dirk nowitski had the honor in 2008 and assured keller the flag is not that heavy. at the keller came across as rather shy at the press conference, but she has seen a lot of action in her career -- >> keller came across as rather shy at the press conference, but she has seen a lot of action in her career. in 2004, she even took gold. >> it is a great honor to walk in front carrying the flag. i am really happy, especially because everyone else is so happy. >> that keller has been selected as flag bearer reflects a growing interest in hockey in germany. she comes from a long line of hockey players. both her father and brother had taken olympic gold. >> the team will be proud to line up behind her. she is never full of herself. she is modest and performance- oriented at the same time. >> friday's opening ceremony will be a big occasion for keller, and there are high hopes her team may win a medal at the london games. >> former heavyweight boxing champion muhammed ali join soccer star david beckham to present the first ever generation ali beyond sports award. it celebra

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washington state police released this video diary from peter keller. headlines nationwide earlier this year after killing his wife and daughter and hiding in a remote bunker he carved into the mountains. in the video, keller details his plan and deadly escape route. >> it's a very matter of fact video. it's a little bit chilling because it makes you very aware of the fact that he planned going to the bunker weeks, months, probably years ahead of time. it would seem to indicate he intentd -- intended to commit the double homicide. >> police don't have the motive for the killings. in the video, keller said he's unable to function in his everyday life. >> a west virginia woman is accusing her husband of bounding her and chaining her for years. he was arrested for malicious wounding. at a preliminary hearing, the wife denied the allegations. police records, show, show his wife went to a domestic shelter earlier this month and noting when she arrived, she was limping, gaunt, and covered with scars. >>> thanks for joining us tonight at 5. the news edge at 6

a co-worker said he had no idea that peter keller was capable of any of this.hile, family members of lynette and kayleen keller have set up a fund. >> thanks for bringing it to us, lisa. >>> you might not realize this here in the united states, but we're in the midst of what's being called the worst drought in a quarter century. >>> and reminder why you should never ever run a red light. wow. look at that. traffic camera catches a terrifying crash. the medicare debate continues in washington... ...more talk on social security... ...but washington isn't talking to the american people. [ female announcer ] when it comes to the future of medicare and social security, you've earned the right to know. ♪ ...so what does it mean for you and your family? [ female announcer ] you've earned the facts. ♪ washington may not like straight talk, but i do. [ female announcer ] and you've earned a say. get the facts and make your voice heard on medicare and social security at earnedasay.org. on medicare and social security focus lolo, focust sanya let's do this i am from balti

here's bill keller's op-ed piece, "head for the cliff," right there. can we see that?ll keller said, if no deal emerges, all the democrats have to do is take a page from the republican playbook, dig in their heels, and do nothing. joining me now is someone else who's ready to go off the cliff, bruce bartlett, who served as executive director of the joint economic committee, as senior policy analyst in the reagan white house, and as deputy assistant secretary of the treasury during george h.w. bush's administration. he's now a columnist for the fiscal times and author of the book, "the benefit and the burden." bruce, we heard today in some terms, anyway, from both president obama and mitt romney about the coming fiscal cliff and sequester, a bunch of different terms being used for this. let's listen to what the president said about it. >> those big across-the-board cuts, including defense that congress said would occur next year if they couldn't reach a deal to reduce the deficit. there are a number of republicans in congress who don't want you to know that most of them

ktvu's matt keller is live. you heard about horrible conditions the victims were libbing in -- living in. >> reporter: yes, all four were taken into custody and brought to jail. >>> the attorney tried to keep her client out of jail this afternoon. but did not succeed. her brother, dad, and her mom were all taken into custody today during their hearing after bail was increased to $500,000 each. prosecutors say another suspect is expected in court soon. they are facing 18 charges, 15 elder abuse felonies for running a unlicensed care home. prosecutors say they neglected a dozen adults, malnourishes, beaten and forbidden to use toilet paper and they removed 40 dogs from the home. >> looking into the allegations. >> reporter: she made the report to police in may after the family would not let her see her uncle. >> feeding him, there is many dogs everywhere. there is feces and pee on the floor. terrible conditions. only shower once a month before going to the doctors. >>> all four suspects are scheduled to enter a pl

