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frank somerville, julie haener, ktvu, channel 2 news at 10:00. complete bay area news coverage. . >>> a live look now at the sierra from the cal trans camera at the truckee scales on i-80. you can see traffic is moving fine at this hour. no chain requirements and no snow is falling as we speak. since last weekend, though, several feet of snow has fallen in the sierra, much to the delight of ski resorts. and some of those resorts were going full blast today taking advantage of all of that new snow. besides downhill skiing and snowboarding cross-country skiers were out at soda springs. operators are upbeat saying all of this early snow is drawing record or near record crowds. the national weather service has issued a weather storm warning. meteorologist mark tamayo says they could get up to a foot of new snow by tomorrow night. that will make for some slow going on i-80 and i-50. >> a holiday filled with heartbreak for one family. a 19-year-old marine was killed this week in afghanistan just two months after he deployed. robert handa spoke today wi

. >> and i'm frank somerville. a world champ and a worldwide sensation. manny pacio is in the bay area fresh off a huge win last weekend. live where hundreds of people showed up to see him is lloyd lacuesta. >> reporter: inside the gun club it was a mad house as hundreds turned out to see world boxing champion manny paciao. he holds eight world boxing titles. he displayed a different side tonight. manny, the singer. he is a ration to riches story of a filipino boy who rose out of poverty in the slums to become the pacman, described as pound per pound the greatest boxer in the world. >> he has to be pill piano. we are proud to have him part of us. >> reporter: in the ring his speed and skills are impressive. this weekend he destroyed the taller and heavier antonio margarita to claim the junior middle weight belt, his 8th. outside the ring he serves as a congressman in the philippines. he is a writer as he was signing his new book tonight, i asked him how does he balance politics and bunching? >> if i have a fight, you know, i give everything to the fight.

. >> and i'm frank somerville.ing to be another cold night with temperatures down into the 20s. for the homeless, this kind of cold weather makes living on the streets all the more dangerous. maureen naylor is already out on the streets, where already this year 1,600 people have already died in santa clara alone. >> reporter: this is something new, the church is handing out these fliers to let the homeless know about a homeless shelter that's about to open within an hour. these beds may not look like much. for those living in the street. the becardo center will mean a warm play to escape freezing temperatures. the county declared a local state of emergency. allowing shelter to open in sunny vail tonight. >> this weekend with the state of emergency we will turn nobody away. so if we need to go over we will. >> reporter: outside, a memorial plaque names the people who have died in the streets 66 new names were added this year. fliers were given out. >> we're outreaching to all of the churches who are doing thanksgivi

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good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. once again became a publicly traded company. it's been almost a year and a half since gm shares became public -- gm was trading at $34.19. a gain of 3.6%. >>> the emergents of a healthier slimmed down again motor social security considered a healthy smile stone. but will people buy gms cars? amber lee is live tonight with our report. >> reporter: we're at daily deal, there's hope that the new gm will rev up sales. this 100gm old dealership managed to stay open while more than 30 other dealerships sháut down. one sales manager told us the auto maker is now doing business differently. >> they are much more focused on what the consumers want they they were before. they're listening to dealer imput like they haven't before. >> reporter: workers say gm's first e electric car the volt is already generating a lot of buzz. the sales tax in san leandro says there's already workers lined up. >> the ceo of edmonds.com says gm's rebirth bodes well for all the investors. one loyal gm customer told

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. once again became a publicly traded company. it's been almost a year and a half since gm shares became public -- gm was trading at $34.19. a gain of 3.6%. >>> the emergents of a healthier slimmed down again motor social security considered a healthy smile stone. but will people buy gms cars? amber lee is live tonight with our report. >> reporter: we're at daily deal, there's hope that the new gm will rev up sales. this 100gm old dealership managed to stay open while more than 30 other dealerships sháut down. one sales manager told us the auto maker is now doing business differently. >> they are much more focused on what the consumers want they they were before. they're listening to dealer imput like they haven't before. >> reporter: workers say gm's first e electric car the volt is already generating a lot of buzz. the sales tax in san leandro says there's already workers lined up. >> the ceo of edmonds.com says gm's rebirth bodes well for all the investors. one loyal gm customer told

