good morning, everybody. we're live in san francisco. officially on panda watch. is third baseman pablo sandoval headed to boston? coming up the latest report and how the giants' fans are reacting. >> reporter: a home-invasion investigation going on in this cupertino neighborhood right now.

we'll have the latest. hundreds of people flooded the streets of san francisco late into the night. what brought them out and how police responded to the mob. plus, new word of a major shakeup for president obama's cabinet. the reasons we're told defense secretary chuck hagel is being forced out. "mornings on 2" begins right now. 7:0. good morning. we're following developing news in cupertino, where a police manhunt is underway less than a half-mile from apple headquarters. these are live pictures of the scene. ktvu's cara lui is there. coming up in minutes, she will tell us what prompted this response. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. we had to kind of bundle up earlier. >> a little chilly. >> steve, a little --

>> cold out there. 30s for many. the end of the week may be active with a lot of rain and maybe snow in the mountains. we start off with clear skies. everything has gone north unless you are down toward the san joaquin valley. a cold morning, clear skies. a lot of sun. it will be nice to mild. looks pretty good. well northward. northern sacramento valley. clouds will be clearing out. southern california, though, high wind warns are -- warnings are out. fog out in the san joaquin valley. talk about a ridge of high pressure. that's building over us. 30s on the temperatures. san francisco, our observer did dip to 49 degrees first time since june 18th. the temperature is has gone that low. 38 in menlo park. low to mid-40s, fofltert city, san mateo and about also belmont. changes start on friday.

more on that couple in men its. of this -- in a few minutes. on monday, people will go in, get it all done today. we might have a monster commute this evening. we'll start to tail off. let's take a look at the eastshore freeway, 34 minutes. that's around average. last week, we had 90-minute commutes. traffic will be backed up for about a 15, 20 minute delay at the toll plaza. and then more slow traffic getting in to the city. as a matter of fact, let's go down the peninsula. i wanted to talk about southbound 101 near 380. there was an accident until area. look thing at the peninsula, 101 is not that bad getting there from either south city or burlingame getting up to the airport. 7:03. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. we begin with developing

news from cupertino. an active police search is underway right now for two suspects following a home invasion. it's happening just a half-mile from the apple campus, at least one of the suspects is said to be armed. cara lui is live from the scene. >> reporter: good morning. just in the last half-hour, we've seen about a half-dozen sheriff and other police vehicles move from the scene just about a block and a half away to the nearby community center. i can see some of the deputies right now. they appear to be just regrouping. but again, last word, deputies were still searching for two suspects, at least one of them believed to be armed. this is going on in the cupertino neighborhood near garden gate near the quinnland community center. also not far from the apple campus and de anza college. a sheriff's spokesperson confirms there was a home- invasion. we've seen the k-9 unit out

here as well. an active search for two men who reportedly entered a home, demanded money and took off. we've been asked to move back earlier this morning for safety concerns and people are still being asked to avoid this area while this investigation is going on. but we are trying to get more information about what's going on out here and what residents need to know. we'll get back to you as soon as we have it. cara lui, ktvu channel 2 news. >> look forward to that update. thank you, cara. on a lightert note, we're -- lighter note, we're on panda alert. i'm not talking about the animal kind. i'm talking about pablo an doe vol. sandoval. brian flores is live. i know you are getting reaction from fans. but there's something else that happened. >> reporter: the latest from

espn that is a done deal with sandoval likely going to the red sox. there is a second source, this one espn reporting that pablo is headed to boston. we talked with several fans, very upset that the panda is going. pablo did say he was gonna make a decision this week. cbs sports was the first to report this. fox sports baseball insider rosenthal said the deal is in the works. i think his talk with agent -- according to sources, it's five years, close to $100 million. the teams interested in were the giants, red sox and padres. sandoval clutched in the playoffs, especially during the world series. he hit .366 during the playoffs this year. >> it's tough. it's a business. you know, baseball -- it's

always tough when you see one of your favorites go it will be interesting to see what happens. >> reporter: for many fans here in san francisco, especially, he was just a fan favorite. several fans bought the infamous panda hats. some say he was the glue that kept the giants successful during the playoff run. he was here durng the giants' three world series wins in the past five years. the question now remains where the giants go from here? there are reports that the giants are interested in getting starting pitching, possibly jon lester and another third baseman on the market chase utley. pablo likely headed to boston. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> very interesting, thank you, brian. 7:07. and developing news, more

developing news, defense secretary chuck hagel is reportedly resigning from president obama's cabinet today. president obama is expected to announce hagel's resignation at 8 ool 10 this morning -- 8:10 this morning our time at the white house. sources says the president's decision is due to the threat from salt lake state militants and the -- islamic state militants and the belief he was not have the skills is debt necessary to deal with the threat. hagel is a former republican senator and served at pentagon chief since early -- as pentagon chief since early 2013. and hagel has agreed to remain in office until his successor is confirmed by the senate. once again, reports say that defense secretary chuck hagel has resigned and announcement will will come from the president in one hour. and there's a surprising new plan to speed up santa clara county's slow election

returns. supervisors say snail mail could be the solution. more than three out of four county voters already cast mail- in ballots. the county's outdated election equipment is producing slower election night results than almost any other county in california. so now county supervisors are considering a plan to drop traditional polling places altogether and simly conduct some elections entirely by mail. happening today, students at uc berkeley plan to walk out of class along with thousands of other students all over the state to protest tuition hikes. students in berkeley have been camped out for several days at wheeler hall protesting tuition hikes approved. the tuition hike is up to 5% a year over the next five years. university leaders say the tuition hike could be reduced or even eliminated if the state provides enough funding. police in pacifica

investigating the death of a 5- year-old girl who drowned over the weekend while taking a bath. it happened saturday on lauren avenue. police say the child was by herself when a family member walked into the bathroom, found her underwater and unresponsive. crews rushed to the scene. they frantically tried to save her. but she was later pronounced dead at the hospital. 7:10. san francisco international airport has been ranked one of the worse airports in the nation when it comes to weather- related delays and cancellations. according to the weather channel, sfo had almost 168 arrivals over a 12-month period. of those, almost 26,000 had a weather-related delay. many of those delays were due to low clouds and fog in san francisco but other problems involve snow and ice in other areas. when i talked to my kids up there, they said the weather is

fine. you know, i don't know what's going on. i know that i'm not happy. >> now, a lot of the other sfo passengers are not happy either. and san francisco international expects to handle 1.3 million travelers between last friday and december 1st. so over the thanksgiving holiday. and if you want to avoid being late to your destination, the weather channel actually says the best advice during the holidays is just to avoid sfo all together and book your flights out of oakland or san jose. 25-year-old man is in jail after his cell phone was found at the scene of an attempted burglary in rohnert park. last week, police say someone fell through the roof of breakaway bikes in rohnert park and it was ransacked along with a hair salon next year. the cell phone was traced to william james dye. he's now facing charges of burglary and vandalism. 7:11. a quiet neighborhood, waking up

to gunfire. >> i don't feel less safe because of this. >> the answers police still have about a deadly knight shoot -- overnight shooting. what's happening in richmond in response to a takeover robbery of a pharmacy in broad daylight and the best thing residents can do to help the situation. good morning. right now we're looking at the golden gate bridge and traffic is looking good. this is a chamber of commerce shot here. look how nice it looks. the traffic in marin looks good. clear skies, temperatures are allowed to cool off. 30s and 40s for many. it looks okay to start off the holiday week but the end of the week could be active. more on that.

