the search is on for the driver who struck and killed a teenaged boy near san leandro last night. the car at the time was being pursued by sheriff's deputies. we'll tell you what we're learning this morning about the victim. right now, an historic space mission is moving into a critical phase. it involves a spacecraft trying to land on a speeding comet millions of miles from earth. also, poisoning on purpose. why biologists in san francisco will intentionally kill fish today. and the turkey truck crash is blocking an offramp in contra costa county. find out what is taking so long to clear it and when the root

will -- when the road will reopen. "mornings on 2" starts right now. you are looking live at the scene where a young boy was killed in a hit-and-run crash. it happened near san leandro. this is near san leandro. we'll tell you what led up to this tragic chain of events. as you see a makeshift memorial at the scene of the crash. flowers, candles, teddy bears. we'll have a live report coming up on that shortly. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> groorming. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, i ducked out a little while ago. a little chilly. >> mostly cloudy. could be worse. most of the country is in a deep freeze. mostly sunny skies. 60s for highs today. some 40s. our system is moving toward us. it's weakening. i think we'll get to maybe .10

to .30. rainfall projections have come down. it's moving away from the low. we'll see a lot of cloud cover in advance of that. some of the higher clouds are beginning to show themselves. 40s for santa rosa, novato and napa. fairfield, 46. you can see some of that cloud cover. our front, though stillaways away. it's not coming in until tomorrow morning. the rainfall looks .25.30. that will probably cover it. mostly cloudy today. 60s for highs. breeze there. west turning more southerly. that system gets closer. but a lot of 60s. i know we've had the issue all morning long with the overturned big rig on the east bay. any improvement? >> they are making progress. they are taking the turkeys inside the truck, frozen turkeys out of the truck that flipped over on the offramp from 680. they were butterball turkeys headed for a store. but they had did not make it,

the driver did not make the turn. the turkeys need to be loaded onto another truck and then they will right the truck and make sure the diesel -- there's no more diesel spilled on the road. avoid that offramp. chp thinks it will be closed until 10:00. as you go to 580, this accident we just talked about is not affecting the freeway, but 580 is really slow this morning coming in all the way through livermore. one solid line of slow traffic. 680 out of pleasanton is very slow. unlike yesterday, we had a lot of slow traffic all over the place. we also have slow traffic on 880 south from 238 all the way down into fremont. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 25, 30-minute delay. it was an earlier stalled vehicle on that span. the traffic is going to be a little bit slower than usual. back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. a memorial has been set up at a street corner in alameda county where a speeding car hit and killed a young teenager. witnesses say the vehicle was

fleeing from police at the time of the crash. alex savidge is at the intersection near san leandro where it happened. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, tori, good morning to you. this was a pursuit by alameda county sheriff's deputies that took a deadly turn last night when the car that was being chased blew through this red light according to witnesses and slammed right into a boy, a 14-year-old boy in the crosswalk. he may have been on a scooter according to some witnesses. that boy died later on at the hospital. you can see the memorial set up here on the sidewalk. people are leaving behind candles and stuffed animals and flowers this morning. and close friends who just came out here to the scene identified this boy as 14-year- old ivan cruz. they say he was a frebman and nearby san leandro high school. this crash happened in the unincorporated area near san leandro. witnesses estimate this car may have been going as fast as 50 miles per hour, patrol cars were in pursuit with lights an

sirens on at the time. after striking the boy at the intersection, witnesses say this driver didn't even slow down. deputies were not able to catch up with that car and the driver involved in that deadly crash remains on the run this morning. one man who pulled under here to this scene shortly after -- pulled up here to the scene shortly after the boy was hit is hoping the driver was caught. >> i don't think it's right that a man who did something like this should be free. he hit the kid. he should pay his dues. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators say at times during last night eight chase, the car was driving on the wrong side of the road. apparently, deputies were trying to stop the car for reckless driving, although we're trying to find out if the driver may have been wanted for another crime. we reached out to a sheriff's spokesman for more information. we'll get an update on this investigation at some point here at the scene this morning. a spokesperson is headed out

here. we do understand the deputies involved in last night's pursuit that ended with the death of a 14-year-old boy will all be on paid leave for the time being. we're live this morning near san leandro, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. time is 7:05. menlo park police are investigating a deadly officer- involved shooting it happened yesterday afternoon near middlefield and willow roads right near the headquarters of sunset magazine. investigators say three police officers were responding to a burglary call spotted a suspicious man outside an office park. >> a foot pursuit ensued. one of the officers deployed his taser. at that time, an adult male suspect pulled a weapon. >> an officer then fired on the suspect who was pronounced dead at the scene. it's still not clear if the suspect ever fired his weapon. 7:06. police in san mateo warning about a dangerous e-mail. this one falsely reporting a child predator in the

neighborhood. it's really a scam e-mail. if you open it, it installs malway to steal user names, passwords and credit card information. now, according to police, the e- mail claims to be announcing neighborhood safety information. it tells you that a child predator just moved into your area. police say don't open that e- mail or click on any links related to it. happening today, a lake at san francisco's presidio will be filled with poison on purpose. they are trying to get rid of invasive fish. this will happen at mountain lake. it's a four-acre pond. they will put 50 gallons of the poison pumped into the water. scientists say getting rid of the fish will help restore the ecosystem. the presidio trust group took photos of the fish dumped there and repopulated. it includes catfish, carp, sturgeon and pet goldfish. scientists have tried but failed to get rid of the fish

without using poison but today that poison will be pumped in and then the dead fish will be removed. now, fish aren't the only marine life found at mountain lake. about two decades ago, a three- foot long alligator nicknamed the golden gator was captured there. the workers tried to trap it for two months before a curator at the zoo caught it with a rod and raw fish. the allegateert was taken to the -- alligator was taken to the zoo. it's believed it was a discarded pet and turned into the lake. we could learn the outcome of the mayor's race in alameda. 129 votes are all that separate the two candidates. trish spencer holds a thin lead over marie gilmore. election workers had yesterday off for veterans day but officials released an updated vote count. nancy pelosi's influence on house democrats is being put to the test with a race to fill an

empty slot on the energy an commerce city. the house minority leader is hoping to elect anna eshoo to the seat. frinkg the news continues to get better and better for drivers in california. the state is leading the country in the largest drop in gas prices compared to this time last year. the state average for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is now $3.20. a year ago, the price was 3.61. so we've seen a 41 cent drop falling oil prices are fueling the decline. some bay area gas stations are charging now just 2.89 a gallon. unless some unforeseen event happens, aaa expects gas prices

to stay low through the winter. 7:09. oakland makes national news again for the second straight year. the fbi says oakland is the second most dangerous city in america. now, this comes as oakland managed to reduce the crime late last year. 2013's year end staff say violent crime went down 1%. the fbi says that drop may have been because of the creation of new smaller police districts. detroit, once again, was number one in america as the most dangerous city. memphis and st. louis rounded out the top five. no other city in california cracked the top ten. 7:10. all set for a historic but hazardous landing. coming up in 20 minutes, the first ever attempt underway this morning to land on a speeding comet. but tori, have you heard about this -- the controversial

photos of kim kardashian this morning. oh, boy. we'll tell you what the buzz is all about and what she says she's trying to accomplish. this is just one of the photos. bunch of turkeys out there this morning on the road. alcosta offramp from 680 being unloaded from a truck, being put on another truck. this takes time. and one major offramp is closed. we'll tell you what the progress is -- coming up. it would be nice in we could get back and get some rain here. but it looks like there will be a little bit tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies equal a cooler forecast. but it's ridiculously cold in other parts of the country. we'll show you that -- coming up.

happening today, a peace rally. it will be held in richmond after eight shootings in the past week including one where a 16-year-old boy was killed.

