friday. i'm updating your current conditions. >> deadly police shooting in san jose is under investigation. what police thought the woman was holding that caused them to open fire. >> and problems for commuters on bart. the scare in richmond that had many people looking for another way to get home. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. live look outside of candle stick park this morning where paul mccartney gave the final show at the historic place last night. we heard it was an amazing show. however, a lot of people didn't make it inside even though they had tickets. alex savidge will have more on the problems that caused people to miss a good portion. some of them all of the show. >> they will have a lot to say this morning. >> oh yeah. thank you for joining us.

it is friday, august 15th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is off today but there is rosemary. >> some of us waking up with plenty of as we get into the second half of your morning we will be terror 61 for you oakland. 62 redwood city. if you are stepping outside you are checking in for as you get from the low 80s in antioch.

88 for concord. 77 hayward. mid 70s for oakland. 80 degrees san rafael. 69 san francisco. remaining partly cloudy and cool at the coast. 64 expected this afternoon. temperatures will continue to trend upward as we get into the first half of your weekend and then we will see a cooling trend. i'll have a look at that extended forecast coming up. good morning, sal. rosemary, good morning to you. we are looking at a nice flow. if you are driving to the bay bridge and trying to choose which way to approach, i would say 880 is the best way. also looking at the commute on the san mateo bridge a little bit of mist on the camera lens but you can see traffic is light. so far taking 10-15 minutes to drive across. there are no problems on 101. in san jose northbound 101 are

looking good. the back to school crowd massachusetts made a major impact on the freeways. 580 coming into livermore, there are slow spots. as you move a little farther west it looks good into dublin. let's go back to the desk. fans say paul mccartney was the perfect final act for  candle stick park but some people are talking about the downside to last nights concert. alex savidge says the event might be remembered more for the traffic mess. alex. >> reporter: pam, good morning to you. unforgettable show for the people that got in. it was a night to forget for a lot of people that got caught in a traffic mess on their way here to candle stick park. frustrated music fans crawled along clogged streets near the stadium for hours last night. some forced to listen to the

concert from their cars. because so many people were backed up late if he told those >> it was incredible because paul has such depth and range. and he brought you all the way back to when they opened the stadium and right to right now. so super cool. >> reporter: many people took to twitter to vent about traffic troubles. one woman said missing paul mccartney. this traffic is insane. won't miss this candle stick. some fans also say once they got here to the stadium, they were turned away at parking lot. they were told that the lot was

full. many of them claim. we are live at are the the richmond bart station is open this morning. it was shut down for -- three hours from there was no bomb. the pack a with have a a mrs. and threatened to kill her family. police say they were forced to open fire when the woman

refused to drop what they believed was a gun. but police now say the woman was holding a cordless drill that had been painted black. ktvu janine de la vega will be joining us at 6:45 with more on the live report including shows you cell phone video of that confrontation. not guilty verdict for a former concord schoolteacher accused of molesting 147 student-- molesting 14 students. now martin could be retried on the 95 counts including those 11 students. the school district attorneys office says it hasn't made a decision yet. >> we are prepared to do whatever it takes to do a second round of fighting. he is innocent and we will keep fighting until his name is

cleared. >> martin's lawyer says the veteran teacher doesn't deny touching his students but says the contact was not molestation. the 46-year-old martin is still in jail at least until a hearing that is set for september 8th. a man accused in a concord dui crash that killed a 23-year- old woman and one-year-old daughter. prosecutors say she was under the influence and driving without a license in june when he reported crossed the center line on a two-lane bridge and crashed right into lorana dominguez and her baby daughter.

eric palmer was in a courtroom yesterday but his arraignment was postponed. palmer will be assigned a public defender and enter airplay today. police in san leandro have released surveillance photos of four people wanted in connection to this week's shooting at bay area fall. police say they are looking for two men and two women all 18-25 years old. one of the men and one of the women have multiple tattoos. the shooting happened monday morning in one of the parking lots. the shooter followed the victim there. that opinion got away in a silver or gray suv with three other people. the victim is expected to survive. san francisco pub like schoolteachers appear to be closer to authorizing a strike.

