i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >> steve, come on, steve. like you told me this story before. >> i left the last chapter off to make it a mystery, dave. >>> lots of low clouds, a few will continue to filter rounding third and heading for home, there will still be some on the lead side and the overnight lows have been cooling down especially coast and bay. we are seeing more 50s and 60s, water temperatures have come down and 68 noon and we will be 78 downtown and there is definitely overcast conditions. it is definitely trending to the low 60s and a lot of 50s on the east bay and still some locations can't bust through brentwood at 62 for some it is rather mild and it is not too shabby as it continues to go out to the delta and there is a

ktvu's clondee w -- claudine wong finds out more. >> reporter: take a look around downtown and you will see all kinds of businesses. but there is one type of business you won't see. >> we don't have a gay bar or well known public sex environment. it is hard to find where men get together to meet other men. >> and that makes his job a little bit harder. she in charge of prevention and testing for the aids project. a portion of money they receive is for outreach. so they have been searching for new ways to reach out. they stick with the traditional billboards and posters but they are also hitting the internet. first it was on craigslist. [ indiscernible ] >> they are looking at a thing that says get tested now. >> reporter: but then they got the idea to take it a step further. they now reach out to the gay community on dating apps. but in this case workers use fake pictures and profiles to start the conversation. >> all different pictures, all different age groups. i think the bottom line is they are all good looking people. >> reporter: if it seems misleading it is but most people don't

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> companies cannot be forced to offer some forms of contraceptives to employees that was ruling from the u.s. supreme court today involving hobby lobby. which is an arts and crafts chain. >> supporters broke into cheers outside the courthouse today. attorneys for hobby lobby argued the mandate under the affordable care act. the owners of the hobby lobby chain are christian and object to providing coverage for contraceptives. plan b and ella and iud devices. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. john fowler has the reaction from shoppers that hobby lobby store in duplin. john? >> reporter: one of the biggest stores here at the plaza. hobby lobby busy today. many shoppers well aware of the supreme courting case. >> reporter: hobby lobby attracts many women shoppers. it specializes in crafts. the company offers healthcare benefits, including birth control bills but what it considers abortion inducive contraceptives it does not -- conducive creptatives it does not offer. >> that will be their decision and they will know what is best for them. >> they shouldn't impose any

ktvu's claudine wong is live with how they faired today. >> reporter: frank, the temperature here is around the century mark, it is hot and few places provide better relief than a swimming pool. >> does everybody have water? >> reporter: on days like this no matter what you do, no matter how hard you try, 5-year- old will tell you it is tough to stay cool. >> tried water. tried drinking water. tried getting sprayed with water. nothing works. >> spread out. >> this is summer and summer camp inwallinate creek means getting -- in walnut creak moans getting outside. lacrosse. frisbee golf and the old favorite capture the flag. but in triple digit heat you can't just have fun, lots of reminders from staff today about sun block. >> putting sun screen on. >> applying and reapplying. shade tents were brought out and a never ending supply of water just kept coming because cup after cup couldn't quench the need to hydrate. >> we try slow them down. we try slow them down. slow them down a little bit. more rest brakes. >> reporter: even the heat couldn't stop this group of kids from summer games

. - claudine wong has more -- ktvu's claudine wong has more. >> reporter: on this quiet street is a home you get that control? >> reporter: that is doing something no one else has done before. >> sometimes to win you have to change the rules. >> reporter: they started 10 years ago. >> the bay bridge when it was built we worked to lay out the foundations when a trip mall gets build we tell them where the buildings go. >> reporter: they bought a 3d printer. now there are four 3d printers. and they have changed everything. they give clients a look at their project in a way no one else can. they create a 3d scan. >> here is san francisco city hall. >> this is all collected within an 8 of an inch. >> reporter: and then clientst get a 3d -- clients get a 3d hard copy. it turns out turning something like this into that has helped put this company on the maps. they just competed against companies from 30 30 countries and walked away with two awards and this company doesn't really call itself that anymore. >> it is a heavy industrial 3d printing service provider. >> reporter: the process is being

