bands, pbs characters and floats and holiday parade is hosted by our very own claudine wong and dave clark. you can watch it right here on ktvu channel 2. >> we are looking forward to that. >>> sal, the commute we are not necessarily looking forward to those problems. >> one of the good things dave and pam those problems seem to have cleared up a little bit now as we are looking at 880. remember how bad it was? they cleared the crash but it took a half hour. and if you are driving this morning westbound bay bridge that is clearing up a little. we did have a crash this morning on the span that has been removed. and things are recovering a little bit here. if you are driving in san jose northbound 101 the accident we had on 880 is gone. 6:57 let's go to steve. >>> still gusts in the higher elevations. there are no advisories though. it will be a breezy and blustery day. when the wind dies off that's when the low will take a move to the south. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 we are talking about the wind and weather problems are far from over. >>> tensions boiling over at the occupy sf camp. t

. >> and dave clark has the morning off, let's get to weather and traffic we will start with steve paulsen. >>> lows 30s and 40s partly cloudy skies highs 50s to a few mid-60s towards san jose. >>> all right, thanks, steve. a look at 880 near the oakland coliseum, traffic is looking good at this hour, a nice start to your morning commute for your wednesday and up next... we have 101 through san francisco traffic is moving along nicely 6:00 let's head back to the desk. >>> we have developing news out of san leandro. crews are responding to a water- main break not far from 880 but at some point water is flooding the streets, trying to get this under control, crews are working to repair that water- main and it is still unclear when the repairs will be complete. >>> there is a new occupied camp in oakland and there are already more than a dozen tents. joining us from what is now called the cyprus triangle, paul? >> reporter: i want to take you and show you exactly what is going on. you see that green fencing? it is enclosed right there on that vacant lot. here is a bird's eye view which shows

. >>> well, good morning, welcome to a brand-new day, december 15th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, steel paulsen is here with the -- steve paulsen is here with the forecast, is there any more rain coming? >>> a little bit of rain and we have a little bit of snow up in the sierra no advisories for snow and after the advisory, we may start to see some sun here highs in the mid-50s, here is sal. >>> no major problems heading out to the mcarthur maze and it is getting busier, and 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> well a san francisco community is on edge nothing two sexual assaults. -- on edge following two sexual assaults. tara moriarty has more and they are making this a top priority? >> reporter: yes, because of the brutality of the attacks. the fire department had to clean blood off the sidewalk here at the corner where that second attack happened. police are beefing up patrols and neighbors are hanging flyers like the one you see here. a $25,000 reward is being offered. last night more than 250 people packed st. james church to talk about the attack. the first happened on

it is tuesday december 20th i am dave clark. the time now is 6:30. fans were left in the dark not once but twice last night between the 49ers and the steelers. allie rasmus is live and tell us what pg&e is saying about the power outages. >> reporter: it is still not clear what may have caused the outages and pg&e is investigating the problem but they are not confirming reports that it was a blown transformer. they are not going to have answers for us until later this morning. many are reporting they saw what looked like sparks near a transformer below some of these stadium lights and candle stick park does not seem to have any problems but the first outage happened 20 minutes before kickoff. this is video of what it looked like in the stands after the power went out. tara moriarty happened to be at this game and took pictures. you can see back up generators kicked in and lights came on so it was not completely dark. the game got going and a few minutes into the second quarter a second power outage and another delay. some were disappointed that this h

good morning to you, welcome to a brand-new day, it is thursday, the first day of december, i am dave clark. >> steve paulsen is talking windy weather. >> it blew right in here, rebounding temperatures, then the wind took over and it continues today. this will be one of those rare days just because of that north wind but we have wind advisories until 6:00 tonight. here is sal. >>> i do want to mention there is a two-alarm fire in san francisco but while we are doing this, we have the guys in the control room getting the camera ready because we have been alerted from a construction problem but right now i will tell you about this fire in san francisco. you can see the embers at 24th and bartlett which is in san francisco. firefighters are there reportedly there are injuries in this fire and our crew has just pulled up on the scene and we will have a live report from this fire from san francisco's mission district straight ahead. we have a look at 880 northbound and getting an alert some construction is where it says live traffic, construction is not clear but if that construction work fades

. >>> well, good morning to you, welcome to a brand-new day, i am dave clark. >> this is a very bone dry december and there are some areas that will be in the mild to warm category, a little breezy at times, upper 50s to lower mid-60s, here is sal. >>> all right, we are looking at the traffic on the richmond bridge, traffic looks good and the fog is not an issue and also traffic looks good unsaint matthew thieu -- san mateo bridge heading over to the peninsular. >>> and at candle stick park, it is under investigation this morning. allie rasmus is out there at the stadium, boy it was an interesting night for football fans, wasn't it, allie? >> reporter: the power went out twice during the nationally televised match between the 49ers and the steelers. the first one went out 20 minutes before kickoff and this is video of what it looked like in the stands. it came while tara moriarty was in the stadium watching the game at the time. the backup generators kicked in and you can see there were a few lights so it was not totally pitch dark. the game got going and a few minutes into the secon

