investigators zero in on on a suspect for the house street killings -- for the howth street killings. >> we'll tell you about the new efforts planned for this week. >> the health care debate takes center stage in our nation's capitol today. the arguments the supreme court will hear over the next three days. >> the race for president comes to the bay area today. how much you will have to shell out to see mitt romney today. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. thank you for joining us on this monday morning. march 26th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. rosemary is here. ready or not more rain? >> here it comes. we are already eyeing the next storm. today will be dry.

just cool below normal. a chilly start this morning. 30s and low 40s in parts of the north bay. 47-degrees in san francisco. if i back this up for you, you will see there it is. high clouds will approach the coast by tomorrow or tonight or today and then we've got rain in store for tomorrow. i was trying to give you storm tracker but i gave you the wrong map. i'll show you the details on that if a few moment -- on that in a few moments. also this mornings commute looks good in san francisco. along the james lick freeway. let's go back to the dave and pam. there is a major development in a story we first broke on friday's mornings on 2. a man is in custody in suspicion of five murders. tara moriarty is in san francisco right now to tell us about this suspect and his

alleged victims. tara. >> reporter: police tell us there were four separate homicide scenes inside this house alone. so that made their job very difficult. it was a very complicated and confusing crime scene. sources tell us the suspect had thrown bleach and paint over parts of the home to tamper the evidence. investigators really took their time sifting through everything. 48 hours after the bodies were discovered police zeroed in on 35-year-old binh thai luc. they arrested him yesterday. they believe he is responsible for the savage killings of five people on saturday. next door neighbor says the victims were well liked, helpful, and even took out his garbage for him. >> hard to focus at work or anything. it's very tragic. people die in accidents. okay. so it's an accident. but this is intentional.

much scarier. >> reporter: investigators won't say what lead them to luc but apparently he knew all five victims. police told ktvu they were looking into a gambling debt as a motive. it's believe that the victim is a man and wife. they all died from blunt force trauma and an edged weapon was used in the slayings. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty. overnight one person is dead after a stabbing in san francisco. that happened some time after 10:00 last night at buchanon street. the brother of the victim says the man was stabbed while visiting relatives. two people were taken into custody last night including one person who may be a juvenile. not clear though what lead up to that stabbing. new searches are starting tomorrow to find missing morgan

hill teenager sierra lamar who vanished while walking to her schoolbags stop. allie rasmus is at the intersection lamar never made it to with more on the latest efforts to bring her home. >> reporter: 15-year-old sierra lamar was last seen on march 16th. she was supposed to be walking to this intersection a couple blocks away from her home to catch the bus to school. ten days later there are pictures, fliers of her posted throughout the town of morgan hill. the search for her continues. over the week search officials set up a search and rescue command center. they unrolled maps and notes. they searched open fields and roads within a 12-mile radius of her house. this home is in a somewhat rural area with a lot of farm fields network. they conducted roadside churches as well. there is more volunteer

organized searches planned tomorrow. sierra's mother said she is grateful for the community and help. >> each day it gets really hard because she is gone. and you know that means each day she needs to hang in there and be strong. you know. it's hard. >> reporter: last night more than 200 members of the community turned out for a candle light vigil to support lamar's family. friends of sierra say they are not giving hope and they are hoping to have a big turnout. anyone that wants to help should arrive at burnett elementary at 8:00 a.m.. you have to be 18 years old to help with that search and a photo id ready. live in morgan hill allie rasmus. time 6:05. today republican presidential candidate mitt romney will be raising money right here in the bay area. this afternoon romney will appear at an event in redwood city. tomorrow morning he heads to stockton for a fundraising

breakfast. tickets for both events start at $1,000. protestors they will also be at today's event. they include groups like occupy redwood city and the raging grannies. rick santorum is also coming to the bay area. fresh off his victory. santorum won 49% of the vote. romney won 26% of the vote and five of the delegates. the states remaining five delegates will remain uncommitted until the convention. on wednesday a fundraiser for santorum will be held at a home in alamo. starting today the u.s. supreme court will hear three days of oral arguments about president obama's health care reform law. people have been camped out in front of the supreme court since friday. trying to get in to watch the

