. >>> and ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us, this monday march 18th, i am pam cook. >> steve is back, glad to see you. does pam need to grab her crumbled la? >> -- her crumbled la? >> a -- her umbrella. here is more. >>> northbound 101, approaching the 880 split and also the commute is moving along slowly at the toll plaza, let's go back to the desk. >>> a bar stabbing stemmed from a fight between two groups of men. here is more with tara moriarty where police say it all happened just hours ago. >> reporter: yes this st. patrick's' day celebration started around closing time and that's a physicians place where an officer is waiting for a crew to come and clean up the crime scene. the ball happened in front -- ball happened in front of the park and two people got into a heated argument and somebody pulled out a knife and then suspects scattered. investigators say the suspects took off in a dark colored sedan headed eastbound on broadway. if you know about that, alameda police would like you to give them

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we'll have an update from stay with us here on the kron four morning news. lucky charms?! fter me lucky charms! whoa. i forgot how good these taste! [ lucky ] ♪ they're magically delicious ♪ the one and only, cheerios (male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now.top stories we are following on this wednesday march 27th. the last car has gone through and the last toll taker has left the toll plaza as the golden gate bridge is now officially accepting automatic tolls. we'll have a live report coming up. a four alarm fire breaks out overnight in san francisco's bayview district, a live report on how this could impact your commute. and we are just hours away from another historic supreme court hearing. today the high court will hear the defense of marriage act. on to our top story this morning. we are looking at light traffic even for interstate 580. the south bay peninsula also very light. >> the golden gate bridge has *officially gone automatic. as of midnight, the last toll taker has left the toll plaza and the last car to pay a toll drove throu

that's it for the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. itac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com michelle griego. tim >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, march 6. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is just about 4:30. let's check in with lawrence right now. lawrence, i think it's raining out there. did you notice that? >> wasn't that nice? >> yeah. >> that wind and rain, we have more scattered showers and yeah, more rain coming down in the san jose area and more to come maybe some thunderstorms. wouldn't that be great? >> very exciting, yeah. we also have high wind advisories in effect. chp issued wind advisories for several bridges including the bay bridge. >> the bay bridge looking nice too. >> it is. it's all sparkly. >> more on that coming up, too. >>> a patient set a small fire inside his room at san mateo general prompting evacuations and a two-hour standoff with police. officers say the patient was upset when he started the fire before 11:00 last nigh

janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> also this morning, a silver alert has been issued for a missing man from danville. 83-year-old nicholas paul was last seen leaving his home yesterday afternoon. police were able to talk to him by cell phone and they say he sounded disoriented and they believe he may be driving a gray toyota camry. >>> it is his first visit as the president. in his remarks president barack obama said he wanted to make it clear to the world that the united states stands with israel. >>> well, we are on storm watch this morning even though it is the first day of spring and we are welcoming it in with rain and tara moriarty has more on how people are handling the wet weather, we have seen some crashes, tara? >> reporter: well, you are right, it is the official start to spring and they say in like a lion, out like a lamb and we'll see some wet weather and it was like this yesterday as well as this morning and many fans wore rain gear for yesterday's classic between the dominican republic and puerto rico and it is a soggy end to the lackluster winter and i

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stocks around the world and we have good reports on some of the stocks this morning but shares of jc penny are down after some news again dow jones industrial average is closing in on a record high. >>> we will smile and say good morning to you, it is already tuesday, it is march 5th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, time now 6:30. >> that stolen yacht that was stolen has been towed to richmond. alex savage is in richmond and has been out there since 4:30 a.m. and the boat was just towed there and you have some new video to show us? >> reporter: i do and the darling ran aground and just a short time ago it was hoisted up out of the water and i want to get you to some of this video. we have a portion of the rutter that appeared to have broken off. a tugboat freed the darling after it ran aground off the beach and police ended up arresting four people on board that yacht who stole that multi- million dollar boat and those accused thieves ended up getting the boat wedged into the sand and they did quite a bit of damage. >> we know the rutter is bent and we are talking on a quite a bit of water and we are taking

ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, thank you for joining us this thursday march 7th, i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark and we will check weather and traffic but first we are going to weather with mark, good to see you. >>> most of the bay area is dry right now and we have some rain showers offshore and that will be the key. here is the radar loop over the past three hours and the most imagery will come in tighter with our mapping system and you will notice we have a few sprinkles and cloud cover in santa rosa but things will change, we will break down the rainfall timing and first sal has an update on traffic. >>> we have an accident on university avenue and fire crews and medics are on the way. the fire truck is just pulling up and lanes are open but traffic will be slowing down as you pass the scene and as we pull back you can see traffic is already backed up all the way to albany hill. what will happen is, some emergency crews will take up the lanes and soon we will have a bigger slow down. as you can see flashing lights are always b

i am tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> developing news coming out of florida this morning classes are canceled until noontime at the university of central florida. 500 students evacuated from a dorm building. somebody call 911 and appeared to be a self inflicted gunshot. he also found an assault weapon an explosion sufficients near his -- explosives near his body and we will bring you more details on his body. an a 14-year-old marcus both died on friday at mary'sville race park when warming up and chase hit them both. the father of mark cass said his -- marcus said his son was a great young man. >> all of his coaches and friends will tell he was the first to help somebody or give somebody a hand. >> marcus had been playing since he was 5:00 and his father said, he lost control of the he was not hurt. the county sheriff's office and chp are investigating. >>> now the other person who was killed in that crash, they owned cars that were scheduled to race friday. his brother said dale caught the racing bug early in his life and he takes comfort inn knowing his brother died doi

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this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us tuesday march 19th, i am pam cook. steve, if if you were them, would you grab an umbrella? >> yes,i would. if you are heading out tonight you might need that umbrella, and tonight you can see cloud cover and there is a little bit more rain coming in, 50s and of 0s -- 60s to near 70s, here is sal. >>> there is a crash in richmond we will tell you about, and traffic looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza, 237 looks good, let's go back to the desk. >>> pope frances is now vowing to serve the porest -- poorest and the weakest. six hours ago pope frances was presented with a key symbol. he went through the open top vehicle which was not surrounded by bullet proof glass. he is being called the people's pope and he broke float tow call and kissed a disabled man in the crowd. >> he has the passion for things that really motivate him. >> more than 150,000 people packed st. peters' square for the installation. >>> a car fire really spread to headquarters in alameda. it happened just after a crowd which was behind t

you the early stock members. -- early stock numbers. . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, we are there for the opening bell in new york this morning and over on the nasdaq is child and youth finance and education and they are trying to get more in finances and right now it looks like a downed day and part of that is happening in europe and not spreading to the united states, and we will talk about that in businesses. >> it is monday pam, march 18th i am dave clark. >>> we have some developing news to tell you about. police in alameda are telling us about a bar stabbing and it happened as many people were out celebrating st. patrick's' day and here is more on where the violence erupted, tara? >> reporter: this bar brawl turned sour and when all of the partying wrapped up, you can see where this area was cordoned off and they are running it and waiting for a crew to come up and it is on central avenue and park. police say there was two to three people in a heated argument when somebody pulled what we believe was a knife. suspects scattered and the victim's condition is stil

. >>> ktvu channel 2 morning news is the only crew on the scene in contra costa county. claudine wong is there and we will have a live update. >>> president barack obama has more on the big issue at hand, stay tuned with a live update. . >> we are live in richmond where showers are ringing if spring, we will tell you more what to specter your morning commute. >>> president barack obama, the hot button issue he is expected to focus on today. >>> and they are trying to keep pigeons out of certain bart stations, that is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, thanks for joining us march 20th, i am pam cook. >> let's go to steve who is right there... >> first day of spring. >> and it is raining. >> it works. >> yes, first day well we have some rain and it is very mild and i just got a tweet asking me is it coming up from the southwest and yes, it is coming from the southwest, we have 50s and 60s. >>> roads are a little bit wet as you pass mission boulevard and wet all over the bay area. also the morning commute

