like i got to go two degrees warmer. i have to. sometimes you get that way.

temperatures today will be close to yesterday's reading except inland. there could be a few high clouds coming up from southern california, not a big deal. they're there. 49 santa rosa. 60 hayward. temperatures stuck due to the cloud cover and once we get going we'll see 60s pop up in the next hour. overall, that has to dig. it's looking pretty impressive for this time of the year. it takes another day to get here. as it digs down it has a ridge of pressure. that system will increase the forks lift it and give us, i think, a cooler pattern. the wind is there nothing like yesterday. 92 clear lake. we'll go 78 kentfield.

75 vallejo. 86 fairfield. upper 80s to 90. 70 oakland. 72 hayward. 70s or low to med 80s -- mid-80s. 82 today. 77 san jose. 75 free months. 60s up and down the coast. 77 palo alto. redwood city, san carlos, 75. redwood shores 72. more forks mild and a cooler weather -- fog, mild and a cooler weather pattern. car makers' latest pitch. whoa. you gotta be kidding!

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stocks advancing. coming in this morning at the end of a really wild week. the dow is up 74 at 11, 217. s&p up six. oil is up slightly. gold down sleetly at 1731 an ounce. the finance minister says there are several steps the government could take. they include raising the capital

gains tax, increasing the preermt age for women working in the private sector and rel le gadget nonreligious holidays to sunday. google is bring gamesmanship to the social network site. it's adding online games that can be played with friends and family. they are likely to stay longer and return to google plus. google is part own are of zinga which supplies facebook's most popular games such as farmville and mafia world. zinga is refiesing its -- revising its financial statements. there was an accounting mistake. zynga is expected to go public before the and of the year. governor jerry brown will be joining others to remember the officer who was shot in the

head. we go to qualcomm stadium where the motorcade procession will begin. >> reporter: a real somber morning in san diego as this community prepares to say good-bye to the fallen officer killed in the line of duty in what appears to be a random act of violence. you see a sea of law enforcement. they're asell -- assemblying at qualcomm stadium. the procession is going to leave the stadium around 815. the funeral is scheduled at 10:00. governor jerry brown is expected to be in attendance. 36-year-old jeremy henwood was gunned down in his patrol car last saturday. police said dijon white pulled alongside of him and shot him in

the head. the officer was also a captain in the marine reserve. in fact he recently returned from his third tour of duty. the police chief and everyone who knew this officer described him as a man who loved his country, loved san diego and loved being a patrol officer. this morning we're talking to some of his brothers in uniform. this is what they had to said -- say. >> very sad. >> it pulls from every e motion you can imagine. being a law enforcement officer you know what these guys go through. we note dangers of the job but you never know when your day will come. >> reporter: last night about 1,000 people showed up to pay respects. henwood is the fourth san diego

officer to die in the past 107 months, the second to be killed in the line of duty. we're live in san diego. >> thank you. the man accused of killing 69 people at a labor party camp in norway filmed the entire massacre. police think anders breivik fell manied it as a propaganda video. the video may still be on the island. he is also accused of setting off a bomb that killed eight people in loss low -- oslo. police in sacramento are looking for a man who walked away from his house after income a coma from may. the mother said he woke and walked out of the house. carroll was unsteady on his feet. he is considered to be at rex. a new poll released before

the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks finds worry in new york city at its lowest point since 2001. the poll said 39% are concerned there meet be another attack. 3% are worried and 17% are very worried. a new york city man has created a smartphone app for the upcoming anniversary of 9/11. he said he handle other new yorkers are hawbted boit absence of the twin towers. the app allows you to point near where they once stood to see an outline. hundreds of thousands of postal employees may be out of a job. the post sal service is considering cutting 120,000

jobs. they need to cut 30% by 2015 to be viable. last year the postal service lost more than $8 1/2 billion. chrysler corporation rolling out a program that it hopes will encourage car buyers to become more buyers, if that's such a word. they are offering cuss pliers no payments for 90 days for all 2011 and 2012, chrysler, jeep, and dodge buyers. you have to finance through allied financial and the loan has to be for five years or less. it ends september 6th. los gatos is home to world champions. how one clog team -- college