rodney frazier was a junior and varsity basketball player at richmond high school. he was shot several times friday night right in front of his home. police say five of the people injured in the recent shootings, they were teenagers. the vigil today begins at 5:00 at the civic center plaza. it will be led by richmond high school's basketball team. four students from northern california who were detained in russia and put on trial, well they are back home this morning. the three young women from san jose and a young man from chico, they left sfo two weeks ago to to a conference in russia. they immediately hit it off with the young people from russia who they met at camp. but then their trip changed. last week when russian authorities showed up at their door. >> prosecutors arrived along with officials from the migration office and some police officers and a news channel and asked us to present

our passports where they actually processed us, fingerprinted, read us our charges. >> the four students were finally allowed to leave russia on monday after they pled guilty to charges that they had the wrong kind of visa. each of them paid a fine of about $110. original american idol judge randy jackson is leaving the show. last season he moved to a mentoring role after 12 years as a judge. jackson's departure means ryan seacrest is the only original cast member left. jennifer lopez, harry connick junior and keith urban are the judges for season 2014. it premieres in january right here on channel 2. this morning, reality star, kim kardashian, is trying to break the internet with some rather racy photos. tomorrow, "paper" magazine will release the winterish with this image of kim kardashian on the cover. the magazine said she was the

only person that would be able to bring down the internet. another picture features kim kardashian balancing a champagne glass on her most famous asset and this other picture we're not completely showing because it shows her bare back. we had to cut that off. so far the picture has 618,000 likes on instagram. that's well short of the current record which is more than 2 million. kardashian holds that picture with a picture of her and kanye west on their wedding day. there you go. yeah. champagne. >> no comment. >> no comment. >> lay it all bare. 7:16. sal is here. >> did you need to borrow my ten-foot fool. not muching that one -- ten- foot pole. not touching that one. >> want to hear about highway 24. >> i'm glad you asked that question. about a ten-ment drive from

pleasant hill road. we can put it on the map. pleasant hill road. you can see slow traffic here in la fayette. there are no major problems on the bay bridge. there was a stalled red mustang. one of our spotters spotted it at the bay bridge between the toll plaza and the metering lights and that has been removed. but, in fact -- do we have the toll plaza? >> why -- yes we did. >> the turkey truck, these are live pictures of the truck and the offramp. you can see traffic is going to be affected because they are not -- they are not -- that ramp is closed here as they unload the truck that overturned at 4:00 this morning. once they gut all of the turkeys back into another truck and right the original big rig. the alcosta boulevard offramp will open. that's at about 10:00 according to chp. 7:17. let's go to the weather.

steve it's pretty cloudy. i just stepped outside. everybody steched outside but me. i think i better get out there. mr. clark told me the same thing. we do have mostly cloudy skies. temperatures, well, 40s, 50s to 60s. it's really cold in the rockies. 25 below in casper, wyoming this morning. 25 below. laramie 22 below. cooler weather settled in. a lot of low clouds, clouds in advance of a system that will be here tomorrow morning. rain develops. not a lot. but a client. 58, 63. forecasted low and high. 51, 64 is average. way above on the low. there's our system we still have a day before it gets here. it's running away from the energy source. the parent low but the tail end of this will drag across us. i think we'll get .10 to .25.

the amounts could be more to the north. but in advance of that is pushing in a lot of cloud cover. there is a lot of cold air. there's not much snow or rain as you head a little bit to the northeast but it's mainly the temperatures. 28 in chicago, they were down to 25. billings 4 below. denver 1 below. their record cold maximum for today is 9. they will probably shatter that. laramie at 22 below. rolens, 14 below. not to get lost in all of this, boise is 17. seattle made it to 31. that's pretty cold for this time of year. for seattle, that's pretty cold. reno, 32. 50 ukiah. sacramento, 47. there's some 40s. fairfield, name, novato, 50s to 60s, sfo still holding the 60. the north bay has a few breaks. temperatures have settled in the 40s. any breeze. a little bit. not a big one. but there will be a slight breeze. mainly out of the west. it will surn more southerly.

water terpps upper 50s to 6 -- temps upper 50s to 60. rainfall has decreased a little bit. we'll get some out of that. .25. i think about .50 should cover it. we'll take it. maybe a stronger system next tuesday/wednesday. i have to wait. 60sen the temps. doesn't -- 60s on the temps. petaluma, 64. 67 brentwood, oakley. 64 oakland. alameda is in there as well. 68 gilroy. 67 san jose. santa cruz at 66. same for menlo park. 60s on the coast. take your pick. cloudy, light rain thursday. a break friday and then some partly to mostly cloudy saturday. some rain to the north. bigger system would be next tuesday/wednesday. we hope. >> okay. >> all right. thank you. 7:20. a growing number of drones in california. coming up in 30 minutes, the

new legal battle involving police using unmanned aircraft. also coming up -- >> i was terrified because i didn't know where to go. i didn't know what to do with myself. >> rising rent and nowhere to turn. we'll tell you about a touching way a community came together for a school volunteer who has been serving students for decades. did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

yeah, citi mobile. and deposit that check? citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app.

police arrested a woman in colma. one woman asked another woman to make her child stop screaming in the store. the two women argued. when the woman who had complained walked out to her car, the mother of the child followed her and can be seen on surveillance video attacking her. the mother identified as 27- year-old terry elsy has been arrested on suspicion of felony

battery resulting in serious injury. it's 7:23. a classroom volunteer in the south bay never really knew how many lives he touched until he needed help himself. maureen naylor looks out the outpouring of support for a volunteer from santa clara who has spent his life giving to others. >> reporter: inside the santa clara apartment complex -- >> this is a dodge ballgame. >> reporter: tom's apartment is filled with games and toys for school children and moving boxes. the 69-year-old says disabilities kept him from holding down a job so he dedicated his life to volunteer work. he spent the last 50 years as a coach and teacher's aide in the santa clara unified school district. and showed us this black and white photo from when he was 19. >> i can tell you some of the kids' names on there. give you an example. greg cook, mike gill. he's a fireman in fresno, california. >> reporter: 50 years later, he can still recall the players' names. >> got it. >> reporter: but tom goodson was keeping a secret.

>> i was so stressed to be honest with you, i was very stressed. >> reporter: stressed because after 23 years of living on a fixed income this in this one bedroom apartment -- >> this is to notify you that your rent will increase. >> reporter: he received this notice of an increase in rent. most of his rent is subsidized but his only income is social security. >> i was terrified. i didn't know where to go. >> reporter: when he confided with the second grade teacher he volunteers with, something amazing happened. she started a fund-raising campaign to cover his movying costs and the increase in rent at a new apartment. four days later more than $12,000 has been raised. >> i have been receiving letters and notes from people -- from different countries that were affected by tom when he -- as a coach or as a yard duty. >> i think it's wonderful. but i tell you what, i'm

overwhelmed to be honest with you. i don't expect things from people. >> reporter: it turns out he could have been able to stay in the department after a deal was reached with the housing authority but by then, goodson secured a new place to live. >> you know what my saying is? it's nice to be important. but it's more important to be nice. >> that's very true. that was maureen naylor reporting. the organizers said she surpassed the fund-raising goal in a few days. as for goodson's goals, he wants to volunteer for at least another ten years. an update on that little boy who fell off a huge cliff. >> definitely got some angels watching over him. >> not all angems have wings -- angels have wings. up next, how one of the rescuers tried to comfort the boy as he hoisted him to safety. and they say space is the final frontier. we're one step closer to possibly reaching another one as a space probe could be.

what scientists have already learned about the comet coming up. we're looking at a commute that's affected by a couple of things. the san mateo bridge is moderately heavy as you head out to the peninsula. a lot of cloud cover. it will be cooler. we had that yesterday. clouds are there. where is the rain? it will get here. we'll have updates on timing and amounts. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it.