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the shooting happened today as church leaders prepared to announce a new effort to prevent street violence. >> reporter: church leaders tell us the man was inside this building behind men attending a class when his relevant phone started ringing -- when his cell phone started ringing. sources tell us the shooting victim was releaseed from prison about a month ago. church leaders say he was trying to earn his ged to turn his life around only to take his life taken. >> he was on church ground, which is as holy ground. people desecrated our church grounds. >> reporter: church leaders leaders told us the shooting disrespects life and the work the church does. seeing the man's lifeless body next to the cross reiterated the work they do is needed. tomorrow the church plans to announce that it has received a private grant for half a million dollars to grant programs designed to combat violence. >> in the middle of all of this bloodshed, we are convinced that life can grow. >> reporter: churc

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the shooting happened today as church leaders prepared to announce a new effort to prevent street violence. >> reporter: church leaders tell us the man was inside this building behind men attending a class when his relevant phone started ringing -- when his cell phone started ringing. sources tell us the shooting victim was releaseed from prison about a month ago. church leaders say he was trying to earn his ged to turn his life around only to take his life taken. >> he was on church ground, which is as holy ground. people desecrated our church grounds. >> reporter: church leaders leaders told us the shooting disrespects life and the work the church does. seeing the man's lifeless body next to the cross reiterated the work they do is needed. tomorrow the church plans to announce that it has received a private grant for half a million dollars to grant programs designed to combat violence. >> in the middle of all of this bloodshed, we are convinced that life can grow. >> reporter: churc

. >> and i'm frank somerville. thanksgiving is not even over but it's already looking like a black friday. amber lee is live at emeryville at a store that's scheduled to open right now. >> there's thousands of customers in line waiting to get inside the store. it is scheduled to open at any home now. if we move the cameras over there, we can see two officers on stand monitor the crowd. this retailer is one of many turning thanksgiving thursday into black friday. at near by bay street shopping center, old emery opened it's doored doors for customers on thursday. and will reopen the the doors in a few hours. >> it let courthouse walk off -- it lets you walk off the calories and lets you see what will be in stores tomorrow. >> thanks for coming into sears today. >> reporter: sears and k mart also opened its doors open to shoppers who wanted to avoid friday. folks came in not necessarily in large numbers but with intentions to spends. >> i it's a great thing that way the lines are not humongous and there's a lot of rud

frank somerville, julie haener, ktvu, channel 2 news 10:00 news, complete bay area news coverage. . >>> in south korea, military training exercises got underway involving south korea and american personnel. hours after those exercises began, the military detected artillery fire from the north of the island hit by shelling earlier this week. as you see from this video, residents were ordered to run to shelters. none of the rounds landed on the island. the authorities later lifted the evacuation order. the training though comes as south korean januaries call for vengeance and north korea says the south is using humans as human shields. >> reporter: north korea is suggesting the u.s. and south korea share some of the blame for this week's conflict and casualties. the north shelled a south korean island tuesday killing four people. two marines and two civilians. while the crews began rebuilding damaged homes, the north declared sowl was part seoul was responsible claiming they used humans and hyped the casualties for propaganda. he also accused the u.s. of willfully orchestrating the conf

good evening everybody i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. he's accused of of tasing a santa cruz officer. >> reporter: convicted inmate is being kept in the hospital. he is being kept overnight for unspecified medical examination. the inmade allegedly attacked a sheriff's deputy, tased her and took her gun before running off into a near by neighborhood. at around 4:30 this afternoon, heavily armed s.w.a.t. police brought the 6'7" into custody tonight. >> so frightened everybody that a run went running out of the house. and the dog made an escape route for the parents who ran out as well. leaving the guy in the house by himself. >> reporter: when police arrived, they initially went to the wrong house. >> our officers actually located the suspect in the house next door to the one where the initial entry and burglary had occurred. >> reporter: officers recovered the deputies gun and taser, the suspect did not resist. >> he took advantage of advantage and punched the deputy. he fled out into the perimeter of the hospital area where they fought a