it happened yesterday and today ktvu's claudine wong spoke to the parents who say it all began with the man invaded their home and harassed their young children. >> somebody with a gun inside so you have to leave. >> reporter: allen lee said he had just come back from grabbing lunch for his children when he saw police outside of his home. >> i said my family is inside i can't leave. i have to go inside. he said that's not an option. >> reporter: for a few desperate moments he had no idea if his three children and wife were okay. >> he went through everything. all the clothes. so i tried to put -- everything the books are all down. he went to the bedroom, everything. i don't know what he was searching for. >> reporter: police say this man 33-year-old victor mansenares broke into the home. lee says he believes that he came through the back door of a back room that he rents out. a neighbor called police but the children were inside. >> i have three kids in the house. >> he came in, he walked that way and he licked her face. >> reporter: lee says mansenares kissed one of his sleeping daught

that's where we find ktvu's claudine wong.e it's already bebe hind you -- behind you. >> reporter: yes, and the crowd is growing. a lot of red, white and blue. everyone very excited. people are getting ready and excited. i i want to bring in these individuals. we talk about this whole event. let's start with you. this is a parks and rec kind of event here. what are you hoping out of today? crowds are beginning to grow. you are expecting 3,000 maybe? >> reporter: we're out here to bring our soccer passion into action. we want to activate the civic center. >> reporter: this is a cool nonprofit organization and you jumped into this whole fray. i dig the outfit. i think it looks fabulous. tell me about, you know, what you are hoping for. >> i would love to see -- it's so great for the first time the whole country is cheering for one team. people are talking to each other and not just on their phones and ipads. i'm showing we can show our love and hopefully they can hear us in brazil. >> reporter: and if you are gonna watch it, you

hey sal. >> hello claudine wong.ave clark. >> good to see you. >> you are not going to the bay bridge, that is good. i think some people are. i want to advise you to take some time. give yourself an extra 5-10 minutes. the traffic is backed up a little longer than it normally is. they moved it to the shoulder an traffic is recovering. but not completely recovered. about a 30-35 minute drive time in san francisco. it's a little early for it to be this slow. but now you know why. an extra ten minutes should put you right back on schedule. if you want to use the san mateo bridge, that looks good heading over to the foster city side. i promised you a look at the south bay and northbound 101 a little slow approaching 880. that is about all. 280 looks good into the west valley and so does 85. let's two to steve -- let's go to steve. >>> we have a picture of highway 4. can we dial that up? look at this. look at that. thank you to the control room. there you go. i know it's pretty. the sky looks like a painting. the tropical

it is wednesday, july 30th i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> the day is starting really busy. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, you let claudine come back? >> any time. we have a lot of cloud cover over us. the low clouds are not going anywhere. a few showers up in mendocino county and a few tropical clouds toward central california. some of these may lift toward us. there are a couple of lightning strikes earlier. it looks like those have fizzled out. a thunderstorm in fresno. that does not happen this time of morning. it stretches all the way up to mammoth. there is a little westerly breeze at concord. northwest napa and northwest oakland. it lookalikes it will stay -- it likes like it will stay mainly south of us. without the cloud cover temperatures 90s to 100s. 60s and 70s coast and bay. >>> we are still looking at a commute that is starting off well. you can see it is light so if you want to get on to the city before it gets too crowded, two right ahead. now is a good time to do it. the traffic looks good

good morning, it is thursday july 31st i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >> good morning, claudine. how should people dress for today's weather? >> it depends if you are inland and if you are near the coast you will need a jacket. there will be a huge difference and inland temperatures simply cannot cool off a little bit of average, sierra nevada is quiet an occasion naturally cold and they and temperatures are down some are stuck in the mid-60s and it will be a cool day and antioch only in the 60s and pablo bay out to the delta, there is a dean breeze at delta and 6 toes to low 100s, heap is sal. >>> there was a three vehicle wreck, traffic will be busy and this activity right here is really distracting but the traffic is still slow. you can see traffic is getting to the bay bridge with no problem coming around that corner and it's going to be backed up, over the east shore freeway and it continues to go up between the carquinez and mc mcarthur they are and there are no major problems by the way going the other way. highway 4 at hillcrest, there was a crash and traffic continues to