high stakes legal battle. coming up for you at 6:15 our washington d.c. bureau will bring us a scene that is taking place in front of the supreme court this morning. a mystery continues to surround an attack at a bart station in san francisco. an unconscious man was found on the floor of the civic center bart station. he is in the just so you know at the time the victim was wearing -- he stands six feet tall. he's white with brown hair and hazel eyes and he was wearing a red shirt, blue jeans, and white shoes at the time of the attack. let's go back to sal. everybody behaving around the toll plaza? >> yeah, they are. it is getting a little more crowded. good morning, to you. right now traffic coming up to the toll plaza looks pretty good if you are driving there you will see a little bit of a

crowd. nothing unusual though. it's looking good once you get on the bridge. also this morning we are looking at interstate 880 in oakland. that traffic is moving along nicely in both directions with no major problems. if you are driving in the south bay, northbound 17 traffic has been moderately heavy coming up through the mountains. a little bit of heavy traffic southbound is increasingly more people leave last georgias to and go -- lost bahs to and go over the hill. traffic on 1010 and 20 off to a good start. no troubles on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge. let's go to rosemary. fairly quiet out there this morning. light breeze in some cases. san roe -- santa rosa reporting

a little bit of fog. 37-degrees in san to roe -- santa rosa. 38 in napa. cooling you have off a little closer to sunrise. 42 in concord. we have less than an hour to the sunrise. clouds will be on the increase by the end of the day not a lot of sunshine. 41 san jose. 41 along the redwood city. 45 at sfo. 47 in oakland. backing it up is what i attempted to show you earlier. we've got this system that will bring us the high clouds. first we get the filtered sunshine and the soft sun light. by the evening hours we'll see the gray skies. let's get this started here. picking it up tuesday morning. we are light rain over parts of the north bay. this could be a slick commute. south of the golden gate it looks like it will remain mostly dry. the evening drive home everybody will be included in that one. wednesday morning we wake up we are still soggy.

rain still falling. scattered showers in the forecast. not until wednesday afternoon this is finally pushed out of here. we will see a decent amount of rain. the last week of march will be unsettled. through 9:00 low 40s and low 50s. we'll have temperatures 50s, 50s to low 60s. again below average for late march. your extended forecast there rain arrives tomorrow. it sticks with us through wednesday morning. we dry out wednesday afternoon. slight chance far sprinkle or two over the north bay. we are dry on friday. the weekend looks a bit unsettled. low 60s in the forecast. scattered showers a possibility on saturday. look at this. another snowy weekend in the city area. another snowy weekend in the sierra. it snowed most of the day. there may be a little bit of snow left on the top of the bay area highest hills.

visitors are being discouraged at mount hamilton. cal tran put up barricades to keep people off the hill top after saturday nights snow. that is because they park on the sides of the narrow road that winds their way up the observatory. 6:10. a bizarre story. an iraqi woman beaten to death in their san diego home. the item found near her body that makes her family say this is a hate crime. >> and showing the money to california lawmakers. how the salaries of golden state officials are rising eyebrows. >> turning poop into tower. the unusual machine that is getting a boost. buy one spectrum by lg, and get one free ?

