>> 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 a 19-year-old

woman. the cell phone video that shows the controversial moments leading to the gunfire. >> reporter: a marin county animal shelter said they've been inundated with the amounts of kittens and cats. coming up, why the people who are dropping them off are not in trouble. and just moments ago, the police chief of ferguson, missouri told us what led up to the deadly police shooting of michael brown that's triggered protests around the nation and he answered a question many have been asking for days. "mornings on 2" begins right now. never to be filled with fans again. you are looking live at candlestick park where last night sir paul mccartney gave a fairwell concert as the final stadium event. though fans say the show was spectacular. a lot of people say their

experience was awful. lz lz will tell us about the huge problems fans are -- lz lz will tell alex will tell us about the problems fans encounter. >> let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve is off today. but rosemary is here. >> i'm tracking a minor warmup for your friday. the low clouds, the fog, from the coast along the peninsula, into the east bay, over parts of the north bay. this is going to begin to pull back. we'll have mostly sunny skies away from the coastline as we get into the second half of your morning and into your afternoon. mostly sunny skies and again, some areas just a tad warmer. right now, 59 degrees in antioch. 59 in concord. we have low 60s in oakland. 56 in napa. 62 outside your door in redwood city. by lunchtime, low 60s at the coast. still cloudy at the coast. around the bay, in the low 70s. a few low 80s out there for our warmer locations. here is a look at some of the

warmer locations expected for today. 88 in fairfield. 89 in livermore. 90 in antioch. that's warm but it's not bad considering here we are in mid- august. 75 in oakland. 80 redwood city. 81 in san jose. the north bay, santa rosa you are checking in at 82 for the afternoon. 83 for napa. temperatures will continue to warm slightly as we get into the first half of your weekend and then a cooling trend. i will have a look at the extended forecast for you coming up good morning, sal. rosemary, good morning. right now, traffic is moving along relatively well around the bay area. we are starting in contra costa county. i want to show you the traffic is just a little bit slow on highway 4. if you look at the road sensors, most of it is green. maybe a little bit of yellow. 680 from walnut creek to san ramon continues to look good. there's plenty of slow traffic on westbound 580 as you drive from the all altamont pass into livermore. we look at marin county,

southbound 101 is light. let's go to some live pictures. bay bridge, that's backed up for about a 15-minute drive time into san francisco. and then in san jose, northbound 280, that looks lighter than usual as it's a clear drive fromian town into the valley -- from downtown in the valley. 7:02. back to the desk. ♪ while i'm away i'll write home every day ♪ and i'll send all my love to you ♪ >> candlestick park filled up one final time as sir paul mccartney took the stage for an unforgettable performance. a lot of people are complaining. it was a hard day's night for fans. many were stuck in more traffic while the concert was going on. let's go to alex savidge to explain how the stick made some folks twist and shout one last time. good morning, alex. >> reporter: a lot of frustrated folks last night.

forgettable show for the people who were able to make it inside. but it was a night to forget for a lot of people who got stuck in a traffic mess on their way to candlestick park last night. a lot of people who had tickets to the concert never even made it inside for the show. a lot of frustrated music fans, they crawled along clogged streets near the stadium last night for hours. some of them. many were forced to listen from their cars as the concert got underway. public transportation wasn't a much better option. the muni ride took more than two hours in some cases. that's what we're told. because so many people were caught in the backup, mccartney went on about an hour late at 9:00. he played a two and a half-hour set, more than 30 songs. he told the folks who made it in inside he came back to san francisco because he wanted to help send the stick off in style. people who watched the final event here at the stadium say they were in awe. >> 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 -- until right now. it was supercool. >> reporter: a lot of people took to twitter last night to vent about the traffic. one woman tweeted this out while stuck in the backup, she said, missing paul mccartney. this traffic is insane. won't miss this candlestick. some fans say they were turned away from the stadium once they got to the parking lot. they were told by attendants the lots were full. some of those people are complaining a lot of folks who didn't have tickets to the show were allowed to park and tailgate during the concert. we're live this morning at candlestick park in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, alex. 7:06. the richmond b.a.r.t. station is open this morning after being shut dunn for three hours because of a suspicious package. it was found on an amtrak platform near the tracks at 7:30. while the bomb squad checked it

out, a.c. transit buses carried commuters between the el cerrito and richmond stations. three hours later, the richmond b.a.r.t. station reopened. there was no bomb. the package was detonated safely. happening today a man accused in a dui crash in concord that killed a 23-year- old woman and her 1-year-old daughter, he's due in court. 24-year-old gerardohakeen is to be charged with murder, gross vehicular manslaughter, child abuse and dui. prosecutors say he was under the influence and driving without a license back in june when he reportedly crossed the center line on a two-lane bridge and crossed into loreno dominguez and her baby daughter. emhad two previous dui arrests as well as outstanding warrants at the time. the man accused of randomly stabbing a woman on an a.c. transit bus in berkeley, he's due back in court this morning. yesterday, 24-year-old air eric pauler was in a cubical on the

side of an alameda county courtroom as his arraignment was postponed. well, today, palmer is expected to be assigned a public defender and also enter a plea. palmer is accused of stabbing the woman on the bus monday night. she was seriously hurt but she is expected to recover. now, ktvu will be at that hearing. we'll bring you all of the details on the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. 7:08. the marin humane society is hoping to identify the people who have dumped hundreds of cats at the shelter in the past few months. ktvu's brian flores is live there now with surveillance video of the people responsible and the reason shelter officials want to find them. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. well, the marin humane society wanted to get the word out about this not to get the people responsible in trouble but to really offer assistance because of concern of overbreeding of these kittens and cats and that it's okay to come forward. the shelter has received more than 100 cats in the past 18

months. they believe it's from the same people. want to go to surveillance video of the people dropping off boxes of cats and kittens early monday morning. the video shows two people driving a white suv dropping off the boxes of cats and kittens and then moments later, one person then rings the doorbell at the after-hours receiving door near the back of the shelter as well. in this case, about 24 cats and kittens were dropped off. but the shelter has seen an influx of about 100 in the past 18 months. even though there is video, it is tough to see a license plate which is why they are getting the word out this morning. the marin humane society says almost all of the cats here are black and white. it appears they are related. shelter officials say they were able to reunite the momma cat with the kittens but that precious bonding time was lost. the humane society says they are busy vaccinating, spaying, neutering, and microchipping. they believe the same people have dropped off cats three previous times in the past year

and a half. again, the marin humane society said they will not be in trouble they want people to contact them so they can gather more information and provide assistance. the shelter says they now have double the amount of cats it normally has. it's important to help the cats and kittens find new homes. in an etch art to do that, they are waiving the adoption fees for the whole month of august. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. 7:10. the napa county sheriff's office would like to hear from anyone who witnessed a deadly boating accident on lake berryessa. 49-year-old roger winslow was driving this boat on saturday when it suddenly lurched from side to side. he was thrown overboard. one of the two people on the boat jumped into the water to help him but winslow disappeared. police believe he was hit by a propeller. drivers searched sunday and monday with no luck. they now are planning to use a row battic desize -- robotic device to search the bottom of

the lake. city leaders in rohnert park approved the first superwalmart. it will be on redwood drive. this decision will allow the walmart to expand into a 170,000-square foot store that sells groceries. critics include the sierra club. they sued over the expansion in 2011. labor rights groups are opposing it. supporters say it will create at least 85 jobs at the new supercenter and also bring in sales tax for the city. we're getting the first look at the drawings for the proposed new home of the golden state warriors. yesterday, at a public hearing, the warriors released this design of the arena and the surrounding area in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. the billion-dollar privately financed project includes an 18,000-seat arena, two 160-foot tall office buildings and and underground parking lot for 700 cars. the warriors hope this new

arena will be ready for the 2018/2019 season. 7:11. there's new informs about a deadly officer-involved shooting in san jose. what police thought a 19-year- old woman was holding when they opened fire and the cell phone video taken of the confrontation. plus -- there was a major announcement this morning from ferguson, missouri, less than half an hour ago. you saw it right here on ktvu. the name of the police officer who shot and killed michael brown was released. we're looking at a commute that's light in some areas, believe it or not even on highway 4. it's better than normal. but we'll tell you where there are slowdowns. bay area temperatures trending a bit warmer for your friday afternoon. i will have a detailed look at your numbers for today and show you what to expect for your weekend coming up.