i'll be speaking about bradley manning's trial and what's coming up what's gus the fake big bill keller op ed that wiki leaks has taken responsibility for but more than that i want to highlight something that we see happening across the country now these are images that we saw play out all too often in new york last year between occupy wall street and the police. now as we told you last week a collaborative effort between four universities they conducted an eight month study which they determined that the n.y.p.d. abused and violated the rights of occupy protesters on numerous occasions also over the last nine days we've seen protests continue in anaheim in response to a police shooting death that killed manual d.s. and the scene in anaheim over the weekend look like this. police firing rubber bullets confront the class of two or five children. resident across. the street. which attacks the mother and child. then we go to burlington vermont where over this past weekend hundreds of activists demonstrated against the keystone keystone oil pipeline and again the police response looked like

ktvu's matt keller is outside the home and tells us what one neighbor saw moments after the shots were fired. >> reporter: you can see police put up the piece of plywood there on the front window after it was broken. neighbors say their children were here at the home at the time of the shooting. >> reporter: the 911 calls came before 4:30 a.m. this morning. neighbors heard an argument and gun shots from inside this home in downtown san jose. >> 3-4 gun shots and 5 seconds later more gun shots. and that is when i thought somebody killed somebody over there. >> reporter: he was watching from across the street and saw a man dressed in black. >> ran to the corner. from that house to the corner, he ran. sprinted. >> reporter: police arrived to find a man and woman dead inside. family identified them as pedro jimenez and marybel jimenez. seen here from facebook. they are the parent of three children, neighbors reported finding the children crying on the porch. >> they have kids together. >> she was really funny. outgoing person. she was my best -- i don't know -- >> reporter: family says the

matt keller may have learned more victims who may not have been located. >> reporter: many we spoke toight said they had no idea what was happening behind these walls. cameras keep an eyen on everyone who walks up to the door. no one answered the door, near by some dead grass speckled the yard and small mess in the driveway. but nothing like what police found inside the home. >> even before they entered the home they could smell the stench of urine and dog feces. >> reporter: they found 11 adults, we have photos of four suspects. all are related and range in age from 20 to 72. investigators say the disabled adults were maul nourished, beaten, bathed just once a month and forbidden from using toilet paper. >> we don't know how many others have been subjected to this house or these individuals. >> reporter: the first were taken to the medical center. three of them were found back inside this house, 21 more dogs were also taken by animal control. >> i have no clue. didn't hear anything at all during the day or at night. we know they had one little small puppy. but other than that we heard

san jose, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> clouds cleared out of here and temperatured warmed upstly clear skies throughout the area. that fog bank is way to our south down toward monterey bay. we could have a few patches remaining. it's also pretty mild out there. these are some of the 10:00 numbers when i come in tighter you notice some 70s out toward concord. 76degrees, liver -- livermore right now checking in at 76 degrees. still a bit of a breeze. tomorrow clearing skies and we are warming up. the extended we do bring a drop off in temperatures you will see that coming up in the five day forecast. this is building in toward the state and the west coast. this will be the source of our warming as we take this into saturday. so for the warmest locations tomorrow inland on track to reach the mid- to upper 90s around 95 to 98 degrees. the other extreme coast side here we're still going to have patchy fog at least for the morning hours and temperatures mainly in the mid-possibly the upper 60s. tomorrow the hottest day of the weekend. then we cool things off a little bit beginning

matt keller, ktvu news. >>> subtle changes in the forecast for your tuesday for most it'll be a nice day. the marine layer about 2,000 feet and moving back into the bay at this hour. the fog and the clouds returning tonight by tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies for the coast around the bay. we will wake up with mostly 50s across the region. low to mid- to upper 50s then the for the afternoon mostly sunny skies and for some of us slightly cooler. along the coast low 60s expected. upper 60s and low 70s for the east bay. as we get inland numbers warm but not as warm as we've been. low 80s for areas right around concord. danville and lafayette. we're talking about mid- to upper 80s in pittsburg and antioch. >>> a bay area institution is set to close their doors next month. trader vick's is closing their location. opening in its place will be a high end restaurant called the sea by alexander steak house which has locations in cupertino and san francisco. you can get ktvu news to go on your cell phone. download the ktvu app, click the icon and watch all of our newscasts live. >>> a new i

matt keller may have learned more victims who may not have been located. >> reporter: many we spoke to tonight said they had no idea what was happening behind these walls. cameras keep an eyen on everyone who walks up to the door. no one answered the door, near by some dead grass speckled the yard and small mess in the driveway. but nothing like what police found inside the home. >> even before they entered the home they could smell the stench of urine and dog feces. >> reporter: they found 11 adults, we have photos of four suspects. all are related and range in age from 20 to 72. investigators say the disabled adults were maul nourished, beaten, bathed just once a month and forbidden from using toilet paper. >> we don't know how many others have been subjected to this house or these individuals. >> reporter: the first were taken to the medical center. three of them were found back inside this house, 21 more dogs were also taken by animal control. >> i have no clue. didn't hear anything at all during the day or at night. we know they had one little small puppy. but other than that we h

