silva and cardenas are considered armed and dangerous. it's 6:37.forecast with christina loren. >> good morning to you. a friday, we've got a great looking weekend on tap. a little drizzle this morning provided by a really deep marine layer so watch for that but overall, all of that cloud cover will clear out. i'm thinking by about 9:30 and then probably 12 and 1:30 at the coast. mostly cloudy start for most of the bay area. sunny later. bring the shades with you. we'll have full sunshine by about 4:00 p.m. by the weekend, warm inland. cool and choudy at the coast. you can get by with a fly fan and save on the ac bill. 55 in san francisco. 56 in oakland and 57 in napa with cloud cover all the way from novato through the inland area. in livermore, you'll warm up to about 79 degrees later on today. we'll get a little warmer as we head to monday, tuesday and wednesday as high pressure builds in. it will bring our highs in the mid 80s and at the coast the low 70s. the same.cc1: 79 in fremont today. 77 in redwood city. we're not kmaning, though. we'll ta

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he says fidel silva and jaime cardenas are responsible for a murder. he said they left for colorado. the chief said that they came back and committed two more murders. >> the murder of hugo chavez and we expect him. we have three people that we tie to two maybe three murders. >>> the community has been providing police are more information and that has been a big part of solving crimes and they identified hot spots in the city and increased patrol. they enhanced investigations but also contacted gang members and let them know about city programs to get them out of gangs and they are trying to get closer to the community and get feed back. >> we want to hear from the community what we are doing right and what might help them. >> reporter: information that will get criminals off the street. jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>> temperatures were cooler today thanks to the fog and drizzle. fog close to the coast line kept temperatures down low 60s. big change was inland valleys. 76 concord. 76 livermore. a change of 10 degrees for the inland valleys today. 12 degre

police say they received tips that point to cardenas and silva as suspects.hird man christian fuentes was picked up for a parole violation. they are named in two armed robberies and a shooting in grand junction, colorado. they are considered armed and dangerous. >> a flaw in the parole system could be the reason a marin county deputy lost his life. the district attorney says the court did not know that thomas had a history of making threats f. they did he may not have been freed on probation for drug charges. a month after his last court date he shot and killed deputy jim mathison during a confrontation at the home of hallerin's ex-girlfriend. they didn't review documents including restraining orders from his ex-wife and girlfriend. investigators did not turn over the documents because they didn't seem relevant to the drug charges. >> 5:45 now. friends and family will say final farewell today to a man some dubbed as san francisco's bad santa. an irish wake at lefty o'doole's for 69-year-old john thome found dead in his hotel room last week. he was a long time

cardenas and silva wanted for killings.last night the police chief held a town hall meeting to discuss this problem. however, some community members are concerned that police the police response may be causing even more problems. >> you cannot allow these police officers coming from different jurisdictions coming into east palo alto and the east palo alto police department pulling people over due to the war on drugs. >> we had a spike on violence. you responded. we responded. we have a lot more things to do. >> there have been six homicides in east palo alto this year. >>> right now the time is 4:49 and more oakland police officers could rejoin the department than previously thought. ktvu was there on monday as chief anthony bass welcomed 25 police officers. eight more officers are set to return in the weeks ahead. that is according to the oakland tribune. chief bass tells the paper that there are signs that the application for a grant could be approved. that would pay for another 32- 36 police officers. a decision is expec

. >> reverse mortgage specialist cardenas market uncertainty means more business. >> they start to look at other options, what can they do to stay within their home for as long as possible. >> reporter: but reverse mortgages aren't an option if you're under 65. >> i thought i would be retired by now and i'm not. and we have three generations living in our house right now. so, that says a lot right there. >> over the long term the markets will in all likelihood recover. >> reporter: james dowd says what goes down generally goes back up and that the swings in the market are driven by sentiment, reaction to negative economic news. but that news is based on data that shows real danger. at least that's what berkeley economist harley shaken told me less than an hour ago. he says markets do not like uncertainty and the country is in uncharted waters. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu news. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes, we'll tell you about tomorrow's forecast and some places will be warming. i'll tell you what places those will be. >>> disturbing new video in jaycee dug

