one992, in the scene owned channel. -- nbc owned one channel. today they own 22 cable channels plus 11 regional sports network. they deny consumers access to what was once a free program. last year broadcasters pulled the plug and 91 markets. we see to pass i had as congress considers reauthorization. one is to eliminate these laws entirely. we believe the approach is better than today's hodgepodge of aging regulations. the other possibility would be to make existing law smarter. to do so we strongly believe congress should address blackouts. in light of the fact that broadcasters use the public spectrum, block out should be considered. unger's could allow it to provide our customers with distant network signals. this is important to consumers. distant networks will be a poor substitute and we would have every incentive to negotiate a carriage deal. they can negotiate directly with consumers. a consumer could, for example, choose abc and nbc, but opt out of cbs and fox. as they do today with hbo and show time. this would end blackouts, allow for

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channel to reach one billion you tube views. new song russia and around the world this is all i see was me. and welcome to the program. one hundred and fifty four years the amount of time whistleblower bradley mining could spend behind bars he's a spanish trial begins later today in the u.s. after his arrest and twenty ten which saw him charged with aiding the enemy on two legs thousands of classified documents online content of the details for us it was a video that shocked the world footage of a u.s. apache helicopter killing twelve iraqi civilians including two journalists collateral murder the cold blooded brutality of the occupation captured on film it was leaked by a young american soldier army private bradley manning the video was uploaded to wiki leaks but it would prove to be just the tip of the iceberg the former army intelligence analyst leaked more than seven hundred thousand documents containing classified information to that whistle blowing web site they included reports of torture abuse higher than acknowledge civ

i think a single large hotel will do the opposite of connecting the channel housing to mission bay. the one thing we're not talking about is we'll hope you'll continue to work with the seawall and everything this is happening there particularly this might interfere with the openness and call your next witness the open in essence your project is doing. i hope that will be a mature >> the commission is going to take a short break here and continue on item

we will have more tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we checked the faa for delays and we learned flights are backed up at san francisco international airport for more than three hours. however there are no delays in oakland or san jose. you can get ktvu channel 2 news weather updates anytime. live storm tracker two on www.ktvu.com. and updates and forecasts on twitter as well as the ktvu channel 2 news facebook page. >>> developing news in san francisco. there was gunfire at a muni bus stop. two people were hit. they were shot this afternoon on middle point road. the two were just sitting. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live at the hospital where the two victims were taken with late details. eric? >> reporter: in the last hour police confirmed one of the two victims, a young man died here at the hospital. family says his girlfriend a17- year-old is still here fighting -- a 17-year-old is still here fighting for her life. tis afternoon the couple was sitting at a bus stop just outside the

live in washington kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:16. berkeley police want your help in the search for a man suspected of a sexual assault on cal fraternity and sorority row. john anthony martin described as 6'6", 280 pounds ask accuse -- is is accused of going into a woman's bedroom and sexually assaulting her while she was asleep. the woman says he ran away when she woke up and screamed. >>> squatters may be to blame for a house fire in oakland. this one started last night at an abandoned house. witness told firefighters they saw squatters leaving the building at the time of the fire. firefighters put out the flames quickly. no one was hurt but the investigation goes on. >>> once again a federal judge is issuing an important warning to oakland city hall. the judge is accusing city leaders of not cooperating with the man he hired to clean up oakland's troubled police department. this is the second time the judge has complained about thomas frazier. >>> time now 5:17. the golden gate district will spend $20 million to improve one of its

. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us june 27th, i am pam cook. >> can you scare up some sunshine today? >> well for most, is it going to be muggy again? >> the higher humidity is there but except for that fog. 60s and 70s and 80s, there is going to be a pretty good summertime pattern if you are far enough away from the coast, here is sal. >>> northbound 101 as you drive across town to the 808 split in san -- 880 split in san francisco, but thick fog is on the span, let's go back to the desk. >>> we are topping our 6:00 hour with some breaking news, a fatal shooting in oakland and i want to take you live to the scene, it is a huge police response, that neighborhood is cordoned off with the police tape and this is a live picture with what is going on today. this is a street in oakland and we are told, there is a number of people standing nearby and we are not sure if they are possible witnesses to what happened and there is a number of people out on their balconies to see a very active scene and t