7:29. a picture of a e. we're live at the chabot space and science center where a watch party is underway for a historic but potentially hazardous landing happening in outer space. brian flores has been talking with scientists and spectators there. coming up in minutes, he will tell us the challenges that are adding to the drama of this risky mission and show us some brand-new photos of the probe and it reminds me of the interstellar movie that i saw. adding more interest, i think. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. still nippy in the air. >> still cool. fall-like finally. ing m. there are some breaks in the clouds. that's a -- the system gets closer, it will ramp up the low

cloud deck. it's lifted it pretty high. it's probably maxed itself out. the tail end of the system will drag across us later tonight. still hasaways to go. but temperatures settled in the 60s. it's incredibly cold for some. so early in the season. even seattle is at 31 degrees. it says 32. billings 4 below. coldest maximum temperature. 25 in oklahoma city even dallas made it down to 31 degrees. chicago, 25. for us, 50s for most, 40s for some, especially they will draw the line to the north and the south of that. 50s to near 60 degrees. 57 foster city, belmont is in there. 55 menlo park and also los altos hills. not a lot left to the system. it looks like it will give us around .10 to maybe .30 or so. amounts have come down a little bit. i expect that. every system seems to do that. might be stronger systems next week. we'll see. mostly cloudy. 60s for highs today. a lot of 60s here. in fact, i think they will stay here all the way into the

weekend. sal, any improvement on that big rig that overturned very early this morning? >> early this morning. we're about to show you a live picture of that, steve. we're also looking at the other commutes. we'll start there at the toll plaza because a lot of people ask what is it doing? that shapes the morning commute and you will see about a 25 to 30-minute delay. we had a couple of earlier stalls. minor troubles on the bridge. right now, it looks pretty good getting into san francisco. i say pretty good, i mean there are no stalled vehicles. this is northbound and southbound 880. not too bad. usually the slow traffic doesn't start until after 8:00 heading north, on the right- hand side. we still have the alcosta boulevard offramp from southbound 608 closed because of an overturned truck loaded down with turkeys. the turkeys had to be removed and the truck has to be righted before this ramp is reopened and chp says that will be about 10:00 this morning. as you can see, this is a live picture of the cleanup popration continuing here.

southbound, 680 alcosta boulevard. that ramp is closed. it will be for the rest of the morning commute. at 7:32. back to the desk. >> all right. happening right now, we could be just moments away from seeing history in the making. a spacecraft and probe that lawn fned ten years ago -- that launched ten years ago is a couple of miles away from possibly landing on a comet. ktvu's brian flores, live at chabot space and science center. they are watching a watch party over there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this doesn't get more exciting, does it? this is exciting stuff. we could be seeing history in the making. we're live here inside the science center. we're in the rotunda area. inside is the planetarium where about 130, 150 people are attending the watch party. it's pretty loud in there. certainly exciting stuff. in fact, the probe well as the spacecraft have been transmitting pictures, a couple of them that we can show you. this one that we just got a

couple of minutes ago, shows the spacecraft, the probe, actually descending onto the comet which is about 316 miles away from the planet earth. it's reaching there. it's almost there. so hopefully, it will land on their safely. the second picture i want to show you which was about an hour ago shows the probe descending -- actually separating from the spacecraft. that spacecraft took off from planet earth back in 2004. again, it's taken ten years to reach the comet which is over 300 millions miles from earth. there have been chaps throughout the mission. there's still some challenges ahead. the main one is landing the probe onto the comet. it can't be manually controlled from mission control, so basically this is it. because of the distance from earth to the comet as well scientists say it takes about 30 minutes to reach earth. so we won't know for sure until it possibly confirmation that it landed on the comet until roughly around 8:00 this morning.

there are some things scientists have learned already. >> it's not the shape they expected it to be at all. this is what we call a contact. this was once two objects that fused together. that's what gave it that unusual shape which made the landing even more challenging. it didn't have a nice even surface. but learned a little bit about a composition. it has carbon dioxide, it has water. we expect there is a lot of water, ice on the comet. as the comet gets closer to the sun, that water/ice, evaporates and gives off gas. >> reporter: the comet is about 2 and a half mile acs across. they say if it lands successfully, it is expected to last until the end of december. if it continues on, it could last longer. again, depending depending on the orbiting spacecraft and the probe. about 130 people are inside the

planetarium taking a look at the live feed from the european space agency. want to mention one thing. there's been a lot of reference to this movie armageddon that many of us have seen. the only thing that they say is scientifically correct about it, the gravetational slingshot of that -- scientists say the spacecraft had to do this twice around the sun to gain enough speed. once it got closer to mars, it had a slingshot to main more speed. overall, very interesting stuff. hopefully we'll hear confirmation later on this morning whether the probe did land. we're live at the chabot space center, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:36. we want to take you live to san leandro right now. a news conference is happening right now. this is officer nelson. he's giving the latest on a

chase last night that ended with a car hitting and killing a young boy. >> what occurred, that would be chp. >> wouldn't they be able to get the license plates on the car? >> we are looking some leads. we're bound and determined to catch this guy. >> the fact that you guys haven't released a suspect vehicle, does that mean up don't want to release it because you don't want to make them aware of the information you might have? >> well, i don't know if that's 100% correct. we're not releasing that at this point. again, part of this is because it's a chp thing. not us. but believe me when i tell you, the sheriff's investigators are actively checking all leads to bring this person to justice. >> [the question is inaudible] >> my understanding, three minutes or less.

>> right. that was -- the deputy that initially started the pursuit never saw the child get hit. when the other deputy did see the child get hit, he reengaged it because he knew that kid had been seriously, seriously injured. in fact, he was killed. brrk the question is inaudible] >> well, multiple. we have the deputies themselves and then in this case, that's exactly what happened. he canceled his own pursuit. that happens a lot for us. we also have sergeants monitoring it and a watch commander monitoring it. that's all done in accordance with our policies. >> we've been listening live to a live news conference. this is sheriff sergeant jd nelson bringing us the latest on the continuing search right now in the area of san leandro. last night, a pursuit chasing a car, a suspect car, a car ended

up hitting a young man and killing him. now, the police are still -- and then the car took off and they are still searching for the car. jd nelson said they are working on several leads. they are determined to catch them -- catch whoever was driving that car. this is a continuing investigate. we'll bring you more information as it comes into our newsroom. but you heard it live from near san leandro and we'll stay on this story throughout the morning. 7:39. in east san jose, a woman was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. now, she was carrying clothing or laundry on south king road around 4:30 yesterday afternoon when she was hit and died there at the scene. the driver did stop. is now facing charges of dui. this was the 21st pedestrian death in san jose this year. last year, 26 pedestrians or bicyclists died in san jose. this morning, the 4-year- old boy who fell more than 200

feet from a cliff in bodega bay is in intensive care at oakland's children's hospital. sebastian johnson was hiking with his family on bodega head monday afternoon. he was throwing rocks with his mother when he slipped and and fell. his mother called 911. we spoke to the firefighter who represented rescue sebation. he face he found him face down in the rocks. he said the little boy was crying. that's when the firefighter said he shifted from first responder into father mode. >> trying to get him know his mom is up top waiting for him. i don't really know what he's comprehending. >> sebastian is being treated for several injuries including broken bones and scratches on his face. firefighters warned everyone to be careful in that area because the rocks are loose and there

are no guardrails. a coast guard helicopter that responded to the rescue of sebastian johnson remains grounded on the cliff this morning. it's been unable to take off because of the weather and also because of mechanical failure. there are reports a crane will need to be brought in to remove the chopper. no word when that will happen. 7:41. it's almost time. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," the start date for a new b.a.r.t. line to a bay area airport. plus, confused police opened fire on a man they thought was a gunman on the loose. turns out they were shooting the wrong guy. how the mixups happened. good morning. we're still looking at slow traffic in mown parties of the bay area. a big problem in san ramon with turkeys. we'll tell you what the progress is of them opening this ramp. a lot of cloud cover here. we're waiting for the rain to be here tomorrow morning. we'll have updates on that

total plus, casper, wyoming, 25 below. ♪

there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto.

