police are still on the scene of an officer involved shooting. we'll tell you about the 9 # 1 call made by that man's daughter that brought police here in the first place. >> a student injured here on a south bay campus trying to intervene on a robbery. what the gunman was after. the state officials are pushing for an opening date. what they're pushing for. the communications she had with the man who killed her family and took her into the idaho wilderness. the morning news ins continues. good morning, cleanup under way right now after a late night. it was 11 inning, the cleanup

crew is still out there. >> we're not alone. i'm dave clark, steve knows your forecast. steve? the back to school forecast for vacaville, it's an unified school district 64, 94 for a high today. temperatures near the coast will be reflective of very mild conditions, fog clear mild lows, nice to warm to hot. we're 2010 a high to the west and low pressure. unless you're in the north bay, it's in the 60s, 64 seems popular. the breeze has picked up. higher elevations also out to the delta. that's a sign that this system is on its way. morning fog sunny, coast drizzle especially around he will grenada.

it's reporting a .01. it's a foggy drizzily morning. some locations above afternoon, but by tomorrow afternoon we're cooling down. here's sal. it's doing well, it's getting crowded for sure. at the bay bridge toll plaza you'll see the traffic continues to slow a little bit. it's getting slower and slower by the minute, it seems, it's about a ten-minute tray now. it looks good in the san francisco. this is a look, both north and southbound. that traffic is moving along nicely. if you're driving on the redwood city commute north and southbound 10 #, it looks good. let's go back to the desk. >> we're continuing to following the developing news where police shot and killed a man who they say came at them with a knife. claudine wong has been out there this morning.

you say it started from a call from a 12-year-old girl. >> reporter: she called for help and all this ended with shots being fired. i want to show you the scene out here on tennyson road. it's surrounded by a gate security. the view we have is from behind this metal gate. the crime scene unit is on scene. if we pan a little bit in, there are folks and officers talking to people there. this all happened at about 9:30 last night, a little bit before when this 12-year-old girl called police to tell them that her dad was threatening her mother with a knife, and then they talked about what happened next. >> the call came from a young female claiming her parents were involved in a fight. dispatchers could hear loud commotion fighting going on in the background. officers responding and while they were responding the child

advised that the father had armed himself with a knife and was threatening to kill the mother. >> back here live on tennyson road, what happened next was multiple officers arrived at the scene of the apartment complex. officers maiden try and almost immediately after that, the man lunged at them and did something that was confrontational and threatening and that's when officers opened fire. he was taken to the hop and pronounced dead. the mother and two girls were inside, they were all unharmed but they spent the night at the police station and they tried to put it off. they are all considered veteran officers with five years on the force. we don't know how many officers were on scene when this happened and we don't know how many shots were fired. they're still putting all of this will together. they expect this active crime scene to continue throughout the morning. it may take hours to process

the whole scene. they'll make sure they have the evidence to put it together. at the time the 911 call was made, they could hear the argument in the background and then the girl stayed on the phone with dispatchers until those shots were fired. at the minimum they have an audio recording of the entire events as they unfolded. >> time is 6:04, a teenage girl was robbed and her classmate was hurt. it happened during a bold attack at the san jose high school. it happened as classes were letting out. we have new information from police. >> that's right. i just talked to police, the boy who was injured in this incident was still in the hospital as of last night. he's believed to have been pistol whipped trying to help another student during a robbery. this is the first week of class here at silver creek hospital. a girl was approached by a

gunman on campus after classes let out last night. he demand add electronic device that she had. a boy saw she was trying to get robbed and tried to help. he was bleeding quite a bit from his body. essex pecked to be all right. he's described as black or middle eastern in his 20s wearing a zip erred gray sweat shirt and black jeans. they plan extra patrols in this area because this is the first week of school, it's standard procedure for them. we are waiting to hear back if they plan any extra security measures. happening today the new eastern span of the bay bridge is on the fast track to the bay