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the city of los angeles may have one more hurdle to bring a tomorrow back. the university of california has the right to block another team from playing at the l.a. coliseum. the school's lease gives it that right. the colly see yum is a likely location until a new stadium can be bit. the rose bowl of pasadena said it would be interested in having a pro team as a temporary tenant. today a group of bicyclists will set out on a long bike ride to raise money for undocumented students. it's kaled tour the dream. they will ride 540 miles along the coast and end up at ucla. the goal is to raise awareness

about immigration issues. los gatos is home to world champions. the los gatos legends won the cold world series pony baseball championship in lafayette, indiana in front of a crowd of 1500. you're taking a look at them right after the championship. they beat puerto rico 17-7. the they all go to local schools. >> congratulations. apparently they scored 11 runs in the 1st inning. let's check in with sal. >> traffic is doing pretty well. we're looking at the bay bridge. watch for traffic to be moving along nicely. once on the bridge, moving to -- we have a vehicle into a power poll. look at that slow traffic on

ignacio valley road. this truck ran into a power pole here. there were a lot of customers without power. and now it's done to 10. authoritying tell us this garbage truck did damage the pole. power, they won't be able to fix that until 2:00 is what they tell us. let's love along to the south bay, northbound 85, some slow traffic. at foothills there's a crash. if you're driving on the peninsula 101, slow. 280 is a straight shot. let's go to steve. >> did you say 2:00 on that ignacio valley road? >> yes. >> hello treat. we do have low clouds, fog. inland, temps are beginning to warm up. we have a wide variety on the

lows. 49 to 60. 49 at sonoma county airport. plenty of fog. high pressure is built in ever so slightly. there's the big fog bank. the key, the sea breeze has been cut in half. it shows all the fog. inland temps will come up just a wee bit. heard from david. he said no drizzle. no mist, but it's really balmy, really muggy. it can be on the humid side. 50s, low 60s. it won't take long. a few high clouds could clip us, no big deal but a very strong system coming out of the gulf of alaska. that will get that fog to lift and cooldown. today is warmer, maybe about two to four degrees. cooler pattern takes us into the weekend, early next week.

tori, dave? monday, back-to-school day in one bay area city. santa rosa police are looking for two men involved in an armored car robbery. we're at the site where this happened. we're seeing activity. we're tell you about a reward police are offering to find the two suspects. an arrest has been made in the shooting death of a 2-year-old toddler, but police say expect more arrests.

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good morning. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's friday, august 12th. we're starting off with the latest on the gunman in santa rosa. two gunmen stormed into an armored warehouse last night. >> reporter: the robbery happened at the garda armored warehouse. we've seen a lot of employees coming in and out. none of us wanted to talk to us. we got a call back from the

corporate office in montreal, canada. they said three can't give us any information because they don't want to jeopardize the police investigation. you see some of the company trucks off to the left. to the right there are some retractable steel doors. about an hour ago we saw one of the trucks driving in. it's a pretty high security operation. you can see from the video three guards standing there with handguns and a shotgun. we don't know if the robbery happened we the truck was going into the warehouse, if money was stolen or personal property of the employees in the building. we can tell you what time this happened. it was just before 11:00 last night. the call came from an employee inside the warehouse who told police two men stormed the

building armed with guns. police say after the robbery the two suspects shut the warehouse's steel doors and the two employees were locked inside. >> we had to free the employees because the doors were locked and secured. once we freed the employees, we found they were unharmed. we have our detective crew in the preliminary stages of the investigation. >> reporter: the suspects got away with an undisclosed amount of money. police are still looking for them. police have not provided us with a suspect description. there is a $2500 reward being offered for information leading to the arrest. live in santa rosa, reporting. the man charged in the oakland drive-by shooting that killed 3-year-old carlos nava is due in court this afternoon. the suspect is a convicted felon with a long history of violence.

ktvu's jade hernandez joins us to tell us more arrests are expected. >> reporter: police arrested lawrence denard on tuesday. he waived his miranda rights. denard goes before a judge at the courthouse later on today. he is being held without bond. he is charged with murder in connection with the death of carlos nava and attempted murder of two other men that day. police did not say if they recovered the gun involved in the shooting but they recovered several handguns when they took him into custody in pittsburg. >> enough with this. enough with not doing the right thing. enough with not addressing injunctions, just way too many