they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. police alongs the washington state/oregon border mountain took a 911 call for an intruder. two weeks ago in the city of vancouver, washington, officers were tracking a gunman who had shot a neighbor. they thought they had him cornered but it was an innocent man who looked like the gunman when the innocent man got out of the car and walked toward the trunk, police thought he was reaching for a gun and that's when they shot him. not knowing what was happening,

he returned fire and called 911. it further confused officers because they didn't know if they were dealing with the shooter or victim. >> we give them the authority to try to make the proper decisions. sometimes nobody is perfect. >> the innocent man suffered a minor gunshot wound to the leg. the actual gunman committed suicide elsewhere. the city of ferguson, missouri is bracing for the grand juriary decision in the deadly shooting of 18-year-old michael brown. on august 9th, brown was shot and killed by officer darren wilson. that shooting sparked weeks of violent protests. now the grand jury is deliberating whether to indict officer wilson. there are reports that gun sales are on the rise and business owners are boarding up their shops. the grand jury has until january to issue a ruling. but the prosecutor's office says it could come in midnovember. four california gun storeowners say their first amendment rights are being violated because an old

california law is now being enforced. the law from back in 1923 says gun storeowners cannot display or advertise handguns in windows or outside their shops. a san joaquin county store was cited a few months ago. now the gun storeowners are suing the state saying advertising is a form of speech protected by thing about of rights. >> unless you walk up to the windows, you can't see what we're selling. you may have an idea. when you are showcasing a product, you want to make sure that you can see exactly what it is. >> attorneys say the case could hinge on whether guns of any kind are obscene and should be hidden from public view. rifles and shot guns are not covered by the gun law and the gun storeowners admit it could take years to resolve their fight. so they say they will be forced to follow the current law until then. 7:46. regulating drones. what the aclu wants in order to

protect the public and the very important local meeting tonight. ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom now. you have all of the details, pam. >> yeah, the american civil liberties union of california is pushing for tighter regulations of unmanned drones. the aclu is releasing a report today that documents cases in which drones were bought with federal funds without public oversight. now, the group wants local governments to pass laws that require public input before police are allowed to use this technology. the aclu is concerned about other swins technology such as license plate readers, police uniform cameras and databases. this report also comes out on the very same day as a public hearing in san jose to discuss unmanned drones. police command will give a presentation to the san jose neighborhood's commission tonight to be the potential uses of the drones. that's after the department purchased a drone surveillance

system and has apologized for not getting public input first. that meeting about the use of drones will be held tonight at 6:30 at san jose city hall. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:47. we want to check in with sal who has been keeping an eye on a fume things, including a truck that turned over with a lot of turkeys on board. it's something you could joke about but turkeys are things people are trying to collect to help donate to people. all of these turkeys are going to waste. >> i don't know what will happen to them. we're trying to figure it out. we hope they don't go for waste. the truck overturned on the accosta boulevard offramp. you can see that truck is still on its side and they had to unload the turkey from the truck. they are doing that now. and they are going to put it onto another truck and take it away. one of the things that the chp says they want to expedite this process. those turkeys may be thrown away if -- if this company

doesn't get things out of the way soon. they want to open up the ramp. they want it to open it up by 10:00. southbound 680 at alcosta. that ramp is not available. 580 westbound, very slow as you drive through to the 680 interchange and from pleasanton to fremont, 680 is a mess heading south. let's take a look at the south bay here. 280, 8 a and 101 are also very slow getting into the south bay. no major accidents. we've had a couple of minor things. this looks like a slow commute into the west valley. bay bridge toll plaza, the same thing goes about a 25-minute delay getting into san francisco. we had a stall or two on the bridge. now it's time for today's forecast, cloudy, steve. >> a lot of -- sal, i finally stepped outside since up and dave did all right. >> right. you guys are right. it's cloudy up there and cool. some breaks in the clouds. there's a lot of 50s and even some near 60 degrees.

our high temperatures came down yesterday and they are not going to go very far over the next few days. they will stay in the 60s. a couple of breaks. our system is on the way. it's moving too far away from its parent source. that's the low which is north. this tail end will drag across. it will increase the low clouds already. it will keep that in in the mix. a combination of the low clouds and high clouds giving us a mostly cloudy day. there's so much going on nationally. it's just incredible. i thought i would focus in on the upper peninsula of michigan. they've had two, three feet of snow in the last couple of days. tori, i know you are familiar with a lot of this. mar qet. i mean, this keeps going and going. you get the lake effect. but i think marquette has had -- some areas over three feet. when you get denver at 1 below. they may not get above 5 degrees today. casper, wyoming dipped to minus

25. the coldest november temperature ever since records began in 1937. laramie was 22 below. i think rolens, wyoming was 14 below. the cold air goes to texas. remember the typhoon that went in the bering sea, pumped up the ridge and it's dropping allle that cold air. 26 in tahoe. 52 reno. sacramento at 47. 58 monterey. 50s for some. but there's your 40s. draw the line and then south of that. consistent here, east bay temperatures, usually there is a big difference. but pittsburg, brentwood, orinda and san ramon in the mid- 50s. we're waiting on our system. it's weakening but it's on the way. it's coming underneath the hige of were. unfortunately, we're getting the tenuous end of the rope if you will coming in. about .25 to maybe .50 should cover it. i don't think it begins until late, late tonight. i think this model is too fast. it is a sign of things to come.

but late tonight, there could be overrunning rain to the north bay. i think more likely tomorrow morning. but watch how the cloud cover really kind of gets through on thursday afternoon but keeps going. we won't go back to sunny. we'll go sunny, partly cloudy to cloudy as the next part of the system stays to the north. tuesday, wednesday could be a stronger system. i will deal with that next week. 60s on the temps. there's temperatures all consistent here. san rafael, 674 under mostly cloudy to cloudy skies even out to oakleyant brentwood. morgan hill, there's not going to be much of a difference. a little cooler by the coast. even though the water temperatures are 49, 50. we'll get rain tomorrow morning and then partly to mostly cloudy in the weekend. >> our family has a lake cottage in michigan. i'm sure it's just buried in snow. >> it's sole cold -- so cold.

>> canadian cold. 7:52. well, chinese, you know, kind of a challenging language but president obama actually tried to speak a few words on his trip there this morning. >> oh, boy. >> and we'll let you know how he did. and he's not sure if it was the best thing he has ever done or the worst. up next, the man who claims he killed osama bin laden and what he says the s.e.a.l. team expected when they took on the mission to get him. the holiday season is here,

which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta and the well-crafted all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. ♪ ♪ ♪

[ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. bulldog: oooh! bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters welcome back to "mornings on 2." a colorado man was rescued. he was trapped for three days between two walls. employees at a marshalls store in long montheard a man yelling on monday but didn't know where he was. yesterday, they heard him again and realized he was in the wall. the fire department here used a saw. they cut a hole. they got him out. you see him here. he was taken to the hospital. now he's being investigated as a possible attempted peculiar

-- attempted burglar. president obama has arrived inmy -- in myian mar. the president arriving on air force one just about an hour ago. while inmyian mar. he will meet with the pro democracy hero. this stop follows his three-day visit to china. before he left china, president obama and the president of china announced a climate change agreement. under the terms of the agreement, greenhouse gas emissions in both countries would be cut by almost a third over the next 20 years. >> as the world's two largest economies, energy consumers and emitters of green house gases, we have a special responsibility to lead the global efforts against climate change. >> this is the first time that

china has agreed to cut its carbon emissions. pollutions in beijing is well known. it's notorious. in fact, during the apec summit, the government ordered many factories to shut down to reduce the pollution. the man who says he killed osama bin laden appeared on camera for the first time since his identity was revealed. navy seal robert o'neil says when the team set off on the mission, they were given very little information. >> they said, we found a thing and the thing is in the house and the house is in a bowl. and the bowl is in the country and you will go to the house and get a thing and bring it back to us. >> not a lot of information there. in an interview on fox news, he says when they finally figured out the target was osama bin laden, they were convinced they would not survive. >> this is gonna be a one-way mission. we're gonna go and not come back. we'll die when the house blows up. we'll die when he blows up or be there too long or get

arrested by the pakistanis and spend the rest of our short lives in pakistan prison. >> some other navy s.e.a.l.s have criticized o'neil for going public. o'neil said he only spoke out after senior officials revealed details of the mission. >> what a story. apple, the target of yet another lawsuit. coming up in minutes, the latest legal hangup with the iphone. >> a boy killed in a hit-and- run crash in san leandro. coming up in minutes, the new information that was released just moments ago. good morning. we are still looking at traffic that is slow all over the bay area. certainly is slower than it was yesterday at the bay bridge. we'll give undrive times for some of the key east bay commutes. a lot of cloud cover over us. only a few breaks. it will be a cloudy to mostly cloudy day. the front is on the way. we'll have updates on the timing of that and talk about incredibly cold temps across the country today.

