we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu news. >>> there's new information about the data breech at target store. the number of credit and debit cards affected is 3 million. stolen information includes names, card numbers, expiration dates and the three digit security code. today state attorney general camela harris offered her advice. >> in this era of fabulous technology be mindful it's important to change pass codes frequently to review your statements as they come in in realtime. because there are great benefits from this technology but also pitfalls. >> reporter: she says her office is taking a close look on the situation but she could not elaborate on any conversations with target. the company is recommending they monitor their credit cards. >>> we have surveillance video of a burglary in the backyard of a home. the burglary took place yesterday on barry hill lane. the video clearly shows three young men breaking through a glass sliding door. investigators say they ransacked a bedroom and stole a jewelry box. >>> the antioch district is settling a teacher abuse case

live in san jose, christina rendore, ktvu channel 2 news. ktvu channel 2 news. >> the winner in atlanta claimed her prize today. officials say she was driving to work when she heard the mega ball was 7. . >> i am excited. >> officials identified the winner as ira curry. she bought her store inside a office building at the last minute and the numbers she picked were based on family birth days. she will take home $120 million. the winning numbers were 8, 14, 17, 20 and 39 with the mega ball of 7. in addition to the two big winners there are 20 tickets worth $1 million each. tickets that match all but the mega ball are the $1 million winners. >>> the permanent fix is in place. the milestone repairs on the new bay bridge and one ked line that will -- deadline that will be missed. the new developments were announced an hour ago and ktvu's tom vacar will tell us where things stand. >> reporter: that new eastern span of the bay bridge will stand for 150 years, fully completed. without the broken bolts that led to the emergency repair. it is quite an

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amber lee, ktvu news. >>> negotiations between b.a.r.t. and it's two biggest unions ended today with no resolution. this time the sticking point is a single clause in the agreement. it allows union workers to receive up to six weeks of paid family leave. that provision was mistakingly left in the contract. union leaders say b.a.r.t. negotiators signed off on the deal and the b.a.r.t. board should honor it. >>> an exclusive new ktvu field poll finds, 52% of union workers want to strike. 44% statewide say they should not be allowed to walk out. >>> now to milpitas where police announced a big break this afternoon in the murder of a 7/11 clerk that happened in september of last year. the police chief said that four individuals are now in custody in the killing of muhammad sarugasade. the suspects robbed the 7/11 of $200 and that before they left they killed the man who people called mo. police declined to reveal what happened to the suspect but read a statement from the victim's family. >> from the first time since its passing we can breathe

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> only on 2, our ktvu field poll looks ahead to the potential republican presidential candidates. nearly half of california voters have a favorable view of chris christie. jeb bush has 29%. ted cruz 24%, marco rubio 22%. rand paul 21%. >>> here come the clouds and a little bit of moisture too. then the cold air settles in. it's mostly clear outside. with the clear skies and the wind dying down it's getting cold. right now in santa rosa it's 42. these temperatures especially in the north bay where there will be a freeze warning in effect overnight tonight. these numbers are going to get into the upper 20s. the coolest spots. maybe you might find a 25- degree reading but it's going to get really cold throughout the bay area. coldest spot in the north bay tonight. when i come back i'm going to talk about the overnight lows, what you're going to feel when you wake up and we're going to take a look at that chance for showers as we get into your friday. >>> from 1,400 police officers to just 900. at 10:30, san jose's latest effort to

new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> good morning. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. there is the new york stock exchange. we just rang the opening bell there this morning. lanet companying visiting the new york stock exchange. a little bit of a mixed opening. pretty quiet. typically we can see some activity today and tomorrow which i believe is an early trading day but oftentimes money managers adjust their portfolios for the end of the year. a lot of them might be on holiday already and did that. >>> g. thank you for joining us i'm brian flores in for dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. let's check in with steve paulson. dismal look ahead for any rain. >> it looked pretty dismal. mostly sunny and cooler tomorrow. dry forecast. it has been a dry forecast all yearlong. that is about the same. a few high clouds scooting on by. after that they are gone. 20s and 30s and 40s. 28 santa rosa. 30s on the coast. 34 san jose. 32 walnut creek and concord. we have lost that breeze. there is still a puff of an offshore but nothing compared to what w

ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> high winds have firefighters on high alert and residents are concerned. ktvu's john fowler is live where dry and windy weather is making for a tense 24 hours. >> reporter: firefighters said don't be fooled by the calendar, fire risk right now is increasing. >> reporter: today's gusty, dry north winds come on top of a long dry spell. >> we are still in high fire danger. we little precipitation. >> reporter: cal fire says just look at the big sur fire. in extreme fire danger. cal fire staffing extra engines, air tankers six weeks past normal stand down. people asked to be careful now that spare the air is lifted. >> not a spare the air day but no burning -- no mowing like in the summer time. >> you have trees stressed. you have vegetation that haven't greened up. >> reporter: he says all it takes is one free branch across one power line. she asking -- he is asking for the public's help. >> if there are sparks call 911 as soon as possible. >> reporter: contra costa county fire says it responded to several small fires today, especially in the hills

reporting live in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu news. >>> the leaders of silican valley are callingfor new restrictions on government spy programs following all of the recent leaks about the national security agency. the today facebook ceo mark zuckerberg issued a letter to demand using files and independent oversite of government surveillance programs. >>> construction of the google barrage near treasure island is on hiatus. the bay conservation says the project probably won't be finished until spring. google has to make design changes to the inside as requested by the coast guard. the bcdc is investigating whether google has the proper permits for the barge's construction. >>> ktvu's robert handa spoke about department moral and the one thing the city will be able to count on in the near future. >> reporter: esquivel has been the interim chief and tomorrow he will be offered the job. >> you don't look like someone who's up and leaving. >> although my stuff is packed, it has never been unpacked. >> reporter: a search turned up several candidates all rejected by community leaders. >

eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our team coverage continues with ktvu's ann rubin. she joins us live with how a program to feed those in need is making sure they get by in these temperatures. >> reporter: because meals on wheels volunteers go door to door they are in a unique position to notice when something is wrong. >> reporter: on cold days like this she is delivering more than just meals. >> meals on wheels. >> reporter: each door she is assessing the conditions inside. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: making sure residents are safe and warm. >> i have an extra blanket and heater. >> as long as i keep paying them they haven't let me down yet. >> reporter: this comes with the territory according to the director. >> our drivers are trained to check on the seniors if they don't answer the door. >> reporter: if they notice a problem they contact family members, supervisors, then police, they even contacted pg&e when they noticed a man's power was turned off. >> the drivers are sometimes the only people they see. >> reporter: on this visit a unanswered door trigge

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reporting live in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu news. >>> the leaders of silican valley are callingfor new restrictions on government spy programs following all of the recent leaks about the national security agency. the today facebook ceo mark zuckerberg issued a letter to demand using files and independent oversite of government surveillance programs. >>> construction of the google barrage near treasure island is on hiatus. the bay conservation says the project probably won't be finished until spring. google has to make design changes to the inside as requested by the coast guard. the bcdc is investigating whether google has the proper permits for the barge's construction. >>> ktvu's robert handa spoke about department moral and the one thing the city will be able to count on in the near future. >> reporter: esquivel has been the interim chief and tomorrow he will be offered the job. >> you don't look like someone who's up and leaving. >> although my stuff is packed, it has never been unpacked. >> reporter: a search turned up several candidates all rejected by community leaders. >

bryan florez, ktvu news. >> thank you, bryan. >>> b.a.r.t. workers will get a chance at up to $500 in bonuses. according to reports under the new contracts b.a.r.t. agreed to pay its workers $500 for every 4% that core ridership exceeded. because of the two recent strikes though, ridership is down so b.a.r.t. will still honor the bonus because the union's dropped their claim to a six week family leave. >>> minimum wages are about to rise in the bay area two largest cities. on new year's day, minimum wage in san francisco will go up 19- cents to $10.74 an hour. that is the second highest wage in the country. and san jose's minimum wage will increase 15-cents to $10.15 an hour. california's minimum wage will jump $1 to $9 an hour on july 1st. >>> the faa announces half a dozen locations where the government will test unmanned aircraft known as drones. we'll tell you where. >>> big waves known as king tides are hitting the california coast right now and for the next few days. what scientists are asking beachgoers to do to help with the research.