businesss in point richmond will meet with police today

following a violent daytime robbery a few days ago. on friday, three men robbed a pharmacy during the day in point richmond. they tied up a u.p.s. driver and employees before taking off with the entire supply of oxy contin. those pills can fetch $100 on the street. a meet something scheduled with police around the safety and a plan to combat violent crime. the best thing residents can do is to shop at local businesses to support the owners. 7:15. did you watch it? the 49ers still in the playoff hunt after, cuting a game-win -- after, cuting a game-winning drive against the redskins of the five minutes left in the fourth quarter. frank gore converted here and then kaepernick hit bolden for a 29-yaferred gain and -- 29- yard gain and then the redskins were penalized for unnecessary

roughness. the touchdown gave them a 17-13 lead. the 49ers forced a redskins turnover. this just sealed the win. now, the 49ers are getting ready for the seahawks to come to up to for thanksgiving. well, some are calling it the satch of the year the nfl's best catch of all times. >> and -- it was a flag. >> one-handed catch. >> that was stupid. >> yeah. >> you watch it in slow motion. what do you say? odell beckham, my hero, made that one-handed catch second quarter last night against the cowboys. and then the cowboys were -- he's of jaing his head. i can't -- scratching his head. i can't believe it. despite all of that, the giants still lost to the cowboys, 31- 28. proud of you, odel. within minutes, that catch

became its own internet sensation, it's been photo shopped. it's even a part of, well, kim kardashian's magazine cover. that's behind us now. even intercepting the catch by clark, the catch in the 1982 nfc championship game. we're having a little fun with it on "mornings on 2." here's beckham making his catch. that's tori campbell making a phone call. >> what i was -- i was getting dinner ready and i wasn't watching the game but my son was. he screamed. i can't say what he said. i said what are you talking about? that's insane. to kind of -- he's falling down and moves his hand back and tucks the ball in. just amazing. they lost. oerntion oh, well. >> and he was mugged. i mean -- he was held. >> that's right.

>> a flag. >> it was off just off yu the interference. >> let's take a lack at the commute now. we're looking at the commute at the toll plaza and it's backed up for a 30 to 35-minute delay. on this monday, we're not getting a lighter than usual day but if you have patience, we will. southbound getting busy as you drive down to the san leandro area. westbound 4 is slow and so is 680 now as you drive through. there are no major problems but the traffic is going to be slow. b.a.r.t. and muni are okay. caltrain has minor delays. let's go to steve. thank you. we're going to head to buffalo, new york. last week we went there and they had snow on top of snow. now it's 61 degrees. 61 degrees. and you know what happens when you get 61 degrees on top of snow, you start to get rapid snowmelt. it's also been raining yesterday and into today. the good news, it does look

like it will cool down tomorrow to a high of only 38. right now it's 61. there are all sorts of glad warnings and watches and issues in buffalo. you get that much snow and you warm up 40 degrees, you start to have problems. we're hard-pressed to find much of a cloud here. it's clear and cold. 30s and 40s. not crazy cold but it's cold. dry monday through wednesday, warm on thanksgiving. clouds and rain maybe a lot of rain all wait down to san diego and maybe a dent in the drought sunday and monday. storm track jet stream is going north. it's heading north. a cold morning, clear skies. a lot of sun. nice to mild today. rainfall -- even though we had some rain on sunday, not a lot, santa rosa is only 37%. well, there was a lot up to the north. 67% for san francisco and 52%

for san jose. but we will make up ground in about 7, 8 days out. 60, 55 officially san francisco. our observer had 49 degrees in san francisco. the first time his temp has dipped below 50 since june 18th. that's a long time running. 49, 61 is average. 41 a few years ago. the record low. the record high is 71 in 1959. he up to the north -- even up to the north. sun is not a problem in southern california but the wind is. high wind warnings are out and also red flag warnings and high fire danger. there's fog in the san joaquin valley. cold air behind. could be a whopper of a system developing a nor easter by -- nor'easter. the position on where the low sets up will make a huge difference if it's a crippling storm or not. but that would be on wednesday. right now, it's warm air ahead of it. on the back side, snow.

not a lot. san ramon, 39. 40 la fayette. pittsburgh, 44. brentwood, 47. 37 ukiah and sacramento. everything says sunshine for at least through thursday. we'll see changes brewing as systems come underneath. mild to warm with 70s on the high side. but rain returns a little bit on friday and it could be a lot as we head into saturday. more likely on sunday and monday. here is your time line. friday we start to bring in rain. this system swinging in. looks like rain all the way down to san diego on sunday and monday. cold morning, sunny, 30s inland with some of these lows, but near 7 or for some -- near 70

for some. and thanksgiving will be just fine. partly cloudy skies, maybe bait but overall, it will be dry and then bechange everything on friday. if you are heading out okay the first part. latter half could be very dicey. >> bough. and sunday is usually like the biggest travel day because everyone -- people -- it spreads out the departure date but a lot of people come back on sunday. robin williams's napa estate is back on the market but at a discounted price. the 640-acre estate was custom built for him almost ten years ago. it is a five bedroom mansion with a home theater and art gallery and infin tip pool. in 2012, he unsickfully tried to sell the home for $35 million saying he just couldn't afford it after two divorces. now just a few months after his death, it's back on the market.

the asking price, $26 million. 9million less than the original listing price. he's one of the best. he spent 40 years anchoring the biggest stories. >> he told me to go get some rift. >> after the break, ken wayne sits down with dennis richmond for a look back and a peek and what he is doing now. retailers are doing things differently this year, you may like this. up next the new friend that could help your pocketbook.

welcome back. a south bay teenager had a lot of help celebrating his 18th birthday. he had a crowd that included his family, his friends and 12 comedians at a comedy club.

>> they all sang happy birthday. doctors didn't think alex would live long enough to see his birthday this year. he has bone cancer. he is checking off items on his bucket list with the help of family, friends, strangers who have heard about it. in the past couple of months, alex has sailed the bay. he's been fencing. even flew a plane. he says one of the most unreal experiences happened this weekend. the creator of grape of thrones came to see him. it's his favorite show. >> amazing and surprising sper -- experience. >> i asked a lot of questions. >> alex says reaching his 18th birthday, that was a goal. he says christmas is his next short-term goal.

then the new year, then celebrating his anniversary with his girlfriend. he says he's dedicating whatever time he has left to loving the people around him. apple is donating a slice of its holiday sales to a popular a.i.d.s. charity. they will give an unspecified percentage of its online and retail sales to red. donations will come from sales this friday and saturday. apple set aside a section of its app storele called app for red. all generations of the sales of 25 apps will go to the fight against a.i.d.s. more retailers are offering last-minute delivery of christmas presents. 26% of all retailers surveyed say they will guarantee delivery for orders placed one to three days before christmas. that's great for us

procrastinators. that's up 17% from last year. last year, there were many complaints about late deliveries. industry experts say retailers have seen a demand for holiday delivery and have had time to work out solutions to potential problems. 7:27. another major security breach at san jose international airport. it is very scary. it's one place you want to be safe. now for the third time this year, the airport is left investigating what went wrong. >> reporter: a stunning crime for neighbors here in san francisco's did dubose triangle. a man is shot on the street. right now traffic is still a little bit slow in some areas, especially in the north bay -- i'm sorry, in the east bay. but right here in the south bay, it doesn't look too bad. >> the holiday week will start off quiet weatherwise.

it won't end that way. we'll have details on today's forecast and the extended -- coming up.