. >> and i am dave clark, steve is back. >> you can see a little morning low spinning which is on its way to southern california, the wrap around giving us light rain and storm tracker showing us this there is not to much of this. there is highs in the mid-50s here is sal. >>> traffic is moving a long well although the roads are wet, you can see traffic is moving along, no problem as you get to the mcarthur maze, this traffic looks good let's go back to dave and pam. >>> once again occupied protesters try to shut down the port of oakland and other busy placed across the area. let's go to tara moriarty, she is at the port of oakland itself. tara? >> reporter: as you mentioned, those protesters are supposed to be marching and they will come down here to the port. so far it seems like business as usual but what occupied protesters want to a accomplish, they are calling hurting on wall street. they are all lined up and they are getting ready to make deliveries and pick ups. and the last time they shut down the port was november 2nd thousands of people took part in an afternoon march and t

. >> dave clark has the morning off as does steve paulsen, rosemary orozco is here, good morning rosemary. >>> it is back to work tuesday dealing with low clouds and we have some of our valley locations reporting patchy dense fog. we know what that means, get out the door early give yourself some extra time. low clouds are hanging over us this morning. we have 30s and areas in napa, many of us sitting in the 40s including 47 degrees in san jose. we will take a detailed look around and show you what you can expect coming up in just a few minutes. good morning tara. >>> we have patchy clouds in this area which is the pittsburgh area, you can't see it now but there is some fog out there so you want to make sure you go slowly if you are driving westbound towards concord. and 880 near the coliseum, it is dark out there and we have not had any problems to report here. we have some backup here and we will keep you posted on that. let's go back to the desk. >>> it's now underway in antioch. channel 2 reporter kraig debro has more on why the death of a two-year-old boy is being called an accident.

. >>> well, good morning to you, welcome to a brand-new day, it is thursday december 8th, i am dave clark. >> let's start with steve pal sent and -- paulsen and a look at your weather, hey, steve. >>> 30s and some low clouds and fog, that is not something we have had lately but clouds extend from the north bay to the south bay and it is still cold out there but it will be mostly sunny, highs 50s to near 60 degrees. here is sal. >>> there is a crash 580 westbound on grand avenue that is blocking at least one lane. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the mcarthur maze, 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> within the last 30 minutes, another protester tried to put up attend at justin herman plaza but police quickly reacted. a little more than 24 hours ago, there was a raid and police insist tents will not be allowed back in. claudine has more on what happened. claudine? >> reporter: you can see there is a handful of people who are sleeping out here in sleeping bags and there is one gentleman in particular who within the last 30 minutes tried to set up a tent. police, onl

. >> and i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic, here is steve. >>> we have many locations, peninsular south bay and north bay has gone up, fairfield has gone up, napa holding at 28 and there are a few readings that are very cold. if you are in lake county it's really cold, napa 29 and send lean in -- semolina is cold, here is sal. >>> san mateo bridge looks good, no major problems there heading to the high-rise. it is clear and cold but slow traffic is already building in antioch, let's go back to the desk. >>> time now 6:01, big night last night, the future of the san francisco 49ers is now in the hands of the football league. tara moriarty is live at the time's current home in san francisco, good morning tara. >>> well many folks in san francisco are heart broken that san francisco 49ers could possibly leave their city. some say it would not be a big deal because the traffic situation here at candle stick park is such a nightmare. but here many folks in santa clara feel they have scored. [applauds] congratulations to the san francisco 49ers... >> reporter: cheersee result

. >>> well,good morning to you, welcome to a brand-new day, it is thursday december 15th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook let's check in with steve, a little bit of rain, right? >>> not much rain as it heads to southern california and it is rather light and there is not much in the sierra and we will have partly sunny skies, we will be in the mid-50s for almost everybody, here is sal. >>> good morning, traffic looks good getting into san francisco and also at the east shore traffic is moderate, now let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news, san francisco police released new surveillance video following two rapes in the mission districts. tara moriarty has more on what police are doing to catch the attacker. >> reporter: well flyers of the suspected rapest are hanging here and around telephone polls. people are shaken up, they are angry and they want this guy caught. now last night they held a community meeting at 24th and fair oaks street, the spot where the second attack happened at 6:30 a.m. the first time the rapest struck was on 24th street. authorities have just released

it is friday, december 16th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. t's check in with steve paulson for the friday forecast. >> thank you pamela and dave. we have mostly clear skies. patchy fog out there. 20s, 30s and 40s for lows. it will be sunny today. 50s unless you get that north breeze then low 60s. here is sal. >>> good morning. traffic looks good on the san mateo bridge. earlier this morning we had the report someone was driving the wrong way. very fortunate for everyone involved they didn't find that car. westbound bay bridge looks good into san francisco. let's go back to dave and pam. >> thank you. >>> former giant super star barry bonds will find out his fate today. he will be sentenced on one count of obstruction of justice. kraig debro is outside the courthouse to tell us the possible punishment facing barry bonds. >> reporter: he will get a sentence in san francisco but they don't think it will be carried out until bonds' appeal is final. susan the judge that heard his case will hand down the sentence. the jury convicted all-time home ru