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in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> only on 2, our ktvu field poll looks ahead to the potential republican presidential candidates. nearly half of california voters have a favorable view of chris christie. jeb bush has 29%. ted cruz 24%, marco rubio 22%. rand paul 21%. >>> here come the clouds and a little bit of moisture too. then the cold air settles in. it's mostly clear outside. with the clear skies and the wind dying down it's getting cold. right now in santa rosa it's 42. these temperatures especially in the north bay where there will be a freeze warning in effect overnight tonight. these numbers are going to get into the upper 20s. the coolest spots. maybe you might find a 25- degree reading but it's going to get really cold throughout the bay area. coldest spot in the north bay tonight. when i come back i'm going to talk about the overnight lows, what you're going to feel when you wake up and we're going to take a look at that chance for showers as we get into your friday. >>> from 1,400 police officers to just 900. at 10:30, san jose's latest effort to

amber lee, ktvu news. >>> negotiations between b.a.r.t. and it's two biggest unions ended today with no resolution. this time the sticking point is a single clause in the agreement. it allows union workers to receive up to six weeks of paid family leave. that provision was mistakingly left in the contract. union leaders say b.a.r.t. negotiators signed off on the deal and the b.a.r.t. board should honor it. >>> an exclusive new ktvu field poll finds, 52% of union workers want to strike. 44% statewide say they should not be allowed to walk out. >>> now to milpitas where police announced a big break this afternoon in the murder of a 7/11 clerk that happened in september of last year. the police chief said that four individuals are now in custody in the killing of muhammad sarugasade. the suspects robbed the 7/11 of $200 and that before they left they killed the man who people called mo. police declined to reveal what happened to the suspect but read a statement from the victim's family. >> from the first time since its passing we can breathe

reporting live in san jose, debra villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now. san jose police tell us, 24 pedestrians have been killed this year on streets in san jose. that compares to just 12 pedestrian fatalities in all of last year. the number of pedestrian deaths this year, also makes up nearly 2/3 of the total number of 39 traffic fatalities in san jose. >>> we have new information tonight on the man who was hit and killed this morning on el camino royale in san mateo. officials say he was killed around 6:15 this morning on el camino royale. the two drivers involved in the accident are cooperating with authorities. police are investigating whether van dike had come from a nearby homeless encampment. >>> a suspect the thief is facing charges tonight after police say they caught him stealing from the construction site of apple's new spaceship headquarters. glen cartwright from bell month was arrested saturday night. he's accused of stealing copper pipes from the future apple campus. k-9's forced him out of hiding. he has since posted bail. he is charged wit

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news.re taking a look at the ambulance office in burlingame. the company had quite a night. one of the ambulances was stolen during a medical call. katie utehs will have more on what the thief may have been after and how the ambulance was recovered. >>> its monday, december 30th i'm brian flores in for dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. time is just about 5:30. i'm hearing from a lot of people that are hoping to ski this week. >> good luck. >> yeah. >> really quiet and dry. 30s on the temps or 20s. we lost that breeze we had yesterday. 28 ukiah. so still some cold readings. after we warm up here it will billion in the 60 -- it will be in the 60s. sunny and mild. a cold morning. not as breezy. highs today mainly in the 60s. few upper 60s. san jose at 66. here is tara. >> thanks. >>> update for you that pair of big rig accidents in dublin castro valley is clear. also if you plan on ringing in the new year at san francisco, muni, the cable cars are all free an

. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> and good afternoon, everybody, i am brian flors in for tori campbell. parts of the bay area woke up to another morning of freezing temperatures a live look toward mt. diablo and things aspear to be warm in up ever so slightly. rosemary orosco has been monitoring the cold weather and joins us with the cold temperatures. >> yes, good afternoon to you. we started today just like yesterday, the freeze warning temperatures sinking into the 20s in some cases. we broke a few records. and this point still struggling. take a look at these numbers, 40s fairfield and concord, mid- 40s napa, north bay temperatures 30s to mid-40s, 35 degrees there, 45 hillsburg. 44 pet a loom aalong the peninsula a little better, upper 40s to low 50s, 50 degrees palo alto, mid-40s walnut creek, low 40s brentwood, 49 san ramon and temperatures are expected to warm two to three degrees more for the entire day. >>> as we move forward you may have already noticed an increase in clouds moving