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welcome back. our time now 6:13. an iraqi woman brutally beaten in her home has tided and -- has died. shaima alawadi was taken off life support over the weekend. police have not ruled out the possibility this was a hate crime. relatives say a note found near her body said and i'm quoting go back to your own country terrorist. it was not the first note that family had received. >> a week ago they left a letter saying this is our country not yours, you

terrorist. so my mom ignored that thinking kids playing around. pranking. and so the day they hit her, you know they left it again. and it said the same thing. >> alawadi was a mother of five that immigrated to the u.s. with her family almost 20 years ago. her body is being flown to iraq for a funeral. so far investigator have not named any suspects. the brother of the islamic gunman that confessed to killing seven people in france has been charged in the case. the main suspect died last weekend in a shootout with french police. investigators will now charge his younger brother for involvement in the murders and in terrorism. he is denying the accusations but admits he was there when his wore that stole a scooter that was used in the attack of a jewish school. happening now the u.s. supreme court beginning three days of oral arguments on president obama's health care

reform law. it's triggering a lot of emotion on both sides. alison burns now describes that scene outside the supreme court this morning. >> reporter: pam, we are in an area between the u.s. capitol building where the landmark health reform law was passed two years ago and the united states supreme court. the arguments begin in about 45 minutes. the demonstrators started marching an hour and a half ago. there seem to be more people here that want to see the health reform law uphold. one woman that survived breast cancer came from laguna beach. >> i just want a choice. if they want government health care, that is fine. i will be buy my own health care. we should have a choice. >> reporter: here is a look at the line that started friday afternoon. people camped out over the

weekend. they braved the rain here in washington, d.c. to get one of the 400 seats inside the court. we have been told the court has started letting people in. we'll have more live coverage during my next update in about an hour. for now we are live in washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. salary for california lawmakers have been cut in recent years but still remain the highest in the country. the base pay for california lawmakers is about $95,000 a year. that is followed by pennsylvania at 82,000. and new york by $79,000. 6:17. philippine boxing champmanny pacquiao say charges that he is a tax cheat is simple harassment. he has claimed he never shortchanged the philippine government. they have filed a criminal complaint against him for failing to submit tax

documents. he could face two years in prison if he is convicted. a rave with a deadly past is coming to oakland this weekend. two years ago two people died after taking ecstasy at the cow palace. eight other people got sick and police madaroses of drug arrests. the promoters of that arrest will hold a similar event at oakland's oracle arena on saturday. 12,000 people are expected to attend pop 2012. supporters say they are working with oakland police to make sure the party is good. now each assembly member selected a woman in their district who has made an impact in their community. mara has raised thousands of dollars for breast cancer research. i want to show you something. this is the tuck tuck.

that is providing a zoo in phoenix with an unusual source of power. that three wheel machine turns animal waste and human trash into clean energy. this technology behind reusing waste originated in thailand. the denver zoo says it will use the machine in the elephant exhibit when it gets back in june. >> okay. coming up on 19 minutes after 6:00. let's check in with sal. >> good morning, to you. right now traffic is doing pretty well around the bay for the most part and on the major roads. we can see the traffic is going to be acting as typical. right now it's backing up a little bit at the toll plaza. about a 15 minute delay. also the morning commute -- by the way since i mentioned the san mateo that traffic looks good. this is a look at interstate 880. nice looking drive. as i look at chp list i don't

see a lot going on. there is no major problems reported as you drive on 880. moving along to the peninsula there is a crash there on the shoulder. for the most part 101 and 280 are doing very well. let's go to rosemary. good morning, to you. we are between systems for today. that mean we will be dry. the transition taking place throughout the course soft day. partly cloudy skies. the winds are light this morning. temperatures falling back into the 30s and 40s. satellite radar we have a few scattered showers still over the sierra. more to come with this next system here already making its aim for the coastline. high clouds will then fill in to the area by the afternoon and evening hours. tomorrow morning we begin to see the rain falling. some of us could feel a few sprinkles in the overnight hours. pinks and purples. a few pockets of 30s education

specially over the north bay. and our inland east bay. for the afternoon our temperatures will be on the cool side. slightly warmer than what we felt yesterday. 58 in oakland. 59 in hayward for today. 60 san jose. 61 morgan hill. mid to upper 50 east side for -- 50s for parts of the forth bay. tuesday the rain develops early on and an all day rein event. scattered showers on wednesday morning. back to you. federal regulators say wells fargo is refusing to turn over many documents relating to the mortgage crisis. they are look into the possibility of fraud and the banks sale of securities that were made up of multiple mortgages since 2006 and 2008. the san francisco based bank say it will defend its actions in court. porshe is recalling 1200 of the newest models.

