janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 5:06. many in san francisco demanding extra traffic signs and flashing lights for an intersection where a homeless man was killed over the weekend. it happened early yesterday morning at the fifth street off ramp of interstate 80. a drunk driver went too fast around a sharp curve. crashed right through the guardrail plowing through a homeless encampment. a man asleep in a tent was killed. >> he looked out for people. helped them out when he could. fed them in he had it. >> the 27-year-old driver who was not hurt was booked on dui charges. >>> target is hoping for a smoother day today after many of its customers found themselves stuck in long lines last night. the company experienced a computer glitch that shut down registers for several hours. many people turned to twitter to express their frustration. employees were scrambling to try to find a solution. at one point stores started accepting cash payments. >> was super crowded and i didn't realize it was a problem with the computers and the

janine de la vega is in san jose to talk about whether investigators have any clues as to how the fire started. janine. >> reporter: we are here at a fire station that is just below the hills where the fire started. it's a pretty rural area up there. neighbors we spoke to tell us squatters were living in the property that burned. for thes attacked the fire from the air and the ground but it was not enough to save the two homes that were already engulfed in flames when crews responded. the homes were located on clayton road and once part of the 35-acre apricot ranch. one of the homes were occupied by the woman and 48-year-old daughter. they were not home at the time. the second house that was vacant. a woman who may have been squatting on the property was photographed leaving. that was turned over to investigators. >> i see this girl walking really fast and it didn't look like she belonged here. she was walking like she was trying to get away. >> reporter: fire crews says embers did spark a short fire. a cal chopper fire doused the fire to slow it down. there were explosions heard durin

ktvu janine de la vega is out there right now. and janine, police just told you this large fight involved bats, sticks, and a gun. >> yes, lots of weapons. so it sounds like it was a chaotic scene out here. right now there is crime technicians that are still here as well as police. they have been working here into the early morning hours gathering evidence on 12th street. this is is a neighborhood right own the out skirts of downtown. someone called 911 shortly after 10:00 late last night to report there had been a fight and a person had been shot. when officers arrived they found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was laying in the courtyard. police searched the area on foot and even used a helicopter. there are several witnesses that told police it appears many weapons were used in this fight. >> when the officers are responding, initially it was a weapons call. it was described as up to ten people in the street fighting. when the officers got here, there was nobody left from that original altercation. the only t

ktvu's janine de la vega is there. in two minutes, she'll tell you about a collision involving that big rig truck and if there's any word yet when the road will be cleared. this is a fatal crash. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, june 16th. i'm dave clark. >>> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. steve, a little cool and breezy. >> absolutely. system rather strong up in the pacific northwest. the southern edge is sleeping across. it did on sunday. but continues to do so. kind of a dry cold front coming through. it will chew up the fog. we're still sitting in the 50s. these are 8:00 temperatures. usually by now a few in the 60s. that's not the case. it will be a cool, breezy, windy day. san jose, one 60 there. but saratoga, 55. san jose state, 57 degrees. 53 in fremont. that's a still there. still gust to 30 in travis. 23 concord. 23 oakland. if you don't have a gust, it's breezy to bluffry. 28 sfo. hayward. really strong low. look at that. i mean, that's giving the pacific n

janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a 15-year-old boy is dead after a house shooting. it is locates on windsor avenue and windsor road. the 15-year-old was shot in the chest and died at the hospital. >> what happened. .. oar and all of their witnesses say he was an african- american man who got into a small nissan who was driven by a woman and there may have been two other passengers in the car. anybody with information is asked to call sheriff's deputies in sonoma. >>> a teacher in concord is accused of molesting students. tara moriarty is at the courthouse in march teens, some of the teachers are called this san there is a large until of accusers as a result and he is accuse of molesting. it was minor touching in the collarbone area with no sexual intent. he faces 150 felony counts and they all took place on campus with victims' ages 11 to 17 and all were boys. he was aville liked teacher -- well-liked teacher since 1991 and many teachers and parents and students were in disbelief. >>> latest it is learninged to a homeless camp and this happened near two others and t

ktvu's janine de la vega has been talking to witnesses. she joins us live from the scene of the tragedy. janine? >> reporter: right now, investigators are inside the home. you can see one of the firefighters here. they've -- coming outside. they've been inside looking around at all of the charred debris. some of it is still left here on the front yard. the house is severely destroyed. we're hearing that the fire may have started in one of the bedrooms. investigators say they think the cause may be electrical. a husband and a wife were sleeping and at about 1:00 a.m., they woke up to the smell of smoke and saw flames in the front bedroom of the house located on townsend avenue. they grabbed a five extinguisher. but it didn't work. they escaped. when firefighters arrives, flames were shooting out of the window. the elderly woman was in bed. she's wheelchair bound. firefighters had to go through the flames and rescue her. they performed cpr but were unable to resuscitate her. >> i thought, wow. everybody got out. that kind of relieved me. two

we are still following the story and it happened near there and janine de la vega has what one witness heard before police arrived. >> reporter: christine the the witness said he saw the fight. he said he saw those men beat that victim with a bat and then he ran and they chased him and police later found him dead at some other apartments and we have been following this story since then and we still don't know what caused the fight or why they killed that man. we talked to some witnesses who had this to say. >> yeah, i saw the fight and they chased him and i saw that. >> yeah. >> and the police initially received the call that was reported as shots fired. >> and the police originally responded to the call it was called in as a fight and so you know they want to know what happened. >> okay. >>> earlier we spoke to witnesses and one woman said she saw the fight but didn't want to be identified or get involved. we also saw them and so we will find out. >> and we are proceeding with the investigation and they got the clues together or wharf and at this point we will just proceed with that.

