. sonoma county supervisor efren carrillo faces the court of public opinion we will tell you what happened. a mother is severally injured after a hit-and-run and you will hear how the victim's life has now changed. the case of a toddler missing for ten months, the official death leaves a gaping hole in the investigation. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, thank you for waking up with us, i am pam cook. >> let's wake up, the sky looks beautiful. >> we have a picture of the sky. i am putting him on the spot.

>> see? >> how about that. you are listening. >> turning the corner. this is an amazing crew in the control room. there is a lot of pressure in there. >> it is producing a few showers. right here? close, pam. but the cool air is in place and we have mostly cloudy skies here in the morning. a better opportunity for a few light sprinkles to the west some of that rain is going out towards bethel island. rio vista, it probably did not reach the ground out towards the pass, they are definitely wrapping around, 40s and 50s on your temperatures and it is cool out there, no doubt, 14-

mile-per-hour in northwest novato and it will be breezily and it will produce partly cloudy skies here in the morning and we have a possibility of a shower and i am going underneath most of the forecasted highs, here is sal. we are looking at the contra costa commute and i am starting with highway 24 and you can see the traffic on highway 24 still looks good in the caldecott up until traffic does look good and when you get to the bay bridge, metering lights have been turned on and traffic is filling in at the toll plaza with no meaning problems by the way on the bridge but it is about a 10 minute drive time. taking a look traffic is moving

around and you can see 508 westbound and we have had a couple of minor collisions, and traffic is slowing down. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. sonoma -- sonoma county supervisor efren carrillo faces the court of public opinion. here is more on the meeting that could decide his fate, tara? >> reporter: the board of supervisors could be discussing the fact that he was wearing nothing but socks and underwear while peeping into a woman's window. many who are up at this hour are not familiar with the case. last week efren carrillo was acquitted of the peeping charges but state senators say the charges against him were serious and that he should step down. zane called for him to step

down after his actions were horrendous. he was dropped off by his girlfriend july 13th and efren carrillo took off most of his clothes, grabbed a few beers and walked over to his neighbor's apartment and put his hand through his neighbor's screen while she slept. you can tell us what you think on facebook and twitter. the board will start this morning but the topic unbecoming of public office is not set. there is a major new development in the search for a missing toddler. family members now confirm daphne web committed suicide in his oakland home late last week. john web was considered a person of interest in the disappearance of his daughter.

oakland police spent 10 months looking for the missing suicide. his suicide leaves a gaping hole in the case. >> what, you are kid being, my first question, did he even know to say anything about daphne, no. he did not. >> reporter: he had been kidnapped and was briefly jail after telling police he left daphne with his 87-year-old mother who suffers from dementia. the toddler was reported missing on july 10th last year. they arrested her father on child engraving. -- inn danger.

>> police say he left for his daily walk and did not come home. he was last seen walking and has gray hair and brown eyes and anybody with information on his wear abouts is asked to contact newark police. recovering after a car slammed into her while riding her bike, police are tracking down the hit-and-run driver responsible for that crash. joining us live, they are telling us how she is doing this morning, janine, how is she doing? >> well, it is city of very difficult for her and her family and the accident happened when it was still very light, here near the avenue and

police are hoping somebody is unable to drive for the unified school district. on april 25th she was riding her bike and the driver left the scene after hitting her. she suffered from a fractured skull and was hospitalized for five days. the movement on the left side of her face is limited and she can barely smile anymore. she knows this injury has made her look different than what she used to look like. >> i can barely move my mouth and most of my teeth are broken. >> a car hit her and she flew and landed on another car and broke the windshield of that car and then cracked her head open on the pavement. >> reporter: jones does not remember much from the accident

but a if police report has been filed. they want if you have any information call police and it will help them heel. she was not wearing a bicycle helmet. she is hoping this helps them here. and prosecutors say where her friends robbed the men at gunpoint. they struck one of bailey's friends so bailey got up to help, argued with the gunmen and then was killed. statements will start at 9:00. and they are blaming them for a mix up in the county's crime lag.