good evening everybody i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. he's accused of of tasing a santa cruz officer. >> reporter: convicted inmate is being kept in the hospital. he is being kept overnight for unspecified medical examination. the inmade allegedly attacked a sheriff's deputy, tased her and took her gun before running off into a near by neighborhood. at around 4:30 this afternoon, heavily armed s.w.a.t. police brought the 6'7" into custody tonight. >> so frightened everybody that a run went running out of the house. and the dog made an escape route for the parents who ran out as well. leaving the guy in the house by himself. >> reporter: when police arrived, they initially went to the wrong house. >> our officers actually located the suspect in the house next door to the one where the initial entry and burglary had occurred. >> reporter: officers recovered the deputies gun and taser, the suspect did not resist. >> he took advantage of advantage and punched the deputy. he fled out into the perimeter of the hospital area where they fought a

. >> and i'm frank somerville. never before has san francisco celebrated like it has celebrated tonight and why not, this is a night to remember. the first ever victory for your san francisco giants. we go to ken wayne who's live at civic center. >> reporter: hope you guys can hear me, but we have a group of very happy giant fans behind me. this party started early this afternoon when thousands of fans flooded city plaza to watch the jumbo tron. but the celebration couldn't begin until the final out. the celebration than began, champane bottles were popped at the civic center. >> reporter: one police captain estimated the crowd at 8,000 to 10,000. that's before more giant fans streamed into the plaza to watch the game in a giant 14 by 13-foot screen. the mood shifted in the 7th inning after a 3-run homer brought momentum to the fans. earlier, fans were tense. giant fans said they were convinced their team would provail. >> i have a magical feeling inside. i feel we're going to take it and we're going to be world ch

. >> and i'm frank somerville. thanksgiving is not even over but it's already looking like a black friday. amber lee is live at emeryville at a store that's scheduled to open right now. >> there's thousands of customers in line waiting to get inside the store. it is scheduled to open at any home now. if we move the cameras over there, we can see two officers on stand by to monitor the crowd. this retailer is one of many turning thanksgiving thursday into black friday. at near by bay street shopping center, old emery opened it's doored doors for customers on thursday. and will reopen the the doors in a few hours. >> it let courthouse walk off -- it lets you walk off the calories and lets you see what will be in stores tomorrow. >> thanks for coming into sears today. >> reporter: sears and k mart also opened its doors open to shoppers who wanted to avoid friday. folks came in not necessarily in large numbers but with intentions to spends. >> i think it's a great thing that way the lines are not humongous and there's

. >> and i'm frank somerville. begin tonight with a teenage tragedy hitting the small town of mountain house which is in san joaquin county. parents, students and teachers are mourning the death of a

. >> and i'm frank somerville. a community alert tonight after three women were sexually assaulted. tvu's mike mibach live in oakland with more on this. >> reporter: frank, the attack began around 12:30 a.m. and

. >> and i'm frank somerville. police say a gang ring leader and 15 of its members are off the streets tonight after a major gang sweep. 23 locations were raided in seven cities across the bay area. ktvu's sal castaneda live in freemont tonight with new information about these raids, sal -- >> reporter: frank it's not often, but police today handed

and i'm frank somerville. police say they know who did it but they need someone to step forward. lloyd lacuesta covered the story when the shooting happened one year ago. and he is live in hayward with the story. >> reporter: it was one year ago tonight at about this time that someone shot thomas cunningham at this spot near b and vermont streets in hayward. there is a memorial here now and friends of the victim say he is not forgotten. >> we come together to join in celebrate tom's life. >> reporter: a small group came together to hold candidates and remember the school custodian that children called mr. tom. he was walking his two dogs and his daughter to get ice cream. police say one of the dogs sniffed the leg of a man walking by and the man got upset and pulled a gun and shot cunningham several times in the chest. his daughter saw it all. and because the killer is still out there we are not showing their faces. >> i don't know how someone could kill someone over something so stupid and small. and i just don't know what the world is coming to any more. and we miss him so much