wednesday, december 21st i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong. we will head over to steve paulson that has a look at your chilly forecast. >> it's cold out there claudine and dave. there is fog out in the valley. once we get cranked up here we will have low 60s. maybe a few mid 60s. maybe not as warm as yesterday. in that fog upper 40s and low 60s. >>> traffic is looking pretty good on 237 as you cross 880. no major problem there is. the morning commute looks good if you are driving in marin county. let's go back to dave and claudine. >>> like the city itself the oakland city council appears divided over some of the actions of the occupy movement. they have tabled a resolution preventing more port shutdowns. kraig debro is live in oakland emotions ran high last night. >> reporter: a lot of shouting. larry reid almost shut down the meeting because of the port of oakland executive director was drowned out by loud noises and shouting. the city hall has been ground zero for this movement. there is no word on when organizers will try to shut down the p

dave clark has the morning off. >> i'm pam cook. rosemary is in for steve today. how is the weather? >> it's a wet one. i do understand it will give you a little bit of extra to worry about as you make your way on the roadway. we are not seeing a whole lot here. a little bit of drizzle. the cloud cover just enough to bring us well we have wet roads out there. satellite radar the bulk of the storm will stay to the north of us. we will see a few sprinkles. we'll take a look at what you can expect for your friday and weekend coming up in a few moments. good morning, tara. >>> we have an injury accident on 880 northbound at the west off ramp where the x is right there. and it's an overturned car. we also have a disabled vehicle there 280 southbound at 680 northbound a traffic hazard you should be aware of. up next we do have a look at the bay bridge incline. we have good news regarding the fog advisories. all have been listed. the bay bridge and san mateo and dumbarton all in the clear now. we are still experiencing heavy fog along the span. 5:31 let's head back to th

. >> and i'm dave clark. we have rosemary. >> good morning, to you. more of the same. that's what we are look for this afternoon. this morning we are dealing with the winds. the national weather service has actually canceled the wind advisory for our hills. the wind out there is just enough to bring our temperatures up anywhere from 10-20 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. so we will take a look at that. meanwhile your afternoon will be sunny and dry. good morning, sal. >>> rosemary good morning, to you. on san francisco 101 traffic looks pretty good. a little breezy in the city. and on interstate 80 westbound it's getting more crowded on the way to the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news at 6:00. it is bad news for people that love red vines. early this morning workers at licorice plant went on strike. kraig debro is there. >> reporter: behind me you can see the striking workers. last nights shift ended around 9:30:00 p.m.. today's first shift was supposed to start at 3:30:00 p.m. but when they showed up they started walking the

welcome to a brand new day the middle of the week wednesday, november 7th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. i want to check in with steve paulson. it is cold out there. >> it is. we have mostly clear skies. a lot of 30s here across the board. highs today won't be traveling very far under hazy skies and mostly sunny conditions we will be in the mid to upper 50s. here is sal. >>> right now on interstate 880 traffic is moving along very nicely. there is a fatal crash on eastbound 580 at first. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving this morning on the freeway on the east shore freeway westbound. let's go back to pam and dave. >>> we begin with breaking news that happened hours ago. police in riot gear moving in. there have beened a least 50 arrests. we have live team coverage for you this morning. ktvu paul chambers joins us from the foot of market street. you saw about 12 people taken away? >> reporter: that is correct. it's hard to hear right now. these antioccupy san francisco are antagonizing the police right now. telling them to g

good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is off today. here is rosemary. >> tgif to you. we have another colds, cold morning. a little bit of hazy sunshine expected for the afternoon. it is a spare the air day for your friday. a little bit of patchy fog out there. a little bit of frost on your windshield this morning as well. forecasted highs a lot like yesterday. we do have changes in store though. we will begin to see wet weather by the weekends end. we will let you know what you can expect for your friday coming up. >>> there is a big problem on 880. it's at a standstill approaching a construction zone. there are no major problems southbound. but northbound this is because of late running road work. you want to avoid 880 and use 580 as an alternate. this morning we are looking at the approach on the bay bridge. let's go back to the desk. >>> sal, in the news right now the toddler that was critically injured in a shootout remains on life support this morning. however his family is expected to make a very painful decision within the next

welcome to friday december 23rd i'm dave clark be >> and i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. let's check your weather and traffic. rosemary is in for steve. it may be a good day if you have shopping to do to go inside a mall. >> oh yes. gives me goose bumps to think of us sitting in the 20s. we have a freeze warning for the west bay valley and the east bay valley lasting until about 9:00. last time i checked areas around dublin, san ramon sitting in the 20s. mid 20s around napa and santa rosa. we'll take a look at what you can expect outside your door this morning and what we are look add for your holiday weekend coming up. hi sal. >>> traffic moving well on interstate 880. we are expecting a good day today being the 23rd of december. we will see what happens. this is also a look at the san francisco northbound 101, southbound 101 traffic looks good. let's go back to the desk. >>> in overnight news a san leandro walmart is opening up on time right now. late last night police were all over that parking lot at the store. noelle walker is live outsides store where there have bee

