ktvu's jade hernandez was there to get the latest on this developing story. what did we learn about the students? >> the school superintendent met with the media inside the city hall. the superintendent is fired up and ready to talk gun control. this is why, the superintendent gathered reporters to discuss the shooting yesterday afternoon involving three high school students. students were released early because of finals. she says the students were sitting near bart when they were approached by two men who asked about one of their shoes. >> drew a gun and fired shooting one of the students. and grazing another student. the third student was uninjured. what are we going to do about gun control. >> reporter: one student is still in the hospital. police tell us tonight that this shooting had nothing to do with the shoes but officers canvassed the area and are still investigating. the reason for the focus on the shoes tonight, earlier this week four teens were shot, the shooting may have been over a pair of shoes. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new vid

ktvu's jade hernandez is live in oakland where one group is trying to create a safe outlet for the side shows. jade? >> reporter: frank, this stunt is all over youtube, facebook and car blogs and it took place along 880 right here on saturday afternoon. today a group contacted us saying there is a way to keep drivers in the driver's seat. >> reporter: this posted video shows three cars spinning in circles on 880. the california highway patrol said it halted traffic and put drivers in danger. the chp wants the activity to stop. a group agrees to a point. >> this won't be the last unless there is a positive outlet for the activity or the behavior. >> reporter: jason green is part of save the side show foundation. they have an april event to prove to leaders leaders side shows can be profitable and safe. >> if we keep getting nos and the doors shut in our face then what happened on saturday may continue to happen. >> reporter: the chp says the drivers in this video became the emergency and that is not right. >> it is important that people don't think it is fun, it is not funny. you have a

but we begin with jade hernandez, she is live in a very chilly walnut creek, jade. >> reporter: it was 23 degrees last night, it's expected to be colder tonight. this sign says 33 degrees. so whether you went out and bought a space heater or maybe just a log to throw in the fire, there was at least one store that was extremely busy today. sand covered the grounds outside of the store because people were slipping on the sidewalk. >> the cloud cover is all perfect right now for the frost. >> reporter: store manager amy brown barely turned the corner to show us the other hot spot. >> the space heaters are going fast. other customers fell short of supplies this evening. >> i actually have a fire going at home and i was running out of wood so it was a last minute run. >> reporter: mike shiney inspected this pipe. when temperatures dropped, calls start coming into his business. >> after two or three days you start to see a lot of the freezing pipes get to a point where they keep freezing further and further. >> reporter: and burst. this will keep the builder's main water flow flowing. >> thi

jade hernandez is live now along interstate 880 to tell us what the highway patrol is saying about thisatest stunt. >> reporter: this is as close to the freeway as we can get without getting into traffic. but it shows you where our video began tonight. what you will see is what some drivers witnessed firsthand. several cars spun around doing donuts with little regard for others. oakland traffic stopped near the coliseum many drivers not knowing what to do. we showed lifelong oaklander hall pictures of what drivers saw on the freeway yesterday. >> i think that was awful for them to just hold everyone at bay on the freeway as they did. >> reporter: the freeway disruption attracted attention on this overpass according to a couple of postings on facebook. >> i would hope that whoever is responsible that the highway patrol or whoever needs to do whatever they can so it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: this man doesn't like to see videos posted for anyone who is curious. >> this is happening on 880? >> yeah. >> did they get caught? >> reporter: not yet. and there's more videos posted every

reporting live in oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police in san josi today said theyave arrested the 8th and final suspect in the beating death of a 14-year-old boy. they say herberta reyes was fealtly beaten at roosevelt park. investigators say 31-year-old joe chavarria was taken into custody and they say he along with seven others kicked reyes and his brother on the basketball court. reyes' brother survived. >>> at a meeting was held in vallejo to improve relations between residents and police. a moderator from the department of justice led today's meeting at the baptist church in the same neighborhood where a man was shot to death by officers while sitting in a car. vallejo's new police chief hopes to open a dialogue with residents. >> i think historically in law enforcement we have going into communities without doing a good job of listening. this is a great opportunity to listen and respond and make changes if they are necessary. >> there were ten officer- involved shooting in vallejo last year, six of them fatality. >>> fairfield police say they made two arrests

ktvu's jade hernandez joins us with more about a close call for one family. jade? >> reporter: police say the robbers carried a shotgun and a hand gun. >> reporter: before sun rise police received a call about a suspicious door bell ring. as police responded 10 minutes later 4-5 robbers hit a house on the same block. the couple inside not hurt. across town, armed robbers struck again. >> the wife was putting out the garbage and she heard a shot. >> reporter: that shot may have been a warning at the second home invasion. the robbers again forced their way inside. when the wife screamed someone punched her, locked the husband down stairs. as they left the wife fallowed them out, that is when the gun shot rang out. >> this one is very unusual. both in the time of crime and the time. >> reporter: he opened his door to show dogs that scared away the robbers. >> these people, you know, they are coming at us but the dogs were loud and scared them out. >> reporter: a neighbor said a burglary pushed her into buying an alarm system. >> i guess i have to have one now. this is