channels. so you can see that the police is showing on balance it's excessive violence against against protesters. the protests are continuing some of them are very peaceful some of them a truce. at tens and look for instance last night as far as we have learned in on kara there has been police. use of one of those against the against protest protesters in cairo but there are also some some it came in. from from like twitter users etc so it's a bit i mean it's not easy to say that they are that they are always acting with their provoked. brawn debt ramifications do you expect to have for the country and the region especially considering syria is just across the border. yes i mean it would border a very for instance yesterday we have witnessed the stock exchange has fallen ten percent as you know turkey to turkish government but turkey in the last couple of years were very proud of its economy and its for the benefit of the turkish people if the economies go on those down and the stability or th

eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> to philadelphia. the search continues tonight for survivors of a deadly building collapse. >> there is people that fell over. people started screaming. ran across the street. people inside the building. you heard them scream. >> witnesses scribed the scene in philadelphia today. one person died. 13 hurt when a four story building collapsed on to a salvation army store. people raced in to help victims trapped. rescue crews used buckets and hands to move the rubble and reach the survivors who were calling for help. >> we heard a bang, explosion, whatever, everything was collapsed. we started pulling people out. >> we ran down, started running into had rubble and pulling people out. one lady was stuck. five of us were moving rocks, debris. pulled her out. >> officials are now investigating that accident. >>> a rough day on wall street. weak economic reports of hiring, jobs and factory orders spent stocks down -- sent stock down. the dow is down 216 to 14,960. the nasdaq is down 43 at 3,401. the s&p is do

a story ktvu channel 2 news broke last night at 10:00 p.m. the couple isaccused of running a brothel in san jose. and now we learned they are suspected of being part of a larger operation. ktvu's alex savage is live with the details and the charges they are facing. alex? >> reporter: prosecutors said today they are worried the defendant could post bond and leave to china where he is from. he is facing charges of pimping and human trafficking and his wife is facing the same charges but right now she is on the run. >> reporter: accused of forcing women to work as prostcute, zhi liu was -- prostcute, zhi liu was in -- prostitutes, zhi liu was in court. a judge orded zhi liu not to leave california if he posts bond. >> i think we always have concerns about people leaving the country. especially when they are from another country. >> reporter: he is accused of running a brothel. agents searched the place yesterday, seizing $50,000 in cash, computers and records. investigators say the evidence suggests zhi liu and his woman brought in women to work

channel to reach one billion views. a very good morning to you from all of us here at the moscow it's just after ten am here in the russian capital. with the global headlines one hundred and fifty four years the amount of time whistleblower bradley manning could end up spending behind bars is espionage trial begins later today in america this softer his arrest in two thousand and ten which saw him charged with aiding the enemy after he leaked thousands of classified documents online details. she filed this report. it was a video that shocked the world footage of a u.s. apache helicopter killing twelve iraqi civilians including two journalists collateral murder the cold blooded brutality of the occupation captured on film it was leaked by a young american soldier army private bradley manning the video was uploaded to wiki leaks but it would prove to be just the tip of the iceberg the former army intelligence analyst leaked more than seven hundred thousand documents containing classified information to that whistle blowin

ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> stay with us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news and www.ktvu.com, because when that decision comes down we will bring it to you live on air and on line and we will have an in- depth look on a news special at 6:30 that night. >>> bart workers are preparing for the possibility of a strike. katie is live in oakland where workers are planning to pass out leaflets, katie? >> reporter: they are planning to dump the bump but they want to talk about their contentious union negotiations which are somewhile stagnant. that is where behind me they will be passing out leaflets and this tthe contract yarn -- the contract negotiations could lead to a strike. they are asking them to pay more for health insurance and meanwhile bart employees are asking for pay increases and safety measures to protect station agents against assault. i have spoken with people from both sides of this issue and union reps say they there no consensus but they have until the end of next week to negotiate and two state leaders have joined the contract talks and things became so heated that employe

. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> good evening. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> 10-15 minutes ago president obama arrived in the bay area. we saw him get ought of air force -- off of air force one. ktvu's patty lee and ktvu's cara liu at moffett field where air force one just touched down. >> we saw the president greeting a group of 50 folks here, invited guests by the white house. we see a number of families with children. we saw him saying hello to him. there is so many people here, i am having a difficult time seeing. hopefully you can see our picture. the vehicle is starting to roll at this point. the folks here, we heard a loud cheer from them as the president arrived and said hello to folks out here. >> the president arrived early, didn't he? >> he did. air force one touched down around 5:40 p.m. this afternoon, 15 minutes ahead of schedule. that is something that folks here were not expecting. >> all right. cara liu live in moffett field. thank you. and on the agenda tonight, the fundr

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they have so many channels.hhroom on there, and not to mention the screen behind me. they have the oprah winfrey network, "animal planet", tlc, 3-net, which is a 3-d channel. they're coming up with something called test tube which they hope will launch, brand new, hyper, hyper, hyper popular programing. launching it all the president and ceo of discovery communication. thank you for joining us. let's put this behind you. this is very impressive with all the channels. to look at all of them, david, to see not only fill them with content that people definitely want to see but at the same time, have a stock price that is up 48% year-over-year and 200% since you took over. what is the number one thing you feel you've done right over the past two years to really keep discovery communication at the helm of non-fiction broadcasting? >> when i took over discovery a little over seven years ago, there was no question it was the number one platform media company in the world. we had 14 channels here in the u.s. and between

paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a woman is dead after a freak accident. she was riding her bike when she was crushed by a truck. two trucks slammed into each other this morning. the truck tipped over and crushed the bike rider who was in the sidewalk at the time. investigators are trying to determine who might be at fault. no word on the victim's name. >>> six people, including a 11- year-old are safe after a boating accident. ktvu's rob roth is live with the key decision that helped saved lives here. rob? >> reporter: it was a happy ending to what could have been a tragic day here off the coast. >> reporter: a member of the harbor patrol was cleaning up the boat this ternpeople from a sinking sink boat. this is what the boat looked like moments after -- sinking boat. this is what the boat looked like moments after. >> we went out to help the people. >> the six people were from the central valley. they were fishing two miles out from pillar point when the boat got into trouble. >> the boat went dead in the water. could not move anymore. the water gone ove

channel to reach one billion you tube views. good morning from moscow just after nine am on monday on. international headlines. a wave. police clashed with protesters for a fourth day running a security forces used tear gas and water cannons as protesters responded with stones and homemade barricades activists also tried to break through police lines and attack the prime minister's office many have been injured shops and universities being turned into makeshift hospitals the u.s. says security forces to quote exercise restraint and turkey's prime minister rejected the accusations of being a dictator and dismissed the protesters as an extremist. to push ahead with plans to demolish a public park that ultimately rest of the reporter. correspondent. this . looks like a scene from reward. burnt cars makeshift barricades broken shop windows not exactly what residents of the city are used to this cortez is not only for trucks and gives a park this is the. policy of governments under pressure. for . for about ten years the current chao

in san francisco, alex ktvu channel 2 news. firefighters are still in the dounl residential hotel where the three-alarm broke out this morning. they're called about 7:45 a.m.. they quickly evacuated the building. no one was seriously hurt but four people were evacuated at the scene. the fire began at the second floor, there is no words of what is the exact cause. >>> a milpitas father caused o of a car crashed that killed his son. 34-year-old gilbert gil was arraigned yesterday of two charges in connection of the june 4th of south pay driveway. >>> police say two cars were racing when they crashed on gregory lane near cars avenue just after 12:30 this morning. one drive was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the driver of the other car also went to the hospital and she was arrested there. police say she's facing charges of drunk drivinge scene of an accident. no words on other drivers were to face any charges. >>> 48 south bay members of a major prison gang. 39 men and 9 women were named of the indictment. the others

live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, tara. >>> governor jerry brown and kamala harris say it's full speed ahead for gay marriage ceremonies. >> as soon as they lift that stay, marriages are on. [laughter] >> thank you for the clarity. >> the wedding bells will ring. [laughter] >> harris's comments came just less than an hour ago in los angeles. she urged the appeals court to lift the prop 8 injunction as soon as possible. harris acknowledged the legal right of the court to delay that action for up to 25 days. the governor also issued an order to county clerks earlier today to beangy -- to begin the issuing of marriage licenses as soon as the injunction is lifted. president obama issued a statement praising the supreme court's decision on the defense of marriage act. he commended the supreme court for triking down part of doma and said "this was discrimination enshrined in law. it treated, loving, mated couples as a separate and lesser class of people. the supreme court has righted that wrong our country is bet