dave clark has the morning off. >> i'm pam cook. time is 6:31. >> san jose police are investigating another report of fan violence at a professional sporting event. 16-year-old girl says a drunk sharks fan attacked her at hp pavilion on wednesday night. kraig debro is joining us wednesday night. >> reporter: teenage girl suffered a concussion pretty serious event but doesn't rise to the level of bryan's story. still the girl did have a concussion. police did not put the woman accused of this under arrest. she is not been tarkenton custody. at least not now. they are continuing an investigation. we do have a picture from the marin independent journal of maggie and her sister. her 18-year-old sister maya. that is maggie son right she -- maggie she is 16 years old. they had tickets because they got them for a christmas present. they wanted to see their favorite team play. the girls are from vancouver and now they have moved down to discovery bay. they get there there is a woman sitting behind them that they say is harassing them. it wa

i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's get a quick look at your weather and traffic. steve. >> we do have fog out to the valley. very foggy and cold for some. some areas will get that fog and only in the upper 40s and low 50s. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. traffic looks pretty good if you are driving on the richmond bridge. there is no major problems here. 6:00 let's go back to the dave and claudine. >>> thank you. the occupy protestors caused real fire works late last mights at the oakland city council. a resolution to prevent further port of oakland shutdowns had to be tabled. kraig debro is here now. he's at oakland city hall to explain what happened inside council chambers. >> a lot of fire works. we used to seeing a lot of the fire works happening here. last night it was inside city council chambers. no word on when organizers will try to shut down the port again. council members decided it was past time to strengthen the city's administrator hand in case there is another attempted shut down. city council met last night to vote on an urgency resolution. t

it's monday, december 19th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm maureen naylor. pam cook is off today. let's get a look at traffic and weather. we turn to steve. >> we have a lot of high and mid level clouds. temperatures will be in the 50s. mid 50s. we'll see temperatures kind of holding here for a couple of days. sal. >> steve, we are looking at new video of a fatal crash that happened in woodside. southbound on 280 at the farm hill road off ramp. sees the car here in this picture came off the off ramp a little too fast and crashed into a tree. the driver was ejected and died on the scene. police say that this accident which happened about 1:00 in the morning may have involved alcohol though they are still doing an investigation. moments ago that ramp was cleared. >>> also this morning we are looking at westbound bay bridge. that traffic is looking pretty good. no major problems coming into san francisco. now it's time to go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. time is 5:00. new information on the death of north korean leader kim jong il. also today the north korean government is urg

. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is out today. we have rosemary. >> good morning, nice to see you as well. the winds in the overnight hours have let up enough that the national weather service has canceled the wind advisory for our higher elevations. we are still a little breezy out there. because of it our temperatures still sitting in the 40s. we will detail your morning forecast and your afternoon coming up. hi sal. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving on northbound 280. you can see it's a nice looking drive. the morning commute looks good if you are driving on northbound 101 but they are changing over the cone there is. use a little bit of caution as you drive on that son. it's 5:00. let's go back to the dave and pam. >>> we are starting this morning with a strike. a candy strike in the east bay. workers at a licorice plant are walking the picket lines right now. kraig debro is joining us live. he's in union city. >> reporter: these workers say they are mainly striking over health care benefits but admit

. >> and good morning, i am dave clark. >>> traffic is moving along relatively well, we are coming up to the willow pass grade and you can see it is clear and cold coming up through contra costa county and give yourself some extra ,

it is tuesday morning i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. now is 6:30. >>> we have breaking news for you. we have starting with that long anticipated raid by police on the occupy san francisco camp it happened a couple hours ago. police in riot gear moved in. they have made dozens of arrests. things are starting to calm down. we have ktvu paul chambers right in the middle of everything. what is happening now? >> reporter: this is a total different place than it was an hour and a half ago when this place was lined with police. there is still a presence of police and occupiers. and we can swing over to the right there. you can see there is department of public works people cleaning justin herman plaza. it looks totally different. hoppestly i forgot what it looked like when there was so many tent there is. we can take a look at video here. police went in and raided occupy san francisco. protestors said they were given five minutes to get all their items. that's when police came in and knocked down tents and raided the area. we spoke to one gent

it's monday, december 19th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm maureen naylor. the time is 6:30. >> we are starting with a major international shake up. the death of long-time north korean dictator kim jong il. he died saturday at the age of 69. the cause of death said to be heart failure. a funeral is planned for next week and 11 days are mourning are now under way until decembered theth. his son is expected to be north carolina's next leader. >> we shouldn't kid ourselves. just because he's new and young we have to assume he will billion as bad and evil as his father was. >> any escalation of a crisis in north korea not only effects south korea but effects the united states. >> now no foreign dignitaries are expected to be allowed at kim jong il east funeral next week. >>> in overnight news. the plane caught fire when on the ground. a mechanic was working on the plane when it caught fire. they quickly put out the fire. >>> in hercules a van crashed into a children's church nursery. it happened around 10:00 last night. church goers say a special holiday service