a -- crime lab tech anything used the wrong chemical. that mix um involved 2500 blood samples. retesting turned up only 7 false positives and the mistake will only have a limited affect on these drug cases. the wreckage that crashed, they are also examining debris on the runway at the sites itself. anybody with cell phone video and pictures of the after math is asked to turn it over. it happened during an air show and veteran pilot was killed. he wants to talk to them and is back under the care of child protective services. police want to know how he made it over a fence undetected and

then climbed inside of a wheel well of a jet. the teen was trying to get to somalia to see his mother. they will be back this week but they would require cell phone companies to put a killswitch on smart phones to make them inoperable when they are stolen. more than half of the robberies involve cell phone snatching and that figure is as high as 5%. believe it or not it happened again, another disturbing discovery and now there is another important warning for dog owners. police a campaign owner . >> one right now we are looking

at the commute on west bound 24. clouds continue to increase and pushing towards us and for those of you listening, we'll see if we can get any rain out of those and we will have your cool forecasted highs.

. welcome back, 6:13 is the time. a woman operating an identity theft ring is very dangerous she created credit -- credit cards and driver's licenses from stolen ids. she escaped by trying to run over the police with her car. >> i think she is desperate and would do anything at any cost to get away. >> jasmine mitchell is part of a notorious family linked to pornography and crime. she was just 13 when her father was killed, she was part of the trip tees theater. dozens of protesters carrying american flags and singing the national anthem are live outside morgan hill. a counterprotest was held at the park and demonstrations

were here in 2010 when some of the students wore t-shirts with the american flag at the school on cinco demio and they were told to turn those shirts inside out. and they are apologizing for a campaign may lore that is surroundinged by bashed wire -- barbed wire. now jewish groups said they it is definitely not fresno. >> it is around a stone brick building, that is not fresno and that's something nobody ever wants to see again. >> they have no idea how the picture ended up in his campaign material and today the

obama administration has a climate change emphasizing how they are already changing our daily lives. 300 scientists have contributed to this report and rising temperatures will slash snow and water amounts. that will fuel even more severe wildfires and in just the last hour, california senator barbara boxer released this statement and the new national climate confirms the greatest level of details yet, the climate changes are all around us and we are already feeling the impacts. we must act to reduce carbon pollution for the sake of public health and the wellbeing of future generations, end quote. the chief meteorologist bill

martin is in washington d.c. now to discuss this one-on-one with president barack obama. he will have that interview tomorrow at 5:00 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. he began at midnight and it will run until 11:59 p.m. microsoft and along and san in -- santana road. it will benefit nonprofit organizations. >> i am one of their biggest fans and he turned 87 today and we are old talking san francisco. willie maze is 4th on the all time list and lives in the bay area, and you will often see him at at&t when the giants on

playing and i think he will try to sit next to sal castaneda, just to be close to him at the ballpark. >> who doesn't try to sit close to sal castaneda. >> go to my facebook, i have a picture of myself with maze i have also posted it on facebook and twitter. thank you if you sent something or are thinking of sending me something. that traffic looks good for the morning commute and we don't have any crashes and it looks slightly better than yesterday and it is still crowded in san francisco anthrax the from

downtown to hagueen berger in less than 5 minutes. 580 has become -- well, the very slow freeway that normally is from livermore to dublin in the last few days we have had some naturally commutes right there, if you look at the drive time between interstate 680, it is just about 40 minutes in oakland it still looks good, most of the traffic is still in the livermore valley. let's go to steve. it is quiet this morning. >> especially twitter nation, maybe you are sleeping. >> it is wrapping back in, and there is rain, at 6:00, we have a lot of clouds especially over parts of the east bay, they are calling for mostly cloudy and it is a cool to windy breezy day as they look down to las vegas and very new in protected

areas, still breezy and mostly sunny breezy to windy and we will end up most live sunny and winds will turn more northerly and you can see out towards stockton and highway 5, right there, also discovery bay, oakland brenly, same for the pass and about an hour ago, they collapsed and we will keep an eye on things there. napa airport, 43, that is cold, lower 50s for many, it will be cooler than that, fso, we have