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ktvu channel 2 morning news alex savage has been on the scene and we are learning one of the victims turned the tables on one of the tackers in this case. >> reporter: yes, san francisco police are trying to figure out why this family of four was targeted in a home invasion. they live here all the way down the block on the right-hand side and you can still see police officers on the right- hand side and crime scene technicians are here gathering evidence. three armed men broke in and began shooting, a man and woman who live here were both hit by gunfire and the woman is in critical condition right now. one of the shooting victims wrestled the gun away from the gunman and shot him with it. that gunman was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police tell us two children were home at the time during the shooting but they were not hurt. >> they were taken to the hospital for observation and hopefully they will be fine. >> reporter: police also say 2 of the three gunmen involved, the two gunmen who were not shot were able to escape before police arrived and they don't have a solid

i think a single large hotel will do the opposite of connecting the channel housing to mission bay. the one thing we're not talking about is we'll hope you'll continue to work with the seawall and everything this is happening there particularly this might interfere with the openness and call your next witness the open in essence your project is doing. i hope that will be a mature >> conspires were on say regular calendar for amendments to the planning code could establish the commercial district. please know this the relating an approval with modifications. >> hi. the item before you is a ordinance that seemed familiar to you with on order to approve on november of last year, however, supervisor reed took over the sponsorship and modified. after this gentleman speaks i'll take the opportunity to thank the specify and her office for working so closely with our office. thank you >> good afternoon legislative aid to supervisor breed. i'd like to thank everyone for working with us to colonel. i have comments that relate both the item 11 and 12. i'll offer those now. our office didn't pr

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ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> only on two, ktvu received video and before we show it to you, we want it warn you some viewers might find it disturbing. this is surveillance video during a shooting in oakland over the weekend. you see here, comes out the suspect, shooting into a crowd. then stops over a boy who fell to the ground and shoots him. we stopped the video before the shooting happened. at this point two other people we know were shot and they are recovering from their injuries. this was just one of the shootings that made for a violent couple of days in oakland. in the past hour the police chief talked about the violence. cara liu was there. what did he say? >> reporter: one of the things he said is that she planning to shift around resources as part of his strategy and choosing to target side shows. he shared this at headquarters 30 minutes ago. >> reporter: he says they breed violence. dozens ran for cover, three people were shot, including a woman who is in critical condition. the side shows aren't the only problem. this weekend has been a violent one in oakland

right now, fox is going to launch a new channel. -- launched a new channel nbc launched a new channel. there are conference networks. turner, cbs -- we have plenty of competition. it is competition for programming rights, advertising dollars. and for eyeballs. >> where to go from here? >> it gets more collocated and competitive. everybody understands it is sports. it's a sweet spot of media. it is almost the only thing you have to watch live. that has increase is value. everybody has seen that now. whether it is people partner and to show sports as we have it on facebook and other networks and other cable networks. everybody understands sports rights are quite valuable. >> when it comes to espn sports and tv everywhere, isn't available on all devices? >> yes, it is. that's the perfect question for me. the answer is it yes. it is important to us. if you have to watch your game live, it is best to be in your living room with a big hd screen in front of you. if you are in the office for the world cup, you watch it on your computer. if you are at the picnic, you watch it on your tablet. i

channels international channels sharing this information and we have to find out about it on the international channels it's unfair to the people but many believe there is a certain responsibility that comes with being a provider of news and those in turkey have failed at it i don't know what will happen in the future but we have only one channel which shows everything in this country and it's really really our company says that it cannot stand in for example my mother she lives in a little village if i don't call her she will know nothing but the growing magnitude of protests some of the privately owned channels caught on to the event and tried to make up for lost time i think there's one news channels which has a direct one said that they were sorry they made a mistake for not covering the events now they are covering it's quite well but the boss to state media ice is not. saying that it's. misguided. as some extreme terrorist groups a far fetched stance it may be but those on taksim just as thousands of people on streets and squares all over turkey don't really seem to care anymore they don