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reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ahead, a lot of people told ktvu the scariest thing was not knowing what is going on. tonight we asked b.a.r.t. what its plan of action is to keep riders safe and informed. >>> to the weather alert. temperatures into drop. a live look at contra costa county. by the end of the week we could see snow on mt. diablo. >> ktvu's rob roth is in the south bay as people are preparing but we begin with ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin who joins us more with the freeze warning. >> a freeze warning for the bay area, excluding san francisco. look at the numbers. 26 degrees in santa rosa this morning. napa 27. 29 livermore. below freezing. it will be colder tomorrow. a freeze warning in effect for all 9 counties. temperatures could easily get into the teens. talking napa, santa rosa. a freeze warning in effect tomorrow morning till 9:00 a.m. coming up the cold weather, the freeze warning and the chance of snow. >> thank you. to. >> rob roth. he joins us live from santa rosa. >> reporter: as the sun goes down you can feel the temperature drop.

. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> a warning tonight to be careful cautious. icy conditions are expected tonight and that could mean more black ice and broken pipes. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> the deep freeze created dangerous situations in the bay area. ktvu's john fowler is live with the icy impact. john? >> reporter: that's right. anytime it gets this cold it gets icy on the roads. cise great for the skaters but what if it is under your tires? that is some of the problems people encountered. >> freezing and i am upset because my trees are going by the weigh side. >> reporter: they can expect a repeat of the hard freeze. a few pipes burst making sidewalks dangerous. >> the ground was all icy. >> reporter: we found nurseries covered their plants, you should too again tonight. outdoor hoses, open the nozzle, turn off the sigt. if the hose -- spigot. if the hose freezes with water tin it could burst. she called it brutal. >> got the heater on, and the candle lit. it was cold. >> reporte

starting at $99. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >>> a pedestrian was struck and killed today near a bay area farmers market. what makes this area so dangerous for people trying to cross the street. the accident happened near the civic center. it was about 10:00 a.m. this morning when the man was hit. ktvu's mike mibach is live now from the scene with why some say this intersection is especially dangerous. mike? >> yeah. dangerous. civic center drive is a dangerous stretch of roadway. folks coming out who take that first step on to the street, you just can't assume that a driver is going to stop and see you. >> reporter: a tent, on the inside a body of a man. >> he was carrying bags. >> reporter: to the south, a van. damaged to the right front end. >> yes, it was loud impact. >> reporter: a vendor at the farmers market, feet from the market, a man was killed trying to cross the street. >> struck by van. driver stopped right away and deputies rendered tied the victim. fire department responded but he was declared dead. the

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christien kafton, ktvu news. >>> send us your story ideas to our 2 investigates team. e-mail us at 2 investigates. >>> developing news we're learning more children are coming forward saying this man a well respected golf coach andrew michael nesbet molested them. he was supposed to be honored this weekend for his work with children. but now he's under arrest facing dozens of sex abuse charges. allie rasmus is now at the golf course where nesbet coached. >> reporter: he is accused of sexually abusing some of the students he coached here. at the las casitas golf course there were still pictures of nesbit and his students until late this afternoon when a manager removed them. the students range in age from 12 to 17. police say the investigation into nesbit began two weeks ago when one of those students came forward. livermore police believe nesbit has other victims which they don't know about yet. >> we have a suspicion, whether they want to come forward and cooperate with us we hope they do. it's not easy for a male to admit. a male coach sexually assaulted them. but you

but it was by officers assigned to the area, known as a crime reduction team, which is new this year. patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> tonight at 10:30, new evidence of growing marijuana use among teenagers. the political effort that may be influencing teens to get high. >> the bay area's long streak of spare the air days is coming to an end tonight, after 11 such consecutives alerts, deciding not to call one for tomorrow. take a look outside. we captured these pictures earlier as the sunset on the bay area. air quality managers expect changing winds overnight will disperse much of that air pollution we've seen. that will prompt a wind advisory for gusty conditions. >> bill martin is tracking that alert, and how strong those gusts are going to get. >> those winds come in here, those spare the air nights go away. but the winds are going to get blowing. right now, we step outside, the winds aren't much. blowing a little bit harder down here. check out the san francisco airport. going 29 there. in the next three or four hours, these winds are going to start clocking around out of the north. when the