thank you, liz. >>> developing news this morning.of a stolen sailboat called darling. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is in richmond where the boat is being taken for repairs after it went on an unscheduled trip. that's what we'll call it. >> reporter: the 82-foot darling is actually en route here to richmond right now where it's going to head to a shipyard and assessed for damages. actually we're joined now live with the owner of the salvage company parker diving services. >> that's correct. >> reporter: tim parker's company was in charge of bringing the boat over here. we were talking about it a few minutes ago. it's a complicated process, very challenging. tell us about it. >> well, it's a very large vessel 64 tons and it was in the surf and being rocked violently. it was very dangerous for our divers to board the vessel, do the things that were needed to do on it. they had to take care of potential environmental hazards, spillage of the diesel fuel from the tanks. they had to seal off the fittings, close the watertight doings, rig

ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> well, good morninglcome to march 6th, i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook, we are on storm watch this morning. >> some roads in the bay area looked like lakes overnight and this is northeast of santa rosa near calistoga road. near lay foot fell in calls towing. -- calistoga. it knocked down some trees and just before midnight trees fell on two cars and will we get some more, mark? >>> we are still busy with our life storm tracker radar and you can still see scattered activity in parts of the north bay and the heaviest is out towards tracy and the stockton area. once again the other extreme is showing some downpours and heavier downpours closer to morgan hill but especially right around gilroy 101 the rain is still a factor with at least some moderate downpours. we have scattered downpours and a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. more than that and we have an update on the commute, good morning, sal. >>> between walnut creek and oakland, that traffic is moving along nicely and we are getting crowded. also t

ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> new this morning, nelson mandela is back in the hospital. doctors are treating him for a recurring lung infection. he has been deteriorating, he was briefly admitted earlier this month for medical tests and he became the first black president in 1994. he is receiving the best medical care possible and that doctors will do everything possible to ensure his recovery. >>> search warrants in the newtown connecticut shooting is being made public today. they are searching the house and car of the gunman. he first killed his mother and then 20, first grade students before killing himself. they want a complete account of the case as they consider new gun legislation. a judge has granted request to block out information on a warrant for somebody who helped the police. >>> and now they are looking to reduce gun violence. they are aimed at pressuring gun lawmakers aimed at reducing gun legislation. they have an event scheduled here in the bay area. >>> time now 5:04 there are disturbing allegations. a former teacher from an intermediate school is telli

reporting live janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> this morning, u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on proposition 8, same-sex marriage. people have been lined up since thursday and take a look. the justices will hear from peep on beau both sides and people recently support gay marriage but supporters now have strong feelings as well. >> my son came to my wife and i and told us he was gay and that launched an interesting process where i was rethinking my position. >> voters protected marriage over the last 15 years and deserve to have those respected... >> reporter: now we have a lesbian cousin of chief justice john robert and in a statement she said, i feel confident to say they should be treated with justice and respect under the law. >> they are paying about $6,000 for those waiting in time. it says it is holding places for 40 to 50 clients. >>> they will hold rallies and last night they marched from the castro district to city hall. many in the crowd say they have been waiting years for this moment and many were there including a lesbian couple

. >>> complete morning coverage start right now this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well, good morning to you, welcome to a brand-new day, it is march 5th, i am dave clark. >> rosemary orozco woke up with us today as well in for steve paulson. >> and the best news, the rain will not hit us in time for the evening commute and we have the last completely dry day so if you have errands to run, that is your warning. mid-to-upper 30s over the north bay and we are chilly this morning and in the north that is where the rain is beginning to move into and still it is 160 miles out and i will have a look at your extended forecast coming up. sal? >>> traffic is moving well coming up to the bay bridge and traffic is moving nicely all the way into san francisco. also the morning commute on 237 west is off to a good start, 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> there are new developments in the case of a stolen boat found stranded in passive can. right now the multi-million dollar yacht is being towed to richmond and alex savage is there where the boat will undergo repairs. >> that luxury sailb

