. we have an update on the victim and new developments in the case of a brutally beating fan, more updates in the bryan stow case.

and uc santa barbara, how the deadly rampage could lead to more. and it becomes a target of an attack right on the red carpet, it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> it starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning, here is a live look where a car rammed into a man just a few hours ago. coming up, the search for answers plus an update on that man's condition. i have been on that scene since 4:30 thank you for joining us, i am pam cook. >> we will go back to that story which is unfolding in san francisco, let's talk about the weather and traffic, steve? >> before i just mentioned this, beijing china hit 104 and

that's the hottest. normal high is 18 182. temperatures will be warming up and a half moon bay, napa airport pleasanton, and we'll see of 0s -- 60s and 70s overall with a northerly breeze. up to around 20,000 feet for those of you looking for those things. sacramento is already there, napa airport, 41 half-moon bay, 41, any breeze is holding the temperatures and either north or south but it is a variable breeze and generally a northerly wind will win out. this low it will drop right down on the west coast and sunny and warmer it will be

breezy for some, out to the valley sunny for everybody, a lot of 80s and 70s by the water, here is sal. . >> let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you are backed up into san francisco, this keeps changing of course carpool lanes are free and it is doing very well in those lanes. let's move along on interstate 880 and we were early enough that it didn't affect traffic and if we are driving it should be a nice drive between oakland and san leandro. if you are driving we have a lot of slow traffic already getting into livermore. let's go back to the desk. thank you, we are following developing news in san francisco where a man has been rushed to the hospital after being run over in a gas station

parks lot. tara moriarty joins us from the richmond district with what we have just learned about the man's condition. >> we have learned he will survive although he is still in critical condition and we have learned exactly what happened here. if i take a step back, they say the victim was never hit by that green car and he actually laid down on the parking lot and was run over. he witnessed it and called 911 and investigators just finished looking at the surveillance video. a 45-year-old said he got pinned up the car, the back tire crushing his head to they had to jack the car to free him. initially he had pulled over with his passenger with an

emergency. >> the driver of the vehicle, they were a tempting to change it -- attempting to change the tire and they had some interaction but i'm not sure what the interaction was. the victim then laid down and got run over. did the driver know he was there, was this done on purpose, was alcohol involved, these are questions they will try to answer and he hope a surveillance video will help figure things out. he will undergo alcohol testing and the passenger is being detained for questioning and we have learned that the victim had been loitering around this gas station all evening and right now we know he is not conscious but he will not be undergoing surgery at least at this time. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. we have some new details about the suspensions of four san francisco firefighters

involving a crash that injured is motorcyclist. he now faces three felony dui charges, also assistant fire chief they are facing 8 day suspensions. they responded to give drug and alcohol tests to quinn and the firefighters union said the men did nothing wrong. >> they notified the higher ups in command and notified them brought them back and got the police involved. firefighters were on the fire truck that night, both of them faced 30-day suspensions and the men say they will face their suspensions. they said they captured a

suspected rapist after he used the credit card of the alleged victim. investigators told the oakland tribune and detectives traced torres and now he is facing sexual assault rape and robbery. they packed the school board meeting in a fight to save the oldest charter school in the district. >> they have been very good to potential of my daughters and i support them 100%. >> however a motionnal pleas like that did not sway the school board. they voted 4-22 and cited three reasons. >> they were taking alone in

order to meet their current financial obligations and they had to do that to meet payroll and that's very concerning. >> they can appear to the county school -- appeal to the county school board and if necessary can go to the state board of education. and they are aiming at preventing another massacre like the one in santa barbara. they will get a court order if family and friends report violence they can then have law enforcement repossess weapons and also put the individual on the list that would not allow them to purchase a gun. >> skinner said the situation in santa barbara might have been different if such a law were in place a similar

retraining order exists. they will discuss it and they will raise funds for the in guns allow -- no guns allowed campaign. they will get underway in brandon street in san francisco. 10,000 students at uc santa barbara got out of the water after last week's deadly attack. they headed for the beach yesterday in what was called a memorial paddle out. many said it helped to clear their minds after days of stress and anger. >> we made sure everybody had a very strong part to play in keeping everybody safe. >> many of students a they are about to graduate and they