ktvu's jade hernandez is live where the program is now on hold. >> reporter: the district attorney isd out. they don't have enough money to cover the couchers given on tuesday and now monday is a surrender only. >> reporter: tuesday got you money or a voucher. now the vouchers may not be worth anything. >> asking people to redeem the vouchers. give us a month so we are hoping we will be able to solicit more funding but we don't know if or how much we will get. >> the district attorney turned monday into a gun surrender. >> we will not be providing virters -- vouchers. >> reporter: one of five buy back locations. the police spokeswoman says someone received $200 for this weapon. >> we went through $5,000 in 40 minutes. 11:30 a.m. we were out of cash and the district attorney brought down $2,700 and we went through that. >> reporter: 223 weapons were dropped off at the police department. but now instead of participating as a drop off location monday, they will be the only drop off site. weapons will be destroyed. >> we will keep soliciting folks for the funds for it. >> reporter: live a

ktvu's jade hernandez talked to folks in the bay area. what are they saying? >> reporter: cyclists and cancer survivors are talking. news of lance lance armstrong's confession is just coming out. >> this was a personal note from lance for my son. >> reporter: lance armstrong's doctor objected. his confession hasn't changed his perspective. >> he created one of the bigger foundations in the world for cancer. you can never take that away from him. >> he created a cancer foundation. it raised $1.3 million since 2005. today lance armstrong apologized to former livestrong staffers. >> his supporters, they have dropped him, lance armstrong, but they have not dropped sponsoring livestrong. i think that is the sentiment of a lot of people. >> the fact he came back from death to do that is asounding. -- astounding. >> reporter: he says the pressure to perform pressurers athletes to -- pressures athletes to make it happen. he stands by the biggest name. >> he should be regardedads a very important -- regarded as a very important icon. >> the dream was pretty -- too good

ktvu's jade hernandez is live in piedmont, which is one of the districts the governor mentioned today. >> reporter: governor jerry brown said it is different for schools and that is why he is willing to fund schools differently. >> thank you. >> reporter: he taught here before becoming principal. >> being able to level the playing field will help us. we have different challenges that need to be addressed. >> reporter: his money would pour money into lower income school districts. >> our future depends not on across the board funding but in funding those schools that have disproportional challenges. >> reporter: he says every student qualifies for free lunch and would benefit from state money. >> i am skeptical. i like what is being talked about. it would be exciting to see us be able to compete. >> reporter: raising standards here -- plus the district would face more slashes to the budget. >> we are estimating our district could lose $4 million. >> reporter: that is a lot of money the district can't make up. the contra costa county unified school district wouldn't comment but they wil

ktvu's jade hernandez is live in san leandro, where she talked to several witnesses about the chaotic scene. >> reporter: we do know that a 16-year-old teenage boy has been arrested and investigators say two groups with each three to four people met here, argued and then a shootout erupted. police say an innocent bystander died. this taxi driver intelligent up safe giving us his name, but described for us what he heard moments after shots rang out at the bay fair bart station. >> boom, boom, boom, boom, and then i said that is shootings. so i see three young guys crossing the street. trying to get away. so i jumped in my car and went around to the other side of the street and then try tried to identify where they were going. >> reporter: the taxi driver said the man tried to hail a cab, but they did not stop. down on the ground, the body of one 40-year-old man. a young girl was taken to the hospital. >> they were in the bus area and we don't know if they were traveling together. >> reporter: during the bay fair station shut down trains continued to run through without stopping as depu

ktvu's jade hernandez is live with that and some of the dangers brought on by the cold. >> reporter:ce rink will be open half hour past midnight. it will be cold on and off the ice but it is not the only place where people are lking about the weather. >> reporter: the owner says business is up. >> wasn't a lot of rain. the ski resorts were doing poorly. >> reporter: this winter temperatures stayed cold. >> we always have a rush before thanksgiving. people wanted to get a fire place in by thanksgiving. you know, build its own heat. >> reporter: this morning drivers encountered black ice. a car down an embankment. this truck lost control. but this afternoon skaters took the fall in temperatures with ease. >> it is cold. you get warm by moving. >> i don't want to break my bones. [ laughter ] >> i am just watching. >> reporter: he came for fire works and remembers last year a wet and rainy san francisco. >> cold. beautiful. we came from modesto. >> cold. >> reporter: low business kept her fingers busy knitting. >> it is cold here. >> reporter: tomorrow will be the first spare the air day