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it's called a flask mob. you may not ever have heard of it but apparently hundreds have. last night the streets of san francisco were flooded with people.

ktvu's tara moriarty has been looking into what drew the mob into the streets and coming up in two minutes, she will tell us how police handleled the situation. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i did duck out for steve. you can still blow smoke. >> it's cold out. >> it's cool. >> it's cold. very quiet. no rain forecast through at least thursday. watch out for fog maybe in the san joaquin valley. if you are headed up to tahoe or truckee, it's cold. 32 up at cobb mountain. thank you for that. 36 in windsor. some frost on the roofs in san jose and 49, san francisco. the coldest low since june 18th. cold morning, clear skies. a lot of sun. it will be nice to mild. it's nice in the sun. the days don't last very long. enjoy it while you can. it looks good. we'll have changes by friday maybe into this week. southern california high wind warnings are out, high fire danger. so -- the wind issues down

there have seen a lot of pictures of downed trees. high pressure. there it is. it will be over us for four days. 30s and 40s and 50s. a lot of 30s. calistoga is in there. this is higher elevation, ainge wing -- angwin. everyone is in on the morning chill. we'll rebound with nice temperatures. 60s near 70 maybe or a few. there will be a lot of the travel issues. more on that coming up and also big changes for the latter half of our while -- of our workweek. sal? we haven't had any major accidents. but it's slow in some areas, steve. let's start off with a look, of course, at the east bay's traffic. the tone, westbound. it will be -- tone -- toll plaza westbound. as the week goes on, we'll start 0 to see traffic get

easier especially on wednesday. let's take a look at interstate 880 both directions here in front of the oakland coliseum. it does look good. if you are driving farther to hayward, fremont, southbound 880 heavy. it doesn't look that much lighter. we go to the livermore valley and 580 is slow just like any other monday. 680 is slow leaving dublin because of earlier issues. back to the desk. something people are talking about this morning. thousands of people hit the streets of san francisco for what is being called a flask mob. tara moriarty is at union square. what is this all about. >> reporter: we spoke to a security guard and he says that there were about 2,000 people that sort of took over union square last night. they were in and out in about a half-hour. they were a pretty tame crowd. we know that one person jumped up on a police car. extra officers were ordered because a lot of people had flasks in hand.

so plenty of open containers. this crew not only had a lot of flasks but flashes from their cameras. the event was created to allow aspiring photographers to network and take snapshots of san francisco nightlife, everything from people breathing fire to shooting off fireworks to break dancing. the mob met at the cal street b.a.r.t. station and marched to union square. folks were tweeting about it throughout the night. >> i think it's great you can get that many people together in a short amount of time. kind would be great if they were getting them together for something that was more of a boshthy cause that could help the community in a way, as far as the homeless population, abused kid, abused mothers. something like that. >> reporter: san francisco police say no arrests were made. the co-founder says this is a chance for creative people to express themselves. the group meets once a month.

always at 8:00. usually wraps up around 11:00. it's developed such a following that thousands turned up for the event which marked the one- year anniversary. crews were busy cleaning up. no word how police plan to handle the next event that would take place next month. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:36. new this morning, the sound of gunfire woke people up in a normally quiet san francisco neighborhood overnight. ktvu's alex savidge is there live with more on the questions the police are still trying to answer and why some neighbors are on edge. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you. neighbors say this deadly shooting is quite unsettling, not something they expect around here. the shooting happened across the way from where we are near the corner of bistro in the neighborhood. the victim we're told was walking along the street early this morning when he was confronted by several people and then for some reason he wound up being shot. police are not saying what the motive may have been for this attack or this shooting here.

they don't know if this was a robbery that somehow turned violent or what the situation was. the ville was taken to -- victim was taken to san francisco general hospital wherer -- where he died. police blocked off noe and henry as homicide investigators looked through doorways and checked through evidence. the shooting was at 12:30 this morning. several neighbors heard two gunshots not fired in rapid succession. there was quite a bit of time between the two shots and then they heard the victim screaming for help. we talked with one woman who has lived here for almost 50 years. she says the area has the issues with crime from time to time but this kind of violence is unusual. >> it does have its late night revelers. but murder right here in front of my favorite restaurant, it's terrible. it's just really -- it's very disturbing. >> reporter: police say no arrests have been made so far.

but they are trying to work with witnesses who may have been in this area and also checking for the potential of surveillance video to see if that can help them make any arrests in this case, and find the people responsible for this deadly shooting. the victim, the man shot and killed has not been identified. we don't know if he lived here in this neighborhood, but i have reached out to san francisco police this morning. we're looking for yuferp dates on this -- updates on this investigation. we'll let you know if we learn anything. we're live in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> as the woman said quite disturbing. >> 7:38. thank you, alex. new details about the death last night about a woman hit and killed while walking along 580 in castro valley. the chp says the unidentified woman may have been hit by as many as three different cars. now, we saw the police out there inspecting one car that may have been involved. investigators say they did not find the car that may have belonged to that woman. right now, there's still no word on why she was out there on the freeway.

>> the important thing is pedestrians don't belong on the freeway even if the car -- if you are involved in a collision. if there's no injuries, move to the right shoulder or off the freeway. the westbound lanes of interstate 580est with of highway 238. they were closed for more than three hours last night. we can tell you all of the drivers involved they are cooperating with investigators. the chp is piecing together what led up to a deadly crash involving a wrong-way driver on highway 101 in novato e the 61- year-old driver stopped at this jack in the box before getting on the freeway early yesterday morning. they say he was heading northbound in the southbound lanes when he hit another car head on. both the wrong way driver and the other driver died at the scene. the female passenger in the car that was hit was taken to the hospital. the chp says in cases like this, the wrong-way driver tends to put themselves in the

most dangerous part of the road. >> typically they move all the way over to their right when they come on the freeway which is, of course, the fast lane that they are driving in, driving the wrong way. in their mind, their perception, it's the slow lane but they are in the fast lane going the wrong way. >> police believe alcohol was a factor but are waiting for toxicology reports. they are entering the maximum enforcement period because of the thanksgiving holiday. they say it's one of the most dangerous times to be on the road. the u.s. coast guard worked late into the night searching for a missing surfer last seen in the ocean waters off pacific. several witnesses spotted a man face down in the water off rockaway beach late yesterday morning. the coast guard immediately launched a helicopter and rescue boat. but emergency crews could not find anyone in the water. it's not clear if the search will resume this morning.