union members say they haven't been able to reach a new contract for the san francisco unified school district despite months of negotiations. last night teachers held the first of two strike. they are struggling to afford the high cost of living in the bay area. >> it has been five years since teachers have had a raise. and it has been eight years since our professionals have had a raise. their hours have been cut. >> now the teachers want a 21% pay raise over three years. the school district so far is offering 8.25%. at a public terror the project includes 18,000 seat arena. two 160-foot office buildings and under ground parking lot

for 700 cars. lions, tigers, and protestors, oh my. the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus is in oakland. >> thish jew is alleged treatment demonstrators stood and urged ever >> they alsoly portray it as a paradise when it is a hell hole for these poor elephants. >> one circus trainer says then malls are never abused and are all treated like family

members. the circus wraps up tomorrow. happening in ferguson, missouri under mounting public pressure, the police there are getting ready to hold a news conference. this is michael brown's picture. you can see there. you know about the protest. the chief of ferguson thomas jackson is expected to make that ever announcement. the african americans are set. we are expecting to see the chief walk out and hold that news conference. we understand the officer that will be identify asked a six- year veteran of the ferguson missouri police department. we are told he has no issues on his record. we will check back a little bit later on when the news conference really begins and bring you the details as it happens right here.

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iraq's prime minister has agreed to step down. he named a new prime minister earlier this week. at first al-maliki refused to step down but now he says he is resigning for the good of the country. united states encouraged al- maliki to step down and make way for a new more inclusive government. new this morning pope francis in in south korea and he held his first public mass.

tens of thousands of catholics attended the match including relatives of the victim of that ferry boat disaster in april. the pope's five-day visit to south korea is part of the first ever tour of asia. the first wave of national guard too muchs called up by rick per -- national guard troops called up by rick perry has made it to the border. the deployment will cost $12 million a month. time 16:16. if you wondered what is next for the iphone, here is a sneak peek at the iphone 6. the

entertainment site tmz posted these photos. the phone is in a final test phase. it is said to be close to mass production. we are told it could be released in september or october. tmz says these phones are lighter and has a sensor on the front of them. >> of course because i just -- >> some people think that the old phones slow down when the new ones come out. >> just in time. >> obviously i don't know. some people think it happens. >> sounds like a conspiracy. >> exactly. enjoy your phones now. let's take a look at the commute. the traffic is moving along okay if you are driving on the east shore. i'm sorry. i should have the east shore

up. i will let you watch me scroll to the east shore camera. there we go. your average speed about 64 miles an hour. and if we are on a good friday, this might stay this way. as you go to the bay bridge toll plaza there is a already a backup of 20 minutes getting into san francisco. i want to mention the san mateo bridge not bad. and over to the peninsula 101 and 280 are doing well. the only slow traffic we have is 580 through livermore. and at the bay bridge toll plaza. 6:18 let's go to rosemary. we have a good looking friday in store for you this morning. waking up with the clouds along the coast, inside the bay, north bay, into the east bay. we do have mostly clear skies in areas like concord, napa.

it's a partly cloudy day. let's outline the pattern in store for your friday. the system that brought us the cooler weather is pooling farther away. ridge of high pressure building in some. so we have the low clouds and the fog out there. but the marin layer not quite as thick. it's a little shallower. when we get the ridge of high pressure pinching down and compressing, we tend to get a little bit of fog. you may find some patchy fog out there this morning. the warmer air again pushing it closer to the ground and that is why it tends to look a little thicker in some areas. haven't had any reports or complaints about thick fog but it could be out there. a few patches at the very least. 5 in concord. 59 in antioch. the on shore breeze will pull back some. and for the afternoon temperatures will be climbing a little higher than yesterday for the afternoon in some

areas. we do again have wide spread low 50s to low 60s around the region. and for the afternoon today 90 degrees for vacaville. 80 in fairfield. 80 for san rafael. partly to mostly cloudy along the coastline. 75 for you. it will be a warm day in castro valley. 81. upper 80s in danville. 81 for san jose. upper 80s and morgan hill. some people love the heat it's just not going to be that hot. 80 degrees in redwood city. 69 for san francisco. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend in view. temperatures will continue to climb but will not be out of hand as we get into the first half of the weekend. back to the desk. >> all right now 6:20.