reporting live janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> this morning, u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on proposition 8, same-sex marriage. people have been lined up since thursday and take a look. the justices will hear from peep on beau both sides and people recently support gay marriage but supporters now have strong feelings as well. >> my son came to my wife and i and told us he was gay and that launched an interesting process where i was rethinking my position. >> voters protected marriage over the last 15 years and deserve to have those respected... >> reporter: now we have a lesbian cousin of chief justice john robert and in a statement she said, i feel confident to say they should be treated with justice and respect under the law. >> they are paying about $6,000 for those waiting in time. it says it is holding places for 40 to 50 clients. >>> they will hold rallies and last night they marched from the castro district to city hall. many in the crowd say they have been waiting years for this moment and many were there including a lesbian couple

coming up on the kron 4 morning news. are behind bars this morning after hitting a policeman with their car. the officer shot at the vehicle, striking a female. you have an update on investigation coming up. plus, some answers are coming to a rape victim in alameda as a new grant will held on tested rate kids now be tested. we will explain. plus nelson mandela is back and hospital this morning it is his third visit in the last four months. fighting a lung infection again. let an update on his condition coming up. will be right back here on the kron 4 morning news, stay with us. >> (male announcer): live from the bay area this is the kron 4 morning news. kron 4 news at 5 starts now. >> good morning on this thursday morning top stores were following two people are behind bars this morning after being injured in a police shooting in san jose. >> nelson mandela admitted to the hospital with a lung infection. and update on his condition coming up. first a check of weather and traffic as we slide toward the weekend and rain as l

ktvu channel 2 morning news' tara moriarty is in the area of mission, what is out there, tara? >> reporter: we understand one man is fighting for his live at the hospital and another man is in custody. the closest intersection was blocked off initially and you can see an officers called quarry and they have informed us some sort of a fight broke out just after 2:00 a.m. and it was a big group and when people scattered there was a man down on the ground and he suffered stab wounds to his abdomen. police were able to obtain a suspect and he is not believing this is gang related and they are also saying perhaps the suspect and victim knew each other. live from san francisco, tara moriarty. >>> they suspect a major hit- and-run in santa clara. it happened on highway 101 just north of the great america parkway. witnesses said it real ended barreling into a tree. highway patrol said the suspect then took off. >> fortunately this collision was witnessed by a santa clara police officer and they made a stop on the suspect... >> now the suspect's identity has not been released, he faces

ticking for a homeless encampment and it is happening right now in vatican city the ktvu channel 2 morning newsrts right now. >>> good morning, thank you for waking up with us march 4th, i am pam cook. >> let's check weather, traffic, let's go to steve first, how do you want them to dress? >> well, it is a lot of lower overcast, we have a lot of low clouds in anticipation of what will be here tomorrow, but for today 50s and 60s here is sal. >>> northbound 101 approaching the 880 split looks good san mateo bridge that traffic is moving well, at 6:00, a man is shot and killed in campbell and now police are searching for the gunman. somebody reported hearing shots on dumpster drive. when police got there, they found richard campbell in the street. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. this is campbell first homicide. >> we are looking for anybody with information to contact us. anybody with surveillance videos on lat more and the southering areas. >> -- surrounding areas. >> investigators are busy elsewhere after a string of guilty shootings. the first was in a certain area where the

tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> there was another incident. this one in san francisco. investigators say an angry patient set somebody on fire and torched a trash can. it caused just minor damage. >>> the man is accused of driving drunk and killing a high school student. 17-year-old man hit her son day night. but the city also plans to add flashing lights and the work will not start until summer. >> new taxes will be used to fix them. the city council explored several new ideas they plan to extend and a $295 million road measure for repairs. they should make a decision this fall and it seems yahoo is starting a trend. another company is changing its policy about working from tomorrow. >>> he could not hide his ex- site. . the 1.2 billion stadium and it will open next year. they are looking being to host the new bridge. >>> 25 lights were switch -- 2 5,000 lights were switched on and many were parked along the embarcadero and many wanted a front row seat. he thinks the display will be popular. >> we anticipate people from all over the worlds to