7:40. san francisco's tap water is about to change. according to the chronicle, the city is moving ahead with plans to supplement the water supply from the pristine hetch hetchy reservoir. now, the public utilities commission has started digging around golden gate park. they are hoping to tap into the underground flows. over the next two years, that water will be blended in in small bases. city leaders admit the local ground water is not as pure as the hetch hetchy water but they say it's clean enough and it won't change the taste very much. 7:41. reports this morning that will not make giants' fans very happy. coming up at 8:00, who says pablo sandoval is headed for boston and who is saying not so fast. i will explain what i found, hanging from the top of

a 47-story building. >> wow. he spent almost 40 years anchoring and reporting some of the biggest stories in the bay area. up next, what dennis richmond is doing now. and we're gonna have a different week this week. today it will be crowded but then traffic will get much better as we get closer to thanksgiving. a lot of sunshine today. temperatures cold. they will be nice today all the way through thursday and then changes maybe some big changes. more on that.

another security breach at the airport. pam cook has more. >> this happened yesterday morning at the san jose airport. a man was somehow able to sneak on the -- onto the tarmac. he was spotted by airport employees around 10:00 yesterday morning near a ramp that they -- they then took him to the lobby to wait for police. the man somehow got away from him. ran into a parking lot and then got into a san jose city truck. east bay congressman eric swalwell is leading the campacross the country. >> when it comes to terrorism, most terrorism organizations, their number one target is aviation. so bringing down an airport, bringing down an airplane has high value for terrorists. >> no word from investigators at this point on the motive. but 39-year-old miguel zaragoza

was booked into the county jail. he now faces charges of trespassing and possession of a stolen vehicle. now, this incident follows two other high-profile airport security breaches in san jose. back in august, a woman known as the serial stowaway boarded a flight without a ticket and traveled to los angeles where she was arrested. in april, you might remember, 15-year-old santa clara boy hoched over an airport fence and curled up into the wheel well of a jet. he survived a five-hour flight and made it all the way to hawaii. now, an airport security expert is telling the mercury news that most airports see at least a few people hop their fences each year because it's too expensive to make sure that access is impossible. he also says that as long as the intruders are quickly detained, he does not believe that it poses a huge threat. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> but still alarming as we are entering the holiday season and a lot of travelers. one person died.

dozens were hurt after a tour bus crashed in northern california, not one time but twice in the same day. officials say the tour bus heading from los angeles to washington state crashed into a dean nip's yesterday about 40 miles south of shasta lake. no one was hurt. however, hours later, the same bus drifted off interstate 5 and flipped over just north of shasta lake another pollard flat. now, in addition to the one person would was killed, three people were critically hurt, three suffered serious injuries and two dozen were treated for minor injuries. >> man lost his life. he has his family, friends. people who care about him. >> the chp is still investigating whether driver fatigue caused that second crash. he was the face of ktvu

channel 2 news for nearly 40 years. >> the number one prime time newscast in the country. >> good evening. i'm dennis richmond. >> we recently caught up with dennis richmond six years after he ended his remarkable career at channel 2. he spent 40 years here, 30 as the anchor of the 10:00 news. he says being in the studio did not shield him from the emotional drama that sometimes unneilded outside. he covered the oakland hill firestorm in 1991. >> we were on the air constantly throughout the day and into the evening. and the news director told me to go home and get some rest. you can't rest in situations like that. i went home, showered, laid there, and i said, what the hell am i doing here? i got up and went back to work.

i was very business-like. >> he spends most of his time playing golf. he's been slowed down by major surgery. coming up tonight on the news at 10:00, he will tell us about the excruciating main he was suffering and how he once woke up an entire hospital. >> yeah. >> ken wayne went up to interview dennis and talked with his wife, debra, also and ken told me some pretty amazing stories. i actually had the privilege of anchoring with dennis a few times. it was such a thrill. he's such a nice guy. very serious. but a sweetheart. >> a great man. and tonight it will be good to watch. >> yes. we're gonna watch sal. >> i used to be a reporter during the nights. one of my biggest thrills was the very first time that dennis tossed to me. i was out doing a live shot. i had my parents, you know, dvr it. dennis is gonna toss to me. that was a big deal. >> you made it big time.

>> thank you. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at the commute. right now we're looking at the drive into san francisco from the east bay. we're also looking at a lot of slow traffic -- i'm sorry, in the city. southbound 101 approaching cesar chavez. there is a backup. we're looking into it. just look at san francisco. also the traffic is going to be but getting -- busy getting into it in the east bay. westbound is backed up for 25- minute drive. no major problems. 580 is better on the altamont pass. but a lot of that traffic has transferred over to livermore and 680 out of dublin and down to 84 is stop and go solid. 7:50 let's go to steve in the weather center. >> i remember when i filled in on the 10:00 news for the first time, same thing. >> dennis tossing to you. >> yeah. we do have clear skies. it will be cold for the mornings but nice until thursday afternoon and then

we'll get high clouds. friday, we cloud it up and it sure looks like rain on the weekend and into early next week. all good to go. dry and warmer weather will take us into wednesday. thanksgiving morning will be fine. maybe a few high clouds and then everything starts to change. if you are traveling out, the first part will be fine. the latter part looks to be active. clear skies looks good. bay area rainfall. we're still running a deficit for everybody. santa rosa this, is officially -- only 37%. san francisco, 67%. 52 for san jose. but we won't make up any ground until friday at the earliest. our observer, though, for the first time since june 18th, low dipped below 50 degrees. five months. long time. normal it is 49. 61. 41. years ago. record low in 74. the record high, we do have mostly clear skies unless you are far enough north. you might get partly cloudies. they have wind issues.

southern california, san diego county and then high fire danger and then red flag warning up for l.a. you can see the dividing rhine. it's cool, clear, warm. out ahead of that it's been rain. travel plans to washington, new york, boston, a lot depends where the low sets up. if it's closer to new york, they could have plowable snow. if not, windy and wet. the key will be where it sets up. it will be active in the midwest and the northeast. some snow but not a lot throughout the colorado rockies. you can see why everything is going up and over the ridge of high pressure. 30s for many on the lows. even sfo at 49 degrees. morgan hill still 40s but still gilroy, 30. 37 ukiah. 39 sacramento. 32 up at cobb. one of the coldest i could find thank to jim for the information. everything is quiet but rain returns the latter half of the

week. there might be a few high clouds. i think this is overdone on thursday. then friday, we start to cloud it up. it looks like rain on friday night and then again on saturday morning and then sunday could be interesting. a whole pattern sets up maybe all the way down to southern california and san diego. a little debt in the drought possible as we head toward the next five, seven days. for today, 60s on the temps. tomorrow we'll warm it up. thanksgiving looks good to go. i mean, it will be clear in the morning and maybe high clouds later in the afternoon. cloud it up on friday, timing tough. it looks like afternoon and evening rain. i would get set for a rainy weekend, especially sunday. >> we need it. >> they need it in southern california. >> yeah, i know. 7:53. well, everybody's incestant cell phone habits could be