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hundreds of cats dropped off at a local animal shelter. >> the final act at candle stick park last night. an incredible performance by sir paul mccartney but some music fans with tickets to the show never even made it inside. we'll tell you why they couldn't get to the stadium.

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good morning to you. welcome back. happening right now we are live in ferguson, missouri where responding to all the mounting public pressure around the country the police chief there is about to hold a news conference and tell us the name of the police officer who shot and killed unarmed teenager michael brown last saturday. the media has gathered from around the country there at that microphone. thomas jackson is expected to make the announcement soon.  we are waiting for this news conference. we will bring it to you live as

it happens. we understand at this point the officer who will be named as is a six-year police veteran. he has no issues on his record at this point. again we are live in ferguson, missouri. we will bring you that news conference as soon as it happens. good morning. thank you for joining us here. ktvu channel 2 morning news i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. rosemary orozco is in for steve today. sounds like a nice day, nice weekend. >> yeah only subtle changes in the forecast. if you liked yesterday, got good news for you. 59 in concord. right now 59 in livermore. upper 50s san francisco. 54 in novato. 55 in napa. as we shift into the peninsula, we have 62 mountain view. partly cloudy skies. as we get into the 9:00, 10:00 hour it will begin to pull back. not quite as thick as we had yesterday but still enough to bring us the fog. and for the afternoon i think

it will be holding close to the coast once again with partly to mostly cloudy skies expected for you there. take a look at the color coding. 60s at the coast. a few low 80s down into the south bay. that red is staying in the central valley. i think areas like brentwood, antioch may touch 90 degrees this afternoon. we'll have hack loo the at those numbers coming up. good morning, sal. rosemary, good morning to you. we are looking at the commute that is beginning its peak at the mccarthur maze. it looks pretty good. the drive is taking less than 20 minutes so far. if you are waiting there, be waiting there for five minutes before you make it on to the bridge. it's taking 15 minutes or less to make the entire drive. you can tell it's a little lighter than usual. as we look at the south bay,

still a lot of green at this hour. hopefully on this friday we will have a light commute. let's go back to the desk. the memories on the final act at candle stick park will be music and a big traffic mess. alex savidge is live at the candle stick park right now to tell us about the problems out there music fans face trying to get to candle stick last night. >> reporter: good morning, to you. a lot of people had tickets to last nights concert but they never even made it here and they missed the show all together. they were caught in an unbelievable traffic mess last night. what some people describe as historic. some of them forced to listen from their cars as the concert got under way. some people took public transportation. that wasn't any better. some people were on muni buses for two hours last night trying to get here. because so many people were caught in this backup, sir paul

mccartney went on an hour later at 9:00 last night. he played a 2.5 hour set more than 30 songs. and told the people that he did make it inside he couple back here to help close down the stick in style. and fans say it was an emotional night. >> what a way to end candle stick park. i grew up here and went to giants games, 49er games. i of course missed their concert. i wasn't quite old enough. he is a class act all the way. >> reporter: many people took to twitter.

>> reporter: live in candle stick park in san francisco alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> many of his songs were punk wait -- punkuated with a bang. >> excited we will have thousands of new homes for people. a good portion of them very affordable to everyone.