female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

well, good morning to you. welcome back. these are live pictures as the search goes on in the san leandro area for a hit-and-run driver who killed a 14-year-old boy last night. it happened during a police pursuit. you can see this is where a makeshift memorial to that young boy has been set up. this is the area of east 14th

street and ashland avenue. ktvu's alex savidge is there. he will be on the air with us in about two minutes from now with new information he received from the sheriff's deputies just about a half-hour ago. stay tuned for that. thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2." wednesday, november 12th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. a little chilly and rain moving in later. >> very little tomorrow morning, you two. i'm not too excited by the system. at this stage of the game we'll take any rain. maybe a better system next week. there's signs of that. we can see the tail end of it. it's move ing a way from the low drifting north. it does look like late tonight, more likely tomorrow morning we'll get light rain. it's enhanced the loet cloud deck. there are a few breaks. but the combin as of the low and high clouds giving us a cloudy mostly cloudy day. unbelievably cold. snowy for many. even over to seattle, which dripped to 31 this morning, st. louis and seattle, both 31.

that doesn't happen very often in november. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. there were a few 40s. some of that cloud cover is filling in. you get in the higher elevations they are almost cooler than many at the surface. our systems here, not a lot of rain. i think .10 to .30. we should get some rain out of this tomorrow morning if everything continues to hold together, if it doesn't split over us. there's been a persistent split in the jet stream over california. sal, is theag is there anything i should know? last time you said not much. we'll show you some of the traffic at the toll plaza. you can see that there's waiting to do before you make it onto the bridge. about a 15-minute wait before you make it on the span and more drive time. we're talk about a half-hour getting into san francisco when you count the time on the actual span. san mateo bridge, not too bad.

it's a little bit slow as it always is heading out to foster city and highway 101. i also want to mention that traffic is going to be a little bit slow because of a truck accident in san ramon. the alcosta boulevard offramp from interstate 680 south is closed and will be for another couple of hours as they remove the turkey truck overturned here. i think i said that kind of awkwardly. it's an overturned truck that was carrying turkeys. they had to get the turkeys out, right the truck and make sure that they clean up any fuel that spilled before the ramp is reopened. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin this hour with the story we've been following throughout the morning. the search for a hit-and-run driver who killed a 14-year-old boy crossing the street. this happened near san leandro. 25 minutes ago, we carried in part live a news conference with the sheriff's office updating their investigation. ktvu's alex savidge attended

the news conference. he has more on the events that led up to this deadly crash and we understand you just talked with some friends of the victim as well. >> reporter: yeah, we've had quite a few friends and very close friends of the victim show up here at this memorial this morning. good morning. [audio difficulties] >> all right. we are having problems with our signal there with ail length on the deadly -- alex on the deadly hit-and-run that killed a 14-year-old boy in the crosswalk. we did hear from jd nelson from the sheriff's department who said they are working hard to find the person who hit that child. this morning, the 4-year- old boy who fell more than 200 feet from a cliff in bodega bay, he's in intensive care at oakland's children's hospital. sebastian johnson was hiking with his family on bodega head

monday afternoon. his dad said he was throwing rocks with his mother when he slipped and fell. his mother immediately called 911. yesterday, we talked to the firefighter who rappelled down that cliff to rescue the child. marco says he found sebastian face down in the rocks. he was crying. well, that's when the firefighter said he shifted from being a first responder into being a dad. >> just trying to let him know his mom is up top waiting for him. i don't really know what he's comprehending. but doing the best i can to keep him with us. >> well, sebastian is being treated for several injuries, including broken bones. he has scratches on his face. firefighters are warning everybody be careful in that area. the rocks are loose and there are no guardrails out there. a coast guard helicopter, the one that responded to the call to rescue sebastian, it's still grounded on the cliff out there. it wasn't able to take off also had mechanical problems.

there are reports they may need a crane to go in there to bring in and remove that helicopter. so far, we don't know when that might happen. the san francisco medical examiner is trying to identify a body found in san francisco bay. it was spotted yesterday morning by a ferry boat the kaen between the golden gate bridge and alcatraz island. the coast guard helped with the recovery. an official says it appears the person had been in the water for about a week. so far, police are not saying if the body is that of a missing tech worker from san francisco who disappeared halloween night. police in san mateo are warning people about a dangerous e-mail that is falsely reporting a child predator in the neighborhood. officers say it's actually a scam e-mail and when opened, it installs malware to steal users' names, passwords and credit card numbers. according to police, the e-mail claims to be announcing neighborhood safety information

and tells recipients that a child predator has just moved into their area. police say do not open the e- mail or click on any links related to it. 8:06. investigators looking into the tragic death of a baby gorilla at the san francisco zoo reportedly are checking to see if a zoo worker did not follow safety rules. now, 16-month-old kabibi was crushed. she ran under a hydraulic door as it was upping down-- as was coming down. workers are required to keep a hand on the emergency stop button when they operate the door. investigators are working to see if the kuiper had her hand over the button. the keeper said after the gorilla was killed, the grandmother's gorilla took her and wouldn't let go. it took 20 minutes to separate

them. an independent federal agency released a new report, it's criticizing both chevron and the state of california for a fire that happened at the richmond oil refinery. that fire sent more than 15,000 people to hospitals complaining of breathing problems. well, yesterday, the u.s. chemical safety board faulted chevron for not updating a processing unit that came corroded and ruptured. the board state the state needs more regulation, more inspections and more worker involvement to improve refinery safety. a former iphone user is suing apple for failing to deliver text messages to android phones. an. had already received many complaint -- apple had already received complaints that kept former users receives texts from friends who still use iphones. apple recently released a web tool that allows former users opt out of the messaging service and receive all of their text.

the woman who filed the lawsuit is asking a san jose court to give her case class-action status so others can join it. apple is not commenting on the lawsuit. b.a.r.t. is now ten days away from a major milestone in its history. on november 22nd, b.a.r.t. will open its new line connecting to oakland international airport. the driverless train system replacings the current air b.a.r.t. bus shutten. connector will run about every five minutes between 8:00 a.m. in the morning and 8:00 p.m. at night. b.a.r.t. has been planning to create a rail connection to the oakland airport since 1970. almost 35 years. but finally about to do it. >> i'm there, tori. can't wait for that. 8:09. we're also keeping an eye on space and an unprecedented mission happening. it involves a spacecraft actually trying to land on a speeding comet millions of miles away. in just the last minute, we got

an important update. >> it just landed. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> it just hatched -- happened. >> there you go. and check your receipts. after the break, the reason some big-name retailers in the bay area could be overcharging and how you can protect yourself. i'm watching that tweet. but i should get to the traffic. pretty exciting, though here in alcosta boulevard, southbound 680 that ramp is closed because of an overturned truck carrying turkeys. we will give you the progress on when we expect the ramp to be reopened.

- ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it.

time is 8:12. happening right now, the european space agency applauding because it's just announced it has success seemedded in landing a spacecraft on a comet for the first time. these are live pictures from the esa, european space agency, mission control. this is something that's never been done before. the comet is 280 million miles from earth. it took ten years for the spacecraft to reach the comet. the probe's mission is to take photos and gather evidence that could help astronomers learn how other solar system was formed. it is 8:13. back to a story we first told you about at the top of the hour, alameda county sheriff's deputies are still searching for a hit-and-run driver who killed a 14-year-old boy trying to cross the street in unincorporated san leandro.

witnesses say it happened during a police chase around 6:30 last night at the intersection of east 14th street and ashland avenue. they say the driver may have been wanted for a robbery at or near the bayfair center mall. they say he was trying elude officers when he ran a red light and hit the 14-year-old boy in a crosswalk. witnesses report seeing the boy fly over the suspect's car and slam onto the pavement. deputies never caught up with the car. the driver remains on the run this morning. though a sheriff's spokesman said they are determined to catch him. the death of the teenager was a crushes blow to his friends. >> he grew up with these boys from 2 until yesterday. so yesterday -- my boys are in shock. these are my boys. one of his best friends. they are all like brothers. >> the victim has just been identified by the sheriff's department as 14-year-old ivan

cruz. the sheriff's office said deputies were trying to stop the car for reckless driving. we've learned that counselors will be at san leandro high school where cruz was a freshman. happening today, a peace rally being held in richmond after eight shootings in the past week including one where a 16-year-old boy was killed. rodney friz year was a junior -- frazier was a junior and varsity basketball player at richmond high school. he was shot multiple times on friday night in front of his home. police say five of the people injured were teenagers. today's vigil begins at 5:00. it will be head by richmond high's basketball team. 8:15. 2 investigates is examining why the price of a product on a store shelf may not match the price when you check out. the information we found, it may make you want to look closer at your next receipt. >> that says 2.55. you guys are charging -- 6.90

minus 80 cents. >> our cameras followed gina steer an investigator. she checked prices at a 7- eleven in san jose and found enough problems for that store to fail the inspection. now, ktvu also found out in the past two years, injunctions were filed against more than a dozen big-named retailers from best buys to whole foods to toys 'r' us. >> usually unintentionally. most of the time it is unintentionally. but the customer is still affected. >> in march, safeway paid moor than 2.2 million in civil penalties and other costs to settle allegations that it charged prices higher than what was advertised. inspectors say you should pay little close attention at the cash register. they say even if you don't know tis a problem until you get home, you can still file a complaint online. 8:16. 49er defensive lineman ray mcdonald is speaking out for

the first time since propers decided not to file domestic violence charges against him. he spoke at 49er headquarters yesterday, one day after the long-awaited announcement from the district attorney's office. >> i'm not ray rice, you know, i'm not -- i'm not the other guys. i'm just not. i'm not the kind of guy that would, you know, put my hands on a woman like that. i am -- i think i'm a nice dude. >> back in august, he was accused of hitting his pregnant girlfriend who suffered visible injuries. prosecutors describe the incident as a scuffle. 8:17. let's bring sal back. you are watching our commute. you are still focusing on that truck that was filled with turkeys that flipped over in san ramon. >> that's right. i'm looking at the latest fraftion. our photographer out there just texted me information. i'm gonna read it. it looks like -- let's go to the pictures here. you see the hazardous material crew has arrived on the scene

here in san ramon at the alcosta offramp. the reason is because the truck did spill fuel when it flipped over. there are going to right the truck. they got all of the turkeys out of the way. you can see the tow truck is there on the scene. they will right the truck and the fire department is standing by as a precaution. the alcosta boulevard offramp will remain closed until they right the truck, tow it away and make sure all of the dedebris is -- debris is gone. it happened earlier this morning. that ramp won't be reopened for the morning commute. you can use another one. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this ramp here is going to be moderately heavy. there are no major problems here at the toll plaza but you see a lot of slow traffic. a lot of slow traffic on 80. the road sensor is showing the red from highway 4. pin nome, richmond into berkeley. give yourself a lot of time if

that's your commute. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> all right. our weather, mostly cloudy, cooler. but it is very cold for other parts of the country. we take you to denver, colorado. it is 1 below. northeast wind at 12 miles per hour and light snow. >> wasn't it in the 60s a day or two ago? >> two days ago. >> that's ridiculous, steve. >> it's 30 out in grand junction. that's a heat wave. [laughter] >> they are hunkered down. there will be a record cold max temperature in denver. no doubt about it. they -- some areas will not get above zero. keystone resort is picking up snow. talk about champagne powder. somebody said how much? i don't know that. i haven't been able to dig deep enough. minneapolis, 20, chicago, 28. minus 1 in billings, casper, wyoming, 25 below. coldest temperature since their records began in 1937. laramie, 22 below. you had 30s down to dallas.

even little rock had some. seattle 31 to 33 degrees. our system is moving closer towards us. it still has i think 18 hours or so to go. it's bringing a lot of cloud cover to the north. a lot of low clouds here. some snow. talk about snow. the upper peninsula is getting slammed. three days of snow equals about 20, 36 inches of snow from marquette, everybody there is hunkering down. you get the lake-effect and that can stack up. for us, we get the low clouds stacking up. they lifted a couple of days ago. we had the fog on the ground. we'll get the system coming in. 51 ukiah and also sacramento to 59 mild degrees in monterey. a few 40s this morning. but now we're mainly in the 50s. snow ma county airport, the own only lone outpost. thatter are a few 40s. angwin 49. calistoga, 49. 40s for healdsburg. our system will continue to inch toward us.

unfortunately the tail end is what's coming in. i don't expect a lot of rain. it looks like tomorrow morning, about .25 to maybe .35 or .50 will probably cover it. i hope it doesn't split. we've seen that way too many times. mostly cloudy, 60s for highs. breeze at times. temperatures not going to go very far over the next i would say four or five days. 60s for everybody. all the way from clearlake even out to parts of the east bay. it doesn't matter. everyone is stuck in the same pattern. the low clouds made it well inland. that impacts everybody and it looks like they will stay there. low 60s for some. palo alto, 67 and rain tomorrow morning. i don't think a lot. rain to the north over the weekend. our next best would be next tuesday. >> be ready to have an umbrella tomorrow morning. >> tomorrow morning. yep. yep. >> thank you, steve. 8:21. 2 investigates uncovers an alarming trend. the number of nicotine poisonings from e-cigarettes liquid has more than doubled in the last year. california poison control hayes

more than 6 -- says more than 60% of the victims are under the age of a. as we looked into what could be behind the increase, we discovered that child resistant caps are not required on the vials. the industry is rapidly growing but so far regulation has been slow to keep up. a california congresswoman is pushing to change that. >> it's the wild wild west. the liquid is not regulated on any level. they make it in huge vasts. they come from all over the world. we don't know what we're getting. >> tonight at 10:00, 2 investigates puts the child resistant caps on e-cigarette liquid bottles to the test. we'll show you how the industry rules could change if bills calling for stricter regulation passes. the fbi says oakland is the second most dangerous city in america. that comes as oakland reduced its crime rate last year. 2013's year-end stats say

violent crime went down 1%. the fbi says that may have been because of the creation of new, smaller police districts. detroit, once again, is america's most dangerous city. it's number one. memphis, cleveland and st. louis rounded out the top 5. no other city in california made it into the top 10. 8:23. some big companies already letting customers in on upcoming black friday deals. in 25 minute, the hot items, planned to to be marked way down.

there's a legacy at raley's about having the best meat and the best produce. it's my job to start a new legacy, the best wine beer and spirits. we travel all over california and the world to find all sorts of new craft spirits, craft beers, small production wines. ♪ brews from mendocino, and the finest wines from around the world. at raley's, we're really into craft, so we enjoy and are excited about carrying those products in the store. ♪ share your ideas, tell us on facebook. the holidays can be an especially difficult time.en, to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive.