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world leaders meet anything vee anna gave themselves seven more months reaching an agreement with iran. the deadline was supposed to be midnight tonight. john kerry says serious gaps remain. the goal, to get verifiable promises from iran to reduce the nuclear activities. in exchange, economic sanctions would be lifted. it was a deadly weekend in

afghanistan. a suicide at a volleyball tournament. the wounded are being treated across the country, including this military hospital in kabul. today two nato service members were killed in kabul when a bomb attached to a bicycle exploded near a foreign military convoy. nato has not released the nationalities of the soldiers killed. president obama will award the medal of freedom to 19 distinguished artists, ackists and public servants. the award winners include meryl streep, stevie wonder, ethel kennedy, retired news anchor tom brokaw and isabel ianet. this is the nation's highest civilian honor. the search continues for two men police say are dangerous. the search is happening very close to the apple headquarters. after the break, the crime that

triggered the manhunt. we're live in san francisco talking with giants' fans about an earlier report that pablo sandoval has signed with the boston red sox. coming up the latest on the reports and how giants' fans are reacting. good morning. right now we're looking at a commute where traffic is still busy, especially in the east bay trying to get up to downtown oakland. we'll tell you more about this commute straight ahead. a lot of sunshine. although cold this morning. plenty of 30s and temperatures will warm up to thursday and then changes, maybe big changeses for the latter half of the holiday weekend.

welcome back. a police manhunt continues at this moment in cupertino. you are looking at video of the scene of where all of this -- this all started. coming up in two minutes we'll have more. good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. driving to work it was down in the 30s. >> getting cold. could be worse.

cold morning. clear skies. a lot of sun. nice to mild. temperatures warming up. i went near spent but probably close to 67, 68. even up north, it looks to be mostly sunny. if not completely sunny here for even many up near the oregon border. big-time high pressure builds in. if you are traveling to southern california, pretty much good to go until you hit windy conditions. southern california. high fire danger that hopefully changes by the end of the week. you can see the dome of high pressure as that builds in. it's definitely large and in charge. any kind of a breeze may be held up a little bit. but overall, we're good to go for sunshine. 30s inland. but near 70 for some. it looks likes a lot of 60s today as the holiday start -- has the holiday traffic started? there's signs of it. some commutes have been lighter.

for the most part, no. it looks like a normal monday. this is a look at the toll plaza delay. it's about a 15, 20-minute delay. just after doing this for so long, i can kind of tell as we look at some of these other commutes. a little bit better on the san mateo bridge. a better on the peninsula commute. not better, 580 westbound as you drive thru livermore valley but the altamont pass has cleared out. from dublin to fremont, it's getting better. i think by tomorrow we'll see more and by wednesday, we might see tumble weeds at the toll plaza. >> tumble weeds at the toll plaza. an active police search continues for two home-invasion suspects. it's happening a half-mile from the apple campus. at least one of the suspects is armed. cara lui is live from the scene. >> reporter: good morning. you can see deputies working outside of this home here where this investigation appears to

be centered. within the last hour, it appears deputies have reopened this street and wrapping up at least the very active portion of the search of their neighborhood. a yard-to-yard search here near gardengate and glenco. all of this starts before 5:00 a.m. investigators call it a home- invasion robbery. they tell us they got two 911 calls. the first one from someone inside the house saying they were hearing a lot of yelling. the second one, just about five minutes later from the victim saying he or she had been robbed. the deputies say at least one of the suspects was armed. investigators are not sure at this point if the victim was specifically targeted or if this was random. >> we were just outside of the residence, trying to set up the perimeter when they snuck away. we are doing a yard-to-yard search with the k-9s from sunnyvale dps we're not able to locate suspects. we don't believe they are in the area. right now our crime scene unit

is on their way to process the house. >> reporter: the sergeant also confirmed a man was detained by up dos earlier this morning but was released after the victim was not able to identify him. they tell us the first suspect is described as a mack man, 6'2". northwest black man about 5'7". both believed to have been wearing dark hoodies and mask. again, the santa clara sheriff's deputies don't believe the suspects are in the area. they are searching for two men and that's ongoing. we're live in cupertino, cara lui, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. we need five more. >> yes. yes. yes. yes. >> look at pablo. a lot of giants' fans remember that. to resign him during the world

series victory parade. this morning it's looking like that may not happen. i don't know. it was a developing news we brought you two hours ago. the reports, the giants' third baseman, pablo sandoval may be headed to the boston red sox. broin flores is live outside of at&t park. you are getting reaction from fans and the latest on the reports. a lot of them. >> reporter: there are a lot of of reports to sift through. still conflicting reports this morning on whether giants' third baseman pablo sandoval has officially signed with the boston red sox but certainly there is a lot of buzz, especially on social media on whether he signed or not. stemming from an earlier report that this was a done deal. now, cbs sports reporter john hammen was the first to report this was a done deal. as we talk about this, it's still considered unconfirmed. fox sports baseball insider ken rosenthal said the deal is still in the works, citing his talk with pablo sandoval

'agent. there are also reports that the giants have not heard back on their offer to panda, neither did the padres who are also in the running for pablo sandoval. according to the cbs report, this deal is for five years close to $100 million. the giants reportedly offered something similar to pablo. fans this morning say they are waiting to hear if he's staying or going. >> they are always trading people, acquiring people. this is just par for the course. it guess we'll have to adjust and be sad to hear he's gone. >> i come from the place where the players started with the team and retired with the team. i know we're not there anywhere. >> pablo is a fab favorite here in san francisco. several bought the panda hats. some say he was the glue that

kept the giants successful during the world series run. obviously the giants run the three world series rings in the past five years. but again this morning, still unconfirmed reports whether panda officially signed with the boston red sox. but we understand that whether it's the red sox or the giants, a teal is expected sometime later -- a deal is expected sometime later today. we'll keep you posted. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> real interesting, the rumor just won't go away. >> yeah. >> reporter: yeah. >> thank you. from unian square to uniontown. thousands taking over the streets of san francisco. in 24 minutes, the event that brought ulof a these people -- that brought all of these people together. the nation, focused on ferguson, missouri a grand jury deciding whether to indict a white police officer for the deadly shooting of an african- american teenager. how the tension keeps rising ahead of the grand jury meeting.

welcome back. ferguson missouri grand jury reconvenes today whether to charge a police officer in the shooting death death -- death of michael brown. on august 9th, michael brown was shot and killed by darren wilson. conflicting statements say he was surrendering while shot. others say he started to fight with officer darren wilson. that shooting led to weeks of protest that ended in violence,

vandalism and arrests. michael brown's parents say they hope to avoid violence when that announcement is made. >> doege agitate them. don't let them agitate you all. i don't want anybody getting hurt. >> the grand jury decision expected soon, even though it doesn't have to be made before the january 7th deadline. happening right now, president obama set to announce defense secretary chuck hagel is resigning. let's listen in. >> there was a time when an enlisted soldiers might have been reluctant to ask that kind of question to the secretary of defense. but chuck hagel has been no ordinary secretary of defense. the first enlisted combat veteran to serve in that position. he understands our men and women like few others because

he stood where they've stood. he's been in the dirt and he's been in the mud. that's established a special bond. he sees himself in them. and they see themselves in him. and their safety, their lives have always been at the center of chuck's service. when i asked chuck to serve as secretary of defense, we were entering a significant period of transition. the drawdown in afghanistan, the need to prepare our forces for future missions and tough choices to keep our military strong and ready. nearly two years chuck has been an exemplary defense secretary providing a steady hand as we modernize our strategy and bucket to meet long-term threats while still responding to immediate challenges like isil and ebola. thanks to chuck, the military

