live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. >>> the highly-praised new movie about the b.a.r.t. shooting of oscar grant is being played tomorrow in oakland at the grand lake theater. the film was shot in the east bay and was directed by ryan kuglar. at the sundance film festival "fruitvale" was the big winner. >>> a man accused of running a

live in oakland claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:34. new developments in san jose about arrests made in the deadly stabbing of a 56-year- old man. officials say robert alvarez, cassandra reyes, and a third person we are not naming because he's a juvenile were arrested last saturday. they stabbed that man several times on checkers drive. the man died at the hospital. police say the attack was gang related and motivated. all three suspects now face murder charges. >>> repairs are being made to try to keep a peninsula neighborhood from flooding. ktvu janine de la vega is in east palo alto. with details of the first and next phrase. >> reporter: you can see it's been completely resurfaced. take a look down here. this is the creek. it's dry right now but this is the problem. it's an old levy. you can see that some repair work has been done. new concrete, a lot of rocks and mesh put in here. this was just completed. here's what it looked like last december. there was torrential rainfall and caused major flooding near highway 101 and bay shore

live in martinez, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:32.nade-like bomb was found in napa county at a veterans's hole. it was -- veteran's home. employees found it in a box. they thought it was a grenade. deputies say it was you an unexploded cluster-style bomb. it was defused. it had about 300 metal pellets inside. officials say it had probably been in storage for a couple of years. >>> we have a sad update on a crash in fremont that killed a 3-year-old boy. investigator say the boy's mother, 31-year-old joie gill, has died. the boy's father, 34-year-old gilbert gill was speeding down paseo padre parkway, when he hit a tree splitting the car in half. the father is expected to survive. police have not determined whether he will face calls. >>> mill valley police are investigating a crash. the owner of this is a lon was okaying on a client -- the owner of -- the owner of this is a lon was working on a client -- of this is a lon. salon was working on -- working on a client. they will continue to work while this cleanup today. >>> city college

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> health officials in santa cruz have confirmed another case of hepatitis-a linked to those berries at costco. 49 people in seven states are infected, crudding three -- including three of the bay area. one woman from the bay area eight the barrys as -- ate the berries as trying to get healthy. >>> this is the season for snakebite surge. sonoma county rescue has been called out more often. they say the more likely the snakes see you, they are likely to move away. >> look where you put your hand. have a nice flashlight, scan the area, make sure there's nothing sitting there. >> reporter: state officials say about 800 snakebites are reported in california every year. reptile experts say snakes are -- are popular in controlling the rodent control. >>> waves at the beach can sweep swimmers out. >> i've been pulled out before. it's a challenge getting back in. you have to paddle not towards land but sideways, away from the current. and it's kind of a scary thing when you are being pulled away and you can't get pulled into shore. i would be caref

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> despite the problems riddling the bay bridge, it's still expected to be 18 times safer than the old span. in a side-by-side comparison, an engineer showed how the two bridges would react to earthquake, the loma prieta. next month, caltrans is expected to announce that the labor day opening of the new span will be delayed. >>> southern california san onofre's power plant is closing. the announcement was made this morning. the plant has not produced electricity since january of 2012 after a small leak led to the discovery of damage to tubing that carries radioactive water. barbara boxer called for for an -- for an investigation as to whether regulators were misled. >>> for the first time ever, contra costa plans to hold a gun buyback program in august at various locations. the buyback is excepted to offer $200 gift cards for assault weapons, $100 for handgun and $50 for shot guns. the program is being hosted by the district attorney's office. >>> jose canseco has been cleared by las vegas's police in a rape claim. detective closed the case and decided

live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. >>> the highly-praised new movie about the b.a.r.t. shooting of oscar grant is being played tomorrow in oakland at the grand lake theater. the film was shot in the east bay and was directed by ryan kuglar. at the sundance film festival "fruitvale" was the big winner. >>> a man accused of running a brother with his wife is due in san francisco this afternoon. agents raided the apartment on mcclelland drive. bags of evidence were removed with what authorities are calling a mulety-state prostitution thing. 35-year-old zhi liu and his wife are accused of trafficking women from boston and new york to brothels in sacramento and san mateo counties. >> tomorrow afternoon, there will be a hearing to examine the source of funds, such that a person cannot use ill-gotten gains to boat their own bail -- post their own bail. >> his wife is still on the run. authorities say the couple operated a brothel from the san bruno apartment before moving it to south san francisco. >>> a third girl is accusing a former coach of molesta

ktvu's claudine wong tells us what writers want to -- riders want to see done. >> reporter: we watched as a police officer helped a rider. although progress and perception can be two different battles. one rider is not sure why he doesn't feel safe. >> i am not sure. i just don't feel safe. >> reporter: it has been four yearsinse oscar grant was shot and killed. -- years since oscar grant was shot and killed. >> we are further along than what i expected. did some things i didn't expect we were able to do. >> reporter: the chief admits more can be done and points to may 10 when a naked man accosted riders. some say police response was lacking. >> based on what i know right now, they had nothing to do with short coming on the response. failures belong to bart police department. >> safety a big topic. unions say its workers are targeted. the chief says they are working on it. one rider wants to keep things moving in the right direction. >> keep on going. >> the review covers training, policy, procedure, it will be done by man who worked on the noble report in 2009. it will start in july,