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darren wilson. thank you. i will see you -- >> new this morning, you saw it live about a half-hour ago here on ktvu, the police chief of ferguson, missouri just revealing the name of the officer who shot and killed this unarmed teenager. the announcement comes after a week of mounting pressure and violent demonstrations in the st. louis suburb. out reporter is live in ferguson with this morning's long anticipated announcement. >> reporter: good morning. i can tell you the name of that officer is officer darren wilson, a six-year member of the police force here in ferguson, missouri. we know he has no disciplinary action pending against him according to the police chief, thomas jackson. i'm going through the notes

here from the press conference. we can confirm not only the police officer's identity but also right now the details that we're trying to sort through. the first mex of what was a robbery -- mention of what was a robbery that happened not far -- in the region here. we do know there -- according to the police chief, there was an individual seen on camera, on surveillance video, that was taking part in the robbery before the shooting saturday afternoon. according to the information that we're going through right now, there seems to be a potential, again, a potential link here between the robbery and 18-year-old michael brown, as we speak. we're going through the information. we can tell you the name of that police officer. several members of the community have been asking for that information. we now know he's, in fact, a six-year member of the force. darren wilson. the police chief earlier also speaking about what that officer is experiencing. i want you to listen in briefly here, tori, to that particular part of the interview with the

police chief. >> the officer involved in the shooting with michael brown was darren wilson. he's been a police officer for six years, has had no disciplinary action taken against him. he was treated for injuries, which occurred on saturday. >> reporter: and again, just hearing from tom jackson here and the very latest on his police officer who reportedly fired the shots that fatally wounded 18-year-old thomas brown, real quick, too, i do want to go over a quick time line released by the police chief. chief jackson here mentioning that robbery took place at about 11:30, shortly before 11:30 saturday morning, about 30 minutes after that, this police officer, officer wilson, kame into contact with brown and at one point a confrontation ensued, shots were displayed. two minutes later, backup arrived. we're trying to find out what happened during those first few

moments. as you might imagine, this part of town lining up for activity. it was relatively quiet after several peaceful protests. we're seeing more demonstrators show up at the police department. it's unclear how the community will be receiving this brand- new information just released by the police chief here in ferguson. tori? >> all right. polo sandoval, thank you. a woman in critical condition after drinking what was supposed to be sweet tea at a dickey's restaurant in salt lake city. according to an attorney for the 67-year-old grandmother, she took one sip of the drink, spit it out and then turned to her husband and said i think i just drafnl acid. a restaurant employee dumped an victim cleaner meant for degreesing deep-fryers into the tea after mistaking it for sugar. we're told in one else dravl the tea and it was dumped out

after that incident. stanford university is lacking for kids to -- looking for kids to participate in an obesity study where they will get chocolate milk shakes. researchers want to know how the brabs of children between the ages of 4 and 8 react to the ice cream drinks. children will have their brains scanned by an mri while looking at a picture of a chocolate milk shake. they will get a few drops of it in their mouth. researchers are hoping to use the information to prevent childhood obesity. 7:19. let's bring sal back. you feel like friday light even on highway 24. >> looks pretty good. you know, it doesn't look bad. let's go right to it and show you the live picture. the devices here, give us the drive time between pleasant hill road and the caldecott tunnel. nine minutes, average speed above 60 miles an hour. i will take that. not a bad commute. you get to the bay bridge, there is a little bit of waiting. but things have become better as you drive through. traffic is not all that bad on

the bridge itself. so this is taking about 10 to 15 minutes across the span. let's talk about oakland now. i want to mention the traffic driving on oakland. a little bit of yellow that means the road sensors are firing up showing slow traffic all the way to downtown oakland. you might experience some of that and also on 980. let's go to rosemary. we have a great day in store for your afternoon. giving you a live look of the east bay hills. a little patch of fog. it did make it up over the hills in some areas. we're waking up to partly to mostly sunny skies. here is a shot of the satellite view. you can see it along the coast socked in pretty good into the east bay. over parts of the north bay and partly cloudy skies reported over the south bay. you have to get well inland to see the sun shining overhead in concord, and antioch. the ridge of high pressure will be strengthening as we go in through your friday as well as saturday and that is going to warm us up a little bit. so the low clouds and the fog

this morning, peeling back to the coastline. we'll be partly to mostly cloudy at the coast today. coomb at the coast. mild around the bay. warm inland. but not too hot. as we get into the second half of your afternoon, temperatures will be climbing. 56 degrees, santa rosa right now. 57 in san francisco. upper 50s in areas like san jose and areas right around concord as well. the second half of the day, 90 degrees for antioch. 90 in brentwood. 81 for vallejo. 71 in berkeley. 69 san francisco and low to mid- 60s along pacifica, daly city and half moon bay with partly to mostly cloudy skies. into the south bay, it will be a warm one. 89 morgan hill. 81 san jose. mid-70s if you are going out to maybe spend the day in santa cruz or the weekend, pleasant weather expected there. your bay area weekend always in view showing you temperatures will continue to trend upward as we get into the first half and then we begin a cooling trend on sunday. additional cooling as we get back to work on monday.

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iraqi prime minister nouri al-maliki has agreed to step down. the country's newly elected president named a new prime minister earlier this week. initially al-maliki refused to step aside but now in a televised speech he's revining for the good of the country -- resigning for the good of the country and chose the man for the new prime minister. the u.s. encouraged him to step down to make way for a new, more inclusive government. the first wave of national guard troops called up by rick perry have arrived at the bored. they are part of -- border. they are part of 1,000 to help with security. perry said they are needed because border patrol agents are overwhelmed dealing with a

flood of central american immigrants crossing the border in recent months. it's estimated the deployment will cost $12 million a month. governor perry has said the federal government should cover the costs. 7:24. 2 investigates has uncovered a systemic problem with parking tickets in san francisco. now, the almost 1.5 million tickets issued in san francisco last year, more than 10,000 went to collections because of what is called a mismatch. that's when the vehicle information that's put on the ticket doesn't match dmv records. parking officials say a letter is then sent out alerting the driver of a citation and that the information could be incorrect. well, drivers claim that's not the case. in fact, they say the letter looks like an aggressive collection demand for a delinquent debt. >> here is a ticket. that's not mine that you have to pay. you are guilty until proven innocent. >> out of that many citations, we make mistakes.

that include writing the license plate number down wrong or the make and model wrong. >> the drivers say it's almost impossible to get the ticket dismissed. the agency is working to clarify the letter sent out to drivers. here is a side note. berkeley and oakland also used the same collection agency when they deal with unpaid parking tickets. 7:26. fairwell to candlestick and hello to levi stadium. the 49ers, how they plan to make the fan experience this sunday both memorable and enjoyable. >> reporter: san jose police shoot and kill a woman they say threatened an officer. new details are emerging about that woman. we'll show you some cell phone video of the exchange. you will also hear from a friend. you know, some of the bay area's worst commutes are not bad today. look at highway 4. it's a little slow. but we'll tell you why it's a little lighter than usual and why some of the key routes in the east bay are not giving you

a lot of time. a subtle warmup in store for your bay area friday. i'll have a look at your current conditions, your afternoon highs and talk about how long this warming trend will last -- coming up.