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. oakland police say they will be prepared tomorrow for whatever happens after a judge sentences a former bart police officer for the shooting death of oscar grant. store owners post notices saying they will be closed tomorrow, others are advising workers to work from home. our coverage begins with jana katsuyama, she's live in downtown oakland with the story, jana. >> some business have already boarded up their windows. i want you to take a look across the street, we want to show you some artists that are painting a mural in oscar's honor. the sounds of hammers and boards going up is all about prevention. >> last time it was ugly. very ugly. our neighbor next door got the windows busted and everything. so hopefully it's not going to happen, but we're still worried. >> in downtown oakland, memories are still fresh from the july 8th mehserle verdict. trouble makers broke off from a peaceful protest and began setting fires, smashing windows and stealing from stores. tomorrow business owne

frank somerville, julie haener, week nights on ktvu, channel 2 news at 6. . >> it is that time of year again. time to fall back one hour and resume standard time. daylight savings time ends at 2 a.m. tomorrow morning. fire officials always recommend though while you are setting your clocks back one hour to check the batteries in your smoke detectors. daylight savings time resumes march 13th. [ music ] >>> and with that time change, sunset tomorrow will be at 5:05. between now and then quite a bit of rain moving into parts of the bay area. can you see right now on live storm tracker two the coverage. reports of some heavy rain up towards crescent city. back here in the bay area the clouds have been on the increase. not all of this really reaching the ground just yet. we could have a few light showers moving into parts of sonoma county but the rainfall rates will pick up over the next few hours. as far as today though we have the clouds in place with partly cloudy skies. with more clouds though expected overnight. rain returns for your sunday. the extended forecast a little bit of a bump

. >>> >>> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener.gin right now with more on that developing situation in oakland where protesters who say they are angry following a deadly officer involved shooting have forced the closure of the fruitvale bart station. ktvu's paul chambers is on the scene and he joins us with late detail. >> reporter: we

and i'm frank somerville. police say they know who did it but they need someone to step forward. lloyd lacuesta covered the story when the shooting happened one year ago. and he is live in hayward with the story. >> reporter: it was one year ago tonight at about this time that someone shot thomas cunningham at this spot near b and vermont streets in hayward. there is a memorial here now and friends of the victim say he is not forgotten. >> we come together to join in celebrate tom's life. >> reporter: a small group came together to hold candidates and remember the school custodian that children called mr. tom. he was walking his two dogs and his daughter to get ice cream. police say one of the dogs sniffed the leg of a man walking by and the man got upset and pulled a gun and shot cunningham several times in the chest. his daughter saw it all. and because the killer is still out there we are not showing their faces. >> i don't know how someone could kill someone over something so stupid and small. and i just don't know what the world is coming to any more. and we miss him so much

. >>> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener.eady for wet weather. we're on storm watch tonight and we have crews in the snow and in the rain. first we begin with ktvu's bill martin, he has a look at what's happening right now on the

i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haner. >>> a richmond police officer took the stand today and was to tears during a preliminary hearing involving the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl. the hearing will determine whether the seven suspects will stand trial. rita williams joins us now. she was inside the martinez courtroom with the latest details. >> reporter: julie this, case got a lot of national attention, it

i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. >>> we have more now on the developing news in the east bay shelter-in-place order is in effect as a burnoff is ongoing at the tesoro refinery in martinez. the problem affects people who live in clyde, north concord and martinez. taking a live look from chopper 2, you can see the flames from the burnoff. the problem began shortly after 4:00 this afternoon with a

frank somerville, julie haener, ktvu, channel 2 news at 10:00, complete bay area news coverage. . >>> not so fast. some drivers in a big rush to return home today got slapped with pricey tickets. ktvu's john sasaki reports on stepped up efforts to control the speed this holiday weekend. >> reporter: around the bay area, this is a maximum enforcement period when officers say 80% of the available highway patrol force is out on the streets. this driver was stopped near san quentin. >> whatever vehicle i will give the distance. >> reporter: these officers ran a speed trap with one of them spotting the speeders and radioing to the others who gave chase. >> we want to start off with a white ford explorer, 1879. >> officer john slow went after vial tores. >> we are finding a lot today just because people are probably anxious to get home from a long weekend. get home from thanksgiving. so we are finding quite a few. oar. >> reporter: in just one hour officers busted 20 drivers who were doing roughly 80 miles per hour in a 65 miles per hour zone. >> blue volvo station wagon just passing you no