yes you did. [ male announcer ] today tastes so good. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >>> a thanksgiving day outing turned into a search for a couple who disappeared on the peninsula. their boat found drifting. ktvu's ken pritchett is here now with the search effort and a family that is not giving up. ken? >> reporter: well, we just have a few minutes of day light left here in the delta but there is still a search boat on the water right now with a dog looking for the couple. this couple was missing when their boat was found adrift -- found adrift and on the boat was life jackets. >> boat launch on hog's back island where an empty boat trailer sat for days. a maze of water ways that make up the delta where this fishing boat was found thanksgiving day, slowly circling with its motor on. they were out for a day of fishing and then they were gone. >> at this point we still don't know what happened to my parents. >> reporter: he says his father took out his boat every week. his father was an excellent swimmer. his mother was not. >> they could b

reporting live in san jose, debra villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now. san jose police tell us, 24 pedestrians have been killed this year on streets in san jose. that compares to just 12 pedestrian fatalities in all of last year. the number of pedestrian deaths this year, also makes up nearly 2/3 of the total number of 39 traffic fatalities in san jose. >>> we have new information tonight on the man who was hit and killed this morning on el camino royale in san mateo. officials say he was killed around 6:15 this morning on el camino royale. the two drivers involved in the accident are cooperating with authorities. police are investigating whether van dike had come from a nearby homeless encampment. >>> a suspect the thief is facing charges tonight after police say they caught him stealing from the construction site of apple's new spaceship headquarters. glen cartwright from bell month was arrested saturday night. he's accused of stealing copper pipes from the future apple campus. k-9's forced him out of hiding. he has since posted bail. he is charged wit

reporting live in san jose, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the ktvu channel 2 news weather team is tracking the conditions 24 hours a day. follow them any time on mobile ktvu, twitter and facebook. >>> millions of passwords stolen from users all over the world and now someone posted the information online. the breach includes 318,000 facebook users, 70,000 google users, 60,000 yahoo users and 22,000 from twitter. ktvu's eric rasmussen live in sunnyvale where he is working to find out how this happened. eric? >> reporter: the passwords might be for major websites but experts say the hackers aren't targeting the big companies, they are going after you and your computer. >> reporter: your password might be hidden. but there is new evidence hackers collected 2 million passwords from users of facebook, twitter and others. they discovered they were posted online to a site in russian. he is a information security experts with special knowledge of the malware used by thieves. in a few minutes he showed us how it is done. tracking every key stroke of a user. >> credit cards. millions of log

new cars that b.a.r.t. is buying. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> five years after the police shooting of oscar grant b.a.r.t. police are getting high parks for reforms. the results of a performance audit were released today. they made progress from one that was dysfunctional to now one that is based on professionalism and accountability. >> they exceeded expectations on what it takes to conduct a police agency. so there is a lot for the b.a.r.t. board and the bay area transit district to feel good about. >> a 2009 audit had described the agency as hobbled by policies, poor over sight and infish raining of officer -- if sufficient training of officers. but they say there is still more work to be done. >>> amber alert for a missing washington girl. she 14 years old. she was last seen getting into the car of the man on the right. she 19 years old. the suspect was last scene driving this car, a 2000 green ford escape with temporary plates. they believe the two could be heading to mexico. >>> aircraft joined the search today for a mi

new at 10:00, ktvu's patti lee with the fav's complaint, and the hospital's response. patti. >> reporter: i spoke to family members here about an hour ago. they are inside right now, trying to accept the fact that the little girl who went in to get her tonsils removed is now on life support and they claim the hospital is making their situation worse. >> she told me my daughter would be home on tuesday. and now you are telling me she will never come home. >> reporter: she broke down in front of children's hospital as she talked about her daughter, 13 -year-old mcmath who had her tonsils and annoids removed, but one family member who is a surgical nurse says she kept asking for help, but few nurses were around and claimed that the staff didn't react until she started screaming for help. >> i was the last one to see her, and i said, somebody help my baby, please. and they came in and they started working on her and the next thing you know, her heart -- the doctor says oh, no, she doesn't have a heart rate no more. >> reporter: hospital spokesperson says the icu was and is

is the first time they to the away from that and live in congress cord, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> damage concord, claudine wong, -- live in concord, claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> old navy sears and target also open and they open in just about an hour. >>> time now r-police in santa rosa have them in custody and it happened right near the downtown santa rosa library. it happened just blocks from the attack and there will is still no few -- future. the superior court judge will strip the school accreditation and the lawsuits are filed by a teacher's union and the city attorney of san francisco who is acting on behalf of the people in california and the rule said they were mismanaged and failed to keep them managed. >>> and the new cross campus enrollment program starts in the course door and several will be participating for now. the million dollars programs will help make oakland a better city. more debris was dumped on oakland streets last year and it as problem. people can't believe what they are finding on the streets and it is that kind of education which