it's friday december 23rd i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong in for pam cook today. let's start off with that look at your weather and traffic. rosemary in for steve paulson. if people are heading out the door they are bundled up. >> yes. it is a cold one. a freeze warning for east valley locations. temperatures sitting in the 20s and low 30s. i'm i'm not kidding. we will see a mild day. this will take us until the afternoon to get there. we will take a look at the current conditions before you step out that door. sal. >>> golden gate bridge right now traffic looking good as you are driving here to the golden gate bridge toll plaza from southern marin county. also we're looking at the bridge on westbound 92 the high- rise looks good all the way out to 101. now let's go back to the desk. >>> in overnight news police are investigating another holiday shooting at a san leandro walmart. the gunman may have chased the victim to his own after shooting. noelle walker is where the shooting first began. >> reporter: it's almost unbelievable that this very parking lot has been

the starting point is 11th street and broadway and hosted by claudine wong and dave clark. watch it right here on ktvu channel 2 and also broadcast on pbs stations and the armed forces network. go to ktvu.com for more on the parade and also find more information about other holiday events around the bay area, click the weekend extra tab near the top of the home page. >>> another event to tell you about, tonight is opening night for zoo lights at the zoo. tonight it will once again be transformed. highlights include a candy cane rides area, rocking around the christmas tree and a children's zoo and a light show, zoo lights run until january 1st but closed for christmas eve and christmas day. >>> just ahead a check on stocks and a serious problem forces honda to recall thousands of cars and vans. >>> plus the number 1 concern of drivers in a new survey and it is not drunk drivers. >>> a surprise drop in the u.s. unemployment rate. we mentioned earlier sent stocks higher today. capping a week of extraordinary gains. investors were also encouraged after germany's chancellor mad

i'm dave clark. welcome to "mornings on 2". >> i'm tori campbell. >>> if you couldn't stay up late, the 49ers beat the steelers last night, 20-3. but this morning, people are still talking about a pair of power outages that left candlestick park in the dark. allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: good morning. it's still not clear what caused these power outages last night. we talked to pg&e this morning and they are not confirming reports that it was because of a blown transformer. they don't have any power problems this morning. the lights are on. no problems here. it was a different story, however, as i mentioned last night's nationally televised game. the first yowdge happened about 20 minutes before kickoff. and many reported what looked like sparks flying. >> we thought it was like fireworks. >> it was an explosion and then the lights went out and we were like what's that? >> reporter: now, this is video of what it looked like in the stands right after that. ktvu's tara moriarty happened to be at

i'll be hosting the parade along with dave clark.ing to air on ktvu later this month, and broadcast on kicu, pbs stations and around the world on the armed forces network. >>> and tonight the annual hometown holiday celebration will start at 5 p.m. tonight. the celebration includes a parade down main street and in preparation for that parade main street will close to traffic at 4 p.m. we're hoping the winds die down a little bit. viewer kristin says the wind is still bad in brentwood this morning. east brentwood 20 to 30 miles an hour there. >> i believe it. the wind advisory still through about 10:00 in the morning for the hills above a thousand feet but notice on the east side of the bay we are seeing winds from 35 to 36 miles per hour. so livermore, brentwood, antioch, fairfield reporting very strong gusts. richmond reporting very strong winds and now oakland reporting 31 miles per hour. these are gusts meaning coming and going. but the steady winds can be just maybe five to 10 mines per hour below that. so a pretty strong wind ou

i'm dave clark. >> i'm claudine wong. tori campbell is off today. >>> right now, nurses at eight bay area hospitals are beginning a one-day strike. >> reporter: sutter hair insists that during this strike patient care won't be affected. but the last time they had a strike, a patient died under a replacement nurse. these replacement nurses are being picked up and shuttled to the eight hospitals affected by the strike. a spokesperson for alta bates says these nurses are highly trained and qualified. >> it's scary, especially, you know, me right now being pregnant. i'm a high-risk pregnancy. it's harder for me. unfortunately, i have had some mishaps happen. >> reporter: out here live again, you can see the nurses have just started their strike out here. they are just about a dozen people out here right now. but they are expecting a couple of hundred out here in the next few hours. now the hospital management says their staff nurses are paid well. [ chanting. [ . >>> demonstrators posted this video on the internet. they claim

i'm tori campbell. >>> i'm dave clark. >>> we have developing news right now. problems this morning at bay area stores among shoppers trying to buy one of the hottest holiday gifts. ktvu claudine wong is in our newsroom to tell us about violence over a pair of sneakers. claudine? >> we've been telling you about problems in richmond and there's also problems in fairfield. fairfield police calling in for mutual aid. let's take you to richmond now because we're still getting information. we do have new information -- this is news shopper -- chopper 2 of the crowd beginning to disperse. shots fired, a single shot fired this morning. at one point there were an estimated 2,000 to 3,000 people lined up outside the till hop -- hilltop mall trying to get their hands on these newly released air jordans. we can take you down to the ground because we have a crew there. the crowd has dispursed because the shoes are sold out. one person pulled out a gun and fired it in the air. police are telling everyone to go home, only kids' shoes are left. people also starting to leave t