and look forward to that development and looking closely to make sure we turn the page. >> the mayor says the demolition of the stadium could start in september. many are preparing for the first 49ers game at levi's stadium. the niners are rolling out a new and improved way to accommodate even bigger crowds. this sunday's preseason game is another test for the stadium as they try to smooth things out for the regular season. at the earthquake's game, fans experience parking congestion and confusion, traffic jams and long waits for trains. the team will be adding more parking lots, traffic signs, and offers to help assist with traffic. we have a special section on our website dedicated to the new levi stadium. it has information on parking,

food, and an inside look at the stadium. just go to ktvu.com and click on hot topics. it may not be -- someone has been dumping boxes of cats at a marin county animal shelter. brian flores is live to help us see the video. >> reporter: shelter officials wanted the media to know about this. not to get the people in trouble but find the people responsible and offer assistance because of concerns of over breeding of these cats and kittens. they say they received more than 100 cats within the past 1 months and believe it's from the same people. i want to go to surveillance video after leaving the cats and kittens in the back shelter and one person rings the

doorbell and both of the people take off. in this case 24 cats and kittens were dropped off. the shelter has seen an influx of 100. almost all the cats are black and white tuxedo cats and it appears they are related. they are busy -- they also have double the amount of cats it normally has. coming up on mornings on 2 if you are interested in providing a home for one of these cats, we'll tell you how the shelter will help you out. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. now more about california's drought. water companies required to notify customers of mandatory water use restrictions and possible fines. they made that retirement in

response to the governors drought approximate. companies need to directly notify customers of the restrictions within the next 20 days. according to the san jose mercury news the public utilities commission approved a 15% increase in monthly water bills through the end of the year. there is another unspecified increase planned for 2015. now this rate hike effects almost one million customers. they will raise nearly $47 million in extra revenue through the higher rates. two firefighters have been hurt while battling a wild fire. about 70-acres have burned so far since that fire started yesterday afternoon. it's now just about 5% contained.

the roads in the area including highway 39 are closed. no homes are threatened at this time a northern california top also trying to cope with heavy smoke from several wild fires. lightning sparked 20 separate fires. more than 1500 acres have burned choking the town with smoke. firefighters say unusually dry brush from the drought is complicating efforts to fight the fires. the fires are just about 10% contained. time is 6:40. what was supposed to be a day of fun turned tragic. the search for witnesses as investigators try to piece together the cause of a deadly boat accident. >> we have new information regarding the deadly police shooting of a woman that was armed with a drill. we will show you cell phone video of that police exchange in san jose. and we will also hear what one of her friends is saying. >> good morning. we are still looking at astrut in the south bay that is a

little lighter than usual. >> daytime highs turning upward just a bit for the start of your bay area weekend. i'll have your numbers for today, how long this trend will last, coming up.

happening right now at ferguson, missouri the police chief of ferguson, missouri is

holding a news conference announcing the name of the police officer who shot and killed an unarmed teenager last saturday. let's listen in. >> i won't be taking any questions here. i want -- [ inaudible ] so i just want to give you a little timeline of what happened on august 9th. from 11:48 to noon the officer involved in a shooting was on a sick call. there was an ambulance present. at 11:51 there was a 911 call from a convenience store nearby. not this one. 11:52 dispatch gave the description of a robbery suspect over the radio. a different officer arrived at the store where the strong arm robbery occurred. a further description, more detail was given over the radio

and stated the officer was walking -- the suspect was walking toward quick trip. our officer left the sick call. he encountered -- sorry. at 12:01 p.m. our officer encountered michael brown. at 12:04 a second officer arrived on scene. a at 12:05 a supervisor was dispatched to the scene. there has been some questions about the calling of an ambulance, the ambulance that was at the sick case on glen ark was coming by immediately poll lowing the shooting and they did respond to assess michael brown. so i'm going to have some police officers that will be

handing out packets that all the information that was requested concerning the robbery. we will give those packets first of all to those agencies that have made the sunshine request and then anybody else who wants them i think we have enough to give out. we've got quite a few. sorry. the officer that was involved in the shooting of michael brown was darren wilson. he's been a police officer for six years that has had no disciplinary action taken against him. he was treated for injuries which occurred on saturday. again i won't be taking any questions at this time but the packets will billion handed out by my officers. the name is darren d-a-r-r-e-n

wilson. w-i-l-s-o-n. and thank you. >> all right we are listening in live to this news conference in ferguson, missouri. this is the police chief thomas jackson who sounds a bit nervous as he delivers some information and the big piece of information was the officer's name involved in the shooting of michael brown. and he did say the officer has been an officer for six years. no disciplinary action. he talked about a robbery at a convenient store nearby that the officer was responding to. did not say if michael brown was in fact the robbery suspect but there is a whole packet being distributed to everybody there at that press conference. >> the big part of this news conference he identified as the officer as officer darren wilson. a six-year police officer. he has nothing on his record of

