2 morning news. >> good morning, thank you for waking up with us, i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. steve is here, should we take an umbrella? >> south. >> wow. >> they are there. 60s, 70s and 80s, we will take a closer look then, here is tara. >> here is a live look at 101. traffic is looking good. in the south bay this is a look at the bridge. you can see traffic there. back to the desk. >> only on 2 we have new video to show you. a rescue happened in san jose. we are told a man fell off a roof and became stuck between

two buildings there. ja anything janine de la vega is there. what is going on. >> reporter: yes , the victim is the suspect and there now treated for his injuries. behind me, i am standing here and this man is on top of the roof and was trying to jump from the building to the other building next door and he jumped and he fell 20 feet and wedged between an 18 inch gap and became trapped. police and fire crews were called here this morning and found 32-year-old man being trapped. we got video that shows that. he actually called police from his cell phone and told them

that two men were chasing him with a knife so he was trying to get away and hide and that is how he ended up getting stuck. >> he wedged himself in the building. he tried calling a family member. they responded out here and they could not get him out. he had -- i guess ripped a lot of his clothes off going down the side of the building because it is a good drop. at which point he had to call 911. >> fire crews brought in their urban search and rescue team. it took them 90 minutes to get him out. they used a rope with that and pulled corona out and sent him to the hospital. he admitted he lied. officers believe he was a suspect they were chasing last night. the chp was trying to get him for speeding. he was traveling at too high speeds so they ended up not following him and then found two cars crashed. they believe he was one of the

drivers that crashed his car and hit another car there. they believe that he got afraid and then that is why he hid and then became trapped in this predictment. we are being told by police that he will eventually be arrested. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 6:03. overnight a fire in the mission district forced more than two dozen people to flee their homes. it started at 1:00 this morning at an apartment building there. firefighters were able to control the flames in 30 minutes. everybody got out okay. >> the fire -- go back inside -- floors -- fire and we have some fire damage and some extension of the fire into the first floor. >> the cause is still under investigation. 26 people are being helped by

the red cross. >> tributes are pouring in this morning for fallen chp officer kenyon youngstrum. he died last night after he was shot during a traffic stop on 680. claudine wong is at the office in martinez where a memorial is growing for the officer and father of four children. >> reporter: pam, certainly people expressing that in different ways. you can see people have left flowers, cards, flags and even a balloon here. the business of protecting the public also continues. we have been watching them. we know this is a difficult time for them because this is where he worked. other officers have volunteered to fill the void to allow them to take time off. everyone grieving in their own

way, officer kenyon youngstrum was pronounced there. he did that there. he is married with children and leaves behind them. >> this has been a life altering tragedy for the family and certainly a tragedy that has affected us all deeply to the core. >> officer youngstrum lived there with them, last night they held a vigil. they wore ribbons. they prayed. some of the children who attended that vigil actually go to school with his children and are still finding ways to express their sadness. >> i would want to say that i am sorry of what happened. i really care about what happened. >> officer youngstrum is being described as a man who absolutely loved his job and

who was a very giving man. a man who continues to give even in dit. he is an organ donor for eight recipients. a public memorial service is right now in the planning stages thousands of law enforcement expected to attend from across the country, in the meantime for those who want to help his family there is a fund set up to help his family at any wells fargo banks. >> more information is coming out regarding the gunman. investigators describe 36-year- old christopher boone lacey as a loner. forensic teams are going through his home there in chico, police have seized computers and disk drives, video shows officer youngstrum on the side of 680 dealing with a dead deer when another officer pulled over lacey's jeep for an obstructed license plate. youngstrum motioned for lacey to pull in behind his patrol

car, moments later lacey shot and killed him. >> our time now 6:07. tonight at the dnc president obama's speech will be the major focus of attention. now last night former president bill clinton praised president obama, but he also shined the spotlight on the woman behind the man. >> after last night i want a man who had the good sense to marry michelle obama. >> it was the second night of rousing speeches at the democratic national convention as former president clinton officially nominated president obama for a second term. coming up for you at 6:fine more of the highlights from that speech and the comparison made between bill clinton and the current commander in chief. social media is making a very strong appearance at both of the colorado conveniences. twitter reports a spike in the