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, december 19th. >>> the world is watching after the death of long-time ruler of south korea kim jong-il. the dictator died on saturday after a heart attack. he was 69 years old. he was the ruler of north korea. i misspoke there, north korea, not south korea. a funeral is plan for wednesday. mr. kim ruled north korea for 17 years and most viewed him as cruel and reclusive. he took power from his late father in 1994. in an effort to continue a family dynasty, kim jong-il has named his young e son, kim jung un, his successor last year. not much is known about him. he's estimated to be about 27. it's not known if he's married. word of kim jong-il's death comes on the same day north korea conducted a missile test. south korea said it occurred off the coast. it's not known if this is part of death of kim jong-il. the military is on high alert while the situation in north korea remains uncertain. >>> the white house says president obama is monitoring the situation in north korea

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, december 8th. >>> we want to go right to sal with breaking news in oakland. >> that's right, tori and dave. we've confirmed that police are looking for a wanted suspect. they know who this person is in in two neighborhoods in oakland. one of them is near the corner of 5th and g. another one in san leandro, near 106th avenue, the oakland border. we're knot sure of the cross street -- not sure of the cross street there. we have a reporter at one of these scenes. we're trying to get more information. one thing is for sure. there is a lot of activity. stay with us. we're getting reports that they know who this person is. he was involved in a high- profile crime recently. so we will let you know as soon as we confirm that. again, these are two police searches. the chp is also involved with the oakland police and some other jurisdictions in this search. stay with us. we'll have more coming up. >>> we're also following a new development in the occupy sf. just about 20 minutes a

i'm dave clark. welcome to "mornings on 2". >> i'm tori campbell. >>> the big protest is underway. ocpryers in oakland -- ocpirs are trying to -- occupiers are trying to shut down the port. tara moriarty is out there. how many people are out there? >> reporter: well, a few hundred. protesters are not cooperating with police. they are blocking the entrance from berth 30 to 31. they've been chanting and this is the second time in less than two months occupiers have shut down the port. there are big rigs ready to do deliveries. but right now they are gridlocked by people. >> what do you want them to do? >> i would like them to go. but if they can move to the side. >> i can probably get them to back up. >> that would be great. >> reporter: many truck drivers complained last time that they didn't get paid because they couldn't do their job. so the first time, the protesters had the support of the union, the longshoremen, but not this time around. the mayor says will -- the port will stay open. police are

. >>> welcome back, dave clark has the morning off.ve the forecast, here is steve. >>> we have clouds and the form the -- clouds and we have some fog, a few 30s mostly cloudy skies, a few 50s and some mid- 60s. >>> cal trans is working just east of treasure island. a heavy fog advisory is in effect to venetia and dumbarton bridges. and everything is looking good. 5:30 let's head back to the desk. >>> breaking news out of san jose, we have a possible police standoff at the capital village with snell avenue. we will check in with kraig debro in a live report in just a few minutes. >>> they are investigating -- chp is investigating a deadly motorcycle accident. a man on a motorcycle was killed after crashing and getting pinned underneath a van. it has been racing at speeds of nearly 100 miles per hour. the van driver suffered minor injuries in that crash. >>> also this morning investigators are looking for the cause of a fire that badly damaged two homes in the berkeley hills. the fire started on miller avenue near grizzly peak. the fire

. >>> good morning, it is already tuesday december 13thth, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, thankt's not my imagination. it is dangerously cold out. >> rain continues in southern california, here is sal. >>> highway 4 looks good coming up to the wallow pass grade also northbound on 101 looks good as you approach the 880 split, let's go to dave and pam. >>> from the port of oakland just a couple of hours ago occupied protesters managed to block hundreds of workers who arrived at their 3:00 a.m. shifts then the protesters claimed victory and went home. last night they succeeded in shutting down port operations for the second time in less than two months. it has cost workers the pay they would have received on a typical shift at the port of oakland. >> right now we are trying to keep them from coming inside this point here and they can go to their families and have a nice day off at work. >> well i am an owner operator and this is affecting me because we push 1,100 miles a day. so how it affects me is about a $1.30 per mile. >> tara moriarty will have an update of what happened in th

. >>> thanks for joining us, it is thursday december 29th, dave clark has the morning off. >> and i am pam cook, it's now 6:30. >> residents have been evacuated from an apartment building. a 40-year-old has barricaded himself inside his home with a machete. they are about to enter their 5th hour, kraig? >> reporter: what we learned is that s.w.a.t. team members are on the scene and at least one of them watched him a second ago go into the apartment complex. this is on the north side of the apartment complex and police are still negotiating with a man inside the building. it all happened this morning and i spoke to the security personnel. i locked on the door and he said this was a daily occurrence. but tonight was different. when police arrived they were met by a man holding a large machete and they also told me he had been spotted with a large machete. they tell me the man was on the balcony. at one point we mentioned bang, bang you are dead. he thought not to come out and at one point the police were not going to leave the situation alone. at least portions are being evacuated where

ahead and smile, we will say good morning to you, good morning, it is tuesday december 13th, i am dave clark>> and i am pam cook. >>> just a couple of hours ago, occupied protesters managed to block hundreds of workers who showed up for a 3:00 a.m. shift. tara moriarty is out there now and a new work shift is about to start, good morning tara. >> reporter: that's right and this something we have not seen or heard, trucks moving to make pick ups and deliver risk and honking happily as they do so. once protesters cleared out, these guys were back in business. trucks were at a standstill yesterday morning around this time not able to get through. now cheers erupted as protesters received word that business has been shut down at the port. they told longshoreman not to report for last night's evening shift. last night they were told the same thing and lost money from the blockade. >> a couple hundred dollars because i didn't get to come in to the port so i had to stay local. we will get back to normal routine so it will be good. >> reporter: 3,000 demonstrators began marching from downtown and we