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good morning. highway 4 traffic looks pretty good. although it's getting more crowded coming up to the willow pass grade. no major problems as you drive to concord. tonight the parent parents of trayvon martin will address a town hall meeting in florida. they are overwhelmed by the public support they received. last night a sol limb vigil was held to remember the 17-year- old that was gunned down last month. >> i want to say we really thank them and appreciate the support. it means a lot to us. this really hit home. >> neighborhood watch volunteer

zimmerman shot and killed martin but claims it was in self-defense. hyenas not been arrested. both federal and florida state governments have opened up invests into the case. there will be a rally today for trayvon martin here in the bay area. organizers are calling it an emergency scream out for justice. they say sometimes speaking is just not enough. the noontime event will be held outside san francisco's hall of justice. time 6:26. it's not easy to rattle former american idol judge simon cowell of the x-factor but it happened. simon cowell told police he heard a loud bang saturday night. he went up stairs to check it out. there was a woman standing in his bathroom holding a brick. simon security team who was there captured the woman until the police got there. the 29-year-old woman is charged with breaking into cowell's home. she is due in court today. the stanford women's

basketball team plays in the elite eight tonight. the top seeded cardinals face number two seed duke in fresno. stanford reached the elite 8 -- elite eight on saturday. meantime the men's final four is all set on one side in state rivals kentucky anelaces vile will play for -- in louisville will play for a trip to the final four. louisville beat florida saturday. kansas reached the final four yesterday with a win over north carolina. they will play ohio state in the other semi final game. 6:27 is the time. new controversy involving the big bay bridge project. the billboard with an angry message. san francisco police are calling it one of the worst homicide scenes they have ever seen. find out the big break they

highway in the case. and we will take you live to the opening bell. next to find out what happened overnight that could effect our stocks this morning.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. there it is in the background. the opening well. that is a a company from my hometown. ringing the bell there this morning and i think they are there for a conference. i'm looking it upright now. a lot of things happening overnight. in asia a lot of concerns about the global economy. and this morning ben bernanke says he is still considering a job market weak. that could weigh heavily. as you can see lower part of your screen dow jones is up a little bit. and the pharmaceuticals

company. they are there talking about the patents they have developed. >> thank you. thank you for joining us. it's a brand new day, monday, march 26th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. in the news right now police in san francisco still watching over a house where five people were murdered. this is a story we first broke during friday's mornings on 2. tara moriarty is out there right now to tell us what it took to break this case. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. more than 40 investigators worked around the clock getting very, very little sleep in order to make an arrest which happened just yesterday. what kept them going what was inside that orange house. one of the most savage crime scenes san francisco police say they have seen in years. 4 hours after the bodies were discovered police zeroed in on

35-year-old binh luc. she was booked a the jail yesterday. they believe he is responsible for the brutal killings of five people yesterday. investigators won't say what lead them to luc but he did know all five victims. two police sources told ktvu they were looking into a gambling debt as a possible motive. >> we do have information we are following up there could be prior gang ties loved in this situation. a although we don't believe at this point in time this was gang related. >> reporter: it's believe the victim is a man and wife both chinese immigrants. the couples daughter and son and the son's girlfriend all died from blunt force trauma. they have still not located the weapon. we are waiting for official cause of results from the medical examiner. hopefully we will learn that later today and the identities of those victims. live in san francisco i'm tara

moriarty. san jose police are looking far man that tried to kidnap a teenage girl in broad daylight. a 16-year-old girl was approached by a man in the willow glen neighborhood. he suddenly attacked her with a stun gun type of weapon and tried to drag her into his car. she managed to get away. she described the man as hispanic in his 30s, 5'7" weighing 200 pounds. and drove away in a red compact car with tinted windows. it has been ten days since sierra lamar was last seen. coming up at 6:45 we'll have a live report on the missing children's foundation that is stepping in and how you can help. time 6:33. new this morning nato reports another deadly attack inside a military base in ag. it happened early this morning in southern afghanistan. a man dressed in an afghan army uniform shot and killed two