they are activating catcher keller teagarden.e third-place yankees in action against the angels this afternoon. the angels are getting to free garcia are early in the first. mike trout and eric eibar score. in the bottom of the inning, robinson cano takes into the yard. in the bottom of the third, the yankees planning long ball again could this time, it's curtis grander center and it is his 24th home run. the yankees go on to win 5-3. in toronto, the jays and the indians, both teams erupting with the bats. coming up, a-bomb to laugh. toronto pouring it on with ximenes. adam lynch its it up the middle. two runs scored. they led 10-2. the tribe would rally in the eighth. travis delivers a base hit. cabrera scores and cut the lead by two. the blue jays hold on for the 11-9 victory. a lot of golfers skipped the scottish open. but for phil mickelson, playing this tournament was a must. he needed to find his game after shooting eight straight rounds over par. today, he did it again. he had six birdies on the back nine. trust me, it is

reporting in san jose, matt keller, ktvu news. >>> b.a.r.t. services are back to normal tonight after a power outage caused major delays during the evening commute. news chopper 2 is over head at 7:00 tonight when the berkeley station was shut down. pg & e said the outage cut off power to more than 7,000 customers in the area. the utility tells us power was restored to everyoneless than an hour later. they're blaming that outage on understood ground equipment failure. >>> ahead tonight a story of survival. >> reporter: to understand just how far this horse has come, take a look. we'll tell you where her owner is now. >> back here in 10 minutes we have some triple digit heat to talk about for tomorrow. i'll show you a spot that is going to be really, really hot. >> one woman says she hears tires screeching at all hours of the night, we're live in el cerrito where officials outline plans to improve safety here on this busy road. >> new at 10:00, changes are coming to an intersection in el cerrito that neighbors have long complained is dangerous

san jose, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> clouds cleared out of here and temperatured warmed upe mostly clear skies throughout the area. that fog bank is way to our south down toward monterey bay. we could have a few patches remaining. it's also pretty mild out there. these are some of the 10:00 numbers when i come in tighter you notice some 70s out toward concord. 76degrees, liver -- livermore right now checking in at 76 degrees. still a bit of a breeze. tomorrow clearing skies and we are warming up. the extended we do bring a drop off in temperatures you will see that coming up in the five day forecast. this is building in toward the state and the west coast. this will be the source of our warming as we take this into saturday. so for the warmest locations tomorrow inland on track to reach the mid- to upper 90s around 95 to 98 degrees. the other extreme coast side here we're still going to have patchy fog at least for the morning hours and temperatures mainly in the mid-possibly the upper 60s. tomorrow the hottest day of the weekend. then we cool things off a little bit beginn

reporting in san jose, matt keller, ktvu news. >>> b.a.r.t. services are back to normal tonight after a power outage caused major delays during the evening commute. news chopper 2 is over head at 7:00 tonight when the berkeley station was shut down. pg & e said the outage cut off power to more than 7,000 customers in the area. the utility tells us power was restored to everyoneless than an hour later. they're blaming that outage on understood ground equipment failure. >>> ahead tonight a story of survival. >> reporter: to understand just how far this horse has come, take a look. we'll tell you where her owner is now. >> back here in 10 minutes we have some triple digit heat to talk about for tomorrow. i'll show you a spot that is going to be really, really hot. >> one woman says she [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woo

matt keller tells us about a horrible case of alleged abuse, the victims mentally disabled adults. >>eporter: the attorney for a 27-year-old tried to keep her client out of jail this afternoon. >> [inaudible] as the other three defendants who were in. >> reporter: but didn't succeed. she, her brother, her dad, and her mom were all taken in to custody today during their hearings after bail was increased to $500,000 each. prosecutors told me today another suspect, kathy lee is expected in court soon. they are facing 18 charges including 15 elder abuse felonies for allegedly running a unlicensed care home in the evergreen neighborhood. monthers say thesauriishly neglected a dozen mentally disabled adults. they also say police removed more than 40o dogs from the home. >> we were providing -- investigation to look into all of the allegation that have been made and let the facts fall where they may. >> reporter: angela said she made the first report to police back in may after the family would not let her see her uncle. she said he lived there for ten years but was to scared to say anything