any blemishes. he said he was injured in the confrontation with michael brown. in the past they did not want to release the information on who that officer was because of fear for his safety. but again just moments ago and you just saw it right here, they announced the name of the officer in ferguson, missouri as darren wilson. a six-year police department veteran. >> and again they are handing out packets with more information. we will get that information as well. time is 6:48. there is new information about a police shooting in san jose where a 19-year-old woman was killed. an officer was called to the home because the woman said she was going to kill her family. janine de la vega is joining us from san jose with cell phone of this confrontation. >> reporter: this police shooting was witnessed by several people in this neighborhood. now one man captured some of this video of the exchange on his cell phone and in it you

can hear officers tell the woman to drop what was in her hand several times and to stop coming closer. now in this cell phone video, you can see the 19-year-old woman in front of a home carrying what officers thought was a weapon. even pointing it several times directly at them. police initially responded here around 10:30 yesterday morning after getting a call saying she was going to kill her family with an assault weapon. but police say she would not put the object down in her hand. you can hear officers saying stop right there. that is when officer wakana who's been on the police force for 13 years fired one fatal round. we're not showing it but in the video you can see the woman lying on the ground. police say the officer feared for her safety and the safety of the public. authorities later determined the weapon was this cordless drill painted all black.

you can hear the map that captured this video reeling what was found. >> it looked like a drill. >> the man didn't want to be identified but wanted to share the video do see how the drill could have been mistaken for a gun. the woman's identity has not been released. she may have been suffering from mental illness. a family friend reached out to us through e-mail. she and the family are in mourning. reports live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:50. let's check in with tori campbell to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> good morning. coming up on mornings on 2 unfair criticism as the 49ers prepare for their first preseason game. the team star quarterback says he faces more heat than others in his position.

6:50 is the time. let's go to sal for the friday morning commute. at least it's friday. >> it's not too bad. we've had a couple of slow downs out there. good morning to you once again. let's start off with the bay bridge. it seems to have become better than it was an hour ago. traffic is backed up for a five minute wait at the toll plaza. time is less than 50 minutes for the entire drive. evidence of slow traffic this morning out of vallejo. from vallejo over to the racetrack area. and northbound 101 at 128 there is a crash. northbound 101 in san jose traffic has recovered. now let's go to rosemary.

we have a warmer day in store. low pressure bringing the cooler weather is pulling out. some of us may not even notice but today slightly warmer than yesterday and tomorrow will be slightly warmer than today. outside our doors right now we have low clouds and fog up against the coastline. even a little bit of patchy drizzle. it's into the east bay and north bay. mostly clear for areas like antioch and livermore. the on upper 80s expected for fairfield.

temperatures will continue to climb as we get into the bay area weekend. they are searching for kids willing to drink milk shakes. why stanford university wants to serve up ice cream to kids between the ages of four and eight. >> plus we have new information about robin williams. he was secretly battling parkinsons.

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she also said she hopes others already seek the care and support they need to treat whatever battles they face. pg&e customers will see bills go up in the next two months. the public utilities commission approved rate hikes of $2.4 billion. that is half of what pg&e asked for. that means the average electric bill of $80 it will go up $3 in october. and the average gas bill will go up. the cop -- having to work unpredictable shifts. the company says it uses software to make its schedules and now it will upgrade the software some employees won't have to work a closing shift one day and the opening shift the next. time is 6:57. coming up some problems for

bart commuters. the scare last night in richmond that had many people looking for another way to get home. >> an unforgettable farewell at candle stick park but the event might be remembered for one problem that had some people fuming.

>> reporter: the last show at candlestick park park in san francisco last night. sir paul -- sir paul mccartney wowed the crowd. we'll tell you why some music fans never made it inside the stadium. an investigation is underway after san jose police shot and killed