janine de la vega is joining us live from san jose to tell us who the candidates are who will face off in november. janine, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, brian. chuck reid is being termed out. i do want to talk about what happened in the governors race which garnered a lot of attention among republicans. it's no surprise first off that governor jerry brown sored to victory winning 69% of the vote. he's been praised for closing the budget deficit and has high approval ratings from a broad spectrum of voters but it was a tight race for that second spot. tea party conservative tim donnelly and former u.s. treasury kashkari were neck and neck. but kashkari took the lead and will face brown in the election. >> i just got a call, i'm really pleased and honor he called. i just got a call from mitt romney who called and governor romney was very encouraged by the early returns. >> i'm going to campaign hard. i take nothing for granted. and i just have to say that california has come a long way. >> reporter: now to the mayor's race in san jose. santa clara county supervisor dav

ktvu janine de la vega has more on what his parents had to say and where police are at in their investigation. janine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brian. all police have to go on is the driver behind the wheel may have been driving in a black sedan. there is no damage to it. the accident happened right here at this intersection at hostetter just a block away from the entrance to 680. john paul garcia is in the intensive care unit at san jose regional medical unit. he is suffering from broken bones and spinal cord injury that could leave him paralyzed. last wednesday night garcia was in the crosswalk at hostetter at four oaks when witnesses say a car ran a red light, hit him, and left the scene. the family says they were tole the body threw at least 20 feet knocking him out of his shoes. garcia had gone to buy ice cream for his nephew and on his way back home when he was hit. >> he was left behind when he got hit by this driver. they didn't have the heart to stop and help my son. >> reporter: garcia's mother drove by the accident on her way to work that night but had no idea it wa

janine de la vega just arrived at the scene.ire investigators told her about this blaze coming up in two minutes. >>> it is friday, june 6th i'm brian flores in for dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. steve paul son says big fog bank out there. >> we have a cooler pattern today. you can see the low clouds. the upper level low is coming in. it doesn't have to be strong. this time of year it's weaker. when the water temperatures are colder you get an on shore breeze. clear for some. but breezy. there is no doubt about it. a little breeze has picked up. sunny, breezy, cooler for those well inland. 53 to start in san francisco. we will go 61 today after yesterday's 62. there is too much fog and some areas will not get above 58-59 degrees. and you can see why it's really enhancing. 50s on the lows but really the key is the breeze. now if you have the low clouds, the breeze tails off. if you're on the edge of that travis gusting to 33. that is a howling sea breeze and that also means cooler weather will make it out to the sacram

coming up in two minutes you will join janine de la vega who is on the scene. she will have more on how firefighters were able to save two people that were living inside the home. one person did not make it. she'll have more on that story. good morning thank you for joining us friday morning. june 6th i'm pam cook. >> love it when you say friday morning. just have to say it. good morning everybody. >> it has been a long week. >> it has been. >> good morning i'm brian flores in for dave clark. steve, fog still a problem on the coast? >> very much so. inland some areas are starting off clear but it will be a little cooler today. there are signs of a bigger fog bank and stronger delta breeze. san francisco hard pressed. we will go 61 degrees. 53 and cloudy. some areas along the embarcadero. a little warmer. there is a lot of fog out here. when you get that 50s on the temps. the key continues to be what looks to be a ramped up breeze. 22 gusting to 31. again that is not wide spread. concord is west, napa is west. it was the case but much less what we are seeing tod

janine de la vega is live at one location for one of those surveillance cameras. good morning janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the cameras will be installed at 12 different locations. one will be here right on mowry at the entrance of northbound 880. police say it will be money well spent to crack down on crime. last night the city council approved spending $300,000 to buy and install camera and license plate readers. most crimes are committed by people who don't live in the city which is why they have decided to post the cameras on the city borders. many people who live in the city have installed their own ever -- but the american civil liberties will have. >> in new york city we've seen lapr used to collect the plates of mosque attendees that are not suspected of any crime. >> reporter: the aclu is concerned the surveillance system will violate people's privacy. the police chief says the surveillance system will reduce the city's burglary and robbery rates. he knows information collected from the system will be stored for a limited time to insure its not