wanted the water memorial as the lasting memorial of the tragedy at at u.s.s. -- ucsb. injured giant's fan bryan stow was permanently disabled in a brutal beating at a don'ter's -- dodgers' game in los angeles. katie will tell us what is ahead in today's court proceedings, katie? >> reporter: they are making way for the civil case where bryan stow is suing former owner frank mccourt. this is bryan stow at jury selection and selection wrapped up yesterday and opening statements are expected today. two men brutally attacked him back in 2011 and this tells us whether or or not they provided

adequate help. his sister spoke out upon any -- bonnie stow spoke out at the trial. >> no sentencing you receive will ever be long enough. eventually you will be released. bryan stow's sentence is a lifetime. >> the two accepted a plea deal. they will serve an 8 year jail sentence and one has 4 years. the jury consists of 8 men four women. we will spell out what is expected in today's proceedings. marin county man jailed on suspicious of break -- suspicions of breaking into a

home. a popular hot sauce company they still have a spicy problem down in southern california and we will tell you why city leaders are dropping a lawsuit in this case. and we are doing well in some areas and it's getting better, 101 looked good approaching the 880 split. >> there is a big difference in some of the lows and we will look at the forecasted high temperatures and we will iron it all out for you. here, like this. and then cover the papi.

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. the man is now in custody after an hour long standoff at the mission district. an armed suspect barricaded himself on shot well street between 23rd and 24th street and that was 4:30 yesterday afternoon. police evacuated the building and brought in a s.w.a.t. team. there were no hostages taken and no shots were fired. conflicting reports on the malaysiaian airlines. they found no trace of the plane in the indian ocean. they say most countries now

agreed that sounds heard in the upian ocean did -- indian ocean did not come from the black boxes and investigators are now going back to the drawing board. a hearing in colorado could establish the rules for the upcoming trial in the 2012 colorado movie theater shooting case. he is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity where 12 people were killed. his lawyers will ask that jury selection be closed to the public and they will argue that allowing the public to watch will change their answers about how they feel about the up sanity defense and that -- insanity defense and that trial is due to begin in october. and the hot sauce fight is apparently over. they voted to drop the lawsuit against the maker of the hot sauce and the town had declared

it a public nuisance after they said it made their eyes water and had difficulty breathing. they have installed stronger filters that will block chile fumes in the future. >> brad pitt was hit in the face yesterday by a man who had a long history of doing things and you can see him there, he is in handcuffs. he was at the world premier of mall live sent where he jumped over the barrier and brad pitt seemed to be unphased. that same pranksster even tried to kiss will smith and most recently he put his hand up the dress of an act -- actress.

how is it looking, sal? >> it is pretty good. let's look at highway 24 westbound. i want to show you westbound between pleasant hill road and this is as good as it gets really. 7 or 8 minutes, i just saw it change between pleasant hill road and the tunnel. when you get to the oakland side, bay bridge is backed up for a 30 minute drive time into san francisco and right now, you know it is a little bit slow on both, 880 and 580 is approaching and those have cleared out and traffic on 580 looks good and if you look at 880 westbound in riff month, -- richmond it's still a doesn't drive. still a decent drive. cool for some mild for

others and some locations 60s and 40s almost a 20 degrees spread. mainly in the 50s. higher elevations almost some locations are saying calm and the fog begins, cooling begins and cool to mild, it looks like it may last about a week with subtle changing and right now we are getting a northerly breeze, slightly warmer out to the valley and higher elevations and temperatures are coming up a little bit unclear skies and it has no chance here and tonight it does. overall, flag warnings are out to the valley out to the san joaquin valley valley. there is a lot of 50s around mainly low-to-mid 50s and the nights are very short.