reporting live, job r, ktvu channel 2 news -- rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details on the jahi mcmath case. started december 9 when she went in for tonsillectomy. three days later she was declared brain dead after cardiac arrest. a judge issued a restraining order that prevented the hospital from taking her off to vent later till 5:00 p.m. tonight but today's extension after 4:00 p.m. now gives the family till january 7 to move jahi mcmath to a new facility. >> now jahi mcmath's case gained world wide attention. ktvu's john fowler on why the story has touched a nerve. john? >> reporter: news crews from around the country are here outside the hospital. this story resinates because it is something many of us will face at some point. >> reporter: the family made its crisis public and drew the world's attention but what happened to jahi mcmath occurs daily around it country. -- around the country. >> i know it would be hard for any parent but sometimes that is just a decision you have to make. >> this is an example of a problem that is been going on for 20 years in the united state

reporting live, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a real mess today at san jose airport after a water main break and the break triggered the sprinkler system. ktvu's robert handa is here with what happened and what the situation is like right now at the airport. robert? >> reporter: it is still frantic but things are getting back to normal. officials hope to expand services at some of the facilities that got flooded and help travelers stay on schedule. >> reporter: work crews are getting a look at the damage caused by a calm calm this morning -- water main break this morning at san jose airport. after 2:00 a.m. a water main burse connecting terminal a to the parking garage. the hot water temperature set off the fire sprinklers. >> you want water down the stair well, the escalators and it was spreading out. >> reporter: even though it happened 4 hours before the first planes were to take off, one flight was canceled and several delayed. >> unexpected. wait, what is going on? >> reporter: that is what airport officials were asking as well. their priority was to make sure travelers could

alex sadvidge, ktvu news. >>> this year aaa saw a fall in travel. five to six percent travel done by air. two to three percent traveled by train or bus or other transportation. >>> the chp and law enforcement all over the state have flooded freeways and roads looking for impaired drivers over the long thanksgiving weekend. as of this morning, 186 people had been arrested since thursday in the bay area. 1,073 have been arrested statewide. >>> fewer passengers are flying in and out of oakland airport than in years past. the oakland airport has dropped by 5 million since 2007. and that slump comes as crowds in san francisco airport jumped by about 9 million over the same period. >>> meantime sfo is enlisting the help of canines to make traveling a little more enjoyable. volunteers from the san francisco spca will begin visiting the airport with eight certified therapy dogs to help soothe the frayed nerves of stressed out passengers. the brigade have signs that say pet me. >>> hundreds of fixes and increased capacity, the federal health care website is

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we're live in richmond, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> go to ktvu for more information on how you can help. >>> san francisco's palace of fine arts was a scene of a pay per view celebrity wedding tonight. they called their concert wedding a winter wonder land wedding and music event. journey and tower of power performed. some of the pay per view proceeds will be donated to typhoon victims in the philippines. by the way the cost of city permits alone for this event were about $.25 million. >>> foster city police are looking for witnesses of an accident in the san mateo bridge that ended with a man in the water. that man was pulled into a coast guard boat with the help of a rope. police say the man crashed his honda suv during an argument with his wife. they say the couple then continued to fight physically outside the car. that's when the man reportedly jumped 15 feet into the water. authorities are considering domestic violence charges. >>> fireplaces must remain idle again tomorrow. in a pressing weather pattern is lingering and trapping pollution close to the ground. the