but as jade hernandez reports the event may have been too popular. >> reporter: surrendering a weaponcould get you up to $200 or a voucher. now those vouchers may not be worth anything. >> we asked people to come in on the 15th of february to redeem those vouchers and give us about a month. within that month we're hoping to solicit more funding. but we don't know if and how many we will get. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office has turned next weekend's buy back into a surrender. >>> one of five buy back locations saw several rare guns. someone received $200 for this weapon. >> we went through our initial allotment of $5,000 in the first 40 minutes so by 11:30 we were out of cash. the d.a. brought more money and we went through that very quickly. >> reporter: in the end 233 weapons including all of the rifles were dropped off. but now instead of participating as a drop off location monday the millvalely police department will be the only drop off site. the da's office says weapons from both events will be destroyed in a few weeks. the scouring for funds to pay vouchers off will go way after

jade hernandez, chase utley . >> rescue crews plucked two people out of ocean a tugboat and sailboat collided outside of the golden gate. the tugboat name identify arthur brusco" collided with the boat this afternoon. the tow boat was towing a barge out to see. the force of the impact threw two people into the cold water and sunk the sailboat. >> they were rescued by a crew from golden gate and a crew from san francisco fire department. >> the two victims were not seriously injured. the coast guard says the tugboat and barge were order back to port so the crews could be questioned. there is no word on what caused the collision. >> the discovery of a suspiction package in chinatown forced the closure of a busy intersection. the bomb squad was called to vallejo and stockton streets where someone spotted a metal briefcase. local pisses were told to shut their doors and stay in place. >> it was a metal case and we had no other way to determine what it was other than just because there was so much pedestrian and vehicle and tons of people out here. so we had to have that for safety. >> a

but as jade hernandez reports the event may have been too popular. >> reporter: surrendering a weaponcould get you up to $200 or a voucher. now those vouchers may not be worth anything. >> we asked people to come in on the 15th of february to redeem those vouchers and give us about a month. within that month we're hoping to solicit more funding. but we don't know if and how many we will get. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office has turned next weekend's buy back into a surrender. >>> one of five buy back locations saw several rare guns. someone received $200 for this weapon. >> we went through our initial allotment of $5,000 in the first 40 minutes so by 11:30 we were out of cash. the d.a. brought more money and we went through that very quickly. >> reporter: in the end 233 weapons including all of the rifles were dropped off. but now instead of participating as a drop off location monday the millvalely police department will be the only drop off site. the da's office says weapons from both events will be destroyed in a few weeks. the scouring for funds to pay vouchers off will go way after

today a group called us and ktvu's jade hernandez tells us the point they wanted to get across. jade? >> reporter: frank, frank, this latest incident happened on 880 and they said the shows don't have to put drivers in danger. they said there is a way to pull them away from the freeway. >> reporter: this is video of three cars doing donut on 880 saturday afternoon. he feels the drivers need to be redirected. >> i understand they are looking looking for an outlet. >> reporter: he had just the venue. he is part of the foundation a group who has been trying to get them off legal streets and on to tracks. they made this video as a how to for safety. >> if you keep it off the street during the week you have this one outlet at the end of the week. >> reporter: law enforcement is more concerned on how they impact traffic? >> do i want this to become a thing that i think people think is fun? no. >> reporter: she wants to be clear on how dangerous it is. >> the airport, hospitals, penal that need to -- people that need to get to places. >> this isn't the first time and it wasn't bow the l

. >> jade hernandez is live with why the victim's family isn't satisfied with the new police account.few hours ago the police chief made it clear he wanted to provide transparency about the night he was shot and killed by police. the family says they are still in the dark about that night. >> reporter: the police chief outlined what happened. dispatch got a call about a man attacked, heard a struggle and then the line went dead. four officers responded to the apartment complex. once inside they found him, the man you see here, with a kitchen knife. he charged and officers fired. >> i don't want to spectulate but officers don't -- speculate, but officers don't shoot anyone unless they are forced. >> reporter: why wasn't a taser used? >> if we are able to use a taser than we do that if we have the opportunity to do that. >> there was never even a consideration he might be mentally ill. >> reporter: she says he seemed less of a threat. >> the fact he was 5'4", 140 pounds, coming down stairs? how is that going to impact guys? >> reporter: the salon where he worked declined to offer furthe