it looks like it, 40s for some, sacramento 59 and that will do it out to the valley and they had the red flag warning. 70s for many, it will not last long and that will wantp up the fog and -- it will ramp up the fog and watch what happens by tonight, there it goes and that fog will be on the increase and in fact it will make a huge push into saturday. i might even get some local drizzle and it's breezy for some. 60s and 70s and 80s clear lake sonoma 85, 86 degrees and 86 and 87 in danville oakly,

berkeley alameda, 87 gilroy, 81 san jose, 781 milpitas cupertino, san bruno burlingame even 70s on the coast for one day and tomorrow they will really drop as the cooling begins friday into saturday and much changes sunday and monday. this morning's costco report reports rose 3%, they are looking for items in bulk. membership rose by 5-point 5% as they look to save money and the overall sales slowed mostly because of gas prices. the companies that make cialis want it sold without a prescription. in 2018, its french partner is planning to launch over the county sales of the drug and

used to treat mail impotents. the drug would be rebranded as cialis o- tc. the plan still needs approval from regulators. do you know, we have a bay area coffee shop going on a concern and how it is tracking the habits of its customers. collin kaepernick commenting on the 49ers who had been investigated recently by police and his message to 49ers fans. my dad worked as a short order cook.

right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state.

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quarterback collin kaepernick insists he did nothing wrong in miami last month. collin kaepernick is taking part in the off season work outs and police in miami have turned over their findings for the florida state attorney general. a 25-year-old woman went to the police claimed she woke up in the hospital after partying with collin kaepernick and two other players. he told reporters yesterday he wants to put this issue behind him. >> i did nothing wrong in the incident. >> they are trying to figure out if there is a timetable but no timetable has been left in

the decision. george lucass planned museum, they offer it across from piers 30 and 32. they will house the art and they are offering the site and they are expected to make decisions. >> and they have the scripts national spelling b. >> i.e., cc-a-r-t, a n-t-... >> correct. >> good for her. >> 14-year-old girl in middle school in cupertino, she is one of 46 students out of 11 million to make it to the semifinals and will make it there in about 30 minutes from now. services continue here in the bay area for those who are

victims in the deadly rampage. one woman had a very special message at usc berkeley but the richmond district this morning, disturbing new details on how he was hurt. good morning, there i am on television and we are looking at the commutes, getting up to highway 17, that traffic is moving well and we will tell you about the south bay. there is some cool lows to mild lows and everybody is going to warm up and we will show you how much warmer, the extended outlook is much cooler.

. >> we are live from san francisco. just hours ago a man was run

over by a car and was severely injure. they have cleared out that area and they are wrapping up that gear but coming up, tara moriarty should tell you what we have learned about this gruesome incident in san francisco. thank you for joining us, thursday, 6:31 is the time, steve said it will warm up and then cool down. skies are clear, not too much of a breeze, higher elevations out to the valley can be pretty strong, 20 to 25-mile-per-hour and #0s and 70s and 80s, it will be warmer today and cooler tomorrow unclear skies and fog is not an issue today, we are waiting for a low to drop down

and will not stop. 46 napa, 41 half-moon bay, there are a few 40s and mill valley 49, breeze generally favoring a northerly breeze good to go today, today is the day because that low will drop in and start a cooling trend. sunny and warm, breezy for some, temperatures in the 80s inland closer to the water. here is sal. we have some slow traffic in some areas here and as a matter of fact i want to put up highway 4 and that's the wrong graphic and i will show you highway 4 will be slow and i can try this again. no.it's not working anyway, it is about an 8 minute drive as you drive through the traffic and we will get that fixed for you. this is a look at the bay

bridge toll plaza and it does look good until you get to the maze. then it will be a 35 manipulate drive time and this will be the new norm. trust me i am hearing it from viewers who are saying why has my commute been so bad and a lot more valium in the last month and a half or so. let's move along and there is highway 4, long tree to lovage and in the livermore valley it will be slow as you drive to dublin. 6:33 let's go back to the desk. a man has been rushed to the hospital after being run over in a gas station parking lot. live in the richmond district with some new details we are

learning from police, tara? >> he is still in critical condition and they had to hose down the area because it was a bloody scene and we are learning new details about what happened and the victim was never hit pie the car but he had laid down on the parking lot and was run over. the gas station attendant did witness the incident. a 55-year-old man who had been loitering was run over in the parking lot and he had some interaction with the driver and passenger of the car. then he laid down on the pavement got run over and was pinned underneath the car. initially the driver 31 had pulled over because of a blown out tire. >> they were changing a tire in terms of how the impact occurred and that's still under