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are without heat and when power may be finally restored. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvuannel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >>> a burglar steals christmas from a family prompting police to do more than just investigate. saddened by the burglary officers and firefighters stepped up to help the family hit by the christmas eve thief. as ktvu's ken pritchett tells us the children had nothing to open yesterday morning but they had plenty of presents today. >>> the stalking were hung for old saint nick. the victims were children. >> i felt scared. >> reporter: their presents all gone. >> it was very sad. and disappointing. >> reporter: they were out tuesday night. they didn't notice till morning that gifts had been taken from their home. >> for the kids. something that it -- that should never happen. broke their hearts. >> reporter: today christmas was saved. >> teddy bears. >> reporter: when the family went to the police department where a patrol car was covered in gifts. >> every officer felt sorry for their loss. >> reporter: police officers donated money and collected gift cards and

the new service was internet giant plans to launch in the very near future. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. we want to take you out live. this is the bank of america atm in vallejo. police are investigating robberies there at that atm. county center alex savidge is out there getting more information. he will let us know what we need to watch out for coming up in a few minutes. good morning. its monday december 2nd i'm pam cook. >> brand new day, new month, new week. let's check weather and traffic. steve, i need to find my jacket now. >> you better find it now. that is a very good morning to everybody. not a bad day. this is just your transition day. it will still be mostly sunny. just not as warm. clouds will increase to the north. there could be light rain up toward mendocino county and lake county. to the cooler. steve mcqueen the great escape. and much colder. thank you, dave. and then on wednesday. patchy fog though. some of that on the bridges could relouis visibility. here comes that system. this could deliver some light rain up to the mendoc

the morning news continues. >>> ktvu channel 2 morning news starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 ng news. >>> we are looking live once again as we approach our 6:00 hour, the ntsb hearingsare going on right now in washington d.c. and they are discussing what happened in the crash of the airlines flight 214 last summer in san francisco and the chairman, deborah who we have seen a lot of during the initial stages, she gave the opening remarks. they will hear from witnesses, pilot's association, some from boeing, we will have updates throughout the morning. >> right now it is wednesday december 11th, i

channel 2 morning news. >>> -- ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> an independent doctor has been appointed at a court hearing to decide the fate of that girl just wrapped up and joining us now with reaction from the family and the hospital, brian? >> reporter: good afternoon to you but the key was to find an independent doctor who had no affiliation with oakland children's. the judge eventually appointed a doctor with ties to stanford. >> i reviewed his resume and with that kind of information he stands to be imminently qualified and i understand he is available to begin the testing today. >> reporter: now the judge appointed paul fisher, he is the chief of neurology at children's hospital and according to the doctor he plans on starting the testing which includes an eeg to look into blood flow into her brain. she had severe bleeding and eventually went brain dead. the battle is to keep her on support at least until christmas and her mother told the nurse they had to change her settings even though there is a temporary retraining order. >> we need

new information about the ten- day mourning period planned in honor of nelson mandela. its all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. we are looking at a very dark starbucks. people not able to get their coffee this morning in benicia and even worse a lot of them not getting their heat this morning because the power is out effecting hundreds of people over in benicia and ktvu claudine wong is out there this morning checking in on what happened and the progress of when that power will be turned

in washington, d.c., ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and stay with ktvu tomorrow for ken's live reports san jose police officers are now getting an 11% raise. the city council voted today to approve the pay increase in the hopes of keeping officers from leaving san jose for more lucrative jobs. today the city council also named interim police chief larry esquivel to the permanent position. >>> and there was more than talk about thermal dynamics. the classroom provided a back door as safeway donated tablets to the school. safeway decided it didn't need the computers. the donation includes $30,000 to reprogram the net books for student use. a survey by a local nonprofit found 30% of public school students in west oakland had computers and internet access in their homes. >>> a woman was found dead in a hospital stairwell more than two months ago. now two investigates the internal problem holding up answers. >> just makes us look more incompetent. >>> temperatures are on the rise but you may still feel the chill. the cities that will be coldest tomorrow morning. >>> and coming up a wine sal

ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we know that people celebrate on new years by firing their guns but ktvu's john sasaki was surprised to find out how common it is in richmond. last year there were 100 shootings in a 6 hour period. >> reporter: richmond was quiet but new year's eve is a different story. >> sounds like afghanistan. >> reporter: all the gunfire while residents celebrate the new year. this is the shot spotter system that records all the shooters in the city. >> concern for our safety and the people that is out there. >> reporter: 800 shootings over the last four months of last year but more than 100 shootings in 6 hours over last new year's eve. in those 117 incidents half involved multiple gun shots. 37 were more than 5 rounds and 16 were 10. the highest number 28. >> what goes up must come down. >> reporter: police want to convince you to stop firing into the air. >> people can be hurt. property could be damage. >> reporter: police say in 1999 a man was killed by a falling bullet. >> we had gun shots go off in one area and we have been able to locate houses or cars or