and janine de la vega has the report from there. well, noel, the alleged assailant was going to be suspended for 7 quarters starting then, but now the university has changed his punishment, instead his degree is going to be withheld for two years, the victim is leah francis junior and she is a student there at school and she said she is still unhappy because he is still on campus and he could still do that and she said when she reported it to campus police they made fun of her and they want the stanford university to provide more protection for students and also change the policy for the universities and also they want the university to change the way they handle sexual assaults. >> and mine took 7 days so it was dragged out and another thing is once my assailant was found guilty of sexual assault, he was still allowed on campus for two weeks. >> and the university says they will look at revising their policy and will work with students this summer on that, francis says this afternoon's rally is just the beginning, they will be rele

ktvu's janine de la vega is out there talking to some of the golfers.inutes she will show us the type of object that was found along with the dead birds suggesting this he may have been deliberately killed. stay tuned for that. >>> thanks for joining us. thursday, june 12. i am dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, you have a lot to tell us? >> there is a lot of fog. some sun already. there will be a little breeze behind it today. there is a strong breeze for some. it's been pretty good. about 25 to almost 40 miles an hour. 50 on the temps. maybe a little on the mild side there. there is pretty good gusts. 20, 23, up to 33. it's out of the sea breeze direction. just a lot of fog out there even with the sunshine. it will be nice but cooler today. local drizzle. that should probably end here in the next half hour. afternoon temps, 50s, 60s, 70s. upper 70s for some. 60s for many. >> all right. steve, we are looking at a commute where traffic is improving right now in san francisco because they just got rid of a crash southbound 101 at ca

ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from one of the stoirs that the company involve -- stores that the company is involved and has more. >> reporter: we're here in front of hobby lobby. this is an arts and crafts store. this company does not believe in providing contraception to the employees under the insurance plan because of the owner's religious beliefs. the supreme court ruled in their favor. it was close. the justices voted 5-4 that some for-profit corporations have religious rights. the issue before the supreme court was whether businesses could be forced to offer certain types of contra sep differents such as -- contraceptives such as iuds and the morning-after pill. the decision was an appeal. this comes two years after justices narrowly upheld the affordable care act. >> we're thrilled with the court's decision today. we think this is a great day for religious freedom. the court reaffirmed that american families don't give up their constitutional right to religious freedom just because they open a family business. >> reporter: local managers and employees refused to comme

janine de la vega joining us live to explain what this means. janine? >> reporter: we'll know a lot more evidence that the district attorney office has on garcia torres. now, one legal analyst says that he thinks that too much information out in the public may lead to the trial being moved to another county. this is some trial video of the suspect of garcia torres present in court today as the defense attorney and the prosecutor argued against unsealing the transcript. morgan hill teenagers here, lamar two years ago. the defense argued more information of the public prejudices with the jury and seat an impartial jury. it would lead to a change of venue and delay it. the judge ruled in favor of releasing the documents after hearing the attorney for the san jose mercury news who argues the public has a right to know. >> we're now going to know what occurred between zero lamar and garcia torres. we're going to know a lot more about what occurred in the time that they were together. the defendant and sierra lamar. we're going to know about the dna associate

ktvu's janine de la vega joins us now. >> reporter: people who have an iphone can go to their computer and sign on to i cloud and use a kill switch to disable the devices. that would render the devices useless. it's a worry that many smart phone users have. >> i always have my phone in my pocket but i mean like, yeah you never know someone can pickpocket you. >> reporter: george gascon and erik schneider man announced what they're calling a major milestone in helping prevent cell phone theft. google and apple will introduce a kill switch. >> not only the technology has to be available, but the technology has to be universally applied and if i as a consumer decide not to use the technology, then i can turn it off. >> reporter: the announcement is part of a new report issued by the secure are smart phones initiative which was started a year ago by law enforcement agencies, elected officials. since apple started offering ios7's activation lock in san francisco, iphone robberies decreased 38%. in new york, iphone theft went down 17% in the first five months of the year. the report found th

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, janine. >>> the lawyer for a former oakland high school security guard accused of abusing a student in a wheelchair says his client may have been acting in self-defense. last month's kf fronttation was caught on camera. marshall mitchell was charged with child abuse after francisco martinez was dumped out of his wheelchair. mitchell's lawyer says martinez has a history of discipline problems and bears some responsibility because he spat on mitchell and antagonized him. >> it's conceivable if my client was acting in self- defense based upon an aggressive student and known aggressive student his actions may have been maybe not more rally acceptable but justified. >> mitchell is flee free on bail and will return to court. the school has hired an independent investigator. >>> san jose police are investigating an attempted robbery in which the films were tased and hit with a hammer. it happened on camden avenue near merle road at anapartment complex. the female victim is pregnant