bridge. here's a look at the live picture of the bridge. this is from our camera on treasure island this morning. they'll announce the opening date during a public meeting in oakland at 10:00 this morning. most roads point to tuesday december 3rd. they need ideal conditions because they will shut down the bridge for five full days before the opening to move the old and the cost of the new br idge is $6.4 billion. and it's four times more than estimated. it will be shut down for five days starting wednesday august 28th. construction work would take place during the holiday weekend and with the bridge

opening september 3rd. on tuesday. you can receive an alert as soon as it happens by signing up for our mobile app or following us on twitter or liking us on facebook. new details on about the horrifying kidnap of a girl. james dimaggio first tortured the girl's mother and brother and then he killed them and set their house on fire. he also killed the family dog. records also indicate that on the day of the murders dimaggio and the teenage girl hannah anderson called each other 13 times. court documents show dimaggio's sister made a large number of calls to his phone that day and she may have helped him. meanwhile a family from oakland say they're frustrated with the lack of leads in the case. two dozen people walked from headquarters to city hall in

memory of 21 month old daphne webb. she disappeared five weeks ago in east oakland. her father told police that someone kidnapped daphne from his car while he went to astern 79th avenue. the grandfather says he's not buying the father's die. >> it's obvious that everything is fitting together as it sounds. the whole thing seems fishy. >> daphne's mother says the family plans to walk in daphne's honor every week until they get answers from miss. >> a dozen investigators are working on this case. advocacy group started by mark zuckerberg they're calling on congress to pass immigration reform. >> i want to give back. i believe in 100% of what this country stands for. >> the ad features an

undocumented immigrant there who came to this country with illegal immigrants for parents. he has been unable to join the military due to his immigration status. more than a thousand immigration supporters march in bakers film. the. bakers field. the congressman is the target. a program to protect santa rosa athletes from concussions is under way. they were supposed to go through baseline concussion testing. it's now delayed because there's a shortage of qualified trainers who to monitor that program. if an athlete had an injury, a trainer could test that person and then compare the results with the baseline exam to determine if the person had a concussion. later on today more than 150 children in san francisco

will receive free clothing passes and back to school supplies. they're hosting this annual give away for low income families on mission street. ktvu has a special back to school section, you can find information on school starting times and tips on how to save money on back to school shopping. we've posted a slide show featuring photos of some of your ktvu staff to look at. >> claw dean is on there. it's -- clud ine is on there. the punishment of the first person who had vehicular manslaughter with a bike. >> a crackdown with protestors.

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6:14, new developments in egypt. tenses keep rising between protestors and the government. we're live with what protestors are doing right now. >> the they set fire in cairo. this has led to the fifth straight increase in oil prices. that could affect prices in the u.s. some are calling on the u.s. to cut off aid to egypt. they give $1.5 billion a year in the form of military aid. they won't cut that off supply because the us would lose leverage. the egyptian security forces attacked protestors at two sit in camps. the death toll is 3525 and 3500

are injured. these protestors are calling for the ousted president of mohamed morsi. we expect a statement from john kerry in a couple of hours. live in washington, channel 2 news. they're upset about what's going on, especially since they had high hopes for their country after the arab spring revolution two years ago. >> it's the worst case scenario which could have been avoided. i don't know where we can recover from this as a society long term. >> now, mohammed said he found out three people he knows were killed during the violence yesterday in cairo. united nations investigations are headed to syria to try to determine whether chemical weapons are in the civil war. they accepted arrangements for

the investigation. the team will visit three sites where there are reports for chemical weapons used. they doubt the inspectors will find anything since the report of use of chemical weapons happened months ago. there is a message for a republican congressman [ shouting ] >> the marchs targeted the office of congressman mccarthy. it's aimed at republican members of congress. the event attracted supporters and opponents of immigration reform. >> he needs to report immigration reform. but, a path to citizens. everyone is equal. >> this is the people he's supposed to represent, not individuals that have been buzzed in from los angeles. >> he issued a statement that