lives being lost. >> reporter: one of the men you see here laying on the ground is one of two men also shot monday near 64th and international. a fewer shares video captures w. he is still in the hospital and was not an intended target, but describes what he saw. >> i saw the car pulling up. half of the dude's body was out of the char with the gun -- car with the gun in his hand. the door was stopping him from falling out, a black dude with dreads. >> reporter: the nava family is still grieving and can't come pre henned what happened. they asked for privacy and haven't spoken. oakland police say they expect more arrests in the investigation and are looking for several others involved in the shooting. we know that denard is being

held without bond, and he is expected in court sometime later today. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu news. in just about an hour the man who confessed with killing clock check journalist chauncey bailey will be sentenced. devaughndre broussard will be sentenced for killing bailey. browse sard testified that yousef order the kying. last night republican presidential candidates were in attack mode. >> i'm not going to heat barack obama's dog food -- eat barack obama's dog food. >> coming up at 8:15, we'll have a live report from our

washington, d.c. newsroom. we're watching the economy, especially the dow jones industrial average, which has had a record four straight days of 400 point swings. we're looking pat the big board. some 68 points right now. the dow is up. we'll keep an eye out on it. some good news about retail sales. americans spend more on appliances, eel tron nicks -- electronics, furniture and supplies. it's the biggest gain since mamplet the governments will revised its figures for may and june and said sales were stronger in those months, which could be an indication that the economy was not as week as experts believe. >> there's a mixed forecast. the price of crude oil has been tracking the stock market, shot volatility has made it difficult

for people to determine where this will end. some expect the market to go down. that could mean lower prices at the gas pump but others think the mild swings will settle soon and could be close to where we were just a couple weeks ago. that may lead to a small change in the comes of gasoline. immigrant rights advocates are gathering to protest what's a mandatory program to identify illegal immigrants for deportation. the program was supposed to keep violent criminals off the street. half those deported had no criminal record. the program starts at 11 a.m. with a march to the homeland security building. the message on the first day of school is show up.

they say chronic absenteeism has dropped for the fourth year in a row but three are remeengd parents it is illegal to keep children out of school. the district sent almost 1,000 letters to schools with a high rate of absenteeism. we are looking at the problem in wall nut creek and at the bay bridge. a vehicle ran into a power pole. it's still there. eastbound ignacio at st. carlos. two lanes will be closed until about 2:00. most of the cups meres have been put -- customers have been put back on power. some people may want to use

other ways. one person suggested monument. you may want to avoid ignacio. the westbound bay bridge is getting crowded. no major problems on the bridge. if you're driving on the peninsula, a little bit of slowing on 92 headed top interstate 280. >> we have a lot of fog. it's more down on the deck than we had yesterday. yesterday we cooled down. today we'll bump up the inland temps about two to four. don't expect much change at the coast. muggy, humid for most. chilly towards the north bay. it will be more fog inland over the weekend, sunny but cooler. warm it up.

if anything, i think the come went over the warmth. the sea breeze -- but there's low clouds. a few high clouds coming up from southern california. it's on the go. 61 santa rosa. that's in line with a sleetly warmer forecast. it still has to swing this day, which will take another day. so low clouds, fog and it gives way to sunshine. the fog will continue to reside, making it on the cool side. temperatures held in check. 60s, 70s, 80s. it will be close to yesterday's

readings except well away from the coast. 68 alameda. 88, 89, anti aftershock -- antioch. saratoga, los gatos, 75. redwood city warmer. low 70s for burlington. more fog. >> all right. thank you, steve. it is 8:11. more tragic news from afghanistan. the overnight announcement from the pentagon. also a surprise decision made about the war memorial. >> food for thought. why the power lunch is back. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card

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good morning. high clouds right on cue. mostly sunny, warmer inland. that fog by the coles keeps 50s -- coast keeps 50s, 60s around the bay. the destination for many of the republican presidential candidates today is the iowa state fair. they're trying to win supporters ahead of tomorrow's key saw from poll. alison burns has more on how

they fared. >> reporter: in the national headlines today it seems to be mitt romney, the front-runner, seemed to emerge unscathed and hoe used harsh language to take on president obama's handling of the debt resolution. >> i'm not going to eat barack obama's dog food. >> reporter: one of the most awkward moments came when congresswoman michele bachmann was asked about comments played in 2006 in which she seemed to indicate a woman should follow her husband. >> as president, would you be submissive to your husband. >> what submission means to us, if that's your question, is respect. i respect my hues. >> reporter: the republican candidate that seemed to be getting the most buzz was the one not there. texas governor rick perry said he will be jumping in the race tomorrow in south carolina.

reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns. >> mitt romney may have escaped the brunt of the attacks, but earlier there the day he was challenged by a man in a crowd. the heckler asked romney why not raise taxes on corporations to help with the deficit. >> corporations are people, my friend. everything corporations earn ultimately did to people. where do you think it go? >> the man told romney he and his wife were both on social security and medicare and wanted to know what romney would do to strengthen it. somali is facing a cholera epidemic pay cording to the world health organization. hundreds have traveled to mogadishu looking for food. they are living in refugee camps

with no clean water or sanitation. rock star bono is calling on the world to help. >> people seem to prefer watching people in the high streets of london fight policemen rather than watching children of somali fighting for their lives. >> the united nations said half of the 4 million somali children are at risk. president obama has aproved an extra $105 million in u.s. aid on top of the $500 million already approved this year. overnight we learned about the deaths of two more nato members in afghanistan. they died in separate attacks yesterday. one was a french soldier. the other's nationality is still unnoafnlt five american soldiers were killed yesterday in a

separate insurgent atack into no more crosses will be added to the hillside memorial in laugh yacht. for the mast five years people have been adding white crosses. the final one was hammered in this week. organizers of the project said it has become too deaf cult to keep track of the number of service members killed overseas. >> the state supreme court will hear a new estate challenge. the city of san jose is among several fighting the new law. the measure would get rid of redevelopment agencies throughout the state but save the state almost $2 billion during the current physical year. the court said this will make its decision by the middle of january. today we'll find out how california students are performing in schools. the damplet of education will

release results of the 2011 standardized tests. the exams measure how students in grades two through 11 are performing in math, reading, science and hex. the test results come on the heels of a shocking new report about california's high school drawings rate. 94,000 students did not get a diploma last year. that's about 18%. here in the bay area oakland had a dropout rate of 37%. santa clara about 17. san francisco, 11%. the state said the new numbers can't be compared to past years because they're using a new and more accurate formula. san francisco restaurants say the power lunch is back. pay cording to the san francisco business times many of the restaurants in the city that were cutting service three years ago are adding or reintreppe duesing a lunch men niewsm the economy has affected the

restaurant business. one restaurant said he sees very few company credit cards again but more are starting to eat out again. there is a new development in this year's nuclear crisis in japan. plus, a winner is crowned. who america voted as its favorite dancer last night. traffic is moving along. until you reach 880, you'll see slowing.

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san jose police want your help into an investigation into the killing of a homeless man. police found the body of the man inside of an abandoned church in february of last year. police want witnesses to come forward. they're offering a reward for information that leads to an raise. you may soon be able to text 911 in an mfnlgt they plan to upgrade it with 911 tech follow scry within the -- technology within the next year. it would' how disarea ofs to re ceive text and video from cell

phones. workers in japan plan to builds a huge tent to cover a rope actor at -- reactor at the fukushima plant. it was damaged after an explosion in march. the cover is meant to keep radioactive material from spreading. a 19-year-old college student from georgia is waking up with the title america's favorite dancer. >> reporter: anything you'd like to say? >> thank you. >> melanie moore became the winner. moore also takes home a $250,000 prize along with the favorite dancer title. quite an honor. sal, we're saying bravo to the commute. i know you're still watching

walnut creek. >> we're watching a lot. we'll start in the south bay, northbound 17. we're looking at. that traffic is dog pretty well going to the maps here. there's a little bit of crowding getting down to the los gatos area. on the cupertino freeways, 285, slow. no problems getting down to the valley or on 280. in the east bay union city, fremont, slow traffic. bay bridge toll plaza traffic is backed up for a little wake. walnut creek, eastbound ignacio valley. a vehicle ran into a power pole. eastbound ignacio valley road will be closed at least until 12 and maybe until 2. you might want to think of another way to get home. 8:25. let's go to steve.

temperatures should come up a little bit, follow compare -- nothing compared to yesterday. a balmy muggy pattern. upper 40s this morning. higher clouds drifting up from the south. so if you're wondering where they came from there you are. that's pretty decent but it's half of what it was. that allows temps to come up. not much has changed op the lows. that system is very strong coming out of the gulf of alaska. temperatures will come down inland because the fog bank will lift. drizzle saturday night into sunday. we have a warmer pattern for inland areas. 60s and vest of the -- 70s. then a cooling trend takes us into on day. there's a tblaik a serial burglary case in the east bai.