caught on camera. a deadly confrontation between a 19-year-old woman and san

jose police. it's the situation that's sparked controversy. ktvu's janine de la vega is live in the neighborhood this morning and coming up in two minutes, she'll tell us why some people are saying police should not have shot the woman and she'll explain the tense situation police were faced with. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i looked outside. >> what's it like? >> still gray, a little chilly. steve's off. but rosemary is over there. >> yes, and that gray, fairly widespread. good morning to you. it will burn back to the coastline. we'll be left with mostly sunny skies. over the north bay, east bay, south bay, peninsula, the model not picking up on it, but yes, we have the low clouds, the fog, even a little bit of patchy drizzle possible. by 10:00 it's mixing out. we'll be left with partly to mostly cloudy skies along the coastline. elsewhere temperatures will warm and for some it will be a tad warmer this afternoon than yesterday. 58 degrees in fairfield. mostly sunny and 60 in antioch.

walnut creek, 60 degrees. upper 50s to low 60s around the bay. 62 in hayward. 61 sfo. 56 for santa rosa and napa right now, 56. 54 holding steady in novato. here's a peak at the afternoon highs for today. partly to mostly sunny skies. cool in pacifica. 64 expected for you. upper 60s in san francisco. that's a nice day. mid-70s in oakland. quite pleasant along the east bayshore line. warm but not too hot for our inland communities. 88 concord. 90 in antioch. temperatures will climb as we get into the first half of your weekend and cool for the second half. i will have a look at that extended forecast coming up. good morning, sal. we're looking at the east bay and some of the commutes are lighter than usual. looking at 80 westbound between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze, about 19 minutes. it has not changed much. we're not expecting it to unless there is an accident along the stretch. once you get to the bay bridge, it's definitely lighter than usual at the toll plaza. if you are approaching from 580

or 880 and you have fast track, this is about a ten-minute drive time coming into san francisco on the bridge. no problems going the other way. as we look at the 880 freeway here, san leandro to hayward, continuing down to fremont, that's also noticeably lighter. 580, a little bit of slow traffic as you drive from the altamont pass into hayward. there's been a couple of minor crashes but it does get better by the time you reach dublin. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. we have new information about the police shooting in san jose that killed a 19-year- old woman. police were called to a home on blossom hill road because a woman said she was going to kill her family. janine de la vega is joining us live now. >> reporter: in an e-mail that we received from a family friend, it describe, the 19- year-old woman who was shot and killed by police as fun-loving and somebody who liked to joke around. the friend is upset that the

officer didn't use a taser. this all happened in front of this home that you see right here behind me on blossom hill. in this video shot by a neighbor, you can see the woman in front of a home carrying what officers say they thought was a weapon. it turned out to be this drill painted all black. at the time, officers couldn't tell. they initially responded here at around 10:30 yesterday morning after getting a call that the woman was going to kill her family with an uzi assault weapon but the video shows the woman pointth object at officers -- pointing the object at officers several times. police asked her to put it down numerous times and tell her to stop as she draws closer. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: that's when officer wakana okuma, who has been on the police force for 13 years, fired one fatal round. police say the officer feared for her safety and the safety of the public. the man didn't want to be

identified, the one who gave us that video, but he wanted to share it to see how the drill could have been mistaken for a gun. he says police gave the woman ample warning before they opened fire. in an e-mail sent to ktvu, a friend tells us that the woman had a bipolar disorder and said "she often didn't seem to comprehend the seriousness of some of the things she did and said, often making jokes that seemed rather serious to us. i can see in this situation playing around with this drill and not fully comprehending how her joke would be perceived by the cops." the woman's identity has not been released yet. this is the second officer- involved shooting of the year for san jose police. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. well, preparations are underway for the first 49ers' game this weekend at levi stadium. there is a lot of effort going on to avoid the traffic nightmare similar to the one that happened at the stick last night and also all of the

traffic problems that happened during the san jose earthquakes' game at the new stadium earlier this month. the 9ers are rolling out a new and improved plan to accommodate bigger crowds. this sunday's preseason game against the broncos is really another test for the new stadium as they try to smooth things out for the regular season. now, at the earthquakes' game earlier in august, fans experienced parking confusion, traffic jams and long waits for trains. so the team will be adding more parking lots. about another 3,000 parking spaces. more traffic signs and officers to help assist with traffic. we have a special section on our website, dedicated to the new levi stadium in santa clara. it's information on parking food, and an inside look at the stadium. just go to ktvu.com and click on hot topics. now, as 49ers' quarterback collin kaepernick prepares to take the field, he's talking about criticism. he signed a 60-year, $126 million contract extension in

june. he told bleacher report that he thinks his physical appearance is behind some of the criticism he faces. >> i think that's the biggest thing. i think between the tattoos, the way i dress, the way i talk, people don't think it should go together with a franchise quarterback. >> kaepernick is 17-6 as a start be quarterback since taking over the job midway through the 2012 season. people in fremont on alert because of a rise in home- invasion robberies. over the past two weeks, there have been three in fremont. the latest one was on tuesday. police say two men targeted a home in the hills move mission san jose. the men broke in, held a couple at gunpoint and stole valuables in the safe. police are recommending people in the area take extra precautions. >> if you have an alarm system,

turn it on and activate it. keep it on in the home when you are sleeping at night. if you are able to get video surveillance, it's a great deterrent. >> one haste has been made in one of the home invasions. police are searching for four other suspects. >> two men are in jail this morning. they are accused of beating another man with a metal flashlight. it happened sunday on tosso street in palo alto. police say 20-year-old logan kareki is accused of repeatedly beating the victim on the head with a metal flashlight. that victim fought back and tried to escape. he was treated at a hospital for moderate hark-- headaches. christopher snyder is accused of driving logan koreckya way from the scene. one of the fbi agents that worked on the case of leland yee was removed from the investigation because of his

own financial misconduct. the agent posed as an atlanta businessman and spent tens of thousands of dollars as part of the undercover operation. court papers say the agent was being investigated for misconduct in late 2012 and early 2013. it appears that's when he was removed from the case. yee is accused of soliciting bribes and campaign contributions in exchanges for political favors. a south bay nanny known as mr. johnny has pled guilty to nine counts of child molestation and one counsel of child porn. the plea comes as 41-year-old john walker was scheduled to go to dream next week -- trial next week. prosecutors say he molested at least eight children in his care while working as a nanny at a home in campbell. police say the victims range in age from 9 to 15 years old. 7:38. now to our coverage of california's drought. water companies now required to notify customers of the mandatory water use

restrictions and possible crimes. the california public utilities commission made that requirement in response to the governor's proclamation. the violations can lead to fines up to $500. the cpuc says companies need to directly notify customers of specific instructions within the next 20 days. san jose water customers you are about to get hit with a rate hike. according to the mercury news, the public utilities commission approved a 15% increase in monthly water bills through the end of the year. there's a another unspecified increase planned for 2015. now, this rate height affects almost a million customers. utility is set to raise almost $47 million in extra revenue through these higher rates. nascar has added a new safety rule in the wake of last week's deadly crash involving

toneny stewart -- tony stewart. it involves sprint cars on a dirt road separate from nascar. but the drivers cannot approach another driver or a moving vehicle after a crash. nascar says the new rule is a formal reminder of safety guidelines discussed during driver meetings. friends and family gathered in new york yesterday to say their goodbyes to kevin ward, junior, the sprint car racer stewart hit and killed. family and friends wore orange and black were which were the racing colors for ward. balloons were sent off in his memory. and tony stewart's team has announced that stewart will not race at michigan international speedway this weekend. jeff burton will drive for him. stewart who enjoys competing in dirt track races as a hobby has pulled out of another dirt race. no criminal charges have been filed in connection to the case but an investigation continues. 7:40. police in san leandro released

surveillance photos in connection with a shooting at at bayfair mail. police are searching for two men, two women, all 18 to 25 years old. according to police, the surveillance video shows an argument inside a shoe store monday morning before that shooting. now, police say the shooter followed a man from the shoe store into the parking lot and then shot him in the leg. the shooter escaped in a silver or gray suv with at least three other people. the man who was shot is expected to survive. 7:41. a soldout crowd watches paul mccartney close out candlestick park, but not all fans are happy this morning. in the next hour of "mornings on 2," the issue that kept many from even seeing the stadium's final show. and next -- a former teacher and accused child molester hears his verdict in court. why he's breathing a sigh of relief even though he's still in jail. right new we're looking at a commute where some commutes

have actually really lightened up. others are getting busier. 101. we'll tell you more about the south bay coming up. and i'm tracking a subtle warmup in time for your bay area weekend. outside the doors this morning, it's a gray start. when the clouds will clear, your temperatures for today and how long the warming trend will last -- coming up. great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. ♪