investigation but there is no question at some point his head was under the tire and and they were able to hoist up the rear- end of the vehicle. >> the drivers know the vehicle was on top of him, they hope surveillance video from the gas station helps them figure it out and the driver has been taken into custody and he will undergo alcohol testing and the victim is at the hospital and we understand he is not undergoing surgery and that's possibly a good sign. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. well, the memorial services continue for those killed in last week's deadly rampage in

the area. the vigil was away for the end -- was a way for the entire community to heal. there were a number of moving speeches including one person who had close ties to two of the victims. >> i felt i i i had to stand here for you all today. they were both students of mine last spring and it may be the standard for santa barbara, we were all very close -- >> that young woman was among the many who attended last night's vigil in berkeley. and it is against and honor of george chen. he was a mock the six people

killed. this happened at 3:30 yesterday afternoon and it was a lot of heavy smoke which caused the chp to cause a significant a learn -- sig alert because of poor visibility on interstate 880. nobody was hurt and that fire was brought under control at 6:00 p.m. happening today, opening statements are said to begin against the los angeles dodgers. bryan stow himself is in the los angeles courtroom during the jury selection process and he is expected to be in court today. bryan stow never recovered from the brutal beating he suffered opening day 2011. two southern california men pled guilty earlier this year coming up, the question the

jury will have to answer about the dodgers in this case. at least seven people arrested in the drug raids are scheduled to appear in oakland. today's hearings come yesterday in martinez and concord, sources say that it turned up tens of thousands of xanax pills. >> we feel good about the decrease in the number of drugs available for our teens and adults... >> turning to the primary elections, they will choose which two candidates will face off in the race for governor. governor jerry brown will win

the top spot and they battle opposing for brown and former treasurer, they are still undecided. >> a huge number of them decided this late in the election is pretty surprising. >> a poll shows 36% of people survey said they plan on voting for governor brown, 12% for brown and 5% for cash kerry. they are looking for poll workers and santa clara needs more pole workers and they will

work a 13 hour shift. vice-president joseph biden and his wife jill are waking up right here in the bay area and they will fly to seattle for a noontime fundraising event they had two at the home of find sign it and they have no public appearances set for this trip. a man is behind bars, accused of climbing into the bed naked into the bed of a 13- year-old boy. trespassing and a annoying and molesting a child. the boy woke up friday night, saw the suspect, went to his mom's room nearby and the suspect put on his underwear and ran away. officers tracked him down in a

nearby parking lot. the parents of a 6-year-old have sued the molester. the lawsuit claims he was reportedly allowed and they say he mall leave thed -- molested the girl and they have not yet responded to the lawsuit. new concerns about eating chicken, one year after a salmonella outbreak, people are still getting sick. why is it still happening and the new demands for action to stop it. and reporting about a popular coffee chain, it may make some customers uncomfortable and we will tell you about the new change the ceo is making. we will looking at 280 in san jose, you can see traffic

is slowing down and we will give you delay times an area commutes. and somebody has to be different, everybody else is really close. warmer temperatures today and we will look at those coming up.

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chain and one that uses technology to track cell phones and raise privacy concerns. joining us live you know all about this and how they are responding to this controversy janine. >> yes, i just spoke with a manager from phil's and he tells me the ceo has decided to end its relationship with the company that tracks customers' movement bayousing their smart devices. -- by using their smart devices. most customers had no idea they were being watched that way. we partnered and they installed devices in their stores which picks up the wi-fi without people's permission. now it stores certain data to see how often they visit and how long they say and there are

legal concerns about eavesdropping and they wonder how much information is being collected. phils does have stickers now notifying people about the technology. >> you know, they put things on sale for me and i am fine so long as it does not negatively affect my life but i don't see how it can. >> reporter: in san jose and berkeley customers stayed and they changed things about those stores and now the manager tells me they don't want customers to worry and they want their customers to enjoy their experience and we are

waiting to find out when that is actually going to happen and to see if we can actually get the ceo on the phone to interview him. if we do have that information we will bring that to you on mornings on 2. reporting live from palo alto, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. time now 6:46, the sad news we first brought to you yesterday morning, the death of maya angelo. political activists, poet, she is a among the remember them sculpture and last night people gathered outside that statue to share their grieve and their memories. she moved from arkansas when she was only a teenager and that's her right in the back row, this washington high school year book photo. her son still lives here and he will tell us what he will miss

