kara is live and just spoke to a witness, kara?porter: we are out here -- were out here shortly after this began, there were flames shooting up in the air and i want to show you there is still quite a bit of smoke and still flames going and this is more than 4.5 hours after the flames began. this you a few hours back tackleel it before they arrived. again you could hear explosions going off and all the residents living in this area could hear them. they were carrying embers blocks away and they were dealing with spot fires that popped up because of this. now burning was a senior apartment complex and the project's superintendent tells me they were in the framing stages of this 120 unit project and he said watching it go up in flames was surreal. >> six months worth of working going up in flames, it is unbelievable. >> it was up on fire. >> somebody knocked on my door a block away and it was literally on 10th street. >> reporter: they are looking into whether arsonists are to blame for this and commuters are out of luck because ther

kara is there to tell us what she has learned this morning, kara? >> reporter: well i spoke with investigators just moments ago and they have been interviewing in the last hour at least one potential witness. we have also seen detectives and crime technicians focused on this driveway. they are trying to talk to investigators who told me a 30- year-old man was shot multiple times. he was rushed to the hospital and died of his injuries and it happened just before midnight on bay road. police have been here on the scene ever since. >> we have to basically have to shut down the crime scene with crime scene tape and we have to call in visioners, whether or not to process the scene. with patrol officers we have to go to a neighborhood cans vicinity where we -- canvas where we knock on doors and see if anybody saw anything or witnesses anything during the investigation. >> police are on the move and if you know anything, call ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a subway truck caught fire. it was headed from a warehouse to a restaurant in oakland when the flam

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kara is live with the investigation, good morning kara. >> reporter: investigators have been out here and we have been watching crime scene techs collecting evidence and this happened just before midnight according to the police. they tell me this was a shot that let officers know there was gunfire along the street along gloria way and at this point they don't know the circumstances surrounding the shooting but they did find the victim in the driveway when they found he was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds and he died of his injuries. police say he was 31 years old. now the suspect or suspects are still on the loose and police are telling us they very much need witnesses and they have very little to go on and they are trying to solve this crime so please give east palo alto police a call, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> right now they are preparing a gas line following a crash that caused a fiery chain of events. flames were visible last night and 113 customers are without power. this happened after a car hit a utility pole right around 8:30 near is distribution gas line and it

i've known kara for many years as a colleague. i said, i have even more. i have the raw interview. i have my original notes. and i'm telling you, i swear, you know, this is what happened because everyone who has one of those degrees, i've got a computer science degree. >> right. >> it's a techie area like yahoo! paypal, google, the original boys, we all had computer science degrees. we always talk about it even before we get on the air. >> you let them know you have one because it changes the scope of the interview. >> two things. first of all, i also had the raw of the interview so you can hear the whole windup. that was absolutely clear, which they did not have. that's not what we air on npr. secondly, if you actually know anything about computer science and computers, you can see that i had laced through this interview all references to what you would know -- >> were you a computer science major. >> and it was so right. and let's not forget one thing. we know that he went from president of paypal over to president of yahoo!. what he really started out at paypal that he was inter

kara lou is at the east bart station. good morning, kara. >> reporter: good morning. sure was as you said the epicenter of the meltdown yesterday. as you take a look around here at the west oakland bart station and you look up past all the fire damage. we have seen a few trains head into the city and that should be music to so many commuters. workers inspected the tracks in the wee hours of the morning here. this was the area that was damaged by the fire. now of course just a day ago bart service between san francisco and oakland was shut down all morning long making an absolute mess of the morning commute for just about anyone trying to get across the bay. service did resume before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. and this morning we are told it should be business as usual. >> it will be spending a good part of today looking at what went right and what went wrong yesterday and trying to make sure we improve for the next disaster and next crisis we face. we live in earthquake country and fires happen. >> reporter: officials say they will certainly be looking at how quickly t

good morning kara. >> reporter: good morning. they have made quite a bit of headway and they are still throwing water on this mess here and if you take a look around, i want to give you a sense of how close this is. when we got on the scene we heard explosions we saw fires throughout the area. hook is a look at 880 freeway. take a look how close it burned to those bart tracks. firefighters were called on the scene this morning. a structure was on fire and again explosions burning embers were being carried by the wind and it is just some of the things that neighbors told us about. they actually carried as far as 10th street. he also the middle of the night not only watching this thing burn but making sure everything was safe. >> it was holding it this big over my parking lot. i live in my complex and the windows bust and i had to get my aunt out and it was raining fire. >> and again the fire affecting the oakland station. i spoke with a dispatcher and he says there is no service between he can land and he was not sure how long it