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a jury acquitted joseph martin on the counts involving three of the students in the case. but deadlocked on the charges involving the other 11 students. now, that neebs he could be -- means he could be retried. he still remains in the martinez jail until the decision is made. meanwhile, his wife, pregnant with their third child, continues to wear his wedding ring around her neck and fights for him. >> i know my husband, i know these accusations, charges were not him. my belief, my support of him never waiverred -- waivered. >> his defense attorney says he does not deny touching the students but it was just a pat on the chest to calm them down. the mother of two of the boys involved in the case says she's devastated by the jury's decision. the district attorney's office has not made the decision on whether or not to retry martin

on the deadlocked charges. a hearing is scheduled for next month. dave? a special place in san francisco's golden gate park has been vandalized. parts of the age memorial grove have been damaged on five different occasions this year. the latest attack, monday night. four large ferns were destroyed, a park bench was smashed and a rec and park truck was vandalized. people say it may be an emotional vandalism. >> i think it's terrible that people have to take out their anger on defenseless environment. >> city leaders admit they just don't have enough park workers or police to patrol that site all of the time. they are depending on visitors to report vandalism. >> a school bus driver near sacramento being praised and credited by saving students to the way she reacted to a drunk driver. the bus driver had 32 students

on board when an suv going in the opposite direction suddenly moved into her lane. the driver quickly made a hard left, maneuvering that bus out of the way. >> if she hadn't turned that school bus, i believe it could have been a fatal collision. she took care of that bus and those kids. >> two students were taken to the hospital. but they are expected to be okay. the driver of the suv was arrested for driving under the influence. 7:47. so sal, a lot of people talking about traffic that's the big story, getting to and from the concert. can you explain why traffic was so bad even worse like the world series game or a 49er playoff game? >> i think people who go to games do it more often. when the giants used to go there, all of the time and the games were not as well attended. people get their earlier. last night, people i think just waited too long to get on the

road, unfortunately. let's see what we have now if you are driving on westbound bay bridge. if you are coming into the city, that's about an eight- minute drive time which is great for this time of the morning. also looking at 880, we normally have a slowdown at the coliseum. but right now we have not experienced that. i think it's lighter than usual on many of these commutes. 580 westbound, we had an earlier crash in livermore causing a little bit of slowing. for the most part this commute is nice over to dublin. 7:48. let's go to rosemary. speaking of nice, a nice day in store giving you a live look here over san jose, we have partly cloudy skies, low clouds around the bay. we have clouds along the coastline. patchy fog. perhaps a little bit of drizzle. so the system that brought us the unseasonably cool weather now pulling away. ridge of high pressure strengthening from the desert southwest, this is gonna be making an impact on the weather, not only for today but for tomorrow and then as we get

into sunday, changes coming back around. we begin to cool it down. 56 in santa rosa. 57, san francisco. low 60s in oakland. upper 50s in concord. san jose, you are checking in at 61 right now. for the afternoon, you have nice weather coming your way. low 80s in the forecast for you with mostly sunny skies. taking a look at the afternoon highs for today. 83 in napa. 81 for novato. 80 degrees expected for petaluma. kentfield, you are checking in at 80 degrees. a nice day by the water in sausalito. 70 expected for today. mid-70s in oakland. 75 in san leandro. upper 80s a few low 90s out hear for today. it will be warm inland. 89 for livermore, 90 degrees exeathed for antioch. 80 degrees for santa clara. low 80s san jose. 89 degrees for morgan hill. speaking -- thinking about heading to santa cruz, very pleasant. mid-70s. ns. mostly sunny for the afternoon.

80 degrees in redwood city as well as menlo park. san mateo, 75. 69 degrees this afternoon for san francisco. it's going to remain partly to mostly sunny and cool at the coastline for today. thinking about heading to tahoe? it's going to be beautiful out there. low to mid-70s in the forecast for your afternoon. know -- no thunderstorms in the forecast for the sierra. that's great. you don't have to deal with that if this is your vacation spot for the weekend. giving you a look here at our bay area forecast, with your weekend in view showing you temperatures will continue to trend upward as we get into saturday and then cooling trend begins. it's not a big -- a big one. but we'll have a few degrees shaved off for the inland communities. mid- to upper 80s in the forecast. 74 around the bay. mid-60s at the coast and then the cooling trend will continue as we get back to work on monday. back to the desk. >> all right, rosemary. scary moments off the california coast. several great white sharks were

spotted. there's one of them. in the next hour of "mornings on 2," why the lifeguards did not tell everyone to get out of the water. and new information about robin williams. it turns out he was secretly battling parkinson's. the message from his widow about the comedian's condition.

welcome back. 7:53. the widow of robin williams telling us more now about his

secret struggles. susan schneider released a statement saying in part robin's sobriety was intact and he was braved as he suffered with depression and anxiety as well as early stages of parkinson's disease which he wasn't yet ready to share publicly. dr. helen stewart, a neurologist said she can't comment on robin williams's case but she told us what patients with diagnosis with parkinson's feel. >> tremor, stiffness, slowness of movement and facial expression and these can include some sleep disturbances, anxiety, yes, depression. >> and robin williams's widow also said she she hopes others will seek the care and support they need to seek whatever battles they face. michael j. fox was diagnosed with parkinson's disease back in 1991. he famously went public with his battle several years later. he tweeted "stunned to learn

robin had pd. pretty sure his support for our foundation predated his diagnosis. a true friend. i wish him peace." 7:54. well, twitter is cracking down on internet bullies after online attacks were made against the daughter of robin williams. zelda williams announced she was shaking and had to quit twitter and instagram after someone posted a cruel image of the corpse of her late father. twitter announced it's suspended several accounts. it is evaluating how to handle online bullying. steps may include support for families who are harassed after the death of loved ones. pg&e customers are going to see their bills go up in the next two months. the public utilities commission approved rate hikes of nearly $2.4 billion. that, though, is half of what pg&e asked for. that means the average electric bill of $80 will go up to $3 in

october and the average gas bill of $49 is going up 4.50 starting next month. starbucks plans to be more family friendly to its baristas. the coffee giant will change the schedule in policies. this is after a new york times report about the chaos created for a young mother by having to work unpredictablist sh-- shifts. the company uses software to create schedules. now it will upgrade the software so the employees won't work a closing shift one day and an opening shift the next day. it promises to have schedules posted a week in advance. stone sewn nip's playstation 4 is keeping the winning streak intact. the console has been on the market for nine months. for the last seven it's been a top seller. sony announced it's sold more than 10 million of the consoles around the world. 7:56. hundred of cats dropped off at a bay area animal shelter.

after the break, the new surveillance photos just released. and how you can ten them find the person responsible. >> reporter: the final act at candlestick park. an unforgettable performance by sir paul mccartney. it was a night to forget for some fans. we'll tell you about the traffic tieup that has a lot of people frustrated. if you are driving out of marin county, let's say you are trying to get to san francisco, it's a nice drive on the going bridge. a little fog in southern marin. we'll tell you more about the bay bridge getting into the city. and your bay area temperatures trending a bit warmer in time for your weekend. i will have a look at your numbers for today, show you how long the trend will last -- mum.