number of tweets sent out. during the 2008 conventions there were 360,000 tweets. so far this year twitter is close to 9 million tweets for the two conventions combined. there are also more google searches and blogs about the conventions being recorded. >> some of san francisco street lamps are in bad shape, according to the chronicle there are 232 of the lights in the areas. here is a live look at one of them we are talking about right now. many have that but others have gray paint with yellowed lamps. they are pg&e property and the city asked them to re-paint them. the utility says it was dope done in july but we found some not painted -- >> -- that -- >> -- beautiful -- >> -- brand new morning, tara what just happened on the roads? >> we have an accident in fremont it looks like a two car

crash with injuries, the right hand lane was blocked but appears to have re-opened, 880 southbound at thornton avenue east on-ramp, a delay there right now but not too bad. along the east shore freeway headlights westbound on 80 as you drive towards the macarthur maze, no delays to speak off. finally at the bay bridge toll plaza back up, those lights usually go on around 6:15, so we will keep you posted. here is steve. >> thank you very much, tara, before we get to our weather -- not that it is not important, i want to show you something -- hurricane isaac -- you remember isaac -- it did that. there is a possibility -- possibility it can do that. it does not look like that but it can do that. let me do that so you can do that. remember it did that there and there. so occasionally you will see

that do that and maybe that could develop. it doesn't like favorable but again there exists that possibility then. look at these doing that. we had that yesterday. i mean nothing like they had in the east or -- they do that. we had some though, a couple of them yesterday and still them popping up. another beautiful sunrise, i can tell you that unless you have that then you are like that. but still there and there south you can see these doing that, actually towards there, south, nothing yet really doing that and the potential but light showers are possible, napa and santa rosa 50, 59 for there and there. 57 livermore, 56 the city. still though some moisture continues to get funneled up here. one more day of that then that but that does that. there are cool readings, i had

a nice report from her, she said that there. those are your temperatures there and could be there, we had that there then. the higher clouds will disappear and that will take this until then with that and it will be that, dave and pam. >> 6:11. a uteak unique story from france, hope out of tragedy, what police have just found as they investigate the dit death of a family there. >> and they were shot down. >> a local family's outrage as they dispute the officer's accounts of a police shooting there. >> plus does part bart look 40 years old? how you can help celebrate its anniversary. cçrrú

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. new this morning an amazing discovery in the french alps an ambulance rushed to the hospital caring a little girl, she was hidden the car covered by their bodies. they were unaware of it at first, another girl there also, they were on vacation from england. >> breaking news from

philadelphia on the east coast. we are watching this. look at this. this is a plane on the ground. this was a plane leaving philadelphia heading to dallas but it was ordered to come back to philadelphia because the possibility there may be explosives on that plane. we don't know how many people are on that plane. look at all of the vehicles surrounding that plane right now. but it was bound for -- leaving philadelphia heading for dallas, texas, when it was told to come back to philadelphia, land, because there is a possibility, a report there may be splos explosives on the ground. we have not heard of injuries, you can see it surrounded there. this is all we know. these are live pictures but we will keep you posted on what is happening there with a plane forced back to land in philadelphia. >> after a stirring speech by former president bill clinton president obama is set to take

the stage tonight. sandra endo is there by the highlights. >> reporter: good morning, pam. it was a quintessential bill clinton moment on stage last night. he gave a rouse in speech firing up this crowd and created more anticipation for the president's speech tonight. he made a forceful endorsement of barack obama on day 2. >> i want barack obama to be the next president of the united states. >> the coanded the crowd, speaking for 48 minutes. making the case that mr. obama has a better path forward for the next four years. he countered criticism that voters are not better off now than four years ago. >> no president, not me, not any of my predecessor, no one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in

just 4 years. >> -- reforming healthcare and saving the auto industry and the former president offered his view of what this race comes down to. >> if you want a winner take all, you are on your own society, you should support the republican ticket. but if you want a country of shared opportunities and shared responsibility, a we are all in this together society, you should vote for barack obama and joe biden. >> democrats are looking forward to the president address where he is expected to lay out his plan for a second term. >> i am telling you hold on to your seat because what you see tonight with barack obama coming out you will be reminded of that great orderer discovered back two conventions ago that this country fell in love with, this is barack obama at his best. >> the stakes are high. polls show they are in a dead