international service members. it appears to be the latest in a spring of recent attack where is afghan security forces have turned on foreign soldiers. meantime the wife of the u.s. soldier accused of killing 17 afghan civilians earlier this month is publicly defending her husband. carolyn bales is the wife of staff sergeant robert bales. she calls the charges and i'm quoting here unbelievable. the pentagon says sergeant bales wondered off his military base and randomly killed nine afghan children and eight adults. the chp is investigating a flutey crash in pleasanton. that happened on highway 680. the chp says one car flew off the freeway after a crash involving three cars. one man in his 60s was killed.

at least one other person was seriously injured. it's not clear what lead up to that deadly crash. investigators say there is no sign that alcohol was a factor. 6:34. there is a new controversy this morning. it's tied to the multibillion dollar project to build the new bay bridge. christien kafton is here now to tell us angry union members are using billboards to get their message out. >> reporter: good morning, dave. traffic is starting to pick up here as they leave the maze. they are starting to get the look at the new billboard. you can see it as you exit the bridge. it reads the bay bridge 100% foreign steel and set on the backdrop of a chinese flag. the billboard is one of two already up in oakland. the group will be holding a news conference in emeryville bringing together various labor groups to discuss the failure

of political people to maximize local job creation and be more economicically beneficial to the bay area. it was not hard to find drivers this morning that agree with that idea. >> we should support our own country. stop helping everybody else out. they are not helping us. we should support ourselves. >> reporter: the billboards are part of a new national campaign. and the new national campaign is called should be made in america. tyking a -- taking a look at the website organizersing want to take this project nation- wide. they will be placing billboards in major cities. it welcomes people to revisit soon to see what orestes and big infrastructure projects have been targeted. time is 6:36. let's go back to sal to check in on the commute. >> things are getting a little

more crowded as christien mentioned at the toll plaza more people are showing up. the metering lights are on. nothing unusual but it is a crowd. there is a crowd there. no problems on the span. also looking a the the commute on san francisco once you get there. northbound 101 traffic looks pretty good. no major problems if you are driving southbound 101 down the peninsula and i'm looking a the the accident list here. nothing major in this area. also the morning commute looks pretty good on 237. a little bit of slow traffic. there is a crash in gilroy. this is an accident blocking the lane. not major injuries but there is a car that is unable to move because of the damage. 6:37 let's go to rosemary. >> planning that wardrobe this morning. grab a scarf. we are braving the big chill this morning. a live look almost. here it comes. the sunshine. mostly clear to partly cloudy this morning. rain in the forecast for tomorrow.

calm and cold in santa rosa. 34 degrees santa rosa also reporting watchy fog. 45 san francisco. oakland low 40s. concord, fremont, san jose. some of our inland locations sinking back into the 30s. a few degrees above freezing. your satellite radar view we will be dry for today. the next storm is already approaching the coast. first we will start off with the soft sunshine and then they will turn more gray. this system is on track to arrive by tuesday morning over the north bay. sliding south over the course of the day. the morning drive could be a little tricky. so in a nutshell for today partly cloudy turning mostly cloudy. wet and breezy. we are also expecting wind with this system. 58 degrees for berkeley. 57 san rafael.