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a stolen car suspect is in custody after a tense search of several back yards in an oakland neighborhood. police say they received a 911 call from a person who said their red suv rental had just been stolen. a short time later, officers spotted it and tried to stop it. but the suspect ran off into a neighborhood on high and masterson streets. they prout in the kib, core doned off -- k-9 and cordoned off the area and located the man and tike him into custody without incident. >>> berkeley police arrested a suspected drunk driver accused of running from the scene of a a -- of a terrible car crash that seriously injurerd another man on tunnel road. the road was shot down for hours in the eastbound direction. police tell us the 21-year-old driver crashed his corvette into a metal barrier and it ricocheted back on the road. he got out of the mangled car and left the scene but police found him nearby. a passenger in the car, a 24- year-old man, was badly hurt and may not survive. >>> the driver was not

ktvu janine de la vega will have more on a plea from the victim's family. it is monday, june 30th i'm brian flores in for dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. steve, everybody is talking about how hot it has been what is it going to be like today? >> hotter. >> hotter. there you go. >> head to the beach. >> perfect. the coast is clear if you'd like to say. there is really not an offshore breeze. if it is, it's very slight. there are a few low 70s. 48 half-moon bay. there are 50s as well. a little cooler by the coast. 90s to 100s inland. we will be there in the 101-102 cat gore for some. 80s around the bay. here is sal. >>> all right, steve, good morning. we are still looking at a decent commute if you are going to get on the road early. this is a look at the traffic in union city. if you are driving down to the fremont area not a bad commute. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. i want to see what traffic looks like there. there are no major issues as you drive through. >>> it happened earlier this morning at 18th and castro

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, janine. >>> new photos released today show an emotional meeting between the father of the gunman in last month's santa barbara shooting and the father of one of the victims. peter rodger met with richard martinez privately on june 1st. rodger's son went on the killing spre killing six people and injuring 13 before killing himself. martinez's son, christopher, was one of those killed. he has been an outspoken supporter of gun control laws. martinez says he plans to work with rodger to help make sure other families don't suffer as theirs have. >>> a san francisco man pleaded not guilty this morning to federal charges of possessing bombmaking materials and a handgun with the serial numbers filed off. the judge ruled that ryan chamberlain was a danger to the community and will remain in federal custody. prosecutors say the search of his nob hill apartment also turned up 40 caster beans which can be used to make the deadly poison ricin. chamberlain faces 50 years in prison if if

reporting live from milpitas, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> the u.s. military says army sergeant bowe bergdahl is in stable condition and still receiving treatment in germany. this afternoon there is a growing controversy over his release from taliban captivity. many are happy he's coming home but some in congress say the president secured his freedom illegally. >> reporter: army sergeant bowe bergdahl is on his way home after five years in captivity. bowe bergdahl is receiving treatment at a us military hospital in germany. he's going through a reintegration process before returning to american soil. >> if he comes up too fast, it could kill him. >> reporter: u.s. officials authorizing the release of five taliban suspects held at guantanamo bay in exchange for his freedom. the admin stration taking heat for the negotiation with republicans say the white house broke a law which required congress to be notified ahead of any gitmo release. >> we're gonna do a thorough review about what this thing looked like and how they did it and what assets and resour

ktvu's janine de la vega is on the scene and joins us live. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. we just learned again that one of the homes that was destroyed was an in-home daycare. there was one baby inside. everyone, though, is out safe. the fire is contained but firefighters are here. when we first arrived, embers were flying everywhere, the smoke was thick. fire ended up destroying two homes down the street on lantana drive where there's still a lot of emergency crews here. from newschopper2, you can see the flames shooting up in the air from the two homes located in a neighborhood near reed avenue. it all began at 9:20 this morning and the flames continued to rage for more than an hour as firefighters worked to extinguish them. when they first arrived on scene, they tried to fight it from the inside but heavy flames and smoke made the firefighters back out. it was causing the roofs of the homes to start sagging. they quickly pulled out and had to fight the flames from outside. tree trimmers working from the neighborhood first sp

ktvu's janine de la vega is live in san jose where officials just finished a news conference. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon. police have 20th street here blocked off at julian because federal agents are inside a home here they say was a drug lab, where crystal meth was being produced. they are calling it a sizable operation. at 7:15 this morning, agents from the department of homeland security and the drug enforcement administration served a search warrant on the home because they received information that drugs were being manufactured at the home. they detained two adults and two young children who were inside. they found large quantities of crystal methamphetamine. a hazard out materials team came and swept the house because of the dangerous chemicals inside. >> the size and scope of the lab is yet to be determined. there's a large amount of methamphetamine that has already been located. the amounts have not been determined yet but this is a sizable operation. hundreds of thousands of dollars of methamphetamine was coming to and from this location just f

janine de la vega is joining us now from san jose to talk about this case. janine. >> reporter: we're at the main post office here. this is where all the mail gets processed and distributed. and according to this criminal complaint, quan howard always notified employees to let him know whenever they found any cash, drugs, or valuables that were found loose in the mail. now an investigation by a special agent with the postal service found that quan howard was caught numerous times on surveillance cameras stealing items that were found loose in the mail. authorities say howard had a room in the distribution center where he would stash the goods which included cash, prescription pills, marijuana, passports, jewelry, rare coins, silver bars, collectible playboys and other memorabilia. howard is facing two counts of mail theft, one count of possessing stolen mail, and one count of destroying u.s. mail. in 2012 he was awarded federal employee of the year by the san francisco bay area federal executive board. according to the san francisco chronicle, howard was als