the most about his mom. >> her love and the ability to call her, i saved her last message on my phone and i will never take it off. >> maya angelo was 86 years oil and we still have no idea when and where her funeral will take place. coverage of her death is especially dedicated to her life, just look at hot topics. they spent more than 24 -- he spent more than 24 hours clinging to the tallest cliff. he was stuck and desperate for help. he called rangers late tuesday night saying he got separated from his friends. while he was trying to find a

shortcut down, wearing only a t- shirt he spent the night completely exposed. >> if i slipped one foot more, i would have fallen to my death. >> a helicopter was not able to reach him pause of high winds but a ground rescue helped him to safety. good morning dave, coming up in minutes morning on 2 -- mornings on 2, paying as little as $20 for work done on your car. we will tell you how mechanics are able to charge such cheap prices and apparently it's not just us. they found 30% of the entire world population is fat, no country is immune despite

trying to curb obesity rates and the location with the highest rates, it is not the u.s. or any western country. now back to you on the morning news. >> all right, torii, we'll see you then. >> let's check back in with sal. people are heading back to the door, what should they know. we will start in the south bay with interstate 280 northbound and it is still looking good here, just around the corner, you will see it and 85 is beginning to slow and so is 101. we have traffic here and it's going to be a little bit slower than it was earlier from the carquinez about 23 minutes and it is still not all that bad considering, and we do have a look in the south bay where the commute is affected by minor things and we talked about 280.

bay bring toll plaza and we do have a look at the delay here and that delay is 30 minutes and at dakota road, there is a minor injury crash, 6:30 let's go back to the desk. breezy at times, higher elevations, big time cooling pattern, looks like it will carry us to the weekend and it might be the warmest day for a while. today is a little bit of a northerly breeze in southern california but not here. inland most locations, sunny and warmer, the breeze will pick up and can't find much here, a boat load of fog as it starts to come towards us and today that red flag warning out to the valley, it is the only place that applies.

41 half-moon bay, 50s for most, a couple of upper 40s and palo alto as well. temperatures will warm up and tomorrow we'll see them reverse themselves fast. 46 and sacramento with a breeze, 49 up in reno and still up in the pacific northwest and high pressure says i will win out and it will give a nice day for the coast. 70s and upper 70s and mid-to- upper 80s and it will carve itself out and it allows temperatures to come out. breezy for a few and sunny for everybody coast bay and inland, and definitely tomorrow morning. 80s for many, mid-to-upper and closer to water's edge, upper 80s, it will be close for

livermore, 79 for hayward, 187 gilroy, 80s low, palo alto, in the upper 70s, going to mill bray on saturday. google admits it is not as diverse as it should be. many are men 60% are white. 3% are african-american and they are pushing all tech companies to hire more african- american women and latino. a u.s. marine stuck in a mexican prison. why he was thrown into prison and the mounting pressure to get him out. one of the highest twitter

accounts hidden cash, the latest spot where cash was found. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller.

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. it is now almost 7:00, the man behind the hidden cash down south last night he hid two envelopes filled with hidden cash in los angeles.

this mystery man let us follow him as he hid one of his envelopes and he started this treasure hunt more than a week ago and now he wants this to go global. >> it has to go non-profit, i hope to help for good. >> and the hidden cash twitter account has grown by 10,000 followers and it is now at more than 24 5,000 followers. >> and the man spotted it while our own janine de la vega was live reporting during mornings on 2. >> oh, boy. >> this is it --

>> he found $135 taped to a fire hydrant across from the ss p center. this is just a partial clip and you can watch the whole thing on www.ktvu.com. coming up on mornings on 2 for you, we have new details and an early morning crash, a man is critically hurt, pinned under a car and we just heard, a man saw the whole thing. >> plus a new chapter in the trial of bryan stow, we will tell you more stay with us. my dad worked as a short order cook.

right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state.

a man is in critical condition after getting run over by a car at a gas station? san francisco. we have just spoke ton the gas station attendant and what he says he saw. a promising controversy is brewing at a popular coffee house chain in the bay area. it involves customers' cellphones and computers. plus, a new chapter in the story of bryan stow. the question facing a jury will the l.a. dodgers and bryan stow. "mornings on 2"