is on a firmer footing, engaging in missions and look to the future. last month chuck came to discuss the final quarter of my presidency and determine that having guided the department through this transition, it was an appropriate time for him to complete his service. let me just say that chuck is and has been a great friend of mine. i've known him, admired him and trusted him for nearly a decade, since i was a green behind the ears freshman senator and we were both on the senate foreign relations committee. if there's one thing i know about chuck, he does not make this or any decision lightly. this decision does not come easily to him. but i consider myself extraordinarily lucky to have had him by my side for two years and i'm grateful he's agreed to stay on until i've nominated that successor and that successor is confirmed by

the senate. i have mo more opportunity to pay tribute to chuck in the days ahead. for now let meet say this -- chuck hagel has devoted himself to our national security and our men and women in uniform across more than six decade. he volunteered for vietnam and still carries the scars and shrapnel from the battles he fought. at the v.a. he fought to give our veterans the benefits they this earned. as head of the uso, he made sure erk m always honors our troops. as a senator, he helped lead the fight for the post 9/11 g. inkts help helping so many veterans and their families realize the dream of a college education. as seacts, he's helped transition our military and bolstered america's leadership around the world. during his tenure, afghan forces took the lead in afghanistan.

our forces have drawndown. our combat mission there ends next month and will partner with afghans to preserve the gains we've made. the nato alliance is as strong as it has ever been. we've reassured our allied with our increased presence in central and eastern europe. we've modernized our alliances. updated our defense posture and reap sently agreed to improve communications between the u.s. and chinese militaries. chuck has been critical to all these accomplishments. meanwhile, chuck's ensured that our military is ready for new missions. today our men and women in uniform are taking the fight against isil in iraq and syria and chuck helped build the international coalition to ensure that the world is meeting this threat together. our forces are helping with the threat against ebola in west africa. a reminder, as chuck likes to

say, america's military is the greatest for good in all of the world. finally, in a -- chuck has never lost site. the readiness of our force and quality of our life and troops and families. he's launched forces so that our troops can get the housing, the healthcare, child care that they and their families need. reforms that we need congress now to support. at the same time, arthe tragedies that we have -- after the tragedies we've seen, chuck has helped lead the effort for security at our military installations and i want to thank you on a personal level. we come from iferent did parties -- from different parties but you send a powerful

message especially to folks in the city. when it comes to our national security and kaying for our troops -- caring for our troops, when i nominated, you said you would always give me your honest advice and council and you have, uv always given it to me straight, for that, i will always be grateful. i recall when i was a nominee in 2008, and i traveled to afghanistan and iraq. chuck hagel accompanied me on that trip along with jack reed. it's pretty rare at a time when sometimes this town is so politicized to have a friend who was willing to accompany a nominee from another party because he understood that whoever ended up being

president was -- we were unified when we confronted the challenges and that's the kind of class and integrity always represented. in that you are blessed. i want to thank your family for the sacrifices that they've made as well. >> thank you. >> i know as reluctant as we are see to see you go, they are excited to get their husband and father back. i'm sure the cornhuskers are always happy that a fan will be there to cheer them on more often. today, the united states of america can probably claim the strongest military the world has ever known. that's a result of the invest mments made over many decades, the blood, treasure and sacrifices of many generations. it's the results of the character and the wisdom of those who leave them as well, including a young army scar

vent in vietnam -- sergeant in vietnam, including you. so thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. very much. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. president, thank you. thank you for your generous word, for your friendship and support which i have always valued and will continue to value until my not old but my long time dear friend vice president biden who i have always admired and respected

and both the president and i have learned a lot from the vice president over the years. thank you. >> i want to thank the deputy secretary of defense -- >> you've been listening live to president obama as he announces that chuck hagel speaking now is stepping down from his post. vice president joe biden there. the president had kind words for secretary hagel but sources say the president's decision to remove hagel comes as the national security team is battered by a lot of foreign policy crisis crudding ebola, sirah, russia and especially the threat from isis. hagel is the only republican on the president's national security team. he was a former republican senator from nebraska. he served as pentagon chief not only two years since early 2013 and he has agreed, though, to remain in office until his successor is confirmed by the office and now that the senate will become a republican

majority, early next year, that is something that could be a little tricky. it will be interesting to see how that's handle. the headline moments ago, you saw it live here on "mornings on 2," chuck hagel is stepping down. we'll have much more throughout the day here and online at ktvu. >> all right. thank you. 8:21. we want to get your commute to you. how are things looking out there? >> it's still a little bit busy, dave, tori but things are getting better as i'm looking at my accident list. we haven't had a lot of crashes today. we still had the normal backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, we don't have anything major on the bridge. but just keeping. it looks heavy to be 8:21 in the morning at this, for it to be that heavy. and the northbound 880 coming up to the coliseum, you will see traffic busy in both directions. if you are driving on 580 from

the lakeshore curve, we have slow traffic. back to the desk. >> thank you. an intruder on the airport tarmac and a stolen service vehicle. coming up in 21 minutes, the it laest breach at san jose's airport raising new security concerns. but the faa just issued new rules for those drones. after the break, what they are and why one major online retailer will probably not be too thrilled.

new faa rules on drones could dash plans by amazon to one day use commercial drones to deliver packages. the faa will reportedly require anyone operating a drone to have a pilot's license and flights will have a limit of just 400 feet off the ground and be within eyesight of the operator. that's according to the wall street journal. rule would allow the drones to be used in construction, film making and farming but it would be difficult to use droents for deliveries -- drones for deliveries. the in you rules are expected by the end of the year. great news for procrastinators. more retailers are offering last-minute delivery of christmas presents. 26% of all retailers surveyored say they will garn -- surveyed say they will guarantee delivery for orders placed one to three days before christmas. that's up 17% from last year. last year there were many complaints about late

deliveries that did not make it for christmas day. retailers have had time to work out solutions to potential problems. and u.p.s. is determined to perform better than last year. it's rushed to hire 15,000 more workers by next week to help with deliveries. they plan to deliver 585 million packages next month. that's almost two packages for every person living in the u.s. and it says six days this year are likely to be busier than it's busiest day last year. >> no more procrastinating. 8:26. don't want to scare you but being addicted to your cell phone may cost you more than money. there is a new survey that says looking down at your phone can add 60 pounds of pressure on your spine. the study says we spend two to four hours every day with our heads tilted down on that

phone. over time, look, it causes a lunched over position. the study says teenagers are most at risk for long-nerm neck damage. that's because over the course of a year, they can spend 5,000 hours looking down at their phones. the doctors say you can try to avoid this by looking at your phones while keeping a good posture. i can feel it now. they say good posture hopes when your ears are aligned with your shoulders. >> okay. there was a deadly shooting in san francisco. coming up after the break, critical questions that still need to be answered and why the neighbors in this area say the crime is especially unsettling. you've heard of a flash mob. now make bay for the flask mob. we'll explain exactly what that means and how this crowd took over one section of san francisco last night. stubble busy out there in many areas as we look at the

commute in the east bay from the hayward to the peninsula. we'll tell you more coming up. besides being cold this morning, it's clear. it will be nice here through thursday, thanksgiving, and then after that, it looks like big changes. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? 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. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child.