janine de la vega is live at a south bay fire station. they are searching for clues that continues this morning. janine. >> reporter: yes, they are, dave. and neighbors did tell us that they say transients used to live in one of the homes that burnt down. one of the neighbors saw a woman that may have been squatting, walking away very fast from the fire. she thought it looked suspicious. she took a photograph and took it to investigators. the fire began at 4:15 yesterday afternoon on clayton road and it burned for hours. forecasts attacked -- firefighters attacked the flames from the air. a 70-year-old woman and 48-year- old daughter lived at one of the homes. they were not home at the time of the fire. cal fire chopper doused the fire to slow it down and kept it from burning a third home. >> my house is too. we're good about that. wait a lot of houses aren't. it could have spread. yeah. could have got a few more houses. >> fire officials have been able to determine the fire started in one of the homes that was destroyed and spread outside

ktvu's janine de la vega is there now.e been out there all morning with a closeup look at all of the devastation, janine? >> reporter: neighbors tell us that squatters actually used to live in one of the homes that was standing here. firefighters can't confirm that but take a look. there's not even a frame of the home that used to be here and the distance you can still see part of one. but this is just piles and piles of burnt rubble right here. you can see also that was damaged, the cars parked there in the distance. this fire began after 4:00 yesterday afternoon on clayton road and burned for hours. the plumes of smoke could be seen from highway 101. firefighters were unable to save the two homes and outbuildings on the property. the property was once a part of the 35-acre bunle family. a 70-year-old woman and her 48- year-old woman lived at the home. they weren't home at the time. the second home was vacant. firefighters spotted an ember. a calfire chopper doused the flames and it kept it from burning a third home. >> y

janine de la vega joins us with reaction from phone customers, janine?ople i have spoken to so far said they are happy that more cops are recognizing them hthem and they can render them useless if they are stolen. they will now do the same thing george gas cone is in new york to talk about how smart phones and tablet thefts have come to the latest as they give the drop for the first five months during the year since the killswitch was introduced. in the same time they found theft of samsung devices increased. >> it is awesome that one simple app brought down -- decreased it. i will look into it and it is like deaggravating a credit card. you know? it is useless. you don't have to worry about having the information sabotaged. >> both leaders say the statistics illustrate how they will end the victim sayings of wireless -- system vagues. this comes after tissabling a phone and they will start incorporating killswitches in the next version of their phones. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> he was almost perfect. los angeles dodgers had his

reporting live from san jose janine de la vega. ! critical vote on the long debated suicide barrier for the golden gate bridge. take a look at what the steel net barrier would look like. it would be installed about 20 feet below the pedestrian walkway and then stretched 20 feet out from the bridge. today the bridge district will vote on funding for the $76 million project. if it's approved, the suicide net could be installed by early 2018. >>> there are two men who really know firsthand about the dark side of the golden gate bridge. >> it is such a big deal to get them back over that rail. it's easy to jump. it is. you just let go and there you go. former chp sergeant kevin briggs has prevented hundreds of people from jumping. during his 20-year career he became known as the guardian of the golden gate bridge. briggs now speaks to groups about suicide prevention along side a man who did jump and survived. >> i kept saying in my head i can't die like this. god, please save me. i've made a mistake. i don't want to die. >> kevin hines n

and germany, janine de la vega is there already and coming up in about six minutes, she will tell youhey are hyped up. >>> thank you for joining us, thursday june 26th, and we are also hearing some really intense weather. >> very heavy rain, some flooding down there and we will post a bunch of pictures, nanette kick, some said light rain and some cool cloud form makes sun and breezy conditions and there is still some rain up in the sierra and it is moving fast out of here. we have 50s and 60s on the lows and there is a lot of moisture in the air no doubt about it, a breezy blustery day, once we get all of this to start moving through, there in sonoma county and mostly cloudy it should be a mostly sunny day, cooler temperatures in the 60s and also ross, here is sal. >>> we have seen a steady increase and let's start off with the east shore freeway and the drive time is a little more and the speed lower than it was but still a decent drive between the carquinez and the mcarthur maze on to the toll plaza and that traffic is backed up and this is about a 25 minute delay getting into san f

janine de la vega will have more on the impact for more of you bay area drivers and that is coming up in two minutes from now. good morning, thanks you for joining us monday it is june 23 june 23rd, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. we are off to a slow start monday, sometimes it takes us a bit, right, steve? >> sometimes it does, i was just answering one of our viewers. i said where would you be? >> she said downtown and it can get hot there. we are going 68 to cloudy to mostly cloudy and fog is stacked up on the coast and making a good inland surge, 40s and 50s on the temperatures and it's cool. low 40s, los altos, menlo park -- hillsboro, 54 and also foster city and the fog is not going anywhere it will still be there and it is on tap for wednesday and thursday and fog sun breezy, cool to mild to yonder, it will be in the #0s closer to 50s and 60s, here is sal. >>> we have a couple of crashes which popped up. there is also a crash near -- near taylor and we keep looking at the bay bridge it is just kind of a slow down and we are early for that people are up and at them and we