heat. live in charlotte, sandra endo, pam, back to you. >> don't forget you are going to be able to see it live right here on ktvu channel 2. we will carry that tonight and also on our website at ktvu.com, scheduled to begin at 7:00. >> 6:18. there will be a meeting between the police chief and the family of a man shot and killed by police last night. >> there was no altercation. it was put your hands up and they were shot down. >> now relatives of 23-year-old mario romero protested yesterday outside of headquarters, disputing the police accounts of what happened. at a news couches conference the chief says he reached for a air soft gun that looked like a real weapon. his sister says she saw everything from her window and says her brother did nothing wrong. >> i am not being uncooperative

to the police. i want to give a statement. i want to tell them what i saw them do. >> ramiro's brother-in-law was also shot in this incident. he remains in the hospital this morning. >> bart is celebrating 40 years of transporting you throughout the bay area. to celebrate they are collecting photographs and memorabilia to display. keep your eye out for that. you might not know this but bart agents wore -- >> i got to see that. >> if you have them mail them there or post them that. >> 6:20, tara is back, what is happening? can you help them? >> i don't know what i can do. >> okay. >> this was cleared. this is what we are telling you about earlier. if you look at the maps this is

there. cars getting backed up here. we understand there are injuries and an ambulance was called to the scene. up next a look at 880 there. more folks on the roadways, give yourself extra time this morning at this hour but traffic does seem to be moving along pretty well. the bay bridge toll plaza here we are metering lights are on, give yourself an extra 15 minutes this morning. 6:20. here is steve. >> a very good morning, low clouds, higher clouds again, a beautiful sunrise if you don't have that there. temperatures close to yesterday although i think inland temperatures come up, especially towards the north as we get less cloud cover but you can see things are already beginning to fire up here south and also east. i think there in lies the rub on the forecast morgan hill to gilroy, also san jose santa cruz mountains, highway 17, los gatos and between santa cruz, watsonville, monterrey and up towards looks like south and

east of livermore toward there, the highway that bring in this cloud cover is that but is beginning to do that so i think that will kind of shut off tomorrow but today the possibility of showers. warmer inland. mugginess in the air especially there, by the coast too much fog, 50s although 40s there, but 50 to finn degrees covers the spread here. sun and clouds, warmer inland showers possible, thunder showers again i mean we are already seeing that and i mean it is only 6:21, now by 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon get that that might help that. 50s, 60s, 70s and that but the higher clouds will do that then that will do that. it does look like more sun but temperatures close to normal for this time of year. >> thank you, steve. 6:22 is the time. they announced they are keeping its bench market interest rate right where it is. in a few minutes they will do that to help explain why that

decision was made but it is affecting stocks today. disney hoping to capture new fans before they crawl. today it opens their store there. >> time is 6:22, a state investigation that looks like good news for pg&e, what it concludes about claims made by whistle blowers. >> the cdc says it is the highest number of cases since the west nile virus was discovered, the possible cause of that.

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isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ welcome back. 6:25. the number of west nile virus cases reached a high this week, almost 2000 confirmed cases, the cdc says there was a 25% increase in the last week, the worst ever since it was first discovered. so far 87 people have died this season. officials say a mild springtime, a hot summer and a lot of rain in some areas contributed to the increase. >> a march victory for pg&e, a state investigation concludes they did not cut corners over welding pipelines there. they were accused of doing that. whistle blowers allege inspections did not comply with

regulations. after a 7 month investigation the state public utilities commission could not find instances supporting the claims. the commission is working on new safety guidelines. >> pam, let's check in with tara. not looking pretty at the toll plaza. >> no, definite back up, those lights are on and a wait, so give yourself extra time. let's take a look at 280 there, no problems to report. actually this is 280 and 680 at the sanol grade there, traffic flowing nicely there. 6:26. here is steve. >> we still have cloudy skies, low clouds give us fog bank, these higher clouds filtering in and also right there, why don't you change graphics, steve, i will because i am trying to do that there, you can see that, highs today 60s, 70s and 80s, we will take a closer look at that in about

seven minutes. >> 6:27. remembering a fall in chp officer, the tribute to officer kenyon youngstrum from his home town. >> we are live in san jose where a man fell 20 feet from a roof and got trapped between two buildings. we will show you video of the rescue and tell you why he is is just about to ring on wall street. pam will have your early stock numbers. ñ#