good morning. welcome back. live pictures of candlestick park. the morning after the final event at the park. paul mccartney helped thousands say goodbye to this bay area landmark with explosive and memorable two-and a half hour show. alex savidge is out there now with more on the historic event. also the big problems that left a lot of fans, shall i say it, sicking the blues -- singing the blues. >> oh, yeah. >> they are talking about it. >> i'm dave clark. i'm tori campbell. let's get a quick look at

weather and traffic. rosemary is in. good morning. >> good morning to you. we do have warming coming our way but nothing extreme. the onshore breeze won't go away all together, but it's weakening. fairfield reporting an onshore breeze at 15 miles an hour. 62 degrees outside your door in antioch. upper 50s in fairfield. low 60s in concord for the afternoon today. concord warming wack in the upper 8 -- back in the upper 80s. lunch hour low 80s expected in the forecast. that switched before our eyes. as we get into the second half of the day, temperatures will warm. it dropped off the numbers quite considerably. let's take a look at some of those afternoon highs. 90 degrees expected for antioch. upper 80s expected in concord. 83 for napa. 75 in oakland. 80 degrees in redwood city, 80 in san jose. 89 expected for morgan hill. partly to mostly cloudy. cool conditions remaining at the coast. temperatures will continue to move upward as we get into your saturday. we begin a cooling trend for

the second half of the weekend. i will have a look at those numbers coming up. >> good morning, we're looking at a commute that still looks pretty good around the bay. it has been lighter than unusual. we have a small delay. it. it will take you less than ten minutes to drive into san francisco. no major problems on the san mateo bridge as we look at westbound 92. it looks very nice from hayward to foster city and to the bayshore freeway. we had an earlier accident on 580 in livermore. that's been cleared. traffic is still a little bit slow. it's kind of the glitch in that commute as you drive over to the peninsula. we mentioned 101 looks good and soap does 280 out of daly city to san bruno. 8:01. back to the desk. ♪ i need your lovin' yes you know it's true ♪ >> i used to dance to this song. an unforgettable performance by paul mccartney to close out

candlestick park but some fans with tickets to the show never got a chance to get inside to hear it. it was the final act at candlestick park. but the fairwell concert turned into a reminder of some of the stick's biggest troubles and why it's going away. alex savidge is live outside of the stadium which is exactly where disgruntled fans found themselves last night. >> reporter: a lot of people couldn't get inside. good morning to you, tori. a lot of people who had tickets to the show never made it here to candlestick park and they missed the concert altogether. they got caught in a backup. it was the kind of traffic jam that some describe as historic. music fans crawled along clogged streets near the stadium for hours. some were forced to listen as the concert began nearby from their cars. public transportation, well, it wasn't really a much better option. we're told the trip on muni took more than two hours in some cases. because there were so many people caught in this backup,

sir paul mccartney, well, he went on an hour late at 9:00 trying to accommodate them. he tried a two and a half hour set. more than 30 songs. he told the folks he wanted to be back here in san francisco to say goodbye to the stick. fans felt it was an emotional night. >> what a way to end candlestick park. i grew up here. and went to giants' games, 49er games. i, of course, missed their concert. i wasn't quite old enough. but what a way to end candlestick park. and he's a class act all the way. >> a great show for those lucky fans who got here on time. many took to twitter to vent about the traffic that led up to the final event here at candlestick park before it's torn down in the coming months. one woman who clearly has a sense of humor tweeted this while caught in the backup. she said i'm never coming to this stadium again. some fans also say that they

even got turned away once they got here to the parking lot. they were told the lot was full and many of them complained that there seemed to be a will the of people who -- a lot of people who didn't have tickets to the show who were allowed to park out here and tailgate and take in the concert from outside of the stadium. we're live outside of candlestick park in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. [ cheers ] >> that wasn't for alex. that cheer was for paul mccartney. many songs were punctuated with a bang. one of our producers shot this. about 900 pyrotechnic effects were played. ed lee says tearing down candlestick park is the end of an era. but the mayor is looking forward to the next chapter. leonard corporation plans to build housing and retail space at candlestick park point. the mayor is happening about that and says it will be a

great addition to the city. >> excited we'll have thousands of new homes for people and a good portion of them very affordable to everyone and look forward to that development and working closely to make sure we turn the page on that chapter. >> now, the mayor says the demolition of the stadium could start in october. but there's still no decision on whether the stadium will be imploded or if it will be taken apart piece by piece. 8:05. happening today, a man accused in a dui crash in concord that killed a 23-year-old woman and her 1-year-old daughter is due in court. 24-year-old gerardo harqin is due to the charged with murder, gross vehicular manslaughter, child abuse and dui. police say he was under the influence and driving without a license in june when he reportedly crossed the center line on a two-lane bridge and crashed into lorena doe

dominguez and her baby daughter. he had two previous dui arrests and outstanding warrants at the time. a man accused of stabbing a woman on an a.c. transit bus is due back in court. eric palmer was in a cubical in an alameda county croom when his arraignment -- courtroom when his arraignment was postponed. he's expected to be assigned a public defender today and enter a plea. he's accused of stabbing the woman on the bus monday night. she was seriously hurt but is expected to be recover. ktvu will be there at the hearing. we'll bring you the details on the news at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. investigators are busy looking for the cause of a fire at a church in san francisco's mission district. firefighters say it started in the attic of the church on 20th street near san carlos just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. it burned for about an hour before it was brought under control. firefighters say a crew was working on the roof of the church when that fire started. the richmond b.a.r.t.

station is open this morning after being shut down for three hours last night because of a suspicious package. it was found on an amtrak platform near the b.a.r.t. tracks around 7:30 last night. while the bomb squad checked it out, a.c. transit buses carried it between the el cerrito and richmond stations. three hours later, the richmond b.a.r.t. station reopened. there was no bomb. the marin humane society is hoping to identify the people who have dumped hundreds of cats at the shelter there in the past couple of months. ktvu's brian flores is joining us live now and brian, you have surveillance video of the people doing this and the reason the shelter wants to find them. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, dave. i just got off the phone with shelter officials a few moments ago. they want to get the word out about this. not to get the people responsible for doing this in trouble but rather to offer them assistance because of concern of overbreeding, that it's okay to come forward.

the shelter has received more than a hundred cats within the past 18 months and they do believe it's from the same people. we talked about the surveillance video. here it is provided to the marin independent journal of the people dropping off boxes of cats and kittens early monday morning. the video shows two people driving a white suv dropping off the kittens at the back entrance of the sheller. moments later, one woman rings the doorbell at the after-hours receiving door and they take off. in this case, about 24 cats and kittens were drop off. but the shelter has seen an influx of about 100 in the past 1 months. there were -- 18 months. there were 70 in the shelter. even though there's video. it's tough to see a license plate. the marin humane society hopes all of the cats are tuxedo cats. shelter officials say they were able to reunite the momma cat with the kittens but the precious bonding time was lost. they are busy vaccinating,

spaying, neutering, microchipping. they believe the same people have troped off the cat -- dropped off the cats three previous times in the last year and a half. the marin humane society said they will not be in trouble. they just want the people to contact them so they can provide more information and aassistance. they have more than double the amounts of cats they normally have. it's important to help them find hopes. in an effort to do that, shelter officials are waiving the adoption fee for the whole month of august. i understand the batch will not be available until sometime next week. live here in novato, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:09. a deadly police shooting under investigation in san jose. the confrontation between officers and a woman captured on cell video and the common tool she was carrying. but first we're live in ferguson, missouri with new information about the police officer who shot and killed an

unarmed african-american teenager and what the police say happened just before that shooting. good morning. we're still looking at a commute where traffic is light in many areas right here in san jose. we'll explain the south bay and the east bay commute to you. i'm tracking a minor warmup in time for your bay area weekend. i will update your current its and show you what -- temperatures and show you what you can expect for your afternoon coming up.