even it coming from the sacramento valley and we are spent ago lot of cloud cover, 32 in tahoe and chuck e.and some of it is beginning to work its way. windy and cool, a few showers off to the east and a couple of sprinkles, very low 70s and these are definitely held down which will be impacting us for a day or two. 66 haywood, on the cool side we should be warmer than this, 60s on the coast in the city and also on the peninsular, everybody is close here same ballpark, not much change, the weekend does look like warmer temperatures. they will pay more than $14

billion for merck and that will help with other products. the two will also collaborate on marketing prescription drugs. for the first time in years, wal-mart has scored a win and they grew faster which ended in january, wal-mart sales jumped 30% and amazon came out ahead in actual sales numbers. and that's only 15% of amazon's total sales. new details about the students who were shot and killed, the disturbing thing that happened the night before that deadly shooting. the companies have already agreed to stop selling shampoos

because of chemicals found in them.

. welcome back, the search goes on after the death of a diver who was searching for victims. officials say a member of the diving team lost consciousness

and was confirmed dead, 268 died and 38 others are still missing. they have agreed to stop selling shampoos that contain the inn greedian -- inn greedian coke immediate. the center for environmental health said it it is also known to cause cancer. consumers around the country will benefit. >> if they are going to change their product, they will change their product line completely and whatever is sold will get sold in california. >> they are still working with 100 other companies, it is also

found in bubble baths, shower gels and body scrubs. we have a full list of products that contain coke meade d.a. they are finally getting underway they are allowing work to begin near petaluma what and work could begin as early as this fall and they will have to work out the construction details of the second phase of that project. the supervisor found in a sensational peeping tom case, how his future can be decided just days after the verdict. more ads on noon any buses how much money it would generate and why some say it

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. good morning, tuesday may 6 may 6th, i am dave clark. >> it is never too early to start thinking about the weekend, it is mother's day coming up. >> what were we thinking? sunrise over the big city and we do have mostly cloudy skies. a few showers have popped up and it is actually clipping parts of the east bay and you can see the low responsible of

swinging back, mostly cloudy, we we will go 59, a high of 56 as well and take a look at oakland brentwood, antioch, there have been a few reports and we will go to the rain right there and out to the valley but still 43 or a bite to the morning air and this morning low is on its way to the south and we'll see better conditions and the cool air is in place. >> a lot of upper 60s coast and bay. the bay bridge is filled in and we have a 25 minute drive

time to coming into the area and there are no major problems if you are driving on the bridge itself but you will see a lot of slow traffic, this is a look at the san mateo bridge from the toll plaza over to foster city it is about a 10 minute drive. northbound 101 is slow and not all that bad likewise for the peninsular and we have up to 42 minutes between brent line road and the interchange. let's go back to the desk. sonoma county supervisor efren carrillo was cleared of criminal charges in a peeping case, however his political future could be on the line. ktvu channel 2 news' tara moriarty has more on how the

calls for him to resign are getting louder, good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, efren carrillo was wearing nothing but socks and unaware while looking through a woman's window and we have been trying to get comments from the public and a lot of you were not familiar with the case but here is the deal, last week efren carrillo was acquitted of peep being charges and state senators say the charges against him from serious and he should step down. chirmly -- shirley zane called his actions who are roan does and after getting dropped off by his girlfriend, he took off most of his clothes, grabbed a few beers and walked over to his neighbor as she slept put his hand through her window

screen and we will have to see what the other supervisors think and how the board will be meeting this morning and what should happen should happen before 9:00. officers were called to the expressway at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. a neighbor tells us she heard two sets of gunshots sunday night and she said at the time somebody had set off fireworks and they will not say whether the deaths are considered a murder/suicide but there are no suspects at large and they think all of the people at large were inside the town home. san jose police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who severely injured a young mother as she rode a bicycle. joining us live from san jose to tell us how the injured