i'm christina rendon in for claudine wong. let's get a quick look at our weather with rosemary. >> good morning to you. it's a good-looking start here in the east bay. a live look at mount diablo, the sun is shining. wow, doesn't that look nice? some of us not enjoying the sunshine this morning. the clouds are greeting us once again inside the bay, never left the coastline. take a look, pretty widespread at this hour. it is going to peel back once again and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. at the coast, we'll continue with the low clouds and cool conditions for today. the onshore breeze through fairfield, gusting to 26 miles per hour. a lot like yesterday. even stronger just a little while ago. tracking gusts to 30 miles per hour. not losing the seabreeze for today. that will continue to bring us some mild to warm weather, but not too hot inland. think temperatures will come up a few degrees over yesterday, but it won't be too bad. 57 degrees in antioch right now. 55 in concord. low 50s in napa. 4

claudine wong. >>> a stand off that lasted for hours today ended with the arrest of a teenage carjacking suspect. police evacuated an apartment building on east 24th street where a 17-year-old barricaded himself inside this morning. investigators say moments earlier, officers tried to approach the teen. the other person ended up getting away. s.w.a.t. team negotiators were called in for a stand off and the teen finally surrendered. >> a set of stairs that is too popular for its closest neighbors. the changes in the works and why neighbors say it's not enough. >>> a nurse is accused of being inappropriate at work but if it has nothing to do with her per job performance why would it cost her her job. >>> a reminder you can get ktvu news to go, download the ktvu app and click on the live icon, you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. ♪ 737. 737. right there? you guessed it. how do we save on operational costs? with the world's largest fleet of boeing 737's. one of the many ways we bring you $69 airfares. limited time sale fares starting as low as $69 one-way. if it mat

claudine wong, ktvu news. >>> a wandering dog with a message written on her fur. >> someone treated her like trash but she ended up being my treasure. >> 90-degree temperatures are coming back. >> you've heard about black friday but what about green tuesday? why thousands are expected to line up at one marijuana shop tomorrow. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps look after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. >>> people in seattle better get in line earl little if they want to legally buy marijuana tomorrow. that's when the state of washington is expected to become the second state to allow recreational marijuana. and only one shop is open, so the restaurant has set up a food truck and free water for those who are expected to line up for hours. demand is so high that

ktvu's claudine wong explains his sentence. >> this has been a four year court battle that he describedlike [ bleep ]. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment. but the question today was shooed he go -- show he go to state prison. -- show he go to state prison -- should he go to state prison? >> reporter: she was killed four years ago after being malled by the family's pubs. the prosecute -- pitbulls. the prosecutor argued today that he has shown little remorse. >> it was all about he wanted to keep the dogs. he would not take any steps to child proof the house. >> the defense argues this was a horrible tragedy. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: his attorney referenced this interview with ktvu the day after the attack when i interviewed him about the death of his grandson he broke down several times. >> having the dogs is my fault. that is my burden i will carry on. >> reporter: the only thing they agreed on today was that in this case justice is hard to define. >> a two-year-old is dead. so no sentence, no punishment. brings justice. >> i don't know whether there

i'm claudine wong. tori campbell is off today. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. we're also talking about your weather and traffic. steve's right over there. >> thank you, dave. >> and the fabulous, claudine wong, thank you. thank you. a few high clouds. a couple of things going on. i talked to a friend of mine in cordelia, 30 miles per hour. port chicago, 30 miles an hour. i've adjusted the temperatures down a little bit. a stronger delta breeze. cool to warm on the low. but the lows are slightly, slightly cooler here. fog is definitely not going anywhere on the coast. there's some even local drizzle there. 76 in oakland. that's the spirit downtown oakland. 76. 58 on the low. but the lows are in the 50s. thunderstorms have calmed down for now. expect those to pick up later. a few high includes drichting in but the a -- drifting in. still low 60s but a few more 50s here. the lows are running a couple of degrees cooler. fairfield, 14, gusts to 29. 30 at port chicago and also stratus on the hills at co

i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >> steve, come on, steve. like you told me this story before. >> i left the last chapter off to make it a mystery, dave. >>> lots of low clouds, a few will continue to filter rounding third and heading fo