welcome back. 8:12. the first wave of texas

national guard troops called up by governor rick perry. they've arrived at the border. they are part of a thousand national guard troops helping to guard the border for security. governor perry says they are needed because border patrol agents are overwhelmed dealing with a flood of central american immigrants crossing the border in recent months. it's estimated this deployment will cost about $12 million a month. governor perry has said the federal government should pay the costs. 8:13. the name county sheriff's office would like to hear from anyone who witnessed a deadly boating accident on lake berryessa. 49-year-old roger winslow was driving this boat on saturday when it suddenly lurched from side to side. winslow was thrown overboard. one of two other people overboard jumped into the water to try to help him. winslow disappeared. police believe he was hit by a propeller. divers searched sunday and monday with no luck. they are planning to use a

robotic device to search the lake. city planners in rohnert park approved plans for the first superwalmart center. it will be on redwood drive and the decision will allow the walmart to expand into a 170,000-square foot store that also sells groceries. critics include the sierra club. they sued over expansion in 2011. labor rights groups don't like it either. supporters say the expansion will create at least 85 jobs at the new supercenter and bring in sales tax for the city. 8:14. new this morning, ferguson, missouri police revealed the nail of the officer who shot -- name of the officer who and killed unarmed teenager, michael brown. police protesters say the police -- protesters say the department's reluctance to release the officer's identity was one of the reasons behind the violent demonstrations this week. reporter polo sandoval is live in ferguson with this morning's

long, anticipated announcement. >> reporter: hi, tori. good morning. not only can you see the reaction but you can hear and occasional car driving by honking. the people in ferguson have the answer to one of the many questions. they now know it was officer darren wilson, a six-year veteran of the force who fired the shots, the rounds that killed michael brown, the 18- year-old that was shot and killed on saturday. also from the police chief, the ferguson police chief, tom jackson, a potential game changer. that was the day of the shooting there was a robbery that happened not far from where that shooting happened. it was an individual that walked into a convenience store that actually hit the clerk and made off with some cigars. the police chief, tom jackson said there's video that shows an individual that potentially looks like brown here in this case, so this obviously drawing a potential connection here

between the shooting and the convenience store robbery. i do want to go straight to a portion of that prets conference that happen -- press conference that happened within the last hour and really a breakdown of the time line leading up to the shooting. have a listen. >> further description, more detail was given over the radio and stated the suspect was walking toward quicktrip. aur officer left the call. he encountered at 12:01 p.m., michael brown on canfield drive. at 12:04. a second officer arrived on the scene, immediately following the shooting. >> reporter: now, during that conference, police chief jackson pointed to brown as a suspect in that convenience store robbery that happened just before the shooting. you heard him mention the quicktrip. that's the name of the store where that robbery went down. we do hope to actually see some of that surveillance video that shed some major light on this investigation very soon. we know the investigators are preparing some of this information to be released.

you might imagine this leaving people in this community in ferguson, missouri with more questions than they had earlier this morning. guys? >> all right. everyone hoping that the peace and calm will continue for the foreseeable future. >> yeah, tori. let's check in with sal. you are watching our commute and it's been relatively light this friday morning. >> it's been a good commute so far for many people, dave and tori. we're looking at this commute here on 280 northbound and it continues to look very nice all the way into the valley. we really haven't had a big slowdown on 85, 280 or 101. a couple of small ones. that's about it. as you move along and take a look at the toll plaza. that's cleared out nicely as you drive into san francisco and speaking of the city, if you are trying to get to the airport to catch a flight in san bruno, southbound, 101 traffic looks good to the airport but there are 35-minute delays expected for flies

because of the cloud cover -- flights because of the cloud cover. the clouds will clear. we'll have nice sunshine for the second half of the morning and into the afternoon. a look at a very gloomy start into san francisco. we do have partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies over parts of the inner east bay. san jose, we showed you a shot of that a moment ago where we have partly cloudy skies. over the north bay, plenty of gray along the coast, peninsula and areas like oakland, hayward, san leandro. so the low cloudsant the fog going to re-- clouds and fog going to remain along the coastline. mostly sunny skies for the rest of the day. this ridge of high pressure over the southwest will warm our temperatures up. we're not looking at anything extreme. in fact, it will be a nice day for most. 64 degrees right now in antioch. low 60s in walnut creek. 57 in napa. low 60s in oakland. 62 in redwood city. half moon bay, mostly gray. 57 outside your door. plans a little bit of patchy -- perhaps a little bit of patchy drizzle for some as we get

through the next hour or two. for your afternoon, temperatures will warm slightly. 90 degrees for vacaville. low 80s in sonoma. clearlake, a warm day for you. 90 degrees expected for today. take a look at sausalito. beautiful there. partly cloudy to mostly sunny and mild. along the east bayshore line, a lot of 70s. 75 for oakland as well as san leandro. upper 70s expected in hayward today. inner east bay it will be warm. a little toasty but not bad. 90 degrees for antioch. 88 for dan victim. upper 80s for pittsburgh. you we're looking -- we're looking at 81 for san jose. 88 in gilroy. vuz going to be a gorgeous -- santa cruz going to be a gorgeous day. 75. 80 degrees redwood city. san mateo, 75. 69 this afternoon in san francisco. that's a nice day for you there. and again, partly to mostly cloudy skies expected. daly city, pacifica and into half moon bay. temperatures remaining on the

mild to cool side for you. in store for your weekend as well. going to at&t park for the evening, low 60s with the westerly breeze to ten miles an hour expected. partly cloudy skies. game time 7:15. sunset is after 8:00 these days. it will be a little cool and the onshore breeze will be with us for the evening hours as well. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view. again, starting with today, morning clouds, followed by afternoon sunshine. temperatures will be up a few degrees. some of us may not notice so much. it will be a slight warmup. a tad bit of warming as we get into the start of the weekend. notice as we get into sunday. temperatures begin to trend downward. we're looking at mid- to upper 80s in the forecast for our inland communities. 74 expected around the bay. mid-60s along the coast. a bit more cool as eget back to work -- as we get back to work on monday. a dry, good-looking forecast. back to the desk. beachgoers in southern california got the scare of their lives. take a look at these images,

several great white sharks in the waters off manhattan beach. now, lifeguards were alerted to about four or five sharks swimming south of the pier, but -- look at that. they did not tell swimmers to get out of the water. they say the sharks were actually nonaggressive, juvenile sharks who were naturally curious. the lifeguards closely monitored the animals. in the end, there were no problems at all. >> i know they know their job but that's real close. >> for the swimmer, you are playing with fire. >> there was one underneath a surfboard. oh, boy. still ahead, a former bay area teacher accused of molesting children, here's his verdict in court. in 24 minutes why he's breathing a sigh of relief even though he's still in jail. but first, getting a ticket for a car you don't even know. 2 investigates looks at thousands of parking tickets given to the wrong people.

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san antonio. seaworld's attendance has been down since the release of the documentary brack fish which criticizes the practice of keeping orcas in captivity. 2 investigates has uncovered a pretty serious problem with parking tickets in citations. in the nearly 1.5 million park tickets issued, more than 10,000 went to collections because of what is called a mismatch. that's when vehicle information entered on the citation does not match dmv records. parking officials say a letter is sent out alerting the driver of a citation and that the information could be incorrect. drivers claim this is not the case. in fact, they say the letter appears to be an aggressive collection demand for a delinquent debt. >> here is a ticket. that's not mine. you have to pay. you are guilty until innocent.