mother is doing and how all of us may be able to help. this happened near the intersection of highway 87 and you can see there is a maintenance yard for all of the buses. now let's go to a picture of what she looked like before the accident and this is what she looks like now. she suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized for five days. she can barely smile anymore and her hearing has been affected. she was riding her bike home from work and the car left the scene. jones had just finished her

first week for the unified school district, a job she can't do now and hopes police find the driver and you don't do that not each to an animal and they don't have a heart. . >> jones does not remember much and they want anybody who witnessed the accident or has information to call them and can do so anonymously. jones said it will help them heel and she hopes others learn from her experience. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. santa rosa police say an accident was caused by a man

repeatedly stabbing himself ran a red light and hit two cars. he was taken to the hospital with major injuries mostly from the stabbings. he may decide to you don't in advertisements. people on both sides have some strong opinions. >> reporter: they sure do, it is a mixed back of reactions and some say it would generate lots of money for the city and some city leaders say despite the money it would raise it would tarnish the city's beauty. they are meeting with the city's budget subcommittee and this is a hotly contested issue for two years now and it would be to double the amount of muni buses with advertisements wrapped around those buses. they will be wrapped in ads at

any given time. some think it is good because it would generate information and it would be more of an eyesore and would tarnish the city's image. it would go into a contract to tighten the outdoor and the contract would go from july 1 july 1st until june 30th and according to officials it would generate over $20 million over the span of a contract. coming up on morning's on 2, to see how they think about this controversial issue, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 morning news. the search for a missing toddler, the search that could

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. welcome back, an autopsy was scheduled and they say they were forced to shoot 18-year- old oscar herrera after he hit somebody with a baseball bat. we now know the same teen was involved the night before the deadly shooting. >> he got into a fight with his friend and it appeared he might have been under the influence, and mr. herrera was actually threatening to eat his friend. >> he was not placed on a psychiatric hold because he had not threatened to harm himself and he was then released from police custody. a disturbing discovery in

san francisco, meet balls that may have been poisoned have been found again by dog walkers this time in the sunset district and live to tell us am how they are just trying to protect their pets, alex. >> they are keeping a close eye and this is a popular spot and it was here at the intersection of 24th avenue and ortega. a woman out walking her dog made that discovery and the meatballs appeared to have pills lodged inside. they are now being tested to see if they were laced with

poison. back in february, a dog in the twin peeks area had to be taken to the vet after eating a meatball that somebody left behind and here in the sunset neighborhood, now they are nervous and trying to understand why somebody would poison their pets. >> i am concerned, this is a very safe neighborhood, we walk here every day. >> reporter: dog owners here in the city have been anxious since last summer and that's when hundreds of meatball laced with strict nine were found and one dog died eating that meat. there is still a $5,000 reward to help anybody make an arrest. we will tell you how pet owners

are trying to get the word out after this latest meatball scare and this is where one dog died after eating a meatball in the twin peeks neighborhood. meatballs were found in twin peeks again in february and that same month they were found in the outer richmond district on fulton districts. here is story with a look at what is coming up on -- torii with a look at what is coming up with mornings on 2. it is usually covered with gas taxes but with more fuel efficient cars, behind the new drive, they are finding a different way to charge them

especially those who use the roads the most. make $100,000 a year or get out, that is the message from the landlord to his tenants but is this legal, we will find out, those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2 now back to the morning news. let's bring sal back. how are we doing now? >> i would say it is a moderate day. we have not had any major collisions, we have slow downs as you might expect and let's look at the toll plaza, it's filled in getting into san francisco and nothing surprising about that, about a $25 drive time and when we do we take it that they have it

ease-year-old to the caldecott which is not too bad. 101 on a 208 are -- 208 are not too bad, let's go. 14 minutes before the hour and let's go to steve paulson? >> yes, it would be the power hour. >> we put the word out it was quiet on facebook and twitter and we all respond. pam and alameda, kelly up in bridgeport said my josh, we have -- my gosh, we had a dusting of snow and rain was i respond so a blustery to windy