in vallejo, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2news. >> for more information on the efforts to get that van and how to help, go to our website and click on web links. >>> tonight at 10:30, crews will begin overnight work to paint transit lanes on san francisco's market street. they hope red paint will prevent private drivers from driving the lane. the agency says it plans on remarking traffic signals to help keep muni moving. the work will continue over friday and saturday nights through november. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is $1.6 billion richer, thanks to a recent surge in his company's stock. today, facebook stock closed at $75.19 a share. that's up just a few tenths of a point higher than yesterday's close of $74.98 a share. but over the past year, facebook's stock has gone up 183%. zuckerberg's net worth is now about $33.3 billion, which is actually more than the two founders of google. >>> police in seattle say they are not going to file charges against a man who flew a drone around the space needle, causing a security scare. the man posted this video taken by the drone onli

claudine wong, ktvu news. >>> there's several people you can do to protect yourself in searching for a rental. just click on web links. the web links section right there on our home page. >>> a mom has been charged with child endangerment for leaving her two children in a car while she went inside a casino. maria barbosa did not enter a plea today. she was arrest on june 30th at the resort and casino in rohenert park. the mother told the deputy she was only in the casino for a few minutes and didn't want to wake the sleeping baby. >>> a homeowner in fremont got an unexpected surprise when a banner being towed by an airport broke lose and fell thousands of feet to the ground. take a look at this picture. the police department released this picture. no one was hurt but the 49 by 90-foot banner damaged a backyard gazebo. >>> a soda tax is on it way to the supervisors. that includes sodas, energy drinks and some juices. while some say this is a health issue. >> liquid sugar has been shown to have more -- >>> now chevron has agreed and will also double its investment in community programs

my colleague, claudine wong, will have more on this story in our later newscast at 5:00 and 6:00. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> san francisco police are looking for three men wanted in connection with the stabbing near the usf campus around 9:30 last night. police say it all started with a minor crash between a delivery truck and another car occupied by the three men. the two drivers got into an argument. that's when police say the delivery truck driver was stabbed in the back. the driver went inside one of the school buildings to get help and was taken to a hospital where he's listed in stable condition. >>> and san francisco police are searching for a robbery suspect who used a unique way to get inside a house. it happened around 1:30 on 19th street in the castro. investigators tell ktvu that while the homeowner was sleeping, the suspect removed the mailbox slot, reached in an unlocked the front door. the suspect was able to get away with a suitcase full of electronics. >>> recently there's been a spike in homicides in on

. >>> good morning, i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. we will get you over to rosemary. and we have the forecast. >>> look at the gloomy start at the estuary and rolling back over the overnight hours and waking up with it. and the low clouds and fog, very thick and patchy and dense along the coast. it is santa rosa and the sinking air with the low pressure pushing down on the marine layers. sort of squashing it and closer to the ground and that's why we get the coastline like that. >> the low clouds are hugging up against the coastline. day after day, we have seen this inside the bay. little bit patchier for the inland areas. partly sunny partly cloudy skies yesterday and we were socked in early on and earlier one for today and quicker warm up. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will be soaring a few degrees above yesterday's highs as well. 54 in oakland. >> 50 in napa. and 56 walnut croak and low 60s outside the door in antioch. we will have a detailed look at the afternoon highs and how long the heat up will last coming up. >>> all right. rosemary. >>> they cou

claudine wong joins us now to explain why. claudine?s water officials say crews can't start repairs because apparently there's still water leaking. that new information just came from a press conference at the site. we also just got new details on damage and cleanup at ucla. let's first talk about the pipe that caused this mess. this is video from this morning about the break. take a look and you can see there's still water in that huge sinkhole. the water department says that's because there are at least two valves still leaking and they are still trying to figure out how to turn those off. we've also learned this break doesn't just involve one pipe. it actually involves two. >> normally, a break of this size, we would just go in and cut out a section of pipe and replace it real quick. this is located where two pipes come together. it's creating a lot of complexity for us. >> let's talk about the new frftion from ucla. this morning, the assistant vice chancellor said six facilities including two parking structures were affected. water