the arrest may surprise you. we're live in pacifica where we talked with investigators about this dog mauling. plus, bart is trying to head off more rowdy protesters.

welcome back. police in pacifica are investigating their first deadly dog attack in at least 25 years and the victim, a pregnant woman. tara moriarty just talked to investigators. good morning, tara. >> reporter: we just got off the phone with pacifica police who

said no charges will be filed in this case. it appears to be a tragic accident one of the thingings the veterinarian may be focusing on is the fact that this doing was not neutered. in other cities they require pitbulls to be spayed or neutered but in pacifica they do not. this morning you can see candles as well as flowers piled up on the home of darla napora. she was palled -- mauled sometime after her husband greg napora left for work. he returned around noon and found her bleeding and not breathing. >> she had major trauma to her upper body and face. >> reporter: while officers were trying to revive her, the dog lunged at them, so they shot and killed it. the neighbors said the dogs had

always been well behaved. >> we shared a fence with them. if our dogs would bark at each other, she would call them off. they responded very well. >> reporter: police say there were no prior problems at the house. we have pulled some statistics an fatal dog maulings from 2009. this is information according to an animal behavior am expert. he sites 26 deadly incidents, 11 involved pitbulls. some dogs were mixed, so that number could be higher. the attack may raise questions about pitbull breeds and whether they should be neutered. i'm tara moriarty. it is 8:31. san leandro police arrested two suspects they believe are responsible for a series of burglaries. about 7:30 wednesday morning police received a 911 call about a burglary in process at a home

on vic tore yay avenue. police caught a woman and 17-year-old girl running from the house. police gathered information and evidence that implicated the suspects in nine other burglaries. we're learning bart is going high tech in an effort to head love more proud di protests. it's warning that protesters may stage surprise demonstrations during the coming days. late yesterday bart even shut off cell phone service to everyone inside san francisco's civic center station. however, it's not clear who made that decision. >> actually, the media relations people made that decision. >> spie cleskly said it was the public relations decision. >> we jug set offed it. >> bart is trying to aindividual a repeat of this scene one month

ago, a demonstration over a deadly police shooting that got out of hand. the pretest caused delays for the bart system. another death to tell you about following an accident at yosemite national park. a 17-year-old from fresno was hiking on the trail that runs lang vernal falls. he fell, hit his head and later died at a modesto hospital. this teenager's death is not included in the count because he actually died at the hospital. the man arrested in the bay area cold case is going public. steven carlson was arrested for the 194 stabbing death. he was only 16. carlson said he remembers seeing fells around school but said he

didn't know her. the 43-year-old has a long criminal history, including arrest for drugs and lewd acts on a child. a man who broke into prison is facing a parole violation. he jumped the fence late wednesday night or early thursday morning. the former new fulsom inmate told authorities he just wanted to reminisce. prison break-ins are becoming a greeing problem. >> inmates are coming back and smuggling in contraband. they know the layout and know where to go in, where to hide the stuff. >> statewide, prisons are averaging a smuggling arrest every week. one of the country's top

alpine skiers may have to rethink his like dreams. coming up at 8:4 5rbgs the behavior that got an 18-year-old kicked off a jetblue flight and kicked off the development team. a group of bicyclists will begin a long bike ride to raise money for undocumented students. the ride is called tour the dream. rider also start out from uc berkeley and ride 540 miles along the coast stopping several times along the way and eventually ending up at ucla. the goal is to praise scholarship money for undocumented students and raise awareness about immigration issues. some peninsula cities and environmental groups are joining forces hoping to get high speed rail off track. the cities and environment lal groups are challenging the environmental impact report on the route proposed between the bay area and the central valley. today's hearing in sacramento

starts after 10:00. more people are riding public transit. cal train ridership was up almost 12% in june. bart saw an increase of almost 8%. ridership of the valley transportation authority is up almost 7%. of the 11 agencies that were surveyed, only ac transit saw a drop. analysts believe gas was more expensive and that's probably driving up the ridership. the annual san jose jazz summer fest starts tonight and continues saturday and sunday. 10 stages are set up. admission is $15 tonight and $20 for saturday and sunday. in hours thousands of music fan also flood into golden gate park for this year's lands festival. it starts today at noon.