reporting live ktvu channel 2 morning news janine de la vega. >>> carquinez, thousands use it every day the carquinez, there is a new problem discovered and we have more on how it could impact other bridges, tara? >> reporter: underneath inspectors found -- inspectors found seismic joints. they uncovered the problem during an inspection of the vallejo side. arranging noise discovered in the fall of 2012 led to the discovery. one of the northern joints they flipped it off and a steel bearing plate got dammed. >>> there is a simpler design. >> caltrans says those bridge joints have experienced no problems but will be monitored closely. they installed temporary wood pieces and there is no safety risk but permanent repairs begin... [ technical difficulties, stand by ] >> all right, we will get back to tara in just a few minutes. but a 20 year veteran is out on bail after being arrested for selling marijuana. he was taken into custody at police headquarters after 20 pounds of marijuana was found in a storage unit he had mentioned. he is now on paid administrative leave and he is scheduled to

janine de la vega is in los gatos to explain what that means and for people who want to invest in apple. >> pam, apple products are known to be pricey and so are its shares but today if you want to buy apple's stock it will be a lot more affordable and that's because of a stock split. the price of one share of apple will drop from $645 to the $95 range and that's because it is doing the stock split which means issuing shares to bring down the price. everyone who owned a share of apple stock will now get credit and this will make it easier for them to buy shares. the company's market almost attract more investors who previously would not buy in because it was so expensive. we used to work in the tech industry about this move. >> i think it is smooth and has been unapproachable for most people but we will probably look at it as a positive thing. >>> and the dow jones industrial average is for key sectors in the economy because of it high stock price and it is unclear if that will change. they will be watching to see how it performs and whether it gets included in the dow jones industrial

ktvu's janine de la vega is down there this morning. she's been talking with the driver and coming up in two minutes. she's gonna tell us how this dispute could eventually affect us the next time we go to fill up the car. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm pam cook in for tori campbell. >> i know. >> yeah. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, the skies look weird outside. [laughter] >> meteorological term, dave. >> weird. >> i think it means a lot of low clouds for some, not for all. it will be sunny to mostly sunny. low cloud deck. looks like a ridge of high pressure may be taking it to the north. san mateo, santa cruz coastline 50s on the temperatures. low to mid. everyone is close here. temperatures still not bouncing off those morning lows yet. by the coast, 60s, 70s around the bay. 80s. 90s inland. it's a summertime pattern. here's sal. >>> steve, somewhat surprising. everyone's kind of back and at it on a monday. i thought there would be fewer people on the road. we already have drive time

janine de la vega is in fremont.king to people on both sides of the issue. >> reporter: good morning, dave. so far it's a mixed reaction. some people like this idea. others say it will be a big waste of money. fremont police say most people who commit burglaries don't live in the city. that's why they are gonna install the cameras at the city borders. at last night's meeting, members approved spending $300,000 to buy and install 12 cameras and license plate readers and 12 different intersections. many have installed their own cameras and have captured cil activity and it's help -- criminal activity and it's helped police make arrest. we spoke to people who live and work in fremont about the plan. here's what they had to say. >> i think it will help because, you know, if it's helping as far as bring the rate down and leading people to getting convicted, i'm for it. >> i think it's a violation of our privacy. i mean, being watched all of the time. it's too big brother for me. [laughter] >> reporter: and privacy is a co

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:35.e investigators in oakland still closely watching the diamond canyon park area. they worry an arsonist is still on the loose this morning after several suspicious grass fires were set in the neighborhood tuesday afternoon. firefighters and the police are on alert even private security guards are helping out. >> someone that looks -- haven't seen him around or driving or walking or maybe a backpack that's -- i don't know, something that would grab my attention. >> now, that security guard said he helped put out two small fires on tuesday. the guard had the help of a neighbor who tossed her garden hose over the balcony to help out. a substitute music teacher in daly has been arrested accused of molestation. brian butts was booked over the weekend into the san mateo jail on ten counts of lewd acts. he's pled not guilty. butts taught guitar and piano at music art studios, school of music and fine arts from april until june while the owner of the school was out of the country. three of his

janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> family and friends are remembering an 18-year-old woman who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy in half- moon bay. [ music ] >>> hundreds turned out to remember her. now last night they then marched to the substation demanding justice. deputies say she was shot near the housing complex when she came at them with a knife. family members said she was suffering from depression and had not been taking her medication and officers did not have to use deadly force. >> they could have tasered her. the shooting is being identified identified. he has been placed on administrative leave which is customary involving a shooting. >>> the bridge is just 11 years old. engineers have uncovered a seismic joint on the vallejo side of the bridge. it contracts as temperatures change and is designed to keep it together and move during an earthquake. two other bay area bridge have similar joints. >> there is a similar design on the venetia martinez bridge -- >> caltrans says there has been no other problems and the carquinez bridge is set to get unde

janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a man shot overnight in san francisco is in stable condition at this hour. the shooting happened before one. and map bass taken to san francisco general hospital. he is described as being in his mid-30s and no arrests were made in that case. >>> in union city, they are investigating a fire that killed one man and it happened along with high been women and they say neighbors rushed to help but the fire was too intense. >> i can tell you the house is completely end gulfed -- engulfed with flames. >> neighbors say the man who died in that fire was an older man and he lived in that house with his adult son. >>> san francisco police hope it will lead to an arrest in a string of arsons. it was the first to report on at least a dozen fires at the area of wilson. now police have released information and you can see somebody following with a bikes and walks through kind of comes back meanders back and tries a second dear door and comes back through the door he initially entered so we definitely, if somebody recognizes him, we would like that m

janine de la vega is at the scene where police are wrapping up their investigation over there. good morning janine. >> reporter: good morning, yes, police officers just left moments ago. right now they are -- >> obviously we're having technical problems with janine's signal. we'll get back with her shortly for more on that deadly shooting in san jose. moving on to other news at 7:07. talks on a new contract for san francisco muni operators have broken down. some employees staged a stick out for three days last week in protest against the contract offer. both sides met with a mediator yesterday, but union representatives walked out. media officials have said if no deal is reached the current contract will stay in effect and drivers will not get a raise. the door for negotiations remains open until june 24th. >>> your time now 7:08. a warning this morning for pet owners in pacifica. that's after a coyote snapped up a dog in the city's park pacifica area this week. the owner said she left her dog out into a fenced in backyard when that coyote attack occurred. the pacifica home was

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> about 200 gallons of gas leaked after a pickup truck crashed into a pump at a gas station in san mateo. it happened around noon yesterday at the valero on east 4th avenue and south of delaware street. a chief said crews arriving on scene activated an emergency shutoff switch and were able to prevent any fuel from spilling into storm drains. it's still unclear what caused the crash. no one was hurt. >>> police in antioch are looking for the person who shot seven people during a party over the weekend. the shooting happened saturday night at a home on cedar point way. neighbors say there was a good- sized crowd at the home when a person drove by and fired shots into the garage. >> it was rapid fire. it started out maybe two, three shots. after that it was an unloaded clip at that point, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> two victims showed up at local hospitals. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> jury deliberations are set to resume today in bryan stow's ci

janine de la vega is following this story and coming up, she will tell us what the workers want to accomplish and how this sick out could affect you. thank you for joining us, monday morning, june 23rd, i am pam cook. after the let's talk about weather and traffic, you brought steve paulson back. >> well we all do. monday. .. >>you have a bigger fog bank and some of the temperatures are running upper 150s to lower 60s around orinda is there and your morning is super affective. we do get a great breeze keeping an "and that -- an eye on that for napa and hayward and the sea breeze is there but if it collapses there is a lot of fog out there a typical day put a westerly is in place, here is sal. >>> we are looking at a commute which is off to a good start, no major problems as we go to the bay bridge plaza and traffic continues to move along well. northbound and southbound 880 traffic is looking good, drive

janine de la vega said the announce the. was made at a news conference, good morning torn nato. he just received a conversation with his path of physical reform. mayor reid said the met measure b and reformed the pension policy and the city would loose vital services if vital pup -- punishment and knows that the city is now in a position to hire more. >> sam is honest, he has integrity and he will do right by the residents and taxpayers of san jose because when the hard decisions have to be made, sam has proved from his decisions, real decisions affecting real people, that he puts the people here to move him as they were previously served. he said there is a change at city hall and there has been a toxic environment. he is backed by labor unions and law enforcement and when asked what he thought, he told us in a statement, i am not running against reid and they are dealing with on the and even though he won the majority of the votes in a primary he may be the undoing because the other ones may throw their support for la card dough reporting live thank you, janine. >>> a saturday

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> now, on ktvu.com, you will find important voting information including where your poling place is. our web team has posted it ulunder the hot topics section. >>> the worldwide developers conference begins at moscone center. people have been lined up since yesterday. there are reports that apple will make major announcements about an improved operating system for iphones and i-mac. there is speculation that an iphone and i-watch could be unveiled. >>> the nsa may have been looking at those selfies you've been posting online. the agency collects millions of images a day including 55,000 facial recognition quality. the paper says the nsa looks for clues people leave on the internet as part of their daily activities, including photos, e- mails and text messages. >>> a predominantly african- american church in los angeles had a surprising visitor yesterday. >> we love all of bod's children, regardless of their race, creed or color and i want my friends to know we're paying f

reporting live from mountain view, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. >>> hillary clinton will be in san francisco tonight and tomorrow. she's proproeting her -- promoting her book. environment activists plan to show up to call on her to oppose the keystone xcel pipeline. clinton has not taken a position on it. >>> house speaker john boehner says he may sue president obama. boehner says the president is exceeding his constitutional authority when it comes to administering the laws that congress passes. he says further action is needed because house legislation addressed in the issue has "gone nowhere in the democrat-controlled senate." president obama has previously vowed to take executive action if he cannot get cooperation from congress. >>> a plan to change a state law designed to prevent renters from being victed is being dropped -- evicted is being dropped, at least for now. mark leno sponsored the original bill that would have required landlords to own the blg for at least five years -- building for at least five years before they could use the ellis