they call this a flask mob. last night the streets of san francisco were flooded with people. tara moriarty has been looking into what attracted the mob. coming up in two minutes, she will tell house the police handled all of this. welcome back to "mornings on

2." monday, november 24th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic and the weather really, really interesting. >> end of the week. >> leading up to it is quiet. midwest, northeast could have a lot of issues. for us, it will be very quiet until after thanksgiving. cold morning, sunshine, a lot of temperatures. mid- to upper 60s. more likely 70s tomorrow into wednesday. everything is lifting north bard and i mean in a big way all the way up past the oregon border. southern california, it's wind. they have high strong winds. high fire danger. high wind warning out by the end of the week that will change. you can see everything is going up, up, up and over. we have some cool, cold air for us. 30s, 40s, to 50s. half moon bay says 57. any breeze and that's held up. if not you are in the 30s. we're starting to bounce off the morning lows. 30s for many. inland this morning. north bay down to santa cruz mountains. highs will be in the 60s. it will be warmer tomorrow.

more on our change coming up at the end of the week in ten minutes or so. here is the man with the traffic, sal. >> we have a new accident on the peninsula, steve. northbound 101 north of 85 there is a crash here and traffic is slowing down through sunnyvale. pretty soon it will be backed up into san jose. this accident is blocking a couple of lanes, one with emergency vehicles. it looks like three lanes are blocked according to the chp dispatch system. northbound 101 near 85 into the mountain view area. you might want to think about using a different route. pretty soon also 237 will start to get backed up approaching 101 as well. let's take a look at live pictures. westbound bay bridge backed up 20, 30 minutes getting into the city and 880 northbound is slowing down on the way one past the coliseum to downtown oakland. back to the desk. >> thank you. new this morning, the sound of gunfire woke people up in a normally quiet san francisco

neighborhood. ktvu's alex savidge is out there now with more on the question, alex, police are trying to answer and why the neighbors are on edge. good morning. >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. neighbors are truly stunned to wake up and hear about this killing. this man was shot right across the street from where we are this morning. right here in this area near the corner. there is a corner bistro right there and homes nearby. the victim according to police was walking along the street early this morning when he was confronted by several people and then for some reason, the man ended up being shot. police aren't saying what the motive was here or if they think this was a robbery of some kind. the shooting happened around 12:30 this morning. the victim was taken to san francisco general hospital but he died there. police came in, blocked off the intersection of noe and henry in the dubose triangle area as homicide investigators checked for evidence on the streets nearby. several neighbors told me they heard two distinct gunshots that were not fired in rapid

succession. >> woke up at 12:30 with a gunshot. and i heard agitated speaking and then about 30 seconds to a minute later, i heard another gunshot. and then i heard the other fellow, i guess it was the other fellow, screaming, help! help! >> reporter: the victim has not been identified. we don't know if he lives in the neighborhood. but i put in a call to san francisco police looking for more information and we will certainly let you know when we learn more about the investigation and the victim here. investigators are hoping that witnesses and potentially surveillance video from both businesses and homes in this area might be able to identify the people behind this troubling crime. one woman we talked to who lives close by told me she's lived here for almost 50 years right on the street. she thoeld me that the area, did you pose triangle has had

-- she told me that this area, dubose triangle has had its issues. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. you've heard of flash mobs. now flask mobs are taking over san francisco. tara moriarty joining us live from union square. thousands of people hit the streets for a unique event. what happened? >> reporter: they all showed up with flasks in hand. a lot of alcohol involved. would we spoke to a security guard who said police found out about this event on the internet and gave everyone around here four hours' notice, there were extra officers on hand. it's easy to see why. the event on union square only lasted about a half-hour. thatter were 2,000 people who came flasks with alcohol and flashes atop the cameras.

the event was a chance to network and take shots of san francisco nightlife, everything from people breathing fire, shooting off fireworks to break dancing. one person can be seen jumping on a car, a police car. the mob met at the b.a.r.t. station and marched up union square. folks were tweeting about it and posting pictures overnight. we asked people what they thought about the event. >> well, i think the organizers of the organization, they should come up with a way to say, let's give some money back to them. let's come up ahead of time with a what bay to give back to the city, since you have to get the cops for crowd control, that takes away from 911 calls. >> reporter: no arrests were made. the co-founder, evan thompson, said this is a chance for creative people to express themselves. the group means once a month, always at 8:00 and usually wraps up by 11:00. it's developed such a cult following that thousands turned

out for the event which marks the one-year anniversary. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:36. new details about the death of a woman who was hit and killed last night while walking along interstate 580 in castro valley. the chp says the unguided woman may have been hit by as many as three cars. we saw police officers inspecting one car that may have been involved. investigators say they did not find a car that may have belonged to the woman. right now, there is still no word on why she was out on the freeway. >> the important thing is pedestrians don't belong out on the freeway even if your car -- even if you are involved in a collision, if there's no injuries, move to the right shoulder or off the freeway. >> the westbound lanes of 580, west of highway 238 were closed for more than three hours late night. all of the drivers involved are cooperating with investigators.

the chp still piecing together what led up to a deadly crash in novato involving a wrong-way driver on highway 101. the chp says the 61-year-old driver stopped at this jack in the box in novato before getting on the freeway early yesterday morning. they say he was heading northbound in the southbound lanes when he hit another car head on. both a wrong-way driver and the driver of the other car died here at the scene. a female passenger in the car that was hit was taken to the hospital. the chp says cases like this, the wrong way driver tends to put himself on the most dangerous part of the road. >> they move all the way over to their right when they come on the freeway which is, of course, the fast lane that they are driving in, driving the wrong way. in their mind, their perception, it's the slow lane but they are in the fast lane going the wrong way. >> now, the chp says they do believe alcohol was a factor in this crash. but they are waiting for the toxicology reports. the chp says is also entering

the maximum ent forcement period because of the -- maximum enforcement period because of the thanksgiving holiday. they say it's one of the most dangerous times to be on the road. a former concord school teacher scheduled to go on trial for the child molestation charges for the second time. joseph martin is charged with molesting concord students. this time he faces 22 counts. that's a fraction of the 90 cases. that case ended in a hung jury in august. he faces life in prison if convicted on all counts. robin williams's napa esstate is back on the market but at a big discount. of the 640-acre estate was custom built for limb almost ten years -- for him almost ten years ago. in 2012, williams unsuccessfully tried to sell the the home for $35 million

saying he couldn't afford it after two doiv verses. the estate is back on the market. the asking price is under $26 million. that's 9 million less than the original listing price. >> wow. all right. 8:40. apple making it easier for you to join the fight against a.i.d.s. coming up in 16 minutes, how you can help while you are out there doing your holiday shopping. i will explain what i found hanging from the top of a 47- story building. >> he spent almost who years anchoring the stories in the bay area. up next, what dennis richmond is doing now. right now we're looking at a commute where traffic is still busy in many areas. it looks like it's getting better at the macarthur maze. sunnyside up. severe clear. it will be nice for a while.

but then we have it looks like significant changes at the end of it. details on that.