58 san francisco. temps not too bad. slightly warmer than yesterday. but well below average. mountain view 60 degrees. 61 morgan hill. there is your extended forecast. rain arrives tomorrow morning. it will last all day long. scattered showers in the forecast for the first half of the north bay. we'll remain mostly dry on friday. for the weekend it looks like rain is in store for your saturday. back to you. today southern california is drying out after a spring storm that brought rain, wind, and cold temperatures to the lower half of the state. some businesses had to close because water was coming right through the doors as much as two inches fell near malibu yesterday. that area usually gets 15 for the whole year. the fourth phase of a project to rid mount tam of rogue trails begins today. the unofficial trails damage the natural landscape and disturb sensitive plants.

the project began in 2009 as a way to better protect the environment, minimize erosion, and redefine permitted trails so hikers don't get lost. 6:39. it's going to be a busy morning at one bay area airport. the activity out there that may make you look twice. the search for a missing south bay teen intensifies. we'll tell you about new search efforts under way this week. and it was a record breaking opening in more ways than one for the new movie everyone seems to be talking about. good morning, on the golden gate bridge traffic looks good as you head down to the toll plaza. i'll tell you more about the morning commute.

good morning, to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following for you right now. this morning san francisco police still guarding that house. that is where five people were found murdered. this is new video. the suspect identified as 35- year-old binh thai luc targeted the victims. those victims suffered blunt trauma. >> mitt romney is coming here to the bay area today. he will be holding two fundraising events. one this afternoon in redwood

city another one tomorrow morning in stockton. tickets on sale to both events begin at $1,000. >> and today the u.s. supreme court will begin three days of oral arguments about president obama's controversial health care reform law. these are live pictures right outside the u.s. supreme court. 26 states are challenging the legislation that the president signed two years ago. >> tomorrow a new search for missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar will begin. allie rasmus has more on what is behind the latest effort. >> reporter: the class kids' foundation is organizing a new search team. she was last seen on march 16th when she was on her way to this intersection about a block away from her house. she never made it to her high school. since then you can see ten days after she was reported missing there is pictures and fliers

reported. her disappearance has captured national attention and the search for her continues. last night more than 200 members of the community turned out far candle light vigil to support sierra lamar's family. they were not giving up hope she will return home. her mother said she will not give up hope. >> when people tell me how many days she is missing, i just try not to think about that. i know she is coming back home to us. right. >> reporter: over the weekend sheriff officials set up a search and rescue command center. they unraveled maps and notes and combed through open fields and roads. she lives in a somewhat rural area so there is a lot of farm fields they had to go through. volunteers also conducted roadside searches as well. as we tole you there is more volunteer search efforts planned starting tomorrow and the rest of the week.

those organized by the class kids' foundation. anyone that wants to take part should show up at 8:00 a.m. at the burnett elementary school. allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 morning news. president obama is in south korea. world leaders from 50 countries are gathering in seoul. you are looking at new video. we just got this in. the goal of the meeting stop the spread of nuclear weapons. president obama addressed students at a university in seoul. the president said the united states with the help of its allies have made the world safer a nuclear threat. >> here in seoul more than 50 nations will mark our progress toward the goal we set at the summit i mosted two years ago in washington. securing the vulnerable nuclear materials in four years so they never fall in the hands of the

terrorists. >> while he's there at the summit, president obama is also having side meetings with world leaders like one with the president of china. president obama urged president tow to use his countries influence to push north korea to meet its obligations. in one hour pope benedict will start his trip to cuba. he is expected to arrive at the island at 8:00 west coast time. the pope spent the weekend appearing before huge crowds in mexico. if you are near san jose international airport this morning, don't be surprised if you see a lot of fire trucks, ambulances, and police cars. they will be taking part in an emergency drill. several agencies and the red cross will be testing how to respond to accidents.

they require these tests at all major airports every three years. sal will tell us if the commute is wide awake. how is it? >> we are starting in contra costa county this morning. with this report of highway 4. looking at the westbound 4 commute. it's looking good. however, there is slow traffic in antioch which is nothing that will surprise you. no problems on interstate 680. 24 is getting busier on the way to the tunnel. moving along and taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. nothing unusual there. traffic is moving well. we have been watching the santa cruz mountains. northbound 17 is moving along okay. we want to mention a fatal accident in san francisco surround investigation. a pedestrian was hit yesterday on lumbar street at 8:45. police are not saying much more