rethink possible. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news.e looking at a lower opening and i will tell you why it's following a drop in asia overnight. all the european markets i'm looking at them right now. they're all down pretty big. three quarters to 1.5%. a lot has to do with worries about the global economy. concerns about what the federal reserve might do to slow the pace of its stimulus program and also in japan what japan has beenoing. that is the opening bell live. having a yale ceo summit. >> as our friend dave clark says we will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us on ktvu channel 2 morning news it's wednesday, june 5th i'm brian flores. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. >> police say the suspect damaged property and had a run in with a homeless man. tara moriarty is at the berkeley estuary where the suspect's car was pulled out of the water. tara. >> reporter: yeah this is certainly a bizarre chain of events that led up to the suspects being here. if you take a look behind me it started with a hammer attack i

the first global views channel to reach you chub billion. in northern china one hundred twelve people are now confirmed dead ultra slaughterhouse birth into flames in the early hours of the morning more than three hundred were in the building one. five broke out only about a third of that money leaving schools are accounted for. the exits were not trapping workers in find the banning. of a tick a partridge for old latest from the scene. new york magistrate judge gary brown has ruled that it's ok to track people's location via their cell phone the judge supports his decision by saying that there is no legitimate expectation of privacy in the perspective of a cellular telephone where the individual has failed to protect his privacy but taking the simple expedient of powering it off this statement seems to hint that cell phones are some sort of fun luxury and that people are just too lazy to turn off their phones when they want privacy this ignores the fact that there are many people who have to be on call twenty four seven like surgeons and se

in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. the stock price dropped today, the company edward snowden works for. they closed down 46 opponents. in wall street today, the dow is down 9 to 15,238. underunderthe s&p is down 0.57 to-- the nasdaq is up 4 at 3,473. the s&p is down 0.57 to 1,642. 346 a decision is expected any day now. a judge in fran over turned -- in san francisco over turned prop 8. if the supreme court sides with the appeal's court same-sex marriages could begin once again in california. the court is expected to rule on the defense of marriage act that defines marriage between a man and woman. >> you will see a huge impact on millions of people. >> the supreme court has two weeks to rule on the cases before breaking for the summer. >>> they met in san francisco, got married in massachusetts and now they are getting divorced. she is the star of glee and she said they have decided to end their marriage. they met at a 2009 fundraiser. they got married in may 2010. >>> the man known as ochocinco was sentenced to 30 da

the first global news channel to reach you chub billion. two suspects charged with worsening murdering a soldier in london have appeared in a separate court during his first hearing in westminster one of the south they demanded. paid be called by his muslim name while holding a copy of the koran both claim that time was revenge for british military campaigns in muslim countries and associate editor at the guardian newspaper seamus milne says such attacks are something intelligence agencies have been warning about since nine eleven obviously those politicians who support the word terror and introduce your question of afghanistan and interventions in other muslim countries don't want to be held responsible for that so what they do is they say it's got nothing to do with it we must listen to what the perpetrators say about why they carrying out these attacks i mean when britain and the united states invaded afghanistan after nine eleven it was said by critics and by the intelligence services that this country and the united states that launchi

caught on to the event and tried to make up for lost time i think there's one news channel which is the director of. that paper story and they made a mistake for not covering. their covering it's quite well but the boss the state media has not yet heard. they're saying that it's. misguided. by some extreme risk groups a far fetched thinset maybe but those on taksim just as thousands of people on streets and squares all over turkey don't really seem to care anymore you don't need a t.v. broadcast to show them what's really happening where they are it in english go r.t. istanbul protesters on eyewitnesses have been giving their accounts of the brutality of turkish police this is one of the latest examples of an excessive use of force in the capital at the video right here showing officers beating a bystander around the head with battens until he falls to the ground. ruptly video agency spoke to a turkish baker working in ankara he said even though he wasn't protesting he was still targeted any. i went out to buy cigarettes the police didn't ask me anything they just beat me. human rig