. >> reverse mortgage specialist cardenas market uncertainty means more business. >> they start to look at other options, what can they do to stay within their home for as long as possible. >> reporter: but reverse mortgages aren't an option if you're under 65. >> i thought i would be retired by now and i'm not. and we have three generations living in our house right now. so, that says a lot right there. >> over the long term the markets will in all likelihood recover. >> reporter: james dowd says what goes down generally goes back up and that the swings in the market are driven by sentiment, reaction to negative economic news. but that news is based on data that shows real danger. at least that's what berkeley economist harley shaken told me less than an hour ago. he says markets do not like uncertainty and the country is in uncharted waters. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu news. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes, we'll tell you about tomorrow's forecast and some places will be warming. i'll tell you what places those will be. >>> distur >>> tomorrow state lawmaker

cardenas and silva are believed to be dangerous and affiliated with gangs.ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is in east palo alto where angry outrage almost derailed a meeting. >> reporter: the police chief described these two suspects as being sought as engaging in a spree of violence. however, some at this meeting tonight accused the city of misspending or -- not earmarking those funds for crime. >> what has been presented up there is making the news media and everybody else think that east palo alto is addressing these issues and they're not. >> you cannot allow these police officers coming from different jurisdictions coming into palo alto from other places to make stops just because of the fight on crime. >> reporter: the chief says while there have been six homicides already, compared to four for all of last year, shootings are down 46%. >> we had a spike of violence, you responded, we responded. we have a lot more things to do, our goal must be not to have another murder in east palo alto the rest of the year. >> east palo alto. it's our community. we're looking o

cardenas and silva are believed to be dangerous and affiliated with gangs.ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is in east palo alto where angry outrage almost derailed a meeting. >> reporter: the police chief described these two suspects as being sought as engaging in a spree of violence. however, some at this meeting tonight accused the city of misspending or -- not earmarking those funds for crime. >> what has been presented up there is making the news media and everybody else think that east palo alto is addressing these issues and they're not. >> you cannot allow these police officers coming from different jurisdictions coming into palo alto from other places to make stops just because of the fight on crime. >> reporter: the chief says while there have been six homicides already, compared to four for all of last year, shootings are down 46%. >> we had a spike of violence, you responded, we responded. we have a lot more things to do, our goal must be not to have another murder in east palo alto the rest of the year. >> east palo alto. it's our community. we're looking o

cardenas and silva are suspects in two killings.llings in east palo alto came during a violent year in that city. there have already been six homicides in east palo alto this year. that compares to four of all of last year. last night the police chief held a town hall meeting to discuss this growing problem of deadly gang violence. community member are concerned the police response nay be causing more problems. >>> our time is 6:49. let's see if we have traffic problems in the commute, sal. how are we looking? >> we are looking okay. things are waking up a little bit on the commute. we are getting more crowding. as we look right here at downtown san jose. if you are driving there. 87 is looking good. a loot of people use that. so far it has been a nice drive. and if you are driving to 237 for your trip into the valley you will see traffic light there. it looks good driving over to 101. this is a little lighter than it usually is. maybe it's friday light. i don't want to get too happy yet but it looks like it. the peninsula traffic l

cardenas and silva are suspects in two killings in east palo alto.st night the police chief held a town hall meeting to discuss the growing problem of deadly gang violence. however, some community members accused the city of playing politics with the very serious problem. >> what was presented up here is making the news media and everybody else think that east palo alto is addressing these issues and they are not. >> we had a spike of violence. you responded, we responded, we have a lot more things to do. the goal is to not have another murder in east palo alto this year. >> there have already been six homicides this year. that compares to four of all of last year. >>> fire investigators still are not sure what caused five fires near train tracks but they say a freight train may be responsible. those fires started yesterday in the town of knightsen. the flames burned mostly grass out there. neighbors got an emergency phone call warning them to stay inside. fire crews came from as far away as morgan hill. >> for a day that is fairly common weather and