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going on in new york. they are celebrating that the central bank in europe left rates unchanged. left things in a positive way. we will get you over to the business news in a minute. >> thank you for joining us on ktvu morning news. i have dave clark. >> i am pam cook. only on 2, we have overnight rescue of a man who became trapped in a narrow gap. this scene is near capital expressway in san jose with how the man got stuck between two walls and what police say he was doing. >> reporter: pam, the man was trapped between the orchard sunfully store and the indian market. it is very tight. it is an 18 inch gap between the would buildings. fire crews said it is like being trapped in a chimney. they believe he is trapped by

the highway patrol for speeding. then he crashed his car into another car and climbed on top of the roof to hide. now this is exclusive video. this is arturo corona being rescued. they used a rope to pull him up and officers say he was on top of the roof and fell 20 feet to the frowned and landed on his feet. he called police from his cellphone with a story they believe is phony. >> originally, he said he was trying to run from two people chasing him with knives. then he admitted that i was involved in an accident or i was part of the accident and i was trying to get away. >> reporter: police made the connection that he was the driver that chp was pursuing. it took the search and rescue team to rescue him using one of the rigs and a pully system. he is now being treated for his injuries. police say he was going to be

arrested for hit and run and evading police. reporting live from san jose,. eight people, homeless this morning in santa rosa over an overnight fire. it started on a duplex 9:00 last night. it took 25 minutes to get the fire under control and put the flames out. one of the units was destroyed. another one was severely damaged. >> there are indications it is purely accidental. we don't know the cause. >> luckily, no one was hurt. the families involved are being helped by the red cross. highway 17 is back open this morning. that is after a big rig fire shut down both directions for hours overnight. now the truck that you see there is carrying liquid nitrogen, the cab is a melted mess. it closed the highway near

summit road in the santa cruz mountains. >> he conturn his truck around. >> waiting to pass the accident. so, i have been here over three hours already. >> the southbound lanes were closed for three and a half hours. it took another two and a half hours to reopen the northbound lanes. it burned part of the hillside. it did not breakthrough the tank and was carrying liquid nitrogen and no one was hurt. >> the time is 6:33. flags all over california at half staff in honor of chp kenyon youngstrom:. the chp is trying to cope with this. claudine? >> reporter: it is a difficult time. they are trying to plan a memorial. but we know thousands of law

enforcement officers are expected to come for the memorial. in the meantime, people have been coming by the steel office where officer youngstrom worked to leave cards and flowers and balloons. the announcement came last night. the contra costa commander had to break the news that the 37-year-old had lost his life. he was shot on 680 when he pulled a man over. he was married and has four children. he was a man of deep faith. giving man who continues to do so even now. he donated his organs to eight different recipients. >> in his commitment to service and contribution, officer youngstrom is donating organs which will change the lives of many recipients. >> reporter: announcement of his death came before a vigil. a tight knight community where youngstrom and his family

lived. they wore blue and gold ribbons, the colors of the highway patrol. they mourned his loss. many of the children there go with youngstrom's four children to school and they are struggling to cope. >> if something happened to my parents, i am scared something will happen. >> reporter: a memorial fund for his family has been set up at any wells fargo bank. and the memorial being planned and the grieving continues. just within the last couple of minutes. while we are talking another person came by to loaf a plant. just to let them know they are being thought of and they are grieving for the husband, father, neighbor, friend, officer, who gave his life in the line of duty. >> claudine wong. the investigation into the gunman is intensifying as well. they are describe him as a

loaner. forensic teams are going through his home near chico, they seized computers and disk drives and this is helping investigators piece together what led up to the shooting. officer youngstrom was on the side of interstate 680 dealing with a dead deer when another officer is pulled overlaysy because of his plate. then he motioned him to pull behind the car. >> in the video, it shows that they had a short conversation. then without warning, he pulled out a gun and shot officer youngstrom in the head. >> the second chp ran up an embankment and shot lacy. he later died. they recovered two loaded handguns and a magazine in his jeep. back there again at the