this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> i think for public safety for meetings not only for police officers but it mines good jobs for young people and it means programs that help organize the community and work with merchants. >> oakland mayor jean kwan talks about crime concerns and how she plans to address them in her budget. meantime residents want more police. good afternoon, i am brian flores. that is the number 1 issue but what is being done about it. sal castaneda spoke with the mayor about the important meeting tonight that could have a direct effect on public safety, sal. >> reporter: all right, i apologize for the sirens going by, one of the biggest concerns for them is crime and today the mayor said she will introduce a budget to have a lot more money for police officers. now we saw a police academy squad drop by this morning. these officers are getting ready to come on line soon. the mayor said she wants to add 911 dispatchers more of them and turn administrative jobs over to civilians to free up officers for patrol. i spoke to her this morning. she told me she wants to have tw

ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this friday morning june 7th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. we go to steve. it depends on where you are how you are going to dress. >> a huge difference. it's a little cool for some. there is a lot of fog out there. some temps in the low 50s. it will be warm to hot inland. that will take the brunt of this. we will see the 90s coming back. 86 santa rosa. 62 pacifica. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. right now 24 westbound looks okay but there is report of a car fire westbound 24 near the caldecott tunnel at wilder road. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the golden gate bridge. now back to the desk. >>> we are following breaking news in alameda county. a cvs pharmacy in hayward will open on time at can this morning. that is despite a car that came plowing into the front entrance. the car left a dent near the doorway. the driver told me he was confused because of construc

keep it here on fox news channel. ep it right here on fox news channel. ♪ ♪ >> gregg: hello, i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news, president obama visits one tiny prison cell that has a huge emotional weight. live in south africa as the president pays tribute to hero nelson mandela.

2 morning news starts right now. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, thank you for joining us, i am pam cook. >> i heard you say it earlier, steve nailed it. >> you will not see what we had on the weekend, i mean -- seriously decades.

the first global views channel to reach you choose billion. or just about twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow still to come for you in this program the seeds of racism growing in israel. we examiner so violent attacks on our younger generations now coming to the fore in racism linked to souls. or the skin to the on sea world update for you right now australia's troops in afghanistan have been ordered to stop handing over prisoners to local security forces and the decision came from the defense minister following accusations of abuse a military officials refused to comment on how long they've been holding prisoners with regulation saying detainees must be transferred within ninety six hours of british troops recently revealed they have been holding for as long as one year. until libya now that is preparing to appeal against demands from the hague to hand over colonel gadhafi son saif al islam for alleged war crimes and they want to have him tried at home but the international crimes court. they say there is no evidence that investigator

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reporting live, david stevenson ktvu channel 2 news. >>> extreme heat tomorrow, a spare the air alert for tomorrow -- alert for tomorrow. higher temperatures. you are asked to cut your power use, avoid using gas powered equipment and take public transit. >>> if you are thinking about going to the beach this weekend, watch out for rip currents. we have live team coverage on the weather. mark tamayo is tracking the heat but we first turn to ktvu's health and science editor john fowler for more on the rip currents and what you should do if you get caught in one. john? >> reporter: that's right. right now we are at ocean beach and it is chilly and the beach is empty but that is expected to change tomorrow. three factors are coming together right now to make the next two days risky, especially here. >> reporter: even on this cool day many people in the water despite the risk. >> i feel safe. i don't know how taswim i am not going to go in -- to swim, i am not going to go in there. >> he took these pictures this afternoon. the water is cold, 52 degrees. waves, and rip currents deadly. >> th

jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. parking in san francisco is a huge problem. would you be willing to pay $82,000 for a single parking spot? >> that is just what one person has done. ktvu's christien kafton is live with more. >> reporter: that parking space is here in the building behind us. we weren't allowed inside but let me give you a sense. we are in a standard parking space. inside that garage this square would cost you $602.94. >> reporter: anyone who has driven in san francisco knows parking could be tough to find and pricy. >> it is expensive. >> reporter: try $82,000 space in this garage. he is the realster who sold -- realtor who sold the spot. >> we didn't think of staging it. >> reporter: he says it is an investment. and an indication on how the market is looking in the city. >> it is an interesting sale. unique. >> reporter: $82,000 byes you a parking -- buys you a parking space in san francisco. >> 36 minutes left. i might have to extended it. >> reporter: some drivers work to recoup the money right awa