metallica displayed this sketch of a suspect in the death of kara mctallonton. >>> the campaign corruption case against john edwards has been dismissed. the u.s. justice department will not seek to retry edwards after last month's mistrial. he was accused of using public funds to hide his afire. the jury found him innocent on one charge and deadlocked on the 5 others. >>> new doping charges are brought against former cycling superstar lance armstrong. as dick bennon reports, it goes back to lance's first victory. >> reporter: lance armstrong faces new drug charges brought by the u.s. antidoping agency. he's been immediately banned from competition in triathlons, a sport her took up after his retirement from cycling last year. a source close to the investigation says armstrong is accuse of taking part in a massive doping conspiracy. he allegedly used steroids, blood are placements, and masking agents. armstrong released a statement, denying the accusations. he also pointed out as he had the in the past that he never failed a drug test. >> we've proven time and time out that we're clean. >>

joining me now, former prosecutor beth karas.e sometimes the story of quantity can trump quality in a bizarre way. we've only had two of these alleged accusers so far. but the impact of it so far in your assessment? >> reporter: very powerful, ashleigh. this case could have gone forward with one of them. a lot of people say it's just this young man's word against sandusky's, he's denying this. when you have one after another after another, same story, different time period, some overlap also. they tend to corroborate each other and there is strength in numbers. it is very powerful indeed. >> sandusky's defense has been that these victims want money and they are all in collusion in some way. that cross-examination is going to be critical. how has that cross-examination been? on one hand you have alleged victims here and you can't be seen beating them up in front of a jury. >> reporter: frankly, ash leigh, the beginning of cross-examinations of four and two were like a double direct. they clarify a lot of point about the scenarios.

beth karas, appreciate it. now here's savannah. >>> the attorney for victim number four, and mike bonnie represents victim number one. gentlemen, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> ben, i'll start with you. if these jurors said anything last night, it was loud and clear. we believe you, to your clients. how did your client react, ben, when he heard the news of this? >> i think he was relieved. if i had to sum it up in one word, i would say he felt vindicated. he has been living with this shame and guilt for several years. and this was finally an opportunity for him to confront his abuser, for a neutral jury to hear the facts and to render the appropriate decision. >> michael, your client is known as victim number one. that is because he was the person who came forward first. he started all of this. how does he feel, knowing that his courage in coming forward has led to this flood of allegations and now jerry sandusky facing prison for the rest of his life? >> well, rightfully so, he is pr

kara, one of their six adopted children dropped her head and cried. prosecution evoked a position to revoke bail. >> it was tense and quiet. >> reporter: another spectator was victim six who testified how sandusky gave him a naked bear hug in the shower. after the verdict was read, he leaned forward sobbing. >> when you say i believe you, it is common that people get emotional at that point, it makes it real. >> outside the courthouse hundreds gathered. >> yes, yes. [ applause ] >> reporter: there were jeers for defense attorney. >> there are lots of people sitting in jails across this country who are innocent -- there have been people, lots of people -- >> pennsylvania attorney general linda kelly recalled how victims testified they never told of the abuse because they didn't think anyone would believe them. >> a jury of 12 people here in bellfont pa most dest natalie would and did believe a kid. >> reporter: one juror said in more than 17 hours of deliberations, disagreements were resolved quickly. >> once we laid it all out it made sense and we cam

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ktvu kara lowe is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. let me show you this area around the west oakland bart station is still very much a mess because of that fire. you can see the senior complex under construction is burned. we are tole from bart folks can expect a normal commute to work this morning. just a short time ago we saw workers inspecting the tracks here at the west oakland part station. this is an area that was damaged by the fire and serviced between san francisco and oakland was shut down all morning. making an absolute mess of the morning commute for anyone trying to get across the bay. the bart service did resume just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. this morning bart officials tell us train service is back to normal. >> we have completed the work on the tracks. so we are ready to get back to business and keep the bay area moving. >> reporter: now investigators are looking for three people seen near the west oakland construction site moments before it turned into a raging inferno yesterday morning. the fire again at a sen

for costing lives from moscow this is our kara johnston hundreds of thousands of egyptians have packed into the now iconic tahrir square in cairo rallying for the death penalty for former president hosni mubarak and leading the protests for the country's is the mists out in force ahead of the looming presidential vote in the country and eager to capitalize on burgeoning on the rest of his term barton is in tahrir square. thousands of protesters have converged here square in the center of cairo you can hear the sounds of protests reverberating around the square around me a real feeling of anger in the streets tonight and it's primarily focused around the verdict in the mubarak trial hosni mubarak egypt's former president is now going to spend the rest of his life in prison it seems unless the protesters get their way at least some of them wanting to do a bit more of a back door knocks and to give him the death penalty and what really set them off was six of his senior security officials who were acquitted of involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters in each.