i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach.ope you're having a fantastic morning. let's get you over to rosemary with a quick look at the saturday morning forecast. >> good morning to you. starting out with a live look at the golden gate bridge, we have low clouds out there, a little patchy drizzle reported around the bay, along the coastline this morning. not as bad as yesterday, but the marine layer is just as thick. so i'm thinking a slow burn-off once again for today. once those low clouds clear out, we have mid and high level clouds coming our way. more on that in a moment. 62 in concord, 59 san francisco, 66 in mountain view. low 60s livermore. mid-60s in antioch. we do have an onshore breeze. has weakened some. temperatures this afternoon slightly warmer over yesterday, but with clouds coming in, it's going to be a close call. 63 in pittsburg. 63 in walnut creek. mid-60s in brentwood. 59 for castro valley. as we get into the second half of your morning, into the afternoon, low clouds begin to pull away, but then those hi

i'm claudine wong. we'll have that story in a moment. look at your weather on this saturday. rosemary, how hot will it be? >> not as hot as yesterday. so better weather coming our way. better air quality. no spare the air for you today. giving you a live look over the walnut creek area, temperatures rebounding quite fast this morning. many of us in the inland areas, at least already in the 70s. we'll have a look at those numbers in a moment. let's take a look at the satellite view. the fog is back and we have plenty of fog in areas along the san mateo coastline, even in areas near ocean beach, santa cruz socked in pretty good this morning. onshore breeze is back, very weak. fairfield reporting onshore breeze at 7 miles per hour. it will grow stronger over the course of the afternoon and that is what will help to bring us the cooldown for your afternoon. 77 at fairfield, but that's a tad cooler than where we were yesterday at this hour. livermore, 75. that's 2 degrees cooler than where we were yesterday at this time. some areas like napa

. >> i am allie rasmus in for claudine wong. > >> how are you doing, mark. >> typically we are talking about low clouds and fog across the bay area and they have it on the uncrease and it is moving in parts of the bay area. and this morning. >> key headline for today and tomorrow and pop up showers and even a chance of thunderstorm as well. >> this is in the bay area and to the south and east. and some of this activity is approaching the region. >> little bit of coverage toward monterey bay and see most of this action offshore and it is heading out to the west. >> still enough moisture out there. and look at the radar right now. >> little bit of a green showing outside of mountain view. and this is closer to san francisco right now. >> few pop up showers for this part of the region and approaching solano county. >> cloud and fog. and upper 60s. by 12:00. still should have mostly cloudy skies. >> eventual temperature range, 83. we will have a closer look at the shower chances for today and also as we head into monday. >>> annual aids walk comes days after prominent aids researchers died

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm -- i'm mike mibich. say i've ever ran a marathon. >> let's check in with rosemary. marathon for you? >> no, i can't say i have. >>> here's san francisco in the backdrop. low clouds, mid and high level clouds, and a batch of moisture that has dropped, well, light rain over parts of the bay area. several areas reporting that. earlier this morning it was areas like palo alto, areas like saratoga, los gatos, berkeley. if we shift inland wade call into the newsroom saying it is raining in dublin. it sure is. take a look. lighting sprinkles falling over dublin. looks like it is going to be moving out of your area shortly. a few sprinkles this morning, reports of virga, meaning we see it on the radar but it is not necessarily hitting the ground because it is very dry out there. 73 livermore, 73 in antioch. so with the subtropical moisture back in the picture it is going to feel a bit muggy out there. 65 in novato. we could cool just a and in the some areas because of the clouds, because of the on shore breeze,

i'm noelle walker in for claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach.rologist mark tamayo in today for rosemary. good morning, mark. >> good morning. we've been talking about the low clouds and fog out there. still not too much change. you can see a little clearing on the edge, well inland toward the east. that process is happening right now. clouds beginning to mix out a little bit inland, but still mostly cloudy skies across most of the bay area. current numbers, 62 degrees in concord. san jose checking in at 60. san francisco remains at 58. and santa rosa in the upper 50s, 59 degrees. for the coast, a solid deck of overcast right near the coast at 10:00 this morning. still patches into the afternoon hours, partly sunny skies at best. pretty much the same deal around the bay as well at 10:00. then increasing sunshine into the afternoon. by 3:00, 73 to 78 degrees. inland neighborhoods gradually clearing things out. eventually 84 to 87. today will be warmer than yesterday, especially away from the shoreline. santa rosa, 81. oakland, 74. san jose, 80 deg