airport. look at this plane. a u.s. airways plane. it was taking off from philadelphia heading to dallas and they were told to bring the plane back over suspicion there may have been explosives on board. this happened a little while ago. this is now being called a law enforcement situation. a short while ago, we saw someone being escorted off the plane. we have very few details. you can see the plane, the u.s. airways plane landed safely in philadelphia. after being diverted back and taking off for dallas. the suspicion is that there may have been explosives on board. someone is escorted off the plane and that's about all we know. we are following this breaking news story from philadelphia. we will bring you more details as thereof veilable. turning -- they are available. > bill clinton made his intentions clear for the

upcoming election. i want president barack obama to be the next president of the united states and i proudly mom name him. >> they encouraged voters to give president obama four more years. why people are frustrated about tonight's schedule and we will hear from nancy pelosi. we have to get you out the door, but tara said the traffic is not good this morning. >> it is starting to get worse. >> we have a couple of fender benders and we can look at our maps. >> wove a fed. ex. truck and -- we have a fed. ex. truck. and in livermore, typical from what we see, give yourself extra time. >> at the bridge toll plaza, we have the usual metering lights that are on. construction truck versus a car at the toll plaza and making it

worse. hopefully it will get pulled over to the shoulder soon. that's good news. >> no delays as you drive into san francisco. 6:39. here is steve. >> thank you. thunderstorm is o blowing up over san jose. beautiful sunrise. tropical clouds are paying a visit. numerous reports are coming in. sunnyvale; san jose. and it is pouring. and campbell and i saw it over there. it is kind of collapsing now and looked like it fired up more about 10 minutes ago. towards the altamonte pass and things are picking up again because of the tropical moisture from the southwest. it is favoring so far. east bay and south bay. san francisco, oakland north. not in on the party yet. could be later on. >> could be san jose mountains south and i am sure tracy will

get in on this as well. it is kind of retrograding out a little bit. it is running into resistance tomorrow as the highway gets turned off. 60s, 70s. 80s. and most locations say cloudy. napa valley airport said clear. we will start to see a calmer patterns. >> but definitely showersen and occasionally thundershowers. >> 60s. 70s. 80s. >> 79 in walnut creek. and san leandro and 70s. to very low 80s and on the peninsula. little quieter pattern on friday. nice into the weekend. 6:41 is the time right now. tax records are back in the national spotlight. reports of a break in that is threatening to reveal the records to the public. young man gunned down on a

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thunderstorm over san jose with more coming up in five minutes. welcome back. here is a quick look at some of the stories we are following for you at 6:44. exclusive video to show you now. san jose firefighters rescuing a man. look at how stuck he is between two buildings. this is just a couple of hours ago. silver creek road and east capital expressway off 101. now police are saying that man is a suspect in an earlier crash and he had been running from the police. a fioricet two dozen people running out of their homes. it is under investigation now. the fire started about 1:00 at an apartment building near # # and fair oaks. luckily no one was hurt. funeral and memorial plans are being made now for chp officer kenyon youngstrom. he died last night about 6:00.

his hometown of fairfield head a vigil. they say he was phone for his generosity and his organs are now being donated to eight different recipients. we are following the developing news out of oakland. police are investigating a deadly shooting. alex savidge has been on the scene all morning long. >> they tell me the victim was a 24-year-old young man from the area. he was generous and he was kind-hearted. you can see behind me the crime scene is now cleared but this was a homicide investigation and it shut down macarthur boulevard at market street. they took away the man's body. a man showed up at the crime scene telling officers the victim in this case was his son. he was found shot to death in the middle of the street. this is after 2:00 in the

morning. they got calls about gunfire in the area. they focused their interest on a black jetta. again, in talking with relatives this morning. they he tell me a little bit about this man. and the man who was killed here happens to be the grand son of a former mayor of emoryville. that is according to the victim's brother. police have not positively identified the person killed this morning. they don't have a whole lot to go on as far as a description for the shooter in this case. >> in oakland, alex savidfe, ktvu news. they are investigating the reports of a theft of copies of presidential candidate mitt romney's tax records. an anonymous letter sent to his accounting firm in tennessee and on line demands a million dollars to keep the records out of the public eye.