supreme court takes up california ban on same- sex marriage, and the morning news continues. >>> goodthank you for joining us march 26th, i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark, let's go to steve, you may need a jacket. >> we had some showers overnight in mendocino county and it tipped the old rain gauge and we have partly cloudy skies, 50s and 60s on the highs. >>> westbound 287, traffic is already building and traffic will be slow here on sanker road. this is a fatal crash where a car was mangled and a person died inside the car after crashing into a tree and traffic will be affected on monterey road after a man died inside his car. we have another problem where a street sweeper hit a power pole and live on that scene to tell us more about how that is affecting traffic. good morning. >>> traffic has been shut down between taylor and that's because a city of san jose street sweeper somehow crashed foot that power pole and you can see it is completely down and it's extremely dark out here, traffic lights are out as well as street lights are out. now police and firefighters are called h

continues... >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, thank you for waking up with us march 28th, i am pam cook. >> and i am brian flores in for dave clark. there is some rain out there, steve? >> yes, we have many locations in the santa cruz mountains and there is more than just drizzle but we have very mild temperatures, upper 60s to low 70s, here is sal. >>> there is a crash reported near the caldecott tunnel and we are telling you about crashes all over the place because of the wet weather. 880 reported overturned vehicle on the shoulder and traffic is going to be affected. par met disks, 601 let's go back to the desk. >>> ktvu channel 2 morning news' tara moriarty is live at the scene trace the movements of the suspect, tara in. >> reporter: well, they say the suspect was parked in front of the market when she backs up 100 feet and slammed into a woman who was at the corner of the parking lot and that's where they need your help. they are actively looking for the car involved in the hit-and- run. the victim was taken to the hospital and luckily she had non

ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> new this morning, nelson mandela is back in the hospital. doctors are treating him for a recurring lung infection. he has been deteriorating, he was briefly admitted earlier this month for medical tests and he became the first black president in 1994. he is receiving the best medical care possible and that doctors will do everything possible to ensure his recovery. >>> search warrants in the newtown connecticut shooting is being made public today. they are searching the house and car of the gunman. he first killed his mother and then 20, first grade students before killing himself. they want a complete account of the case as they consider new gun legislation. a judge has granted request to block out information on a warrant for somebody who helped the police. >>> and now they are looking to reduce gun violence. they are aimed at pressuring gun lawmakers aimed at reducing gun legislation. they have an event scheduled here in the bay area. >>> time now 5:04 there are disturbing allegations. a former teacher from an intermediate school is telli

janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> also this morning, a silver alert has been issued for a missing man from danville. 83-year-old nicholas paul was last seen leaving his home yesterday afternoon. police were able to talk to him by cell phone and they say he sounded disoriented and they believe he may be driving a gray toyota camry. >>> it is his first visit as the president. in his remarks president barack obama said he wanted to make it clear to the world that the united states stands with israel. >>> well, we are on storm watch this morning even though it is the first day of spring and we are welcoming it in with rain and tara moriarty has more on how people are handling the wet weather, we have seen some crashes, tara? >> reporter: well, you are right, it is the official start to spring and they say in like a lion, out like a lamb and we'll see some wet weather and it was like this yesterday as well as this morning and many fans wore rain gear for yesterday's classic between the dominican republic and puerto rico and it is a soggy end to the lackluster winter and i

legal decision which has amanda knox facing murder charges in italy. >>> good morning, it looks good but just getting record of a newrash we will tell you more straight ahead. . >>> welcome back, good morning to you, here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following at 544 this morning they hear oral arguments on proposition 8 and a ruling is not expected until june. >>> also here at home firefighters are gaining control of a fire at an apartment building in alameda. it has been burning since 2:30 a.m. on park street and everybody made it out okay. they have shut down roads in south san jose and they are investigating a horrible crash where a man was killed and he apparently hit two trees and a light pole. the car as you can see was totaled and that road may be shut down for a couple of more hours. >>> an italian court has overturned her acquittal. amanda knox returned to the united states and is a student at the university of washington. she said the news of this is painful. amanda knox is not expected to attend the retrial. >>> and also new, they are claiming a suicide attack in afghanistan that kil

. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, thanks for joining us march 20th, i am pam cook. >> let's go to steve who is right there... >> first day of spring. >> and it is raining. >> it works. >> yes, first day well we have some rain and it is very mild and i just got a tweet asking me is it coming up from the southwest and yes, it is coming from the southwest, we have 50s and 60s. >>> roads are a little bit wet as you pass mission boulevard and wet all over the bay area. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the san mateo bridge westbound and on the high-rise, let's go back to the desk. >>> breaking news from bethel island, a major fire and firefighters are having a tough time putting it out and at least two homes have gone up in flames. claudine wong is there to tell us why this is such a hard fire to put out, claudine wong? >> let me show you what is behind me, because in the last half hour you can see fire on actually both sides of the roof line within the last 10 minutes we cut through into the garage and we were able to see fire there

when morning news continues. >>> good morning, to you. e to a brand new day it's friday, march 15th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. rosemary orozco is in for steve today with the weather. how does it look? >> we are looking pretty nice. our unseasonably warm, warm weather will take a hit. but we will be above average by the time we slide into your weekend. we are waking up with patchy fog. low and high clouds. patchy fog low but not thick. into the afternoon i do see a minor temperature drop and a cooling trend for your weekend. farther out i see rain. good morning, sal. >>> we are looking at highway 24. it looks pretty good there. between walnut creek and oakland it should be a decent drive. also the morning commute it looks pretty good if you are driving on 580 now. this is a big rig that caught fire earlier. you see some of thely tar dent they -- it started with a brake fire. the lanes were blocked for awhile. this is new video coming in. it's on the shoulder now. the lanes are open but we just f

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we have developing news right now, several u.s. marines have been killed during a training exercise near california. reportedly they died after an explosion at the army depot. the explosion happened at an army depot and this is a developing story and we are trying to confirm the number of fatalities and we will bring you more news as soon as it becomes available. >>> in iraq, more than 56 people killed and more than 200 hurt in a series of bombings in and around baghdad. >> you are looking at brand-new video outside of baghdad this morning. most were car bombs where they targeted she shi'ite areas. the attacks happened near the green zone and that's where foreign embassies including the american embassy is based. >>> these attacks comes on the 10th anniversary of the u.s. led invasion of iraq. you remember this, u.s. launched several air strikes terminating the iraq war. they forced saddam hussein out of power and his regime was overthrown but no weapons of mass destruction were ever found. >>> back at the memorial on a hillside in

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i am tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> developing news coming out of florida this morninglasses are canceled until noontime at the university of central florida. 500 students evacuated from a dorm building. somebody call 911 and appeared to be a self inflicted gunshot. he also found an assault weapon an explosion sufficients near his -- explosives near his body and we will bring you more details on his body. an a 14-year-old marcus both died on friday at mary'sville race park when warming up and chase hit them both. the father of mark cass said his -- marcus said his son was a great young man. >> all of his coaches and friends will tell he was the first to help somebody or give somebody a hand. >> marcus had been playing since he was 5:00 and his father said, he lost control of the he was not hurt. the county sheriff's office and chp are investigating. >>> now the other person who was killed in that crash, they owned cars that were scheduled to race friday. his brother said dale caught the racing bug early in his life and he takes comfort inn knowing his brother died doing