crews pent the -- spent the day making final preparation. they expect more than 180,000 people to attend. we have a list of performers on our website ktvu.com. tori, the los gatos won the pony baseball championship yesterday in lafayette, indiana in front of a crowd of 1500 people. they beat a team from puerto rico 17-7. you say they really poured it on early in the game. >> they scored 11 runs in the 1st inning. let's check in with sal. >> i want to correct a little error. i said the outside lands was the 18th century.

it's actually the 19th century. a small error. now it's just a festival concert. this is a look at interstate 880 southbound as you drive down from union city to fremont. also, the morning commute will be slow if you're driving into the livermore valley, not as bad as it normally is. the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a little backup. ignacio valley road still blocked because of a truck that ran into a power pole. they have two lanes blocked in the eastbound direction. it will take them until this afternoon to fix. it this might affect the afternoon commute. it's not affecting the morning commute. >> traffic will be backed up to bart. >> i'm serious. it will happen. some of these higher clouds coming up from southern

california. temperatures warmer. that's inland. very balmy conditions. humidity high, so some thick fog. that will burn off. crazy fog, came in very thick, left and came back in but very thin. looks like it's about to burn off. so far, no reports of misty conditions. saturday night into sunday we start to see a that as the system swings in which the the leading edge is right out there. those higher clouds coming up from southern california drifting up. not a big deal. you can see all the fog. some of that is really thrice towards the ground. once it lifts, then sunshine. the sea breeze is a lot less towards the delta. it's still breezy but not windy. 51 to 61. they did make it down to 49. hayward is 60. upper 50s, low 60s. the aforementioned system right there. what it's doing as it drops

down. that's allowing the ridge to build in for a day, day and a half. not that it's a big strong guy but it's still. there that's allowing temperatures to come up a few degrees. cooling trend started exred, kind of a push and tomorrow we will lea continue that and carry it into sunday. so fog, low clouds already sun for many. it will be warmer away from the coast but a lot of fog. 60s, 70s and upper 70s, low 80s. you'll find upper 80s, low 90s. antioch and brentwood. 70 oakland. 6 alameda. low 80s santa clara valley. cupertino, saratoga 79. woodside and 623479 sit -- 67 in

the city. cooler temps will carry us into sunday and early flex week. a strange undercover operation. it involves gladiators and gangs. coming up, we'll tell you about the reward being offered an two men who robbed an armored truck company in santa rosa last night.

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stocks are up, but it seems rather tame compared to the huge swings we had this week. the stocks are advancing after data came in on consumer sentiment, retail sales. the ask you to up 164. nasdaq is up 19. s&p is up 10. let's bring you up to date on some vive -- of the top stories. an investigation will continue to determine why a pitbull mauled a pregnant woman to death in pacifica. it happened yesterday. police say the woman's husband discovered her body. police ended up shooting and killing the pitbull.

we have breaking news right now. ktvu just found out the man charged in the oakland drive-by shooting that killed 3-year-old carlos nava is due in court in about 15 minutes from now. lawrence denard is a convicted felon with a long history of violence. investigators say he was aiming his gun at two rival gang members when he shot the little boy. in just about 15 minutes. the man devaughndre broussard will be sentenced for the shooting of chauncey bailey. we want top update a store river we've been following in santa rosa. police are searching for two gunmen who stormed into an armored car warehouse late last night. the crime created a terrifying situation for the workers inside. >> reporter: the robbery happened at at garda armored

truck warehouse. across from it is the warehouse with retractable steel doors. so far this morning we've seen a few of the trucks going into the building. it is a pretty high security operation. they have three guards standing by as the trucks are backed up. they're armed with hand guns. we don't know if the robbery happened while it was going on, if the truck had money in it. these are questions santa rosa police have not been able top answer. it happened just before 11:00 last night. that's when police got a 911 call. a company employee said two men stormed the building armed with weapons. police say after that robbery the two suspects shut the high security steel doors behind them and the employees were locked

inside. police freed the two employees but they were not hurt. the suspects did getaway with -- get away with an undisclosed amount of money. there are surveillance cameras. we don't know if there's video. we don't know if the police isitize -- is utilizing that. we asked the corporate office about the surveillance camera. they said three zoo want to give us de-- don't want to give us details. the two suspects are still at large. police are trying to find them and there is a $2500 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of those two men. new information this morning on a bizarre incident pay board a cross-country flight. police say man 18-year-old