about this. they do say the scene is open now. 6:48 let's go to rosemary. 15 minutes until the sunrise a mix of sun and clouds with increasing clouds expected for today. a little bit of patchy fog over the north bay. take it easy out there this morning. we have a light breeze at sfo. and we have more cloud on the way. the cloud cover will be sweeping through as we progress through today. the back age is -- the back edge is where the rain will be. it looks like for parts in the north bay i have long rage model duded up. we are here this morning. by tomorrow morning it looks like especially at the north bay maybe a few sprinkles for the inland east baby 5:00 or so the evening drive most of us dealing with slick roads. wednesday morning we wake up we

have scattered showers. thursday looks mainly dry. saturday morning the forecast models want to give us more rain for your saturday morning. this morning 30s for inland valley locations. 40s around the bay. mid 50s for your lunch hour. 58 for oakland. 57 san rafael. so mostly dry but a cool di today. a few sprinkles expected late today. a few scattered showers wednesday morning. a we'll be dry through friday and then the second chance for rain will come in on saturday. this early a weak storm will bring us quite a bit of rain. there are three new independent directors on the yahoo board. yahoo is preparing far proxy fight with an investor that owns 60% of the country.

he doesn't like the way yay ha hah has begun. yahoo's stock is selling for less than half that price now. the first film in the hunger games franchise is a huge hit in its debut weekend. fans of the book trilogy camped out to be the first to see the movie version. that sets a record for an opening of a movie that is not a sequel. 21 jump street was second. dr. seuss the lorax rounds out the top five. >> it just blew everybody out. >> yeah. 6:51. there is a vodka maker under fire this morning. >> film director james cameron has completed a difficult journey only two other people have ever made.

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. still concerns about the global

economy. ben beer than see -- ben bernanke says there needs to be a lot done. belvedere vodka canceled a controversial ad. look at the ad. it shows a woman looking horrified while a man grabs her from behind. the text reads unlike some people belvedere always goes down smoothly. critics immediately attacked the vodka maker. this ad makes light of rape and sexual assault. so far the public apology has not quieted the controversy. a san jose man is accused of firing a bb gun at police. he was arrested saturday morning at a home on snow berry court. police were called by family members that said he had a gun and threatening to kill them. he pulled out the gun and fired at officers. one officer returned fire but no one was hit. a costco in concord will be

open this morning. that is after a leak shut down the store for several hours. that leak caused a cloud in the back of the store. shoppers and employees had to evacuate. hazardous materials team was called in. and the leaking gas was a dangerous refrigerant. the photo sharing service they plan to launch an app for the android platform. you can submit an e-mail to be notify before the official launch of the app. that site gives no clues to when it will happen. but the founder says it will happen very soon. director james cameron completed his journal any to the deepest point. they have used a specifically designed submarine to go more than 35,000 feet below the surface to explore the maiana trench. cameron stayed on the bottom

for three hours capturing still photographs and video. only two other people have reached that point. 6:56. sal gets deep when he talks about our commute. how are you look something >> i want it to be nice and simple. this morning we haven't had that much going. i would say it's all right. we have slow traffic of course. good visibility across the bridge here means good visibility for planes coming in. the morning commute looks good on interstate 880. if you are driving this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza it's a 15 minute delay there. let's go to rosemary. partly turning northeastly cloudy for today. 30s and 40s this morning. it is a chilly start especially for our inland locations. santa rosa, petaluma, nevada,

east bay. mid to upper 30s. we've got temperatures sitting in the low to mid 50s for your lunch hour. increasing clouds. mid to upper 50s low 60s what we will get for your afternoon. coming up next on mornings on 2, the gruesome killing of five people in san francisco. what we have learned about the suspect who was in custody. why the republican front runner in the race for the white house will be right here in the bay area today. [ female announcer ] here in california, our schools need help. the largest class size in the nation. 47th out of 50 in per-student funding. but right now, we can make history with a ballot measure to send every k-through-12 dollar straight to our schools. to every school and every child. not to sacramento.

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