8:25. happening today, mountain lake in san francisco's presidio will be filled with poison on purpose. 50 gallons of poison will be pumped into the four-acre pond. the reason is to eliminate some invasive fish in order to help restore the ecosystem. the presidio trust group took photos of the fish that are dumped there and then repopulated. that's catfish, sturgeon, pet goldfish and carp. those are some big fish. but today the poison will be pumped into the water and then the dead fish will be removed. >> something has to be done to eradicate the fish that have been put in the lake that shouldn't be there. the carp that were this big and

now they are this big. they are eating the vegetation. the ecology of the lake won't come back to where it should be. >> and this is some new video we shot of the area early this morning. a single carp can have 2 million eggs in a season. scientists estimate there are 30 to 70 carp in the lake. even though they removed half of them last year, the carp population continued to grow. >> and fast. >> yes. 8:27. new this morning, a federal judge just struck down south carolina's ban on same-sex marriage. however, marriage licenses will not immediately be handed out to same-sex couples. the judge said the state attorney general can delay that until november 20th. all of this follows last month's supreme court ruling that essentially overturned bans on same-sex marriage in several states into well, president obama showed off his knowledge of the chinese language this morning in beijing. he was meeting with the chinese

premier when when he said thank you in chinese. you will hear why the president is being praised by his chinese host. [speaking in chinese] >> getting practice. >> the president was speaking as the u.s. and china announced an historic climate change deal. both countries agreed to cut greenhouse emissions by almost a third over the exnext two deck -- over the next two decades. big brother or big bother? agencies around the state spending millions on surveillance with any public oversight. the action the aclu is taking to try to bring balance to the issue. and we're live at the chabot space and science center where we have good news to share. history in the making ing.

coming up we'll tell you all about it. television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is on now. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now, you can get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters

which means it's time thfor the volkswagens here, sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta and the well-crafted all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models.

welcome back. 8:31. we're keeping an eye on what's been happening at the chabot space and science center where more than 100 people gathered. they saw history a couple of minutes ago. in case you didn't hear, a probe successfully landed on a comet in outer space. now, these are the european space officials talking about what just happened. we saw history this morning happening. now, ktvu's brian flores has been talking with scientists and spectators at the chabot science center all morning. coming up in minutes, brian

will talk more about the challenges that added to all of the drama at this very risky mission and also show you the latest photos of the probe. stay tuned for that. thank you for joining us. wednesday morning, november 12th. i'm dave clark. we're also talking about your weather which is getting really interesting. >> tomorrow morning. a lot of cloud cover over us. it will be cooler. we had the temperatures, in the 60s yesterday. they will continue be to be in the 60s today. amazingly cold in other parts of the country, especially in the rockies where some. coldest temperatures ever were recorded. we get mostly cloudy skies here. low clouds have drifted big time. temperatures 60s. rain develops tomorrow morning. maybe .10, .25, .30. i'm standing in front of the system. unfortunately, it seems to be racing ahead of it. we'll still get something out of it. a lot of cloud cover coming in in advance of that. combination of low clouds and high clouds. 61 at sfo and a lot of 50s all consistent here from san mateo,

foster city, and los altos hills. the cloud cover holding temps in had a few 40s. this will be our system for i think tomorrow morning or overnight. 60s for highs today. a little breeze at times. cloudy to mostly cloudy. only a couple of breaks. a little bit on the cool side with a westerly breeze behind that as well. sal had an issue here this morning but it looks like things have have calmed down. anything new i should know about? >> i want to ask you a question. morning means different things for different people. for us, it means 3:00 a.m. will it be raining then? >> i would think 3:00 to 9:00 will be the window. steve and i will be busy talking about the commute. let's wait until tomorrow and then talk about right now. we have slow traffic. northbound on 280 in san jose. it is very slow getting into the west valley. as a matter of fact, i want to put up the maps so you can see all of the roads are slow. not only 280 which we just showed you which is backed up from 101 all the way up to an

yerl crash -- earlier crash in the cupertino area. 85 is slow and 101 slows from the cap tom expressway all the way up to -- capitol expressway all the way up to 237. 580 is slow as you drive out of livermore to dublin. 68 from pleasanton down to fremont. we have slow traffic on 580 approaching the interchange. slow traffic almost all over the east bay. let's go to another live picture. that could be a picture of this truck that flipped over carrying frozen turkeys early this morning. it's blocking the alcosta boulevard offramp from southbound 680. they've unloaded the turkeys. the truck is in position. they want to right the truck. the fire department is standing by just in case. a new truck is there with some of the turkeys they will be takenning -- taking away. happening today a very important local meeting over the use of drones. pam cook is in the studio now. pam, with more on the meeting

and the calls to inform and protect the public. >> the american civil liberties union of california is releasing a report today on drones. the aclu is pushing for tighter regulations of unmanned drones. the report documents cases where drones were purchased with federal funds without public oversight. the group wants local governments to pass laws requiring public input before police are allowed to use this type of swins technology-- surveillance technology. they are also concerned about license plate readers, police uniform cameras and facial recognition databases. here in the bay area, there will be a public hearing to discuss unmanned drones. san jose police will give a presentation tonight on the potential uses of drones. this comes after the department purchased a drone surveillance system, then apologized for not getting public input first. that meeting is tonight at san jose city hall at 6:30. dave? >> all right. thank you.

8:35. thousands of kaiser nurses, they are continuing a two-day strike today. [chanting] >> nurse bts won't -- nurses won't give up! >> the nurses say they don't have the resources to properly care for patients. they are protesting the safeguards as well as staffing levels. kaiser says it has trained 2800 temporary nurses for the strike. they are also canceling elective procedures. this is the third strike involving kaiser nurses in three years. nurses in 14 other states and washington, d.c. will join the california nurses in calling for a better ebola safeguard. in addition, to kaiser, picketing will take place at hospitals with dignity health, sutter, st. joseph's memorial care and university of california medical centers. the biggest rally here in california will be at noontime at the federal building in oakland. thousands of nurses will demand

federal action to mandate ebola safeguards for healthcare workers. today, we could learn the outcome of the very close race for mayor in alameda. 129 votes are all that separates the two candidates. challenger trish spencer holds a thin lead over marie gilmore. election workers had yesterday off for veterans day but officials still released and updated vote count and that vote count will be updated again today. nancy pelosi's influence on house democrats is being put to the test with a race to fill an empty slot on the energy and commerce committee. she's urging all democrats to help elect annaer chew anna -- anna eschew. despite frank pilone being next in line for the job. both candidates claim they have enough votes to win. the committee deals with

healthcare, food and drug safety and technology. the news continues to get better and better for drivers in california. the state is leading the country in the largest drop in gas prices compared to this time last year. the state average for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is 3.20. a year ago, the price was 3.61. that's a 41-cent drop. falling oil prices are fueling the decline at the pump. some bay area gas stations are charging 2.89 a gallon. unless some unforeseen event happens, aaa expects gas prices to stay low throughout the winter. happening now, history, history was made just about 15 minutes ago, a spacecraft successfully landed on a comet. [ applause ] >> this is just ridiculous. this is history. the mission is being controlled

by the european space agency. they launched that spacecraft ten years ago. now, ktvu's brian flores, you are at the chabot space and science center. people were at a watch party and they were celebrating all of this as well. >> reporter: yeah, they were, dave. good morning. we amazing stuff this thorn morning -- this morning. this is reality. as you mentioned about 15, 30 minutes ago we got confirmation that this probe along with the -- with that spacecraft that launched ten years ago successfully landed on the comet. we've been joined with the astronomer here at chabot. i'm sure you are excited. >> very excite. this is great. it's the culmination of a ten- year mission. worked out well. we were concerned about one part of the spacecraft not working but it turned out it wasn't a problem. >> reporter: talking about the landing, the thrusters. >> the thruster that was supposed to hold it down while

the harpoons and the augers anchored it to the comet. apparently it worked fine without it. >> reporter: now that we know it's landed, the next question, where do we go from here and when are we supposed to see more pictures, maybe some analysis? >> we expect to see a lot of pictures later on today. i believe at 10:00 our time, they are gonna do a whole presentation of whatever images they have. one of the first things that happens after it landed was it was gonna do some panoramic pictures. pictures all around. you see what it looks like around the lander. there's also another camera that's pointing down at the surface. so we'll see some images from that. and then going forward, there will be a lot of science being done. anlising the competition of the comet, analyzing the structure, the chemicals that are coming off of it in the gas and so forth. >> reporter: what do we know about the comet? there's gas on there already. also evidence of water and ice.