the house of representatives will move in a step by step approach to immigration reform that focuses on securing the border. >> paramedics is defending the response to a deadly crime in a store. last night they said it's standard procedure for paramedics to wait for a crime scene to be secured before they treat victims. the man accused of stabbing the worker was apprehendedded and is expected to be arraigned next month. this will come down saturday morning in hayward. the building opened back in 1971, but it's been empty for

two years because of earthquake safety concern. that implosion is set for 9:00 a.m. and we'll be there live when it happens. >> 6:18, you're watching the whole community. how is the east shore doing. >> it's slower now. good morning, westbound interstate 80 getting crowded as you drive out with no major problems. it's getting crowded and it's typical for it to be this way. also the morning commute looks good on the peninsula. we had earlier problems there. as we move over to contra cost at that county, it's coming through the antioc construction zone. >> back to school and we'll focus on santa rosa county and high school. it depends on what part of town you're in 84 to 88. in between low pressure a good

one. inland temperatures will be in the 80s to 90s. santa rosa will be above. 82 and almost 83. sfo 73. oakland is average. so, we're pretty close except for inland area. still high pressure and some of that warm air is giving us dense fog and also drizzle. coast fog warm to hot inland today. there will be a low coming in. it will be scooting by for the weekend. the lows are mild to warm except the north bay. everyone is in at the 60s. there's a decent westerly wind from the east bay to the lower elevations, it's picking up so one warm, one cool. i think the sea breeze will win out over the next day or so. san jose, is a westerly breeze

and sfo as well. again, one forecast model takes this good piece of energy and you can have a big cool down. there will be more fog overnight. i think we'll see another round of that drizzle. morning fog, some that have local drizzle, temperatures inland still above average here for one more day. then it will cool down. 60s close to the coast. it's pretty cool. napa86, it's about where it should be this time of year. freemonth 80. it's still warm inland -- freemont 80. cooling trend sweeps in on the weekend. consumer prices rose slightly in july. prices for gas, housing, clothing and food are all up. that report better than what

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time now 6:25, the police are getting ready for the annual hemp, they won't be handing doubt tickets for marijuana possession. they'll be handing out doritos, they'll be inurge canning users to check out the the website for marijuana laws. more than 8,000 marijuana plants were seized.

that is part of the an effort to clear cloneup illegal marijuana farms. they posted this picture on facebook. helicopters removed the pot plants yesterday near mount hamilton. this morning campbell police are looking for two men of robbing men at gun point. they're looking for the get away driver as well. they're releasing the photos of the robbers. the robbers got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. they were driving a stolen gmc sierra pickup which was found abandoned about a block away. anyone with information is asked to contact campbell police. time now 6:26 phone and service should be back today. the crews are working to fix the damage from a copper cable theft. they cut an at&t line

yesterday. at&t customers from fairfield and cordil ah ia. the food truck vendors at the airport were so popular, they're being invited back. they tested out having food trucks outside terminal 1. the response was so good, they decided to extend the program indefinitely. different vendors will be allowed to park at the airport every thursday. counting down to the opening of just the new bay bridge, i want to take you out there live this morning, look a little fog at the top. we have a big announcement that's scheduled for 10:00 this morning. a 12-year-old girl's call to police ends with her father being shot and killed by officers. we'll tell you what we've learned about what happened. >> we'll have the opening bell. we'll take you there live. we'll tell you what's going on

on wall street. and if you're driving around the bay area, some of the freeways are getting more crowded like this one, highway 4. some sun for a few, low clouds and a drizzle, how does that play in what looks to be a cooler. >>

the opening bell right on time in new york this morning and we're going to take you out there live for a look at the opening bell. numbers are headed lower. there on your nasdaq, i want to take you to the pink, that's the breast cancer research foundation. they're ringing the opening bell there. a number of people who are visiting, a lot of you are visiting, we lost the colleague, we lost to breast cancer, the annual challenge walk is saturday morning.