>> we do make mistakes, writing the license plate number down wrong or the make and model wrong. >> drivers say it's next to impossible to get the tickets dismissed. the parking agency says it's working to clarify the letter sent out to drivers and on a side note berkeley and oakland also have the same collection agency when dealing with unpaid parking tickets. 8:26. check this out -- this 1962 ferrari, it set a new record at laguna seca raceway. it did it in the auction house at the motorsports reunion. this car sold for $38 million. the highest price ever paid for a car at an auction. after a fatal car crash, ferrari rebuilt this car and its raced in several other races. still no word on who bought that beautiful ferrari. 8:26. if you are an iphone user, don't touch that remote. after the break, we'll show you

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welcome back. caught on camera, a deadly confrontation between a 19-year- old woman and san jose police and this has sparked a big controversy. now, ktvu's janine de la vega is live in that neighborhood this morning. these are live pictures. coming up in two minutes, janine will tell us why some people are saying police should not have shot that woman but she'll also tell you about the tense situation police say they were dealing with. stay tuned for that. good morning. thank you for joining us. friday, it's august 15th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. in for steve today, we have rosemary. >> good morning, dave. we have a nice, nice weekend coming our way. a slight warmup over yesterday. tomorrow, a little warmer and then we'll begin a cooling friend for the second half of the weekend. 63 degrees in walnut creek. 57 in name. low 60s in oakland. 62 redwood city and 5le degrees in -- 58 in san francisco. we're waking up to a lot of gray sky along the coast, the peninsula, over parts of the

north bay. it will clear back. but i think we'll remain mostly cloudy the entire day along the coastline. in fact, let me take you into the future. we'll go into the afternoon and you will notice close to the coast, we have the low clouds and the fog. temperaturewise, you've got some color coding for you. 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. a few low 80s. as you get into the south bay, low 80s for san jose. mid- to upper 80s for our warmer locations with that red staying in the valley, central valley, that is. not in our valleys. antioch, you are expected to hit 90. 75 in oakland as well as san mateo. upper 60s san francisco. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. cool for pacific. the warming trend continues before the cooling trend kicks in. we'll have a look at your extended forecast coming up. good morning, sal. good morning. we're still looking at a commute that's slow in some areas as we look at 88 o you will see some slowing from the coliseum up to past high

street. it's not a deep slowdown. when you get to the bay bridge, if you are going to san francisco, not very slow. some of the middle lanes crowded. but really a good drive. on the peninsula, the traffic looks good, heading south to san bruno and down to highway 92 and the san mateo bridge is also off to a good start. at 8:31. let's go back to the desk. we have more information on the police shooting in san jose that killed a 19-year-old woman. police were called to the home on blossom hill road. the woman said she was going to kill her family. janine de la vega joining us live now from san jose. you have cell phone video of the confrontation and also what a family friend is saying about the woman who was killed. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. a friend of the woman shot and killed is upset that the officer did not use a taser. another neighbor that we spoke to told us that it was too bad that officers did not have binoculars to see this object she was holding in her hand was a drill, not a gun as they

previously thought. now, cell phone video we obtained shows that police exchange that happened in front of this home here on blossom hill road. in this video shot by a neighbor, you can see the woman in front of a home carrying what officers say they thought was a weapon. it turned out to be this drill. painted all black at the time, officers couldn't tell. they initially responded here at around 10:30 yesterday morning after getting a call saying the woman was going to kill her family with an uzi assault weapon. but the video shows the woman pointing the weapon directly at them. it's faint but you can hear police asking her numerous times to put it down and they tell her to stop as she draws closer. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: that's when officer wakana okuma, who has been the force for 13 years, fired one fatal wound. police say the officer feared for her safety and the safety of the public. the man who gave us the video

didn't want to be identified but wanted to share the video to see how the drill could have been mistaken for a gun. he says police gave the woman ample warning before opening fire. in an e-mail sent to ktvu a friend describes the woman as fun loving and someone who liked to joke. the friend writes "she did have bipolar disorder and in fact one time i called the police because i was worried she might hurt herself but i know her and believe this was not suicide by cop. she often didn't seem to comprehend the seriousness of some of the things she did and said often making jokes that seemed rather serious to us." the woman's identity has not been released. this is the san jose police department's second officer- involved shooting of the year. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. police in san leandro released surveillance photos of four people, wanted in connection with this week's shooting at the bare fair mall. police are searching for two men and two women, all 18 to 25

years old. according to police, a surveillance video shows an argument inside a shoe store monday morning before that shooting. now, police say the shooter followed the man from the shoe store into the parking lot and then shot him in the leg. the shooter got away in a silver or gray suv with at least three other people. the man who was shot is expected to survive. 8:35. people living in fremont are on high alert this morning following an increase in home- invasion robberies. police say over the past two weeks, there have been three home-invasion robberies. the latest happened tuesday when police say two men targeted a home in the hills above mission san jose. the men broke in, held a couple at gunpoint and stole valuables in a safe. police are recommending people in the area take extra precaution. >> if you have an alarm system, turn it on and activate it, keep it on when you are in the home when you are sleeping at

night. if you are able to get video surveillance. it's a great deterrent. >> one arrest has been made in one of the home invasions but police are still looking for at least four other suspects. one of the undercover fbi agents who worked on the corruption case against leland yee was removed from the investigation because of his own financial misconduct. according to the san jose mercury news, the agent posed as an atlanta businessman and spent tens of thousands of dollars as part of the undercover operation. court papers say the agent was being investigated for misconduct in late 2012 and early 2013. it appears that's when he was removed from the case. yee is accused of soliciting bribes and campaign contributions in exchange for political favors. 8:36. san francisco public schoolteachers appear to be getting close to authorizizing a strike. union members have not been able to reach a new contract with the school district despite months of talks. teachers held the first of two

strike authorization votes last night at washington high school. they say they are struggling to afford the high cost of living here in the bay area. >> it's been five years since teachers have had a raise and it's been eight years since our professionals have had a raise. in fact, their hours have been cut. >> the teachers are asking for a 21% pay raise over three years. the school district is offering 8.5%. to our coverage of california's severe drought. water companies are now required to notify customers of mandatory water use restrictions and potential fines. the california public uties commission made that requirement in response to governor brown's drought proclamation. >> the governor implemented a series of restrictions. violations can result in fines up to $500. the cpuc says companies need to directly notify customers of

the specific restrictions within the next 20 days. san jose water customers are about to get hit with a rate increase. 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's another unspecified increase planned for 2015. this hike affects nearly a million customers. the utility is set to raise nearly $47 million in additional revenue through he's higher rates. well, preparations continue for the first 49ers game this weekend at the new levi stadium. after a lot of complaints came in a couple of weeks ago about traffic problems during the san jose earthquakes' game at the new stadium, the 49ers are rolling out a new and improved plan to help handle even bigger crowds. now, this sunday's preseason game against the broncos, it's another test for the stadium as they try to smooth things out for the regular season. at the earthquakes' game, fans

ran into parking confusion, traffic jams and had long waits for trains. the 49ers will be adding more parking lots, traffic signs and traffic police to help out with the traffic. we have a special section on our channel 2 website dedicated to the new stadium. it has information about parking, about food and an inside look at the stadium. go to ktvu.com and click on hot topics. 8:39. if you love the iphone, here's a is sneak peek at the iphone 6 t m. z posted these -- iphone. tmz posts these pictures. the device is close to mass production and could be reduced in september or october. tmz reports the phones are much lighter and have a sensor on the front. there you go. 8:39. are there big problems under

the big top? >> they take the baby elephants and tie them up and beat them to do the tricks you are about to see. >> what animal rights activists plan to do about the greatest show on earth. >> reporter: and candlestick park goes out with a bang. the final show by sir paul mccartney. we'll tell you why some music fans with tickets to the shoate couldn't get -- to the show couldn't get inside. we're still looking at pretty decent conditions for your drive to work on this friday as we take a live look at 237. still lenering showing on the -- lingering showing. temperatures are beginning to rebound. i will have a look at your numbers for you coming up. ?ññ;ñ;