reporting live at rodeo beach tonight, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the san mateo county letter carrier pleaded no contest to stealing credit cards and other mail. police arrested 38-year-old romeo natan of san bruno in november. another suspect in the case fingered natan as the source of his stolen credit card. surveillance video showed natan using stolen credit cards and that he had 3,000 pieces of undelivered mail in his home. >>> in sonoma county today the last defendant was sentenced in the gang-related abduction and torture of a young man terry ou in a beach parking lot in 2008 when he refused to sell them drugs. today the last defendant received a nine year prison sentence. three other defendants are already in prison. ou testified against his attackers at trial. in retaliation four other men killed his brother terry at the same beach. all four are serving life terms for that murder. >>> facebook is one step closer to building a second campus. the social networking company and city of menlo park agreed to a $1.35 million deal to be built near its current headquarte

jade hernandez will have an update on this story in our 10:00 news. live in san leandro, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now to the high surf advisory in effect on this eve of the mavericks big wave surfing competition. we have live team coverage for you tonight. mark tamayo -- [inaudible] mark's at the coast. patti is leave and we start with her. >> reporter: rescuers say these high wind advisories can attract waves. a hand full of surfers were taken away from the currents. from the air and the water, rescue crews from the coast guard and the san francisco fire department search for a group of surfers reported missing around 12:30 this afternoon. >> made contact with surf who had been in the water. >> reporter: the surfers were catching waves behind the cliff restaurant this is cell phone video shot by a surfer taking a break on the dash surfer take -- shot by a surfer taking a break. >> we had visual on them early on. there was confusion as to whether three or four of the surfers had been successfully brought to the beach. >> reporter: with t

jade hernandez live where the chief wants to install some new cameras. >> reporter: head north hit oakland, head in the other direction drive deeping into piedmont and in the not so distant future here in piedmont cameras will be installed that will record your license plate. this is the case of location for some. >> piedmont tends to be a very affluent area it's going to be one of those cases that will get targeted. >> reporter: piedmont's recent home invasions made nervous so the idea of cameras like the one mounted on this squad car placed along piedmont city limits doesn't bother her. >> it might deter it some. i don't think that it's going to get rid of it completely. >> reporter: she doesn't think of the cameras as big brother either. neither does the city's new police chief who was sworn into office on tuesday. >> that is a good investigative tool. if we can get it to be able to have that would make a big difference in being able to solve crimes. >> reporter: the new chief says the department has already contacted a vendor and is waiting for an estimate on cost. the city would need

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu news. >>> an employee at a petaluma station was discovered at the disposal site. a deputy toll us they don't know yet if the man was a victim of foul play or if his death was accidental. investigators say they know the man's identity and will release it pending notification of next of kin. >>> police are looking into a shooting that left one man dead. it happened just after 3:00 this afternoon. officers say when they arrived on the scene the victim was already dead. so far no word on any suspects or a motive. >>> a former death row inmate accused of killing his own mother in vallejo told a judge today that he wants to plead guilty to that crime. 70-year-old dennis stanworth is accuse of killing danny stanworth. he was initially sent to prison for killing two teen girls. stanworth was released on parol in 1990. an official plea has not been made. he is expected to be arraigned next friday. >>> oakland police say they looked for seven wanted people today. they ran seven warrants. the people detained today had been warned if they didn't straighten up t

in walnut creek, jade hernandez, ktvu chnl 2 news. >>> there is word tonight on how much oakland willto pay to hire exlos angeles police chief to help the police department. the san francisco chronicle is reporting that figure is $250,000. city council set to approve the contract january 15th. >>> major changes today at oakland city hal where three new council members were sworn in this morning. >> and will truly and to the best of my abilities perform the duties of council members for your respective districts. >> i do. >> an affordable housing advocate is replacing nancy may dell in district three. >> veteran oakland school board member knoll replaces district 5 and the third new mab is dan cab, an environmental advocate who is succeeding councilwoman jane bruner in district 1. also being sworn in today, city attorney barbara parker. according to city officials she is the first african-american woman to be elected to city wide office in oakland. >>> this week marks a milestone for san jose as it first arab-american city councilman is in office. he grew up in san jose. he says he's h

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in piedmont, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the san jose police department is asking for thehelp tonight to locate a man. he helped kill 18-year-old deshon brown last month. vicente duarte. another suspect is currently in custody on murder charges. >>> repairs are coming along on the section of the bay bridge that was damaged by an oil tanker earlier there month. a lot of work has been done since tuesday. most of the damaged area of the wood, steel and plastic fender system have been removed and what they're going to do is replace them with recycle plastic support pillars. so far they're making good progress. >> another week for the demolition and we're still looking at 4-1/2 months for the entire project. so we'll try to bring it in underneath that if we can. >>> an oil tanker hit the bridge january 7. the project will cost $3 million to complete. >>> u.s. airways and american airlines parent amr are reportedly in the final stages of negotiating a merger. the consolidation would create the world's largest airline. details about final price and management structure still need