. >>> it is wednesday december 28th, dave clark has the morning off. >> and i am pam cook, i want to say hello to one of our most loyal viewers, my mom. >> good morning mom, and pam's mom and my dad, they are both loyal viewers. >>> we'll see some partly cloudy skies, here is tara. >>> thanks steve, this is a look at the 880 coliseum, traffic is moving slowly and you can see this is the east shore freeway, everything is crystal clear and different from yesterday when we had all that fog, which is good news for your morning commute. let's go back to the desk. >>> in san leandro, crews are responding to a water-main break on leonard drive and william street not too far from interstate 880 and i want to give you a live look at the scene, at some point two feet of water was gushing from the pipe flooding nearby streets and crews are working to repair that break and it is still unclear how it is exactly affecting service and we will be following that story throughout the morning for you. >>> they will arrive on the scene of a small plane crash in concord. it is not far from highway 4. lor

. >>> good morning, i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic, steve is off today but here is rosemary. >> as dave said it's cold this morning and a freeze warning means temperatures are expected to drop back into the mid-20s in some cases for the east bay and we have a frost advisory for these valley spots. coming up in just a few moments, we will show you the temperature outside and what you can expect, here is sal. >>> traffic is moving well on westbound it 3 -- 237 and also traffic looks good on the san mateo bridge, let's go back to dave and pam. >>> it is shaping up to be a very cold day across the bay area. and in petaluma, there is a freeze warning in effect, kraig? >> reporter: that's right, pam, freeze advisory for the east bay, you can probably see my breath but if you look at the sign behind there, 30 de-- 36 degrees farenheit. cold temperatures already enough for people to start making some changes. take a look at this, pet loom homeless -- petaluma homeless shelter. in fact it was so cold yesterday, this little girl wore two pairs of pants to school and when the w

i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's friday, december 9th. >>> a lot of people running late for work after overnight work on the 880 ran late. the lanes were just cleared. kraig debro will be joining us shortly. but we can go to sal castanedo right now for an update on the situation on 880. is there still a backup? >> the backup is dissipating. but the problems were very serious. i want to mention traffic has recovered here and what they are doing here on 880 -- i might be able to move a map to it. they are fixing the high street bridge. they are doing a retrofit project between oakland and hayward -- a $180 million project. i believe we might have kraig -- yes, we do. hello, kraig. how are you? >> reporter: hey, good morning, sal. if you look behind me, you can see what you were just talking about, the high street bridge. there's a problem earlier. it appears that traffic is moving through here rather smoothly at this time. that's kind of odd because typically there is a residual effect that lasts all morning. espe

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, december 14th. >>> we want to go right to sal to get an update. >> 17 northbound right after the summit, there is some sort of a problem here. it looks like a three or four- car crash that briefly just now had the lanes blocked, all of them, until the chp is trying to figure out what happened. this is the second -- dash perhaps the third of several accidents. it looks like a six-car crash. live pish from newschopper2 showing that traffic is backed up. looks like emergency vehicles are there. some people, you can see, were out of their cars and now they are kind of running back to their cars. they are trying to get back to the side. this is a crazy situation here on 17. it's one of those days if you drive -- if you drive in this area, it will be busy. again, northbound 17, the second of many crashes here. could be because of black ice, could be for many reasons. what we know for sure is six vehicles are involved just after the summit. stay with us. we're run down all of

. >>> welcome back, it is thursday december 22nd, i am dave clark. >>> the time now is 5:29 and we willook at this nice but dry weather, hello rosemary. >>> the dry spell continues and high pressure continues to bring our weather pattern into the big holiday weekend. tonight we woke up breezy and gusty and it is making a huge difference so if you have the wind outside chances are you are sitting in the 40s. meanwhile, upper 20s and lower 30s is more likely what you are getting and we will look at your neighborhood coming up in a few minutes. hello sal. >>> traffic is moving along well on west bay bound bridge and this is a look at the san mateo bridge and traffic looks good heading out to the high- rise, let's go back to the desk. >>> plenty of bay area nurses are planning on walking off the job here is more on the consequences they could face. >> reporter: you can see them over there in front of the hospital and they are expecting thousands of nurses striking, starting at 7:00 a.m. this is one of eight hospitals affected by this strike. this is a sign of the hold out on a this is the s

. >>> well,good morning to you, it is wednesday december 14th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. sal castaneda has the traffic, how is it looking, sal? >>> well, maybe you are trying to get out to the roads and if you are trying to take the san mateo bridge, it is beginning to get heavy and we are starting to see some signs of the morning commute beginning to wake up. we have southbound near gilroy, you will see some slow traffic and let's look at the east shore traffic already bunching up between richmond and berkeley. it is 5:30 let's go back to the desk. >>> we have a frost warning actually in effect for the north bay valley. ktvu channel 2 news' kraig debro joins us from napa and he just spoke with a truck driver about the conditions, kraig? >> reporter: i did, pam, we did talk to a truck driver, guys that work outside in this type of weather including we stopped by this used car lot 29th and kansas and we wanted to show you how the frost is building up on cars here. i did call some local law enforcement and they said no weather related accidents out here. this is much more i