live in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:09. this morning, police in clayton are on a middle school campus after a bomb threat was found in the girls' bathroom. it was found at diablo view middle school. it read "i will blow up this school on 6/7/2013." the school said the they was investigated and that it is safe for kids to go to school today. police will be on the campus as a precaution. >>> criticism about the santa clara unified school board is growing now. an online petition has received more than 1500 signatures now. parents, students and educators want a no-confidence vote. they blame board managers for micromanaging and driving out top administrators including the superintendent and six principals. the school board is concerned about the student test scores, not the politics. >>> 7:10 is the time. hopefully, we have relatively light traffic for friday. i know it's slow at the toll plaza. >> it is because of some earlier trouble there, pam, and dave. westbound on the bridge. we had a crash near treasure island. it didn't

live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:02. an award-winning new movie about the b.a.r.t. shooting is being screened tomorrow. the film was shot in the east bay and was directed by oakland native ryan kooglar. it opens to the public on july 12th. >>> a new campaign for pedestrian safety starts today in san mateo county. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live. she's in foster city to tell us what the police are doing out there today. tara? >> reporter: well, about two dozen police officers are meeting right now at the foster city police department and basically they are gonna be fanning out all over the peninsula, foster city, burlingame, san mateo, to go over plans for a pedestrian safety, sort of a thing where they crack down on bad driving, bad drivers who are distracted. they will be dolling out tickets for cell phone and seat belt violations. >> the impetus was the facilities in the last -- fatalities in the last two months. san mateo had and other counties have had fatalities recently. consequently, we're doing that. >> repo

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> if you are headed to the beach, there is a warning yourraine is out at the beach telling us about the dangerous conditions we can expect. >> reporter: pam, it is a dangerous morning at ocean beach but conditions may make it dangerous of rip current. you may not see them, and you may think you are safe but waves are erratic. it can be difficult to swim and surf no matter how experienced you are and you should always have somebody waiting for you while you are out there. a man disappeared after bay to breakers three weeks ago but his clothes and passport was found on the shore at ocean beach. they had not found anything but as to the next few days, please keep a close eye on the children and your pets because a current can pull them out very quickly. lorraine blanco. coming up at 5:55, we will have more on the reason you are expected to see rattle snakes. >>> the charges to george shirakawa, he is facing a new charge called dirty trick. dna on a postage stamp links george shirakawa to a candidate magdelaine and was running against him in 20

live in san francisco claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:35.sident obama is waking up in san jose this morning. he's scheduled to talk to reporters about his health care reform law. that is a quick visit for the president. he then he headed off for two fundraisers. >> i thought it was really cool to see it. i think it will be one of the once in a lifetime experiences. >> protestors turned out as well. this particular group protested against plans for the keystone pipeline project. in a couple hours from right now, the president has a speech scheduled for 8:50 this morning about the affordable care act at the fairmont hotel in san jose. the president will focus on efforts here in california to enroll the. the president will highlight special efforts made by latinos. janine will have a live report for us at 6:00. >>> george shirakawa is scheduled to be sentenced today for misusing campaign funds and public money. but that is not the only legal matter he will handle this afternoon. he will also be arraigned on creating a flier for a san jose city

ktvu's claudine wong is in our studio now with more on these questions that lawmakers have about someontract incentives. >> when it comes to the new bay bridge span, contractors were told if you get the bridge open on time, you will get more money. but now there's concern that those incentives may have impacted the quality of work being done. so according to the "sacramento bee" lawmakers from the bay area are asking the bay bridge project leaders to give the public more information about which companies were offered incentives, when the offers were made and for how much. they also want to know the reasons behind them. mark levine of san rafael says the rmwill help ensure that "commuters know that safety is the paramount concern that's driving the opening of this span." but the bridge may still not open on time because of the bolt problem. tests are underway to test those bolts. those are not broken because another shipment broke -- those are not being tested because another shipment that was shipped did. caltrans says it is going to announce its decision on when the bridge will open

there are a couple well known traditions like breaking out the barbecue, as ktvu's claudine wong tells a push to change how families celebrate their dads right. >> that's right, we've been officially celebrating dads on the third sunday in june since 1972. got into a few habits barbecuing being one of them. there's a difference in how we celebrate mother's day versus father's day. an article last year by the business times said 81% of people think had they should be celebrated equally and people spend 5.9 billion more on mother's day than they do on father's day. that however, according to a time magazine article is just fine with most dads. 40% say they want to spend time with the family and 22% say please do not spend money on a gift. barbecuing that is a popular option. 29million americans say they barbecued on father's day which sounds like a great idea unless you make a living in the food industry. this year expect new incentives to draw out the dads. we're talking about yogurt, chicken wings and cannolis. tcby offering free 6-ounce cups. hooters offering free chicken wings. 20,00

ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning welcome to friday june 14th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong in for pam cook this morning. let's start you off with a look at your weather and traffic. steve delivering a very nice forecast. >> no reason to gripe. temperatures are going to warm a few degrees today and cool down as we getted into weekend. we've got you covered. we have a warmer day expected for today, high clouds overhead this morning, a north breeze, a little gusty in the hills but right here where we reside it's fairly calm out there with just a light wind. some of us may hit 90 degrees. where you can expect the warmest conditions and a detailed look at your neighborhood. >>> westbound highway 4 you can see people are definitely on the road coming through here, nothing too much out of the ordinary but certainly people are on the road. if you are driving in san fransisco it is lightly traveled coming up to the 80 split. >>> your time now 5:01. a beached boat in richmond has made nearby residents furious because it may be connected to a registered sex offender. that boat was shi

ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning it's friday june 14th. i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather, traffic. rosemary's in for steve this morning. i love this forecast. i'm loving this. >> we want him to be happy. we want dave to be happy. >> hard to complain about it. >> well, he is a father and every father should have an enjoyable forecast. >> thank you. thank you. >> i think you're going to have just that. happy father's day dave. >>> good morning to you, a warmer drier air moving into the bay area for your friday. temperatures will warm a few degrees in most cases, hayward 6 degrees of warming, so you should notice that. san jose 5 degrees or so, 5 to 6 degrees i should say if i get my numbers right, 4 degrees in areas around napa. a subtle warmup followed by a cool down it into your weekend. i will have your numbs coming up -- your numbers coming up. >>> 80 westbound looks good as you head to the macarthur maze, no major problems. also the morning commute a tree in vacaville on ferrell, one person is being arrested at the scene and, that car is completely

ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning welcome to friday june 14th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong in for pam cook this morning. let's start you off with a look at your weather and traffic. steve delivering a very nice forecast. >> no reason to gripe. temperatures are going to warm a few degrees today and cool down as we getted into we

ktvu mornings on 2. >>> gomorning, everyone. it is sunday, june 38. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm in for claudine wong. it is another hot day that's expected possibly record temperatures in some area. let's check in with rosemary. good morning, rosemary. >> yes. just as hot as yesterday. in some cases, even hotter. the pattern is going to continue. now it looks like our cool-down may be delayed by a day. wednesday could be another hot one, especially inland. along the coast, we remain relatively mild. this morning, i'm seeing a little bit of patchy fog. a decent on shore breeze. we'll take a look at your temperatures and, of course, those afternoon highs, coming up. >>> happening right now, it is the culmination of an historic week for gay rights. today's pride celebration could be the largest ever in san francisco. organizers are predicting record numbers for the parade, which starts at 10:30 this morning. here's a look at what's happening now. >> reporter: good morning, the barricades are set up here. pretty soon, streets will begin to shut down in this area. this is where the floats will be leaving

ktvu channel 2 morning news mornings on 2. >> we won best time newscast, including executive producer and chief editor and my coanchor who didn't get home until midnight, claudine wong>> i want to congratulate them for all the station excellence and i want to thank ktvu for the pleasure of working with them for the last 18 years, i am so proud of you, is for you guys. congratulations. >> anchor julie hayneer and producer and report eastern john fouler has a story on diseases and joe self brody took home graphic designs for the chinese new year's parade coverage, claudine, how did it feel? >> it was a nice night and a nice way to end it and certainly we had other folks who do such great work and who were nominated. it is a whole team effort, isn't it rosemary orozco, we love to be part of this and now that i am tired i want great weather. >> i am going to bring it. >>> a very proud moment, congratulationsels claudine and we are looking at nice weather for father's day and temperatures along the coast will remain cool and we will remain socked in with fog and if you are thinking about going, it should be mostly sunny this afternoon. upper 50s to lower 60s and 70s at t

ktvu "mornings on 2". >> it is june 9th. i am claudine wong. i am mike mibach. we will go to rosemary.d morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you mean and you are seeing and feeling the signs out there. drizzle along the coast and on shore breeze blowing through the delta and that will geek quite to a big, big drop and -- that will equate to a big, big drop. i will explain the watch and what you can expect in your neighborhood coming up. >>> one person is dead after a party erupted into gunfire in the south bay around 1:00. police in sunnyvale were called to the peacock lounge on east fremont avenue. they found a man suffering from wounds. he died at the scene short time later. the nightclub is a sports bar. a hip-hop show was there last night a fight broke out leading to the shooting. second person was wounded and transported to the hospital. we will have a live report from the scene. in san francisco, they say three people were hurt in the shooting this morning. they were called to a parking lot around 2:15 a.m. we have vague suspect information and police have not said what led up t