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. oakland police say they will be prepared tomorrow for whatever happens after a judge sentences a former bart police officer for the shooting death of oscar grant. store owners post notices saying they will be closed tomorrow, others are advising workers to work from home. our coverage begins with jana katsuyama, she's live in downtown oakland with the story, jana. >> some business have already boarded up their windows. i want you to take a look across the street, we want to show you some artists that are painting a mural in oscar's honor. the sounds of hammers and boards going up is all about prevention. >> last time it was ugly. very ugly. our neighbor next door got the windows busted and everything. so hopefully it's not going to happen, but we're still worried. >> in downtown oakland, memories are still fresh from the july 8th mehserle verdict. trouble makers broke off from a peaceful protest and began setting fires, smashing windows and stealing from stores. tomorrow business owne

. >> and i'm frank somerville. never before has san francisco celebrated like it has celebrated tonight and why not, this is a night to remember. the first ever victory for your san francisco giants. we go to ken wayne who's live at civic center. >> reporter: hope you guys can hear me, but we have a group of very happy giant fans behind me. this party started early this afternoon when thousands of fans flooded city plaza to watch the jumbo tron. but the celebration couldn't begin until the final out. the celebration than began, champane bottles were popped at the civic center. >> reporter: one police captain estimated the crowd at 8,000 to 10,000. that's before more giant fans streamed into the plaza to watch the game in a giant 14 by 13-foot screen. the mood shifted in the 7th inning after a 3-run homer brought momentum to the fans. earlier, fans were tense. giant fans said they were convinced their team would provail. >> i have a magical feeling inside. i feel we're going to take it and we're going to be world ch

. >> and i'm frank somerville.athering right now to protest the sentence handed down today to former bart police officer mehserle. a los angeles county judge sentenced mehserle to two years in prison, that was the lowest amount of prison time possible and with credit for time served for killing oscar grant on new years day 2009, mehserle will have to serve about another six to even months behind bars. this is a look from news chopper 2 at the rally going on. and we have

. >> and i'm frank somerville.e say they have exhausted their leads so tonight they are asking the public for help. authorities are searching for a driver who hit and killed an 83- year-old man who was out on his morning walk. today the family had an emotional message for the person responsible. maureen naylor is live in freemont with

. >>> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener.lot at steak tonight here at the bay area and across the country as millions of the voters head to the polls on this election day. polls here in california will remain open until 8:00 tonight. on the east coast, some polls have already closed and a dozen more are closing as we speak. and results are starting to come in as the balance of power is up for grabs in washington. we have our eye on races across the bay area, the state and the country. but right now we begin with

. >>> evening everyone i'm frank somerville with ktvu2010 election night.s a look at the race for california governor jerry brown is in the lead. an associated press is predicting that governor brown will win. in the senate, barbara boxer is in the lead and again ap is projecting the boxer is the winner of a fourth term. now to proposition 19, that is the measure that would legalize the recreational use of in nev. fox election coverage of the 2010 midterm. another key race this evening. battle for the senate seat in the state of washington. analyst said the incumbent patti murray was nearly untouchable. she is neck in neck with a republican challenger. despite the president's high approval rating in the state of washington, it is an expensive race. supporters shelled out 12 million in advertising. they are live in senator murray's headquarters. >> this race flew under the radar because it is in the pacific northwest. because it did not appear the 18 year incumbent. patti murray appeared vulnerable . in the last week. challenger dina rossy has closed the gap

. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. >>> the city of oaklandk an unprecedented move today, city council members began handing out applications for permits that will enable farmers to grow marijuana on a big scale for medicine fall use medicinal use. patti lee joins us in oakland for a live report. >> reporter: if you want to grow marijuana on a large scale here in oakland we got our hand

. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. >>> an emotional candlelight about to get underway in hayward tonight for a family that has endured the loss of not one family member, but two. their nightmare started when thomas cunningham, a 38-year- old father was shot and killed right in front of his young daughter. ktvu's mike mibach joins us now in hayward with their story. mike. >> reporter: he was walking down this sidewalk he had his da

good evening, everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> i'm in tonight for julie haener. san francisco's holiday season is officially underway with the lighting of union square's 80- foot tree tonight. no one waited for that to mob the stores for holiday bargains. deborah villalon has a live report from the city. >> reporter: macy's here at union square still has an hour to go closing at 11. the deceit are still alive with people enjoying the thanks savings holiday. >> go giants. >> pat burrel helped light the tree. this crowd was a lot like the world series celebration, big and enthusiastic. macy's estimates about 10,000 people packed union square tonight. >> merry christmas, san francisco. >> reporter: santa might as well have said go, go, go. a sea of people and merchants. they say traffic and sales are definitely up from recent years. >> i think it's fun except my feet hurt after shopping. >> reporter: sore feet are an annual tradition for the williams family of sacramento. they will spend three days in the city seeing the sight and doing their shopping. >> i think co

. >> and i'm frank somerville. a world champ and a worldwide sensation. manny pacio is in the bay area fresh off a huge win last weekend. live where hundreds of people showed up to see him is lloyd lacuesta. >> reporter: inside the gun club it was a mad house as hundreds turned out to see world boxing champion manny paciao. he holds eight world boxing titles. he displayed a different side tonight. manny, the singer. he is a ration to riches story of a filipino boy who rose out of poverty in the slums to become the pacman, described as pound per pound the greatest boxer in the world. >> he has to be pill piano. we are proud to have him part of us. >> reporter: in the ring his speed and skills are impressive. this weekend he destroyed the taller and heavier antonio margarita to claim the junior middle weight belt, his 8th. outside the ring he serves as a congressman in the philippines. he is a writer as he was signing his new book tonight, i asked him how does he balance politics and bunching? >> if i have a fight, you know, i give everything to the fight.

. >> and i'm frank somerville. hundreds of thousands of people, possibly as many as a million all flooded the streets of san francisco today for a first in a lifetime victory parade. [ applause ] >> some say magic was in the air and the joy was infect outside from the giants players to the owners and coaches and of course all of the fans. the parade followed the same route the original san francisco giants took when they first came to town become in 1958. fans waited for hours to see their hometown heroes, their 2010 world series champions. >> orange and black everywhere. people together laugh-and crying and hugging. it is beautiful out here. it is amazing. >> i'm a british born baseball fanatic. i have had baseball tickets for 28 years with my friend mart at that. >> go time. >> it seemed everyone was on cloud 9 cherishing the moment that the bay area waited 52 years to experience. >>> the parade ended near city hall but a massive rally followed. it had to be one of the bigger civic celebration inside bay area his

. >> and i'm frank somerville. hundreds of thousands of people, possibly as many as a million all flooded the streets of san francisco today for a first in a lifetime victory parade. [ applause ] >> some say magic was in the air and the joy was infect outside from the giants players to the owners and coaches and of course all of the fans. the parade followed the same route the original san francisco giants took when they first came to town become in 1958. fans waited for hours to see their hometown heroes, their 2010 world series champions. >> orange and black everywhere. people together laugh-and crying and hugging. it is beautiful out here. it is amazing. >> i'm a british born baseball fanatic. i have had baseball tickets for 28 years with my friend mart at that. >> go time. >> it seemed everyone was on cloud 9 cherishing the moment that the bay area waited 52 years to experience. >>> the parade ended near city hall but a massive rally followed. it had to be one of the bigger civic celebration inside bay area his

. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. >>> we have more now ondeveloping news in santa cruz county where a search for an escaped inmate is now over. a short time ago authorities announced maurice ainsworth who was considered armed and dangerous is now back in police custody. the trouble started this afternoon when ainsworth was being treated at dominican hospital in santa cruz. authorities say he took a deputy's taser and gun, then started firing shots. ktvu's robert handa joins you now with more. robert. >> reporter: w