>> the accounting office said they have no record their system was compromised or that anything was stolen. >> his tax filing, which he refused to disclose is key part of the election process. >> today is a the last day of the democratic convention. tonight, he delivers the acceptance speech. >> we have more on why some say tonight's event has been ruined. >> alison? >> there is so much frustration that president obama's big speech tonight has been moved from it's out door location at bank of america stadium to inside the convention hall bus of some bad storm forecasts. well, now this means. tens of thousands of poem who were going to go to the stadium speech are not going to be able to see the president. >> meanwhile president be dent obama was officially nominated

with the help of the california delegation. >> california cast 609 votes for president. >> he took the stage. and with the case, he said republicans try to make it last week in tampa. >> it is something like this. >> we left him a total mess. >> he hadn't cleaned it up and put it back in. >> and looking out tomorrow morning. that could put a damper on the peach tonight. >> we will have that during the next update. alison burns. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> 6:49 is the time. traffic problem in the south bay. >> tara is in cantrell we have a crash at 84th. will is a lot of debro in the

roadway. they are working to get that. we will take a look at 101 and in san jose. you can see it northbound looking pretty good. >> little bit of back up. and farther up the road. i don't know if you can see it. >> the bridge here. it is hazy outside and your commute into moss center city looking good so far. >> this is like this since a little after 6:00 this morning. the metering lights are on. give yourself extra zero minutes to get into it. >> he is on one of the thunderstorms. low clouds. >> and we will see little bit more sun to the north. and he is coming in right now and produce a good thunderstorm. san jose and right now, it is in between here. and that is good for this time of the morning. it is lightning in the altamonte pass soon.

>> things are almost the same. coverage extended all the way to lake county and mendocino county and things are beginning to pick up towards the valleys as well. >> low temps to upper 59 antioch. and they won't change much. more thunderstorm activity for the sierra-nevada. and for us. it is an unstable pattern. tropical moisture with us for one more day and they will start with the source of that. and getting too far away. >> today and parts of early friday. >> mainly east and south. sun and clouds. and showers and thunderstorms today. >> definite possibility for all. and more likely east and south. >> but a lot of 70s in between and we cooled down yesterday. >> from alameda to antioch and brentwood. 87. thunderstorm activity. they are closer to it.

than anyone else. # 0s. and 74 in pal toe alto and cool. nine in d.c. and the higher clouds will disappear. it looks pretty mice. comfortable temps. >> there is a legal battle. it involves in and out burger. they have a beef with the burger chain. >> looming deadline that has shoppers rushing to one website in particular. >> make sure you get the news to go. >> download the app. and click on the live icon and watch it right on the smart phone. >> be connected. any time. anywhere.

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amazon by going on a shopping spree. >> they will start charging tax a week from saturday. people are buying now before the taxes kick in. >> our time is is now 6:55. they are don'ting claims that it discriminates when it hires workers. >> both are african-american. and both are over 40 years old. the lawsuit claims both men were qualified for the jobs they applied for and they weren't hired because of their race and age. in and out said the 210 california restaurants reflect the communities they serve. ben and jerry is suing a hard core porn producer. >> it said it was tarnished by the maker of ben and cherry's x rated dvds. >> that is based on the ice

cream flavors and uses packaging featuring a grazing cow and puffy clouds. just like the ice cream company. they made it to the bay area. the francis can was thought to be extinct. the plant was moved into the presidio for protection. they have 11 dump spots as critical habitat in an effort to help it recover. >> this will help waking up. the bell ringing contest will be held today in san francisco. this is what we are talking about. this is video from a previous contest. there will be an amateur competition featured by the main competition featuring cable car conductors. it starts today in union scare square. >> -- in union square.

>> we will check with tara for accidents. >> highwayle 85, -- highway 85, we have an accident. someone is loaded on to a stretcher. north blossom hill road, that ramp is closed for the next few minutes while they get the victim on. it is cleared there. look for the pittsburgh area. slightly sluggish there as you drive towards concord. we will head over to steve. >> thank you, tara. it is the hoe clouds and partly morning clouds and it went through san jose. right there. and boy, is it accelerating. we will look at mornings on 2 and see if there is more on the way. >> 6:58. a highway tragedy. memorial service being planned for the fallen chp officer in the bay area this week. >> we have an incredible story in san jose.

a suspect on the run got trapped in a very tight space.