>> we have a breast cancer challenge, lake maryland oakland saturday morning. >> we hope to see you there. we'll get the business news coming up. >> thank you for joining us. thursday, pam, it's august 15th, i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. time now is 6:30, steve will tell us a little bit about the weather. do we have a warm day when it cools down. >> the market dropped 100 points. >> are you serious. >> yeah, there it is, right there. in between systems, it's a strong system, we're getting that time of the year. i'm watching something coming out of the gulf of alaska. we'll look at the school forecast. we'll focus on st. rose elementary. we'll go from high to here. fog drizzle and parts of the coast, mild lows, a lot of 60s, some of the low cloud fog, cloudy, nice, and warm and hot,

mid-60s to some. 60 in san francisco, a decent system here, a little piece back here, it's a day away. morning fog for us, some of it moving along the bay. sunny to mild to warm, the breeze is picking up, it's back to some of the higher points along the peninsula as well. i think by tomorrow a lot of these temperatures will take a dip there. here's sal. good morning. traffic is moving along well. it's crowded in others. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 15-minute below. no problems on the bridge itself driving into san francisco. also this morning, we're looking at 2:37, it has not slowed down yet. that is a good seen for this commute. it looks good all the way over to 1301 so far. we're looking at the freeway between hayward and freemont.

on murray avenue near gardenia, you might expect delays there. 6:32, we're following developing news of a deadly officer involved shooting, claudine wong is joining us live now, why police were forced to shoot at a house where children were inside. >> let me take you live to the scene scene right now. you can seen this is the parking lot where all of this happened. it can stay like this for hours as police continue to investigate. there are folks out here. we are not sure if they're involved or how they can be involved. we do know a 37-year-old man is dead after police responded to a call for help from his 12- year-old daughter. inside this apartment complex was a mother and two daughters

ages 11 and 12. a fight broke out at 9:30 last night, a fight intense enough to have one of the daughters calling 911. >> dispatchers could hear loud commotion fighting going on in the background, officers are responding and while they were responding the child advised that the father had armed himself with a knife and was threatening to kill the mother. >> that prompted dispatchers to send multiple units to the apartment complex. the first officers got inside and moments later shots were fired. >> it was instantaneous as soon as the officers got in the apartment. >> police say what kind of knife was used or what they did to prompt officers to open fire but they will say officers feared for their lives. >> back live here on tennyson road on the 2100 block, the officers involved have more than five years of experience now on paid administrative leave as is policy, the mother and two daughters inside the

apartment at the time were not hurt. we'll continue to follow the story and bring any new developments, live here, claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. the opening date of the new bay bridge, we have a perfect view of the new eastern span and the news drivers are waiting to hear. paul? >> reporter: we're waiting to hear that news. it should happen in three hours from now. we'll find out the official opening date of the $6.4 billion span. later we'll find all that information out. the speculation of when it will open will be put to rest. they'll meet and they'll announce the exact date when it will open to traffic. many people believe it will open tuesday september 3rd after a labor day shut down for five days. during that shut down they'll focus mainly in the area west

of the toll please. they'll demolish some of the old structure. there will be work down where it hits the island tunnel. you am i remember the date of the oakland after 92 of the 96 bolts of the bridge failed. it will make it safe for traffic and that should be happening as soon as possible. >> no matter what weekend we do close at people are going to be able to make arrangements, bars will be functional they won't have a labor disruption at all. >> that's because the 60 day cooling off period between bart and its unions going right now. the official word is coming down at 10:00 this morning. it will be happening in oakland and bring it to you as it happens. i'm paul chambers ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have more details by the

oversight committee the entire span will be shut down, that's over the labored weekend. construction work would take place during the holiday weekend with the bridge opening in time with the morning commute. stay tuned for that bridge distinct. you can sign up on the mobile app or twitter or like us on facebook. the bicyclist who pled guilty of hitting and killing a pedestrians, he'll find out his punishment. chris bucchere will be pleading guilty to manslaughter. he'll be probably sentenced to 1,000 hours of community service. he's believed to be the first bicyclist in the nation to be convicted of vehicular