. >> a lot of people who have spent a lot of time receiving a lot of cokes have some kara debt that they feel like they owe. i certainly do. >> reporter: putman says among his regrets, during the years he was a coke exec give from 1997 to 2001, the company focused on teenagers, hispanics and african-americans because that was the growth market. >> because it represented a lifetime of opportunity. >> reporter: coca-cola says putman's information about sales tactics is old. that americans are drinking fewer sugary drinks, while obesity still goes up and despite a yale study directly linking soda to obesity and disease, coke's north american president claims in "usa today" there is no scientific evidence that connects sugary bevages to obesity. >> soft drinks are fun, enjoyable beverages. number of calories across all of our beverages is going down. >> reporter: today, the former coke marketer consults healthy food makers in how to market straight to children, saying, there are things to learn from the soft drink industry. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and up next here, the rising st

i know kara is here for grants for the arts. she and i have been working for many years making sure that the arts programs, the nonprofits, with their housing or job creation programs, that they work in concert with the job creators as well, which is all of our small business. that is part of the announcement, and that is the essence of the small business and invest in neighborhoods businesses. in an addition, we will have as part of this effort, a centralized vacancy data base. in other words, we do. i signalled this for quite some time now, and i know the supervisors as well. we all do not want to see vacancies. we want those paid attention to. we're starting a centralized tracking system for this additional investment, but we can work with the neighborhoods and get expertise out, get some concentration on how we can fill these vacancies and how we can utilize the kinds of incentives that we have been using all along central market and some of the the more successful places. and in bayview as well, where we can bring that tale

year investors will succeed as the russian airline is one of the world's most profitable flagship kara could earn two hundred forty million dollars from the move. strengthened against the euro greenback today again russia's central bank said the trend should continue throughout the year and maintain two thousand and twelve inflation target of five percent that's a record low for this country and british bank scuse me are much worse shape than previously thought sitting on a sixty billion dollar black hole of declared dead proving to new research the robots of scotland the worst with over a third of its capital buffer under threat followed by a just b. c. news it's being called the real reason why they're refusing to lend to businesses and kickstart the economy the banks haven't disputed the claim and eurozone lenders staying in the industry face further agree first time spare money will no longer bell the mild new proposals from brussels shareholders and creditors will be responsible for any losses but the new legislation is unlikely to come in for two years too late to protect taxpaye

kara is there now. what's happening now. >> reporter: right now we're seeing quite a few officers up and down the crime scene. they've been here where the victim's body was. san jose police investigating after a shooting left one man dead at a karaoke bar. earlier this morning, before sunrise, our camera was rolling as police had a man in handcuffs and then put him in the back of a patrol car. so far police are not answering the questions as to what the connection might be to this crime. what they are saying is that this is san jose's 18th homicide of the year. the 911 call came in at 2:30 this morning, again, at a shooting at a karaoke bar, the police tell the -- say the victim was 24 years opened. they are also telling us they don't have a motive for this murder. we've been waiting quite sometime for an update from san jose police. we've not gotten that yet but as soon as we do, we will bring that to you. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 7:04. in january, police investigated another shooting at another

kara is live, how were the police tipped off?: police tell us it was a shot that happened overnight that happened in or near the driveway and they picked up about 9 gun shots bust before mitt night. here at the scene several times this morning he did not have any comments. east palo alto resident he was known to police and investigators tell us they found him in the driveway appetite at the hospital. there were people yelling, somebody has been shot. >> it was pretty chaotic. it took us a lot to stabilize the scene. we had to clear people out of the way because we wanted to preserve the scene and preserve evidence. >> reporter: police tell us right now they do not have a motive and -- ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> it happened on 105th street and coming up, we will have a live report from the scene and we will tell you what witnesses say led up to that shooting. >>> also this morning, a power outage has been fixed after a car crash knocked down a pole. look at what is car sparked. pg&e said a car hit that power pole and the line

