e. clark, and i work for the new york city police department. i was born in greenpoint hospital, williamsburg section. living in the project was an awesome thing, but everybody wants that american dream to own a home. it's just been such a blessing to get where i am today. one i moved in and got organized and settled, i learned some of everything is wrong with the house. the plumbing, my drafty bedroom, which i never thought would be so cold in a brand-new home. the deck that i'm scared to walk down the steps, pulling away from the house. i'm a first-time homeowner, don't know what to do. not the finances to fix it. >> we're at the 90th precinct in the height of williamsburg, brooklyn, home to one of the finest. we'll let anita know she's being rescued. >> oh, no! no! >> oh, my god! >> wow. feel like i've known you my whole life. >> thank you. >> so i guess if you know who i am, you know what i'm here to do. >> yes. >> i'm here to take care of that house of yours, all right? i know you've got some problems. >> yes. thank you. oh, thank you. >> h

e- mail. >> first, >> good morning, washington. it's tuesday morning. we start on a difficult note. canal road near clark place near reservoir road, there's a tree wires.ought down this.clear of 270.at southbound collision after near 118rley boulevard leaked on the highway. more equipment has arrived at the scene of the crash. that will cause a delay. getting on from 118, you should be in pretty good shape. now to adam caskey. >> we are in great shape today the weather department. the 40's and 50's, low humidity. great outside. you canhe windows and let in the fresh air. will be near 80 degrees for day spent in the '70s. 65 a dulles airport right now, winchester, 52 in 4 in gaithersburg, 65 in lexington park. the wind is coming in from the northwest, giving us the refresh and air. the winds at 15 miles an hour at reagan national. notice the wind today and tomorrow. degrees today with sunny skies. sunny again tomorrow. cranking up the heat on friday, upper 90s. back to you. >> thank you. 5:12. the supreme court issued a controversial immigration law of arizona. the justices tossed out major of the law, bu

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e handled the situation. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> well, good morning to you welcome to wednesday, it is june 13th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, let's check in with steve paulson, is it going to warm up? >> not depending on last few days. there is a lot of clouds and low fog inland and it will burn off, still mild to warm for some but by the coast 50s and 60s and there is too much fog even some local drizzle. here is sal with an update on traffic. >>> as you mentioned there is drizzle in some parts of the baez specially near the coast. this morning's commute may be affect by that but marin county looks good and headlights are on, on the way in to novato. let's go to the desk. >>> an arson investigation on the peninsular, a suspicious early morning fire, lorraine has been out there all morning from the fire scene, lorraine? >> reporter: fire investigators are on the scene right now and they are interviewing potential witnesses this morning because they think this fire was set deliberately. they want to make sure clues are collected without any disturbance. the hurley morning -- early morning fire started with five cars on

e pipelines. it's all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, to you welcome to a brand new day it's wednesday, june 6th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm tori campbell. let's start off with a check on the weather and traffic. >> good to go out of the gate for sunshine and temperatures will warm up pretty quick. 60s and 70s and upper 70s and those 80s are coming back. here is sal. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving on southbound 101 at marin county. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the bay bridge. it's 5:00 straight up. let's go back to the desk. >> at 5:00 we will get back to election coverage in just a minute. but first we are learning more about why a police officer shot a man in south san francisco overnight. that man later died at a hospital. ktvu noelle walker is live in san francisco with details on what led up to this deadly shooting. noelle. >> reporter: police and a member of the victims family were here a few minutes ago. they just left probably about 15 minutes ago. both of them wanting answers in the officer involved shooting that took place right th

clark. good morning i'm tori campbell. it is tuesday june 12th. right now pg&e crews are still on the scene of a livermore house fire. it started just after 11 last night near shetland and arabia roads. lorraine blanco has been there since 4:30 this morning and there's more on the new work that is now underway. good morning. >> good morning. pg&e is repairing a hole they dug up last night. the fire was so intense that firefighters could not turn off the gas valve last night so p and e had to dig into the ground this morning to turn off the gas. let's thattic a look at cell phone video. there were four people inside the house when the fire broke out after 11 last night. a woman was taken to the hospital suffering from smoke inhalation and burns. a neighbor tells us she was hysterical and had to be convinced to get on the ambulance. >> it's sad because you work really hard. they've been neighbors with us. we've been out here for almost 20 years. they've been our neighbors this whole time and it's sad to see that their whole life is gone like that, just in an insta

e conduct emergency tests on pipelines. "mornings on 2" begins right now. >>> well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, june 6th. >>> the victim of a fatal police shooting overnight was reportedly a teenager. ktvu's noelle walker is live in south san francisco, where an officer says he approached the suspect and had to open fire just seconds later. noelle? >> reporter: we're here where that happened. the rim is 14 years old. he was here at -- the victim is 14 years old. he was here at this mcdonald's. you can see where the flares were put out by the police officers during all of the police activity last night. an officer for reasons we don't know tried to stop the teenager and ran to the corner of the arco lot next door. his aunt said she knows he would have run from police but insists he never would have pulled a gun on officers. we were here at the shooting scene when officers roughed carrying flashlights presumably looking for flashlights or other things they may have missed the first time around. last night, the officer tried to talk to the teena

clark says students call the event an initiation. 11th graders soon to be seniors targeting incoming freshmen. initiation for boys often involves violence, usually in the form of being paddled and physical fighting. the e-mail warned. girls, it said, are humiliated and harassed. according to the principal's letter, the so-called initiations have sometimes happened here on the beach in malibu as girls in bathing suits were covered in food or even cat food and then rolled in the sand. school officials insist the note is precautionary after teachers heard chatter among students. >> we hear that word "initiation," and it raises concern. just in the word itself, it raises concern. >> reporter: students say with good reason. it does happen. >> well, i went through it in eighth grade. there was a facebook message about it and i do know people who did go. >> reporter: harassment at the high school level has already taken its toll in westchester county, new york, where three teens were charged as adults for assault, hazing and unlawful imprisonment of a group of incoming students. police tell nbc news more than a dozen students were taken from a library to a remote area and then beaten and paddled as part of a