manslaughter charges. they want a complete redesign of folsom street after a cyclist was hit and killed. the 24-year-old woman was hit yesterday morning by a truck making a right turn off of sixth street that. driver was not arrested. there is a lane for bicyclist on that stretch of folsom. however, the cycle coalition wants a bike way that is separated from traffic. >> they're calling on san francisco mayor to keep its accreditation. they're holding a news conference to ask a commission to revoke the accreditation, and the loss of that could cause city college to close next year. they found that the commission had a conflict of interest and should reverse the decision. there are currently no new negotiations scheduled and the

two sides remain tens of millions of dollars apart. complicating matters is the ac transit deal, that calls for a 9.5 raise over three years. bart is offering 10% raise over ten years. they say the transit revenues are higher than ac transit. same sex marriage will remain legal in california. they rejected the effort to save prop 8. only the two couples named in that landmark case should be allowed to marry. but, the court declined to hear that petition. unless something unforeseen happens, the legal battle over gay marriage in california is over. there will be mosquito fogging starting at 1:00. the vector control district will start spraying pesticide.

they're going to cover north 19th street and 23rd street. the county is trying to prevent west nile virus. a woman is the first woman to get it. she's recovering now. they have 14 cases of west nile including two that were fatal. what went wrong before ups cargo plane crashed in al beam. they may have a tough time answering that question. and a student injured here trying to intervene during a robbery. how can you can help. >> good morning, traffic is getting busier in the east by and the south bay. we'll give you the run down stray ate -- straight ahead. >> inland temperatures, it's cooling off, more so tomorrow. [ female announcer ] jump-start your day

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. welcome back to the morning news. a teenage girl was robbed and her classmate was hurt during a bold attack at san jose high school. >> reporter: police tell us parents can expect to see extra patrols out here because this

is the first week of school. officers want to hear from anyone who witnessed this incident or seen the gunman run away from campus. a girl was approached by a gunman on campus after classes let out on afternoon. a man demanded an electronic device she had. a classmate tried to help. he was struck in the upper body. he is believed to have been pistol whipped. he's expected to recover according to police. the gun mass is described as black or middle eastern in his 20s wearing a zip erred gray sweat shirt and black jones. they're asking for information and, please, give them a call. we're waiting to see if they plan to step up security measures. we're seeing from students and parents arriving at school. we're hoping to talk to

the next hour as well. a private school in palo alto is scheduled to receive a report today why it has exceeded its enrollment cap. this school was issued a scallop in 2000 that allows it to enroll 415 schools, neighbors say it's overenrolled. they admit that it's 33 students over the enrollment cap. they're working to address the neighborhood concerns. they're holding a community meeting tonight. time now 6:45, the wreckage of that ups cargo plane that crashed in birmingham, alabama. they're searching for the black box flight recorders. there's little information because there's no distress call before that plane crashed. witnesses reported hearing a sputtering sound. that's raising the speculation that may have had a mechanical

problem. the two pilots object board died in that crash. people in utah forced to evacuate because of a fast moving wildfire. they may be able to go back home today. the fire destroyed about 14 homes near the resort town of park city utah. 200 other homes though are still threatened. firefighters hope to allow the people back home by last night, but they extended that evacuation order because of the winds shifting. this wildfire is one of dozens right now burning throughout the west. in a landmark decision, starting neck week military personnel will be granted leave to get married in same sex relationships. they have as many as seven days extra leave if they are stationed 100 miles from a state where same sex marriage is available. benefits will be able available to same sex marriages.

they're stroking down portions of the federal defense of marriage act. security is being stepped up for this church. the latest incident happened wednesday night when police arrested did he sean davis. he was seen walking out of st. john the baptist church with burglary tools. police say he destroyed about $15,000 worth of property. police do not think the two crimes are related but the church has stepped up surveillance stadiums and plans to add locks to the windows. two defendants in the high school gang rape case. they'll find out whether they spend the rest of their lives in jail. they found mer sales peter and

jose mon taken facing life. two men are in prison and two more are waiting for that are trial. let's check in with tori campbell with breaking news we're following. good morning. coming up in minutes, we have a crew headed to walnut creek where we've learned there was a burglary attempt at the tiffany's store there and we'll tell you who police are searching for. a driver who hit a dublin couple on bicycles it's always because of something he tweeted just before the crash. plus does this look like a lion to you. why they're trying to pass who have this dog as an exotic animal. they're doing a study into human growth hormones. back to you. >> it's all very interesting.