stay with ktvu channel 2 news for the decision.e will bring it to you as soon as the announcement is made and we will have coverage in a ktvu news special at 6:30 p.m. the evening they announce the ruling. >>> saratoga is in a tizzy over what is served and where the bar is located. ktvu's jade hernandez is live where the bar will face restrictions. >> reporter: that's right. this is all about location. the bar is right here. but it is next door to a favorite kids stop for yogurt and behind us a elementary school. >> doesn't bother me but i could see how people would be upset. >> reporter: right now there is only one bar. >> the bank has been operating for decades. there hasn't been any issues i am aware of. >> reporter: that is why he didn't foresee any issues with them getting a permit in january. >> we required they provide food service the entire time. the city at the time received a letter of support but by phone one woman was upset over what she calls a nightclub. she said it will bring noise, traffic and crime. one business o

ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this monday morning. june 17th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm partly cloudy dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is still off today but the great rosemary is here. >> good morning. and steve has left me with a fairly easy forecast. nice weather. we've got the fog and low clouds creeping back in and across the bay. at this hour seeing low clouds in areas like oakland and san leandro. you can see it on the graphic. and hugging the coastline of san francisco. it's a cool start-upper 40s to low to mid 50s. today temperatures will continue to cool. it will be a slight one for today with a bigger drop coming on tuesday. i will have your numbers for you. i will show you when we will transition to the warmer weather coming up. good morning, sal. >>> good morning, rosemary. a passenger was killed after a driver crashed into several parked cars. it happened around 2:00 this morning. police say it appears the driver was speeding and alcohol may have

in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> another blow of the oklahoma area tonight. this severe weather is extended to south eastern kansas. that game as been cancelled. throughout the afternoon and evening here, we have been monitoring the storm in oklahoma city. this is just bad news on top of bad news. >> it is the height of tornado season, they're getting hit again tonight. let's take a look at the live storm tracker. i want to show you the length or the amount of area that we are talking about so oklahoma city and we work our way all the way up to st. louis and we are talking about 5 or 600 miles of severe weather across the midwest. the oklahoma city area, right now we have got tornado warns of east of st. louis and all the little icons represent tornadoes that have occurs that's been on the ground and reported. a lot of the tornadoes is north and east of st. louis. we have to warnings in effect. back here our concerns are for fire, a red flag warning went into effect this morning. that red flag warning impact the valley and the north valley and the solano coun

reporting live in san jose, jana ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in connection of the shooting that took place earlier this year. investigators released of this photo of william cordova. he's considered armed and dangerous. the killing took place in north vallejo back in february. richardson was shot several times. police ask anyone with information to contact them. >>> for the first time gave a public account of what she remembers from the attack. the woman who's now 20-year-old told the court that recalling up in the hospital with a lot of pain. she says he did not remember much. she testified she did remember being kicked in the stomach and she testified that she did not drink that night. police report says she has an alcohol level of. 35. >>> christian katherine was in court and he tells us the start of the trial has a strong emotional impact of the jury. >> joseph faced the jury today accused of killing four women dating back in -- lead prosecutors rosemary started the morning off discussing dna evidence and showing the grim's photo graphs of the victims' bodies. he killed the four victim

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christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. continue to search for a man accused of sexually assaulting a young boy in a public bathroom. the boy is being described as under the age of 10, reported that a man had touched him in the bathroom near adventure playground yesterday afternoon. police say the boy described his attacker as a black man with blond hair and green streaks. >> we're hoping that based on this hair description that someone may have seen someone like that or be familiar with a suspect that may frequent this area. >> officers spent several hours severalling that area. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> it was a violent night in antioch. two homicides and possibly a third in just 7 hours. ken pritchett is live in antioch where neighbors say crime is out of control. >> reporter: some ncerou walked around with hand held police scanners. they check it to make sure nothing is going on before they go outside. fears of those -- a span of a few hours. the red on the sidewalk is candle wax. it marks the