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welcome back. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you -- a man accused of stabbing a woman on yaws bus is due to -- a.c. transit bus is due to you a peer in -- due to appear in court. eric palmer is assigned a public defender and could enter a plea. the woman is expected to recover. the marin humane society is hoping to identify the people seen in this surveillance video dumping boxes filled with kittens. a concert by sir paul mccartney officially closed down candlestick park last night for all of the fans that were able to get inside, the show was historic and memorable. but many fans will angrily

remember being stuck in horrible traffic and never getting inside to see the show. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live now with the good and the bad from the farewell concert. >> reporter: good morning to you. for the people who got in, it was an unforgettable show. it was a night to forget for a lot of people who got stuck in a traffic mess on their way to candlestick park last night. there were quite a few people who had tickets to the concert but they never even made it inside for the show. frustrated music fans crawled along clogged streets near the stadium for several hours. several rolled down their car windows and listened to the concert. public transportation, that wasn't a much better option. muni ride took more than two hours in some cases because so many people were caught in traffic trying to get to the show. mccartney went on about an hour late at 9:00. he played a two and a half hour set with more than 30 songs.

we talked with one woman from marin county who said it took her four hours to get here. when she got here, the parking lot was full. she turned around and went home. she wants a refund. >> i was very frustrated and i was going with a friend who had never seen the paul mccartney concert before. so i'm really disappointed for her. she was really looking forward to seeing him for the first time. >> a lot of people took to twitter to vent. one woman tweeted this out while stuck in traffic, she said missing paul mccartney. this traffic is insane. won't miss this candlestick. the trip home, it wasn't that much easier. one fan told us it took more than an hour and a half just to get out of the parking lot here. a good show last night. but a lot of frustrated fans with a major backup here near the stadium. we're live this morning at candlestick park in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. a not guilty verdict for a local teacher accused of molesting 14 students but the

case is not over yet. ktvu's pam cook is in the studio with what is next, an emotional reaction from the teacher's wife. good morning. >> reporter: jury acquitted joseph martin on the count counts involving three students but deadlocked on the charges involving the other 11. he's been teaching at woodside elementary school and was accused of inappropriately touching 14 students. he did not deny touching the boys but says the contacts with innocent and was a way to calm his students. martin's wife pregnant with her third child continues to wear his wedding ring and her neck hopes he will be home soon. >> we're prepared to go to another trial. we're prepared to do whatever it takes to do a second round of fighting. he's innocent and we'll keep fighting until his name is cleared. >> the district attorney's office has nod made the decision whether -- has not made the decision to retry him.

he remains in jail until the decision is made. a hearing is scheduled for september 8th. they say no matter what happens, he probably will not teach ever again. let's check in with sal. everybody behaving for you at the toll plaza. >> much better than yesterday. >> right. >> last night. that's been the buzz of the traffic world or the candlestick world. things look much better. if you are driving into san francisco, it should be a nice drive. nighttime game as the phillies roll into town with the giants. 7:15 game tonight. keep that in mind if you are trying to get in the city. we also have been looking at the commute here on 580 through castro valley. it looks a little bit slow as you come to the castro valley

y. let's go to rosemary. good morning. thank you, sal. we have a nice weekend. temperatures will be up slightly over what we had yesterday. a live look over oakland where we have plenty of gray sky. low clouds from the coast and inside the bay over parts of the north bay. but the system that brought us the unseasonably cool weather will shift and move farther away. to replace it, ridge of high pressure coming in from the desert southwest. this is what will be impacting us as we get into the next day or two. it will advantage and strengthen our way. that will drive the temperatures up. it won't be a huge jump. we're looking at a few degrees. the onshore breeze not going away altogether. fairfield, right now, 18 miles an hour. i don't expect it to pick up. we will see that onshore breeze. but again it won't be too strong. 67 degrees for antioch right now. low 60s in concord. 62 in livermore. 60 degrees right now san jose.

for the afternoon, san jose, you have a nice, warm one. low 70s as we get through 11:00 and then for your lunch hour, upper 70s in the forecast. we'll range in the low 80s by 2:00 and we'll hold steady there as we get through the second half of the afternoon. i think 81 is where we top out at the airport. the sun sets after 8:00. 71 degrees in the forecast for you, san jose. 57 right now. san rafael. 56 in santa rosa with mostly cloudy skies. the numbers haven't budged a whole lot over parts of the north bay this morning. 81 degrees for novato as we get into the second half of your day. 70 for sausalito. to the east bay where we have temperatures in the mid-70s for san leandro as well as oakland. upper 80s to near 90. 89 for morgan hill. 80 degrees for santa clara. 80 degrees for sunnyvale. along the pull -- peninsula, 74

san bruno. 64 for pacifica. mid-60s half moon bay. we have temperatures trending upwards. not by a lot. upper 80s to low 90s in the forecast for saturday. and then we see a turnaround and temperatures go down. 86 for the forecasted high for inland cities with additional cooling expected monday into tuesday. cooling into the low 80s. around the bay, low to mid-70s around the forecast. 60s remaining a the coast. back to the -- remaining at the coast. we're getting a look at what the proposed new home of the golden state warriors may look like. what the venue is expected to include besides the arena.

welcome back. :53. a special -- 8:53. a special place in golden gate park has been vandalized. parts of the a.i.d.s. memorial grove was attacked it again. the most recent was monday night. four large ferns were destroyed. a park bench was smashed and a rec and park truck was vandalized. >> i think it's tragic that people are not at peace with themselves that they have to take out their anger on defenseless environment. >> now, city leaders admit they don't have enough park workers or police to constantly patrol the area. they are lelieing on -- relying on visitors to report damaging

these special sites. lions, tigers and protesters. the ringling bros. and barn number and bailey circuits are -- bar number and bailey circus is -- barnum and bailey circus, this is video from peta which it claims shows abuse. demonstrators stood outside of the oracle arena and urged circusgoers to listen to or or read about what they say really happens to the animals under the big top. >> been doing this for 13 years. they falsely portray it as a pare ray dice to the public when it is a hell hole for these poor animals. >> the circus otherwise known as the greatest show on earth wraps up tomorrow. 8:55. we're getting a first look at drawings for the proposed new

home for the golden state warriors. the warriors released this yesterday, a design of the arena and the surrounding area in the mission bay neighborhood. it's a billion-dollar privately financed project. it include an 18,000-seat areap na. two, 160-foot office buildings and a parking lot for 700 cars. the warriors hope the arena will be ready for the 2018 season. today celebrates a landmark in music history. ♪ the woodstock music and arts fair started 45 years ago today on a farm in new york. you know who that is? jimmy hendricks. one of the 32 musical hats. the who, crosby stills, janis joplin. 400,000 people attended during

a long, rainy weekend. my baby-sitter went. i couldn't go. i was a little too young. it was considering a major turning point in the counterculture of the 1960s. jimmy hendricks was paid $32,000. santana, $1500. difference in the pay scale. sal, ready to take us home? >> ready to rock. [laughter] >> let's see what we have now. we don't have a lot of traffic out there so far as we take a look at the toll plaza approach and the eastshore freeway. i think they are waiting for me. traffic on the east shore will be okay if you are driving through. the toll plaza is backed up. almost none at all. eight-minute drive into san francisco. if you are driving out to the middle of the east bay, westbound 580 traffic is moderate. let's go to rosemary. low clouds out there. we'll break away to mostly sunny skies, away from the coastline today. temperatures slightly warmer

today, a tad bit warmer on saturday before a minor cooldown gets underway for the second half of your weekend. that will take us into next week. who is worried about that? >> we got the weekend to enjoy. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to join us for the efforts underway to solve the mystery after 100 cats are dumped off at a bay area shelter and what the humane society is trying to get the word out about. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. have a great weekend. bulldog: you don't need to camp out

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