i will try to get more information. >> new this morning.t an incident in portland, ore. when santa cruz cop killer jeremy and goulet stood trial for spying on one man, as well as try to murder her boyfriend. danny thomas first ran into him in 2007 after catching him peeping at his then girlfriend at the airport and home. he says that he warned him was, but on the third time, he confronted him, which sparked a fight. >> i looked out the window and there was a scream that was taken off. i told him that he was not supposed to come back and he grabbed for something in his pocket and i did not wait, i grabbed him and started a fight. >> according to the police report, goulet pulled out a gun during the fight and fired twice, just missing thomas. tomism response, bethomas in response, a bit goulets ear. you see in this photo taken shortly after the fight in 2007, a bloodied and beaten up g oulet. the district attorney in portland who handled the criminal case against and says that goulet acted normal in court, and the jury bought it, dismissing t

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it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us on tuesday morning, i am pam cook. >> good morning everybody, i am brian flores and dare we say it, rain is on the way. >> but we need it. >> finally some wet weather is on the way. you got it rosemary orozco. >> well, we will not need the umbrella for most of the day but at this hour, temperatures are cooler this morning, widespread temperatures 30s and lower 40s and i will jibe you a sneak peak at where the rain is turning in the northwest corner of california and i will have more on how much coming up. >>> thank you, rosemary. traffic looks good as you are driving on 680 southbound and there are no major problems driving into the caldecott tunnel between walnut creek and oakland it is looking good, let's go back to the desk. >>> we have new information on a story we first told you about yesterday morning. a large sailboat stranded had been stolen and -- stolen and the three people on board are under arrest. that boat is you sow posed to a -- suppos

morning. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this morning marks a new era for drivers on the golden gate bridge. >> goodbye everyone. >> a little bit of a sad goodbye. the scene at midnight after toll takers left their booths. this morning there are no toll collectors for the first time in the bridges 76 year history. the bridge now has switched to an all electronic toll system which is designed to save time and money. under the new system drivers will pay their tolls using digital transponders. you have to have a fast tract or account to deduct. sal and i have been talking about this a lot. a lot of people questioning for tourists. i guess they will give you typically you will have 48 hours to pay your toll but they will give you 21 days if you're out of state. >> no actually what happens is you can prepay or pay after for 48 hours. but let's just say if you are driving through you will get 21 days. somewhat confusing i guess but the point is just drive through they will mail you something and give you plenty of ways to pay. we're looking at the golden gate bridge. i spoke to mary curry

opening bell live in new york this morning. we have kelly green on the nasdaq. visiting the nasdaq there. kelly services. and overren another new york stock exchange they are celebrating ireland day. they have a a wee bit of -- they have a wee bit of a parade here as we do here in san francisco as well with st. patrick's day coming up on sunday. >>> we'll smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. pam, it's friday, march 15th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. we're tracking breaking news from san francisco this morning where police officers opened fire on a man who stole a cab and rammed into some patrol cars. ktvu brian flores is there at fort mason where that man was finally taken into custody just about an hour ago. brian. >> reporter: there is two active scenes here this morning. here in fort mason as well as jackson and buchanon. you are taking a look i don't know if you can see this or not. that is the stolen taxi cab that was taken earlier t

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ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. it's a new day, a new month. it's friday march 1st i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us on this friday ast i guess looks pretty good. >> unless you have to deal with that fog. there is a lot of fog. in fact sal and i have -- i guess it's official we could be the fog brothers. there is a lot forming from san jose out to san jose, crockett, and benicia and out on the coast. the clouds will move in here late tonight and tomorrow. inland temps will be mild to warm today. 60s -- 50s and 60s coast and bay. here is sal. >>> as steve mentioned the fog may be an issue for drivers. this is a look at interstate 880. normally we can see a lot of it. but just if you are driving soon please give yourself a little extra time as you might have to negotiate poor visibility. >>> in just the past few minutes we received new information. the sonoma county sheriffs office just confirmed a man was shot and killed by officers near the intersection of odd fellows park road and river side drive. now this