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another security breach at san jose international airport. pam cook is in the newsroom with reaction from travelers and also a local politician who

is demanding change. good morning, pam. >> good morning. this all happened yesterday morning at the san jose airport. a man was somehow able to sneak onto the r tarmac. police say he was spotted by airport employees at about 10:00 yesterday morning near a ramp. the employees took him to the lobby to wait for police but the man somehow got away. he then ran into a parking lot and got into a san jose city truck. officers finally caught up to him at terminal b. bea caught up with -- we are caught up with one traveler who said she's not surprised but concerned. >> they have to definitely keep up with security, like try it upgrade their training or something just to make sure that we stay safe. >> i still believe that we need to have a perimeter security system that alerts officials the moment that the breach takes place. if officials have to wait to find individuals roaming around in the terminal area, i think that's too late. >> that's air irk swalwell.

he -- eric swalwell. he is leading the way for tighter security at san jose and other airports across the country. this incident follows two other security breaches in san jose. in august, a woman known as the serial stowaway managed to board a flight without a ticket, get through security and travel to los angeles where she was arrested. in april, a 15-year-old santa clara boy hopped over an airport phones and curled up in the wheel well of a jet. you sir viveled the flight -- he survived the flight all the way to highway. the spokesperson for the airport says they've taken steps to enhance security after the previous two incidents but she did not give nep further details other than that. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> certainly interesting developments. thank you. 8:45. happening today, students at uc berkeley plan to walk out of class along thousands of other students across the state

protesting tuition hikes. students in berkeley have been camped out for days at wheeler hall protesting tuition hikes approved last week by the board of regents. each hike is up to 5% a year over the in exfive years. ufrt leaders say the tuition hike could be reduced or even eliminated if the state gives them enough. one year after 2 investigates first reported on a san francisco sheriff's deputy suspended for assaulting an inmate. there are new claims that he is at it again. 2 investigates discovered that deputy doug jones has been named in several internal affairs investigations since our last report. this summer an inmate in san francisco county jame told his family that jones and another deputy held him down and beat him. >> one of the guys was holding him and other -- while the other one was hitting him and they -- deputy jones also

strangled him. and they -- i know they pulled him -- they dragged him from the jail cell. go tonight at 10:00, 2 investigates digs into the recent history of disciplinary action taken against jones and asks the sheriff avenue local legal council how the department is handling these allegations. 8:47. hey, sal, the east shore, everybody behaving? >> well, i would say behaving. >> okay. >> it's still a normal commute. haven't had a lot of crashes but we do have slow traffic there. the drive time between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze is about 34 minutes. so it's typical. maybe tomorrow we'll see an improvement. when up get to the bay bridge, you are going to see traffic that is going to be backed up here but it's improving a little bit. as a matter of fact, traffic is doing okay once you make it onto the upper deck of the bay bridge with no major problems. i do want to mention that traffic on 580 is still very slow in the livermore.

very slow there. it's still kind of recovering after an earlier problem. and then we also had some problems on northbound 101 in mountain view. they cleared an accident from the lanes. but northbound 101 is slow from san jose into sunnyvale up to mountain view because of an earlier crash right near 85. 8:47. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> we do have clear skies. not much of a breeze here although there is a little northeast at half moon bay airport. they are a balmy 57 degrees. a lot of 30s reports of frost from san jose to morgan hill. a couple of reports coming in from morgan hill, frost around. not surprised. a lot of 30s though showing up -- showing up under clear skies. our rainfall is still below average. we'll make up ground in five, seven days. only 37% of normal officially for santa rosa. 67% for san francisco and 52 for san jose. all quiet through thanksgiving.

one observer in san francisco, actually had his timp ditch below 50 for the first time since june 18th. that's average for this time of year. 49, 61. officially, 50, 65. a little bit above on both. it looks like good to go. high pressure nosing in. all the way, in fact, so strong it's producing wind warnings down in southern california. high fire danger as well. a tiny bit of fog in the valley. it does not look like a big issue. sacramento valley looks good. a lot of dry air. cool air plunging down south. out ahead of this, therein lies the travel issue. it looks like a nor'easter could be brewing. wednesday looks like it could be a dicey day for travel to the northeast. great lakes as well dealing with the rain and snow. it's 61 in buffalo. but dumbing down out of the north because -- coming down out of the north because high pressure is coming out, maybe canada could get a lot of snow.

that's a ridge of high pressure over us. had a lot of 30s. >> starting to get more 30s and 40s. half moon bay 57. they are now 59. for some it's on the mild side. for others, it's cold. 20s up in reno and tahoe. entertainment was 38 as -- sacramento was 38 as well. don't have to worry about changes to the end of the week. everyone it's a dry pattern through thanksgiving. all signs point towards rain returning. some on friday and then more so saturday. could be wet all the way down to san diego. 30s for some inland. but near 70 for a few. would not be surprised. a lot of 60s recall to into wednesdays, the afternoons look warmer. it will be dry for thanksgiving. all changes take shape friday. cloud it up. there will be some rain. i don't think there will be too up m. there could be a lot in the weekend. >> you will be able to measure something? >> i think sunday/monday.

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apple is donating a slice of its holiday sales to its popular a.i.d.s. charity. they will give a percentage of online and retail sales to red. donations will come from sales this friday and saturday. apple also set aside a section of the app store. it's called app for red. all money jean rained from sales of 25 new apps will go directly to the fight against a.i.d.s. apple has ported red since it launched in 2006. now people are calling it the catch of the year, if not the nfl's best of all times. >> and manning. a flag. beckham one-handed catch. >> he's the man.

odell beckham, junior made that one-handed catch in the second quarter last night against the cowboys. the cowboys were flagged for pass interference. the giants lost. the cowboys beat them, 31-28. within minutes, this became its own internet meem, famous paintings to kim kardashian's recent magazine cover, it's behind him now. he's everywhere. we're having fun with it here at ktvu. our design department photo shopped beckham making higgs catch over pam cook as she does her makeup. he also jumped over me while i was checking my script. don't forget, he's leaping backwards over tori campbell while she's making a phone

call. >> very important phone call. i was in the kitchen cooking dinner and then my son was watching the game and i heard him scream and i was like -- what's going on? i saw the replay. i was like wow. that's unbelievable i'm sure sal, being the sports nut, you were watching it, people were sending me e-mails -- on friday, we were talking about the big game, stanford, cal. haven't said anything about it. >> i don't know what happened. i didn't -- cal is happy to be there. good morning everything. let's take a look at what we have right now. the traffic is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. still kind of a delay. 880 is slow getting in near the coliseum as you pass through and 101 and san jose and sunnyvale is slow because of an earlier crash in mountain view. now let's go to steve. sal? >> yes. >> i was just happy the sun came out. >> me, too.

that afternoon was good. >> mostly clear here. it looks god all the way into -- good all the way into thanksgiving. changes start on friday. big nor'easter could be developing back to boston. that would be on wednesday. but for us, quiet until the weekend. >> thank you. that's our report to this morning. thank you for making -- for making ktvu your choose for news. >> we're on panda watch, to see if he's headed to boston. stay tuned.

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