ktvu janine de la vega is joining us live from san jose to tell us how the company is responding. janine. >> reporter: the target here on coleman avenue isn't open yet. we are told the retailer has resolved its issues and they have apologized for any inconvenience this has caused its customers. no one likes to wait in a long line. that's what happened here yesterday. target experienced a computer glitch that shut down registers for several hours yesterday leaving customers frustrated. some of them took to twitter to talk about what they were experiencing in the store. according to shoppers employees were scrambling during the shut down to come up with a better solution. at one point the stores started taking cash payment. >> it was super crowded and i didn't realize that it was a problem with the computers and i heard a few people talk about it and then they started following everyone into one long line. >> reporter: target apologized for any inconvenience and says it was able to restore the registers eventually. the glitch was not related to any security issues. the retail chain i

reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> this is a big week for apple fans. the worldwide developers conference begins today. the san francisco chronicle reports people started lining up yesterday. there are also reports that apple will make major announcements. a new iphone and iwatch could be unvailed. today's keynote speech will be screened at 10:00 this morning. >>> a new law could go into effect that would require ten of california's largest airports to offer a space for mothers to pump breast milk. san francisco international is the only major airport that offers pumping rooms. >>> right now at 6:41. from rubbing elbows with politicians to the subject of a nation-wide man hunt. what we are learning about the path of a san francisco apartment. >> this monday morning's commute son-in-law getting worse because of a muni sickout. ly tell you wham drivers and passengers are saying. >> and we still have slow traffic all over the east bay. especially one particular corridor. i will tell you where it's very slow. >> if you don't have the fog bank, you're one o

ktvu's janine de la vega shows us security efforts are still falling short. >> reporter: a worry thatmart phone users have. >> like, um, yeah, you know, you never know. >> reporter: san francisco district attorney and new york attorney general announced what they are calling a major milestone in preventing smart phone theft. google and microsoft will incorporate a kill switch into the next version of their operating system. it allows a user to render it useless if it is stolen. >> technology has to be available, and the technology has to be universally applied. if i decide not to use the technology, then i can turn it off. >> reporter: it is part of a new report issued by the secure our smartphones initiative. the study found that since apple started offering activation lock, the kill switch feature, in san francisco, robberies decreased 38%. in new york, theft went down 17%. the report found that theft of samsung and other devices increased during the same time period. >> that is interesting they are paying attention. that is really crazy. i had no idea. >> reporter: earlier this wee

janine de la vega has been live on the scene since 4:30 and joins us with new developments in the pastminutes. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. in the last half-hour, the coroner arrived on scene. that's who miss have been waiting for. their investigation was on standby. they weren't sure if this man who died here on peercy road was hit by a car or murdered. he was found face down just around the bend. police say a passing motorist called 911 after spotting the man down on peercy road near tenant before 1:30 a.m. he had visible injuries, was unconscious and not breathing. he tie died -- he died at the scene. there are tire skid marks in the road. they are determining whether he was hit by a car and hest in the road. they don't know -- and left in the road. they just don't know yet. >> he'sing he's lying face down. maybe he was hit by a car or maybe they will discover something else. >> reporter: homicide detectives are on the scene. officers have been talking to neighbors asking if they saw or heard anything suspicious. the coroner will be able to examine the body and l

ktvu's janine de la vega joins us with a preview of a meeting that begins in less than two hours. ood morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. we're here in the cambria park neighborhood where there is a medical marijuana dispensary right across the street from us. it's within the city limits. but with the new stricter regulations there's a possibility they may have to move. some county officials are concerned that clubs may move into unincorporated san jose. the santa clara county board of supervisors will consider passing an immediate and temporary moratorium on cannabis clubs to prevent them from opening before the county can develop laws to regulate them. right now, there aren't any dispensaries or cultivation sites licensed by the county but earlier this month, the san jose city council approved stricter limits on where they could be located. they need to be a certain distance away from schools, parks, homes, substance abuse centers and we spoke to one man who used to work at one and asked him what his thoughts were. >> at my place of work, we had several dispenries. there

janine de la vega is at the scene with the search for the shooter. ng, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. some of the neighbors reported seeing people running away with bats in their hands that are involved in this fight. so far police have not made any arrests. there is a crime scene cleaner here just inside of this apartment complex on 12th street making sure that they get rid of anything that looks disturbing. and this neighborhood that is close to the happy hallow amusement park. someone called 911 shortly after 10:00 last night reporting there had been a large fight and people were shot. at least ten people were involved and using various weapons. they found a man suffering from one gunshot wound laying in the courtyard area of this apartment complex. he was pronounced dead. police searched the area on foot and used a helicopter but did not find the shooter. neighbors told us they hear abdomen five gunshots. >> hearing it that close especially with my family and kids, i kind of got scared for them. i told them to stay inside for awhile, don