>> right. comets, we often call them dirty snowballs. a lot of ice with dust and rock embedded in the ice. as the comet gets closer to the sun, the ice turns into a gas. it's bended away from the comet. as it does so it releases the dust and rock and so for the. we already found out that the gas is composed of water i -- water, vapor, carbon dioxide. as we go forward we'll learn more. composition representing the very beginning of our solar system. >> reporter: hopefully we'll learn a lot in the next few days, coming weeks, possibly

years. thank you for joining us. history in the making. you saw it here. that prone successfully landed on the comet. we hope to learn more possibly about our planet's history in the coming months maybe years. we're live in oakland, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> mind blowing. >> live long and prose sper, okay -- prosper. >> reporter: gotcha. a little change in outer space. kim kardashian on the cover of a magazine is not big news. but then there's this, the goal behind the reality star's latest risque photos. this is not the risque. >> reporter: we're learning more about a teenaged boy struck and killed last night near san leandro. it happened in the middle of a pursuit by sheriff's deputies. we'll tell you what we're learning about this chase this morning and why the driver involved in this crash is still

on the run. good morning. right now we're looking at a commute where traffic is moving along okay if you are driving on the bay bridge approach. about a 15, 20 minute drive across that span. we'll tell you more about the east bay drive. and just two days ago, we had 70s and 80-degree temperatures. they were replaced with 60eds. ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. you'll connect withnte,er ] your doctor any time,he season, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪

>> reporter: the boy has been identified as 14-year-old ivan cruz, a freshman at nearby san leandro high school and people have been -- have been leaving flowers. the crash happened after 6:00 last night in alameda county near san leandro. it happened at the intersection of east 14th street and ashland avenue. apparently, according to witnesses, cruz was in the crosswalk, possibly on a scooter when he was struck by a car, a speeding car that never even stopped. witnesses say the driver kept going. deputies continued their pursuit but never caught up with the car. the driver involved in the crash remains on the run this morning. and the death of had teenager was a crushing blow to his close friends. >> he grew up with these boys from 2 until yesterday. until yesterday. my boys are in shock. these are my boys.

one of his best friends. they are all like brothers. >> reporter: and deputies say they were trying to stop the car initially for reckless driving a short ways away from where the accident happened. at times during the chase, the car was driving on the wrong side of the road and that's when deputies decided to halt the pursuit but then it picked back up a short time later but the driver, again, managed to get away and is still on the run this morning. a spokesman for the sheriff's department told us they don't have any description though at this point of the car or the driver to put out to the public. bring you back out here live, a very emotional scene last night. this is the memorial set up here on the sidewalk on the side of east 14th street where there are flowers and candles and stuffed animals and a lot of friends of this 14-year-old boy, a freshman in high school who was struck and killed by a car last night.

we are told by a spokesperson that there will be grief counselors on hand at san leandro high school and the school where he just graduated last year. we're live near san leandro, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. let's go back to sal now. it's 8:48. i know you are watching 880 and all over the bay area. how is our commute now? >> someone -- when up were talking, someone just asked me about the driver of this overturned truck in pleasanton -- in san ramon. we'll get to that a moment. let's take a look at 880. it's slowing down on the way to the -- to the downtown oakland area. that's northbound 880. we're also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza about a 25 to 30-minute drive into san francisco. i do want to mention that the turkey truck is still being cleared out of san ramon area. it will be closed until at least 10:00. the driver was only suffering

minor injuries. unfortunately, a lot of those turkeys, it looks like they will go to waste. let's go to steve in the weather center. we do have mostly cloudy, cloudy skies here. lows, 40s, 50s and 60s. but a lot of 50s. it looks like the highs will end up in the 60s. we had the drops in the temperatures yesterday. one more last look at the arctic air that's settled in. still below zero for some in montana, wyoming, denver zero. there were record lows set throughout wyoming and 30s in texas. our system that's coming in, it's looking weaker and weaker but it should give us light rain tomorrow morning. it's sending in a lot of high clouds in advance of it. low clouds, high clouds. 32, 33 tahoe and reno. 51 there in ukiah you and sacramento. monterey on the mild side. 59. oakland airport, 60. sfo, 61. some low 50s for some. there were a few breaks in the clouds in the north bay. i think the cloud cover is starting to fill in. the breeze has tailed off.

it will be breezy at times. not too bad under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. we're on the southern edge of the front. we should get .10 to .25 or .30. might expect farther to the south. mostly cloudy here. 60s for highs today. a little breeze at times. but not too bad. it will pick up and turn southerly. 60s, coast, bay, inland. novato, sausalito. 67 antioch. brentwood, even livermore. but livermore a couple of days ago was 80. 67 morgan hill, san jose, 67. santa clara in there. 6s on the coast. mid-60sen the peninsula to maybe upper 60s for a few. cloudy with main tomorrow morning and then partly cloudy. nine minutes before 9:00. black friday still over two weeks away but some companies are letting customers know right now about the deals. best buy and target have

released their tat log -- catalogs. they both feature tvs with deep tis counts and offering discounties -- discounts on electronics. the deals don't go in effect until thanksgiving night. >> we'll take a break and be right back. stay tuned. with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

welcome back. starting next month. intimate letters between marilyn monroe and two of her ex-husbands will be on the auction block in beverly hills. it included in the hundreds of items, it's a letter from her second husband, joe him mauge yo. it's a -- dimaggio. and then there's a letter from arthur miller in there as well and there's handwritten notes when she talks about her many insecurities. this morning, reality star, kim kardashian, is trying to break the internet with some rather racy photos. tomorrow paper magazine will release the winter issue with kim kardashian on the cover. it fee fewers her -- features her balancing a champagne glass on her most famous asset. we cannot show you one picture because it shows her bare side. that's about all we can show

you. so far the picture as 639,000 likes on ingrau ma'am. that's for below the current record of 2 million. she currently holds that record with her and khan yawn west on her wedding day and she's tweeting about the pictures. she sent a tweet out about the first picture and that tweet says, and they say i don't have a talent. try balensing a champagne glass on your blank l.o.l. >> no comment. let's check back with stall. you are watching the toll plaza for us, aren't you? >> i am. i'm watching the toll plaza. if you are trying to get into san francisco. it will be a little bit of a delay. it seems to be getting better. it's a 25-minute drive from the end of the line into the city. not really unusual. the truck that's flipped over carrying turkeys is being righted right now. they have all of the turkeys off of it. this is on the alcosta boulevard offramp from

southbound 680 san ramon. that offramp won't be useable until at least 10:00 this morning, maybe more until they right that truck. the fire department is standing by to make sure that everything goes safely. if you are driving in the area. >> 580 is a mess from livermore to dublin. 680 is slow leading pleasanton to fremont. hello steve. >> hello, sal. >> how is the weather today? >> cloudy. mostly cloudy. a little been on the cool side. 40s, 50, 60s. front moves in tomorrow morning early, early. rain will make it. should be done by 9:00, 10:00 and then partly sunny, mostly cloudy as we go into the weekend. >> this is the fun weather stuff you like to talk about. >> always like it to be fun. >> too many false alarms. >> i was gonna say my dad says when i used to ask him what the weather will be like, i don't know. i haven't decided yet. >> okay. thank you, steve. 8:57. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making cute

your choice for news. be sure to watch us at noon. we'll have more on the cloudy skies in the bay area ahead of the rainy weather we're expecting late tonight, early tomorrow. nice picture there of the eastern span of the bay bridge and san francisco in the distance. we'll continue to follow the weather call -- weather all day and bill martin will be tracking the updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us have a great day.

♪ food is more than just a meal. ♪ food is love. at monsanto, we believe everyone deserves a healthy, balanced meal. and a future that sustains us all. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com

she's on a trampoline. the terrifying mistake that had them trapped. >> a cessna heads into the wilderness. they're about to land. see if the skilled pilot can pull off a nail-biter. >> he's been kept in boarding for a year. now viewers are taking up his cause. >> they want to give him a forever home. >> the woman determined to find luke a family. >> he is such a goof ball. it's so wonderful to see him enjoying his day.