. >>> all right, thank you for joining us, it is tuesday, december 6th, i am dave clark. >> and i amam cook, time now is 6:30. >> well it is also cold this morning, you may want to take a hat or scarf. kraig debro who is cool all the time, good morning kraig? >> reporter: i would say a what the and gloves are the two most important items plus layering, you will need that. you can see it is 35 degrees, not quite freezing just yet, but take a look at this video we just shot a few minutes ago. we walked down the street the coffee shop had condensation on the window caused by hot on the inside cold on the outside. in areas has issued a frost bay for parts of the north bay and a frost advisory for parts of the east bay. we ran into firefighters who had been out on a call already this morning and they say that call had a lot to with something they see a lot this time of year. >> we saw gas in this structure, somebody turned the heater on and the heater malfunctioned and the gas got into the utilities. >> the gas was shut off but firefighters see a lot of gas type accidents, people turning

. >>> well,good morning to you, it is thursday december 8th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, steves there is a little bit of fog out there. >>> yes, we have not had fog just because there is so much wind and a dry air mass but there is patchy fog and highs under mostly sunny skies, we will be in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees and here is my good friend sal. >>> traffic looks good on the sunole grade no major problems passing the sunole grade getting to san jose. also getting to highway 17 looks good and there is an injury before dixon road, the right lane is closed, fire department is on the scene, let's go back to dave and pam. >>> condolences are posted on the internet for a local football star. the young player suddenly died at the young age of 19. tara moriarty is at the student's former high school, oakland tech, here is more, tara? >> reporter: that's right, he was a football stand out and we are -- stand out and we are trying to get ahold of his old football coach and get some comments from him, but if you look at the blog, you tube has messages of support for his family.

. >> and i am dave clark, here is steve. >>> we have cloudy skies and very light rain, garden variety showers, at least something is falling from the sky with precipitation because we have not had any this month. highs today under mostly cloudy skies in the mid-50s, here is sal. >>> good morning traffic is moving along well as you drive passed the coliseum with no major issues and the drive looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza but there is a stalled car which may cause slowing of traffic, let's go back to the desk. >>> the demonstration started officially ten minutes ago and protesters are trying to shut down the port of oakland and other ports along the coast. march march is starting live let's go to kraig debro on the move with the protesters, so what is happening? >> well, we are literally driving behind a row of police cars and ahead of them, they are with occupied oakland and supporters going to the port of oakland with tara moriarty, it is part of a day long action, protesters with many occupied sites trying to blockade all ports up and down the west coast including the large

. >>> good morning, it is thursday the first day of december, i am dave clark. >>> for the news right now, we are following this story, two people were critically injured just hours ago in an early morning fire which happened just two hours ago in the city's mission district. tara moriarty has more on what happened, what do you know? >> reporter: two victims are critically injured with severe burns and they have been transferred to a hospital. we have learned more about the dramatic rescue where a firefighter brought a victim down that ladder. the apartments that caught fire -- >> my roommate alice was yelling get up -- get up and i was just going why because i didn't understand and she said because there is a fire. >> reporter: now flames broke out and within three minutes, the fire was upgraded to a three-alarm fire. they are not sure if it was located in a bedroom but the fire chief told us about one dramatic rescue. oop i understand -- >> i understand one of the victims was brought down through a ladder and she was given a mask so she could have some fresh air to breathe so the fi

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. >>> it's wednesday, december 7th. >>> oping tower news -- topping our news -- it's finally happened. early this morning, san francisco police moved in on the occupy sf camp. we have team coverage. we begin with paul chambers at the foot of market street. what's happening there, paul? >> reporter: the cleanup is beginning here behind me. this woman is cleaning up this area. this is one of the places where occupy san francisco was. they basically took care of business -- you can see right here, she's cleaning up. as you can see -- now, this all happened just before 2:00 this morning. police went in and raided occupy san francisco. protesters say they were given five minutes to get all of their i tell. the or else was -- items or else. >> as i was trying to leave, they would not let me leave. as i tried to leave, they zip tied me, put me in a bus with a bunch of other people and shipped me off to the jail. >> reporter: there was also a confrontation showdown with po

dave clark, i was out there. and really fantastic weather. >>> occupy protestors in portland want to reoccupy the site of their own encampment. what happened last night when they pitched up those tents. >>> a final goodbye to a bay area soldier. how his mother is making sure he's not forgotten. >>> a security guard shot at a shopping center. we will go back live to the scene for an update. >>> shots ring out at a richmond shopping mall and a security guard in the hospital. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. we have been talking with police this morning getting more details about what happened at the pacific east mall in richmond. that is where a guard was shot overnight. allie rasmus is live this morning in richmond with new information. >> reporter: that security guard as you mentioned is the victim of this shooting. he's recovering in the hospital and is expected to be okay. in fact, he's already talked to richmond police investigators about what happened early this morning. police responded to a call a