member of the ski team urinated on an 11-year-old girl. it happened on a jetblue flight. 18-year-old robert vice was drunk, got up from his seat and urinated on the sleeping girl. in the last hour, the ski team said it dismissed the teen from vermont. >> a number of individuals, drunk and intoxicated on a flight, they become unruly. they will try to hope the door, break a -- open the door, break a window. >> the girl's father has decided not to press charges. new this morning former los angeles police cleave william bradden is in talks to become an adviser to british police. it comes after a week of violent riots across london. he said prime minister david

cameron asked him personally if he would consider taking the consultant posmghts -- position. more than 1700 people have been arrested from the riots. a swimming pool in massachusetts will stay closed the rest of the summer after a woman drowned there but wasn't found for two days. that pool was drained for an investigation. authorities said it's not worth reopening the pool because there's not enough time left for the summer. >> there's a new report that holds casey anthony responsible for the death of her daughter even though she was acquitted in court. the department said anthony failed to protect 2-year-old caylee through her actions or lack of actions. the state agency is man dated to conduct reviews when a child dies from the result of abuse,

bondment or -- abandonment or neglect. the man accused of killing 69 people at a labor party in norway might have filmed the entire mass speer. authorities believe anders breivik filmed it as a propaganda video and the video may still be on the island. a search is underway. he is also accused of setting off a bomb that killed eight people in oslo the same day. police are looking for a plan who walked away from his home after waking up from a coma. he had been in a coma since may. the mother said he woke up yesterday and walked out of the house. carroll was unsteady on his feet and had trouble sing. he is considered an at risk person because he suffers from a seizure disorder. italian police arrested 20

gladiator impers natetors. they wore costumes like the one you see here. police say the suspects intimidated and attacked their competition. for the undercover operation some police officers dressed up as gladiators themselves just to infiltrate the gang. the police said even some of their officers were attacked before other undercover officers had to rescue them. they were laid off, and now they don't care. the good luck and bad luck that claim at the same time. >> this pick -- poster of fair pray faucet is being -- fair pray faucet is being immortalized.

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new this morning convicted killer in cleveland, ohio, has been convicted to debt. anthony sowell was accused of murdering 11 we. sentencing was made after the relative of the victims made a statement and sowell never looked at the victims' relatives. this morning a judge said sowell should die by lethal injections. prosecutors said he lured them to his home. fullerton city officials are holding a special meeting about the death of a skits phren --

skits phrenic homes man. he ran from police a photo of his facial injuries are so bad we won't show it to you. today's meeting will focus on video. the acting police cleave said the review was not prompted by a hidden agenda but critickings say it prevents an independent recollection. general motors is recalling chef vie impalas to fix a problem with the power steering fluid hose. if installed the wrong way, it can pose a fire hazard. more than 4,000 is dance are being recalled to reprogram the electronic brake control. gm said so far there have been

no crashes or injuries. these former workers of an ottawa manufacturing plant are celebrating because they won the lottery. it came at perfect time, just one day after they were laid off. >> the next day we win it. >> the 18 we workers regularly bought tickets. each of them received about $400,000. a san francisco elementary school will get a check from the big lot discount change as one of the winners in a video contest. this is the video submitted by the elementary school for the lots to give video contest. it's one of 116 entries and one of 30 to win second place. the four first place winners will get $5,000 each.

the grand prize $20,000. winners will be announced on teacher appreciation day tomorrow. the late farrah fawcett now has her very own barbie doll in her on north. the collector's edition doll was modeled after her from the 1970s. some of the proceed also go to the farrah fawcett foundation benefiting cancer research. she died in 2009 at the age of 62 after a three-year watt battle with -- battle with cancer. >> we want to check in with sal. >> good morning. happy friday to all of you. let's go out and take a look at what we have. there were customers without power. now most of those have been put online. they will take it until about 2:00 to fix it. so far, the traffic is in the

all that bad but it could get worse. let's move along to 880. that's lighter than usual. at the bay bridge toll plaza it is backed up for about a 10-minute delay. >> inland temps, a couple degrees. 60s, 70s, a lot of fog. more of the same, really. >> getting to be the end of summer. school's starting. >> it is. >> that will do it for us. thanks for watching. >> bye now. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish.

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