police want help in finding two murder suspects. 20-year-old fidel silva and 19- year-old jaime cardenasccused of gunning down two people in separate shootings last month. one happened july 13, the other july 19. between those dates, the two are believed to have gone to colorado and killed a person there on july 16. >>> two suspects in an antioch armed robbery are going to be arraigned today. this is the case in which 16- year-old hassan ford appeared to be kidnapped triggering an amber alert statewide. well, now police believe he was involved in a plot against his employer al's barbershop. also arrested in this case 23- year-old eric walker. >>> 40 years after a man known as d.b. cooper hijacked a plane a bay area man is talking about his experience on the flight. his name is jack almstad. he lives in livermore now. 40 years he was on board with marquis cooperrer. he didn't know it was being hijacked at the time but looking back he believes he did see a bag carrying the $200,000 ransom. he says he even shared a moment with mr. cooper. >> i said, gee, we are up here so long, if we waited

they were purchased by cardenas, about 30 of them, and they were the birth of the pair -- parra -- paramilitary group that is linked the gulf cartel, and linked to the former president of mexico, his brother raul was in jail for elicit enrichment. some $80 million they found in a swiss bank account. and that, of course, paramaltier -- paramilitary, had direct connections with the counterinsurgency force, and had received training from the israeli defense forces. i saw one point they had taken classes in such tactics like firing assault weapons from high-speed ground vehicles, things that later they came to deploy with great success. that left us with 15 years later split off from the stuck tour of the gulf cartel and has become what is considered one of mexico's most heinous drug traffic organizations. he also just another little like kind of moment of failure -- his first ever drug czar was a general named rubio. he is now in federal prison, charged with protecting a cartel family. when the reporter gained access to the maximum security prison, and interviewed all these superhigh level politic

mauricio cardenas spoke eloquently about the changes going on internally in economics particularly in the commodity sector in south america and russia emphasize you weren't talking about mexico or the central american companies but the commodity export to china. let me broaden this out and talk about local trade negotiations. latin america, specifically brazil and other countries in south america have taken strong positions in the wto context about what they want to see advanced in those discussions and what they are not willing to come to agreement on at this point but based on your analysis of how these economies are changing for manufacturing are their implications in terms of global trade negotiations? would you anticipate more emphasis on services as a negotiation platform for the brazilian bourse somebody else? how do you see that? >> i think the question that the manufacturing sector has been declining, it is a major concern, something that politicians talk about. something that worries people. the main point here is there are not enough employment opportunities. we talk a lot

mauricio cardenas is the director of our national -- latin american initiative.efore joining brookings, he served as the colombian minister of transportation, director of national planning, and minister of economic development. he has written several books and academic papers in his time as a think-tank researcher. he has taught economics in various places including the university of california at berkeley. i want to start with tom mann. i want to have you analyze for us the nature of the dysfunction and whether you see this as somehow getting fixed anytime soon. >> i can only smile. i am afraid i will start this session of without my normal burst of optimism. you mentioned "the broken branch" and the sequel is "it's even worse than it looks." [laughter] the signs of dysfunction are all around us. most immediate was the dreadful experience. charles krauuthamer said the system is working but everyone else sees this as truly an embarrassment, a matter of great seriousness than potential damage but utterly unnecessary. i'm talking about the hostage- taking of the de

[laughter] >> before we go to the audience for questions, mauricio cÁrdenas, tell us about western hemispherereactions to all of this. >> i lost the argument. brazil is not going to replace the u.s.. [laughter] >> obviously, i think if we think of the debt as the issue, and the debt is going from 70% of gdp, to 80% of gdp in the next four years by. inertia, if we think that the u.s. has supremacy, there is now a contender, the next one in the marathon as miles behind, we can enjoy the summer, white for the bipartisan commission proposal and if nothing comes out of that, we wait until after the elections. i think that sense of complacency is misplaced. is this place for one reason. the damage it is -- it is misplaced by one reason. the damage is not empowered and competitors. the damage is the u.s. economy. to do too many things at the same time making the welfare state, in infrastructure reject its priority is becoming the -- it is priority is becoming a global supplier of last resort, and in many cases of all may resort. with all of those burdens, and the current levels of taxation, i think