>> time now 6:48, interesting stuff on highway 24 this morning. >> it shot down 680, 424, it's in the affecting traffic on 24. it's light. it might be lighter than usual because people are having trouble getting through. southbound 680 at 24, they're moving it to the side. the fire department is on the scene. we have a backup here of 15 to 20 minutes. it's backed up west of the mcarthur maze. if you're driving into livermore valley, today is better than it has been. we have a slow coming in from the altamont pass. let go to steve. take a look at our back to school forecast. if looks like it's clear to me. you can always tweet me if you're up there. it could be shadow -- shallow, i can't see it. 91 later today.

i think we've topped out on these temperatures. these these will slide down a little bit. cool to mild, near average for this time of year. we're going to for a high of 67. the low is 70, there's a lot of low clouds there. and it continues to thicken up a little bit. average temperatures, it's all close, san jose, 83. oakland 73, 67 in san francisco, average 68, parts of the san mateo coast, low overcast and drizzle. think think will play into our weather. today coast fog warm inland, near 90 for some. it looks like a cooling trend, it will take us into the weaken. it will be a cooler pattern inland. it started coast in bay, mainly 60s on the lows. it's 64. the sea breeze has picked up. some wind in the higher

elevations also. it's much slower today than yesterday. sfo out to livermore and san jose. it gets cold in the morning lows. the system coming in the weekend that will provide additional cooling. not bad, decent system coming out of the gulf of alaska. warm to hot inland breezy in spots, not widespread yet. 92 clear, 84 vacaville. it will be 70, and walnut creek 74. 90s low for more began hill, 60s in the coast and it will be 81 palo alto and it looks like a warm pattern and cooler inland on friday and we'll carry if into the weekend.

cisco systems out of san jose will cut 4,000 jobs. that announcement was released and it's down about 7%. it said it needs to cut jobs from its global work force because of the inconsistent global economy. mother report from the retailer, coal's profits fell 3.5% last quarter. it was just 2%. wal-mart and macy's have reported weaker than expected earnings. 2unxkjppno ca0

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the world, they're missing their earnings forecast. dow is down 200 points. the cost of raising children getting more expensive. families with a child born last year will spend 2 $41,000 and that doesn't even include college. that is up 2011. the wages are not keeping paste with rising costs. breaking news developing out of new jersey. we want to take you there live to the scene. this is trenton, new jersey. a multiple media outlet reporting one person is dead and two police officers have been hurt during a shootout in the neighborhood that we're showing you there. the officers are both reportedly conscious and talking in the hospital. those are the reports we're taking. the person who was killed was, we're told a suspect in a

domestic violence investigation. a police spokesperson says they were responding as part of a followup. this is in trenton new jersey. we'll bring you more details as soon as they become available. >> new information in the case of a san raphael woman who died while hiking in the sierra. she may have fallen to her death while hiking in the sequoia national forest. she was reported a week ago when she didn't come home as expected. a new report suggests that rising lights are in the dark. there were 3300 lights out in 2008, that numbered jumped in the following year. there were 4200 burnouts like that light you heard go how the in our studio in 2011. that's quadruple the increase in four years. lights go out.

now, pg ah and e blames the outages on old infrastructure. they're trying to -- planning to raise the rate to charge san francisco for the change of lights by 40%. two support others over the shark fins. they're trying to overturn on the ban of possessing or selling is that correct fins. they started enforcing the ban. they're hacking the fins off shark and leaving them to die in the ocean. they call it racial discrimination. the government says the ban conflicts with federal laws. >> coming up on mornings of 2 developing news on an officer involved shooting, claudine wong is out this there with the latest information. >> after years of waiting and

count down, a critical examination about the bay bridge. we'll be right back.

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