eat >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. ge surpasses all-time high. u.s. service companies grew in february at the fastest pace in a year, buoyed by higher skills and more new orders. service firms, including construction companies, added an average of 195,000 jobs from november through january. the level of our world war on february hiring friday. if that is encouraging news. will see if the unemployment rate change in the country. i will keep tracking the dow and record high territory right now james. >> thank you marc. a memorial continues to grow for a teenage girl was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver in san francisco's sunset district. 17 year-old hanren chang was crossinglsloat boulevard saturday night when she was hit. we are sorry to see her go in a tragic way. everyone is in a state of morning. the teachers are being supportive and told us we can go to the counseling office if we need anyone to talk to. everyone is understanding. everyone is morning to gather it is nice to know that everyone is here for ea

. >>> good morning we are beginning with breaking news, we will tell you how some power lines are affecting the bottom line. >>> and it is now officially spring but it is wet outside, we are tracking showers for you all morning long, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us this morning, i am pam cook. >> and as we said before, showers today. how long is this going to last? >> maybe just the morning but spring has sprung. there is not a lot but we will take anything we can get. mainly in the morning, here is sal. >>> good morning traffic looks good but it is wet out there and it might cause some traffic or even some collisions if you are not careful so give yourself a little extra time. it looks good as you approach the 80 split, let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with breaking news of a large fire which has been burning since 2:30 a.m. this morning. claudine wong is live to explain why firefighters have had such a hard time putting this fire out. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning

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joint press conference at the presidential compound. >> good morning welcome back to the kron 4 morning newsking a live look at conditions in walnut creek. for most of us is a clear starts to the morning we have areas of fog and cloud cover. turning our attention to our day planner mainly sunny skies and to the afternoon. temperatures will be in the '60s as we head into tonight. clear conditions will stick around. it will take temperatures back down to the '50s. we could pick up '30's with the overnight hours. tomorrow more sunshine. your clouds. wind's will pick up coming from the north. we will see crystal clear conditions. highs could be a bit more i mentioned it is a windy starts today. 14 mi. for our plans and oakland. fairfield 15 for half moon bay. afternoon highs was it planted '60s. 62 for fremont. mid 60s about so. cupertino. 65 in los gatos. turning our attention to the state. getting close to 70 for fairfield. 67 for antioch. 63 in union city. a sunny day for downtown san francisco. a cooler at 61 degrees. upper 50s for ocean beach in daly city. mid '60s for san mateo. >> the wet

eat fresh. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. new this morning britain's prince harry will visit the united states in may. this time he's going to skip las vegas. you might remember during his last trip he made headlines when he was caught walking around naked after a game of strip billiards apparently. the prince will be in the u.s. from may 9th until the 15th. one of the scheduled stops includes a visit to new jersey to tour the damage from super storm sandy. no stops have been announced for california. >>> also new information a palestinian official says the u.s. is hoping to bring jordan and egypt to start israel palestinian negotiations into coming weeks. efforts to start the process comes after president obama visited the northeast. israel says it's ready for talks. israel must freeze settlement building on lands captured in 1967 before it will hold any talks. >>> there is a new report just out today that says bioterrorism labs around the country are not secure and the american people are at risk ktvu kyla campbell is in our

during the morning news at 4:30 it will continue and at 11:00 a.m. sion will make its way to san jose. >>> they are apparently in poor shape and they voted to explore new ideas. a half of a quarter sales tax is approved for a county sales tax and a $290 million bond measure and mayor chuck reid should make a decision this fall. >>> more drivers are getting out there on the wet roads. ktvu channel 2 morning news' janine de la vega is live in san jose, what is it like out there now? >> reporter: well, we are in winchester and you can see the roads are still wet. the heaviest rain though i am told is headed to gilroy right now. we just checked with chp and there have been three traffic accidents on 101 and 680 and one was facing the wrong way off 280 and we are not sure if weather played a factor in those accidents but if you are leaving home soon, have them serve as a warning. the rain kept on coming on and off. in the past few hours we have received .07 inches of rain and it is not a too significant in the santa cruz mountains and we received more repo

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