day especially on the higher coast, cool to to chilly, how do you want to slice it. a lot of cloud cover, san jose, partly cloudy skies, 49 and 59 and a high of 67. it will be breezy and cool, take a look at oakland, bay point, i doubt much hit the ground and a couple of sells, they are on the western edge of it but the stronger part is just at the end. man teague, out towards modesto, 43 napa and if it was not for the breeze it would be even cooler. it is chilly, and and i don't think people are am having any problems, some much that rain will come and 32 and the line

is baking a "b" line and he don't like it and it is windy and cool today, a lot of cloud cover and afternoon sun, a few sprinkles, so far nobody has reported anything but you can always tweet me on facebook, and this will be a cool day for many, even with that breeze towards antioch and brentwood, 60s and 70s for some, even coast bay, temperatures are not that far apart here and they are definitely running below average. one more system with clouds on thursday and it is out of here and it looks like warmer sunshine and temperatures. thank you steve, shares dropped nearly 3-point ever% after the company's decision to replace the ceo five months after that massive data breach

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. time now 65:38 more girls have just been kidnapped from nyjer were probably the same people who kidnapped the 300 people. they say the girls will remain slaves and they will be sold into marriage because this group believes girls should not be educated. the girls who were kidnapped this morning were taken from their villages and loaded into

trucks. they were held in cities in support of those girls in nigeria. they wore traditional head wraps showing solidarity with the people affected. another rally is due to start and the white house says president barack obama is getting daily briefings about the situation in nigeria and he is reaching out to the nigerian government. this is one of the biggest prostitution busts in bay area history. they are accused of running the massive operation and appeared in the alameda county courtroom. prosecutors have tied them to more than a dozen of frauds that are fronts for their crimes. >> she has a one-year-old son as well as a husband and several other family members. >> we have not received the police reports yet and we will

set the case for wednesday to enter our plea for wednesday. >> they rode along with investigators during the sting last week and they shut down 13 massage par loss and -- parlors and received cash drugs and weapons. the woman is now defending herself. kelly carter spoke to ktvu channel 2 news shortly after being released on bail. she said a neighbor called for help saturday night after her husband and brother got into an argument inside of her caster valley home. but what happens next is different than what happened by the santa clara sheriff's office. >> he said please don't do nothing and they put handcuffs on me right away.

>> the officer's attentions were focused on the other two and she was actively using her feet to kick the officers. >> he punched one deputy in the face forcing that officer to have reconstructive surgery and he reportedly was put into a choke hold. and in san anselmo, they they were scuffling with a suspect and a drunk man punched them several times while trying to remove them from a home. they managed to take them into custody. $ ♪ they will have a sketch wanted for an 83-year-old in their home. the suspect broke into their home on syracuse on saturday. take a look, he held them at gunpoint while he grabbed their

jewelry. police described the man in his late 30s at about 5 feet 7 inches tall. one of the victims saw the man sitting on a patio chair out side of their front door. frank somerville is getting a taste of life and law enforcement and it started with a very tough work out. >> i really banned to -- wanted to finish but this was way harder than i thought it would be. >> he has no problem with the push ups and the sit ups and the squat but when it came time to run up, not ones but twice, frank had enough and he is not the only one to work with the police academy. >> he started with orientation and we have seven days in. >> frank also spent times in dublin. the special report continues on the 10:00 news and we have

access to a place cameras rarely get to come into. stay tuned for that. we have many more behind the scenes video, which includes what appears to be attacked by a police dog. coming up next on mornings on 2, they are found not guilty, how his political future could be decided just days after the verdicts. eyesores could soon be wrapped around muni buses in san francisco, stay with us.

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>> reporter: we are live in santa rosa where a county supervisor could lose his job today in the wake of peeping tom allegations. we'll tell you why this could happen days after the not guilty verdict. disturbing discovery in san francisco leads to another important warning to dog owners. i have to stay home. i can't work. i can't do anything by