now the fire that caused all of this, you heard kara say it was so intense and that's why the bart insulatorpparently have damage. we will come back with another traffic update straight ahead, at 5:33 let's go back to the desk. >>> we will return to the fire scene so stay with us. we will post any new information about the fire and any changes in bart service also how ac transit is helping commuters and that will be on our mobile device at ktvu channel 2 morning www.ktvu.com. >>> it happened at a housing complex. now police say two people were standing in front of the apartments when somebody started shooting at them. both victims were hit at least once, neither suffered life- threatening injuries so far nothing was made. >>> they filed them against the pedestrian. chris you see him in an online video, he is facing vehicular man slaughter for running over a man back in march. beau kerry was grocery negligent in that accident. >> i think they will look at bicyclist behavior very seriously because they don't want to be hurt by a bicyclist or killed by a bicyclist. >> there was an uproar and he

was necessarily the case there you go i want to move on to this exclusive report that you and ali kara put together today at think progress and you know like i said we've seen a lot of this information come out over the last couple of years thanks to a lot of reporting that's put out there not only when it comes to the military why it's danger and has done a lot there but also just to training local law enforcement but so tell us specifically what the case is here colonel matthew. well he's an instructor at the joint forces staff college and he is and he is at his class which he which he held it seems from at least july twentieth eleven in till recently was giving presentations on counterterrorism now obviously understanding islamic fundamentalism and radicalism is something that you would want to cover in these classes his approach however seems to be quite disturbing for a lot of us who follow this closely and now the joint chiefs of staff have stated that they feel that there was an institutional failure in some of the contents of the presentations he was delivering specifically he

it will probably be more perjury obstruction of justice type charges. >> beth karas, a correspondent on "in session" and former prosecutor. thanks. still ahead, george zimmerman's wife goes to jail for lying about her family's finances. we're going to get exclusive reaction from trayvon martin's family coming up. >>> and also this morning, we'll talk about your foot wear, whether you wear prada shoes or well worn flats, people can tell how old you are and how much money you make. shoes say more about you than you think. here's my playlist, kanye, stronger. every communications provider is different but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company. ♪ we link people and fortune 500 companies nationwide and around the world. and we will continue to free you to do more and focus on what matters. all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business... protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. >>> george zimmerman's wife is out of jail this morning, sh

senior center was red tagged and ktvu carol is back and local and federal investigators want answers kara. >> reporter: they do and i can tell you here from the street it smells like fire and if you look around there's quite a bit of damage you can see again from the street and if you look over to the right quite a few security guards. barricades are surrounding the construction site as well as lot of fencing and we have seen more than a half a dozen security guards out here this morning. investigators are looking for three people seen near the west oakland construction site moments before it eyeing night it. burned down a -- ignited. it burned down a senior apartment and damaged a thirdrail. it burned so hot and did so many damage the structure is not safe and that is delaying efforts by investigators both federal and local to get in there and see exactly how this fire began and whether arson is to blame. we are reaching out to those investigators this morning. we will let you know as soon as we have new details for now live in west oakland cara liu. q. new this morning a story we have b

. >> beth karas, thank you for being with us. there's rumor of a possible plea deal at this point.a plea can happen at any point until the jury reaches a verdict, theoretically. but i would think the prosecution would be hard pressed to offer him anything unless it's at least one count for each one of these accusers, and there are ten of them. that would be a lot for him to plead to. >> we heard in michael's report that many of the selected jurors have ties to penn state. does that help the defense, or does that help the prosecution? >> it probably helps the prosecution more, but as we just heard, it might help the defense also if there are some jurors who remember the glory days and aren't going to hold it against him and maybe will find issues with these now young men and their recollection of things. however, i think in the end it probably helps the prosecution more. >> do you see it breaking down between men and women on the jury, either one way or another? >> not really. there are seven women, five men, in the deliberating 12 jurors right now. there are alternates. we don't kn

beth karas is at the courthouse and has been covering the trial for "in session" for trutv.testimony today. also with us, ann bremner, former sex crimes prosecutor. beth, let me start with you. we're hearing about more victims testifying today and also about this witness. i guess, first, let's start with the witness who allegedly saw another act. who was it? what did the person say they saw? >> okay. this was a janitor at penn state university, continues to work there. he says that he went into the shower area of the athletic building to clean one evening. it was around 9:00 or show. he heard the shower going and he looked and he saw two sets of legs. he saw hairy legs and little skinny hairless legs. now, because somebody was showering, he sort of backed away. he didn't look into the showers. he left. but shortly after that another janitor he knew was in there cleaning the toilets, a mr. calhoun, came out really distraught and told him what he had seen. that testimony came in. he had seen a sex act occurring between sandusky and this boy. mr. calhoun is now incapacitated. h