matt keller, ktvu news. >>> subtle changes in the forecast for your tuesday for most it'll be a nice day. the marine layer about 2,000 feet and moving back into the bay at this hour. the fog and the clouds returning tonight by tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies for the coast around the bay. we will wake up with mostly 50s across the region. low to mid- to upper 50s then the for the afternoon mostly sunny skies and for some of us slightly cooler. along the coast low 60s expected. upper 60s and low 70s for the east bay. as we get inland numbers warm but not as warm as we've been. low 80s for areas right around concord. danville and lafayette. we're talking about mid- to upper 80s in pittsburg and antioch. >>> a bay area institution is set to close their doors next month. trader vick's is closing their location. opening in its place will be a high end restaurant called the sea by alexander steak house which has locations in cupertino and san francisco. you can get ktvu news to go on your cell phone. download the ktvu app, click the icon and watch all of our newscasts live. >>> a new i

matt keller tells us about a horrible case of alleged abuse, the victims mentally disabled adults. >>eporter: the attorney for a 27-year-old tried to keep her client out of jail this afternoon. >> [inaudible] as the other three defendants who were in. >> reporter: but didn't succeed. she, her brother, her dad, and her mom were all taken in to custody today during their hearings after bail was increased to $500,000 each. prosecutors told me today another suspect, kathy lee is expected in court soon. they are facing 18 charges including 15 elder abuse felonies for allegedly running a unlicensed care home in the evergreen neighborhood. monthers say thesauriishly neglected a dozen mentally disabled adults. they also say police removed more than 40o dogs from the home. >> we were providing -- investigation to look into all of the allegation that have been made and let the facts fall where they may. >> reporter: angela said she made the first report to police back in may after the family would not let her see her uncle. she said he lived there for ten years but was to scared to say anything

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that keller would make the person wheeling up on in the chair not be able to be eye level. you cannot have it like that. you have to have a portion of the counter down level. it is 34 inches. i daresay most of the counters will not be that size if you have a business like that. however it may be. that is not what the normal business layout is. tables. there is a percentage based on the number of seats that have to be wheelchair-a accessible. they are required to be appropriately designated with a placard. you can get that any press run supply store. in place with commercial interiors can furnish you with those placards. you also have to have a sign out front that your business is wheelchair accessible. and various signing issues. each one of those things you do not have if someone must use to you is a separate claim. the statutory damages are $4,000. a person can come back three times and see three different wheelchair-accessibility issues, that is nine claims. the attorneys' fees are only recoverable -- only the plaintiff has the ability to get the attorneys' fees. if you

matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a controversial decision on a plot of uc berkeley land drew dozens of people there this morning. ab abe city leaders approved development plans -- albany city leaders approved development plans overnight. occupy the farm members have been using the land for urban farming. >>> opponents of berkeley's proposed sit-lie law are expected to pack a city city council meeting this afternoon. the city council could decide tonight whether the measure would go on the ballot. it would ban sitting on sidewalks during certain hours. some say this would divert police officers from more significant crimes. >>> the progressive think tank said many people feel that school work is too easy. more than half of the seniors in high school said their civic work is a breeze. some said they don't understand their teacher's questions in class and others, they are not learning in class. the datas should be used for teachers and students. ktvu.com has a link to the state by state report as well as the survey's findings. >>> doping allegations against lance armstrong have resulte

. >> my name is adam keller and i am a business owner. you guys have done an amazing job in extracting a lot of concessions and have been hanging in there a long time. it is time to look at what are the alternatives if this does not move forward? it is in shambles right now. i do not know of any other alternative who would be willing to invest. we cannot look at projections and assumptions but none of us know what is going to happen tomorrow. we only know what is going to happen today. gobo could only dream of having shovel-ready projects like this. that is what we have in front of us. it was said a few hundred years ago that the perfect as the enemy of the good. it feels like we are close to that right now. think about what kind of legacy you want to leave after you are out of your office and what you want to show to your kids as you walk that area in five years. you want what is there now or do you want a beautiful area? my guess is that people will remember you kept it privately funded or lost it all together. people do not remember th

matt keller, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> in livermore, detectives tracked a suspected child predator to the city of lodi where he was arrested today. they took him into custody on three sexual assault charges involving a 6-year-old child. investigators say the crimes took place from 2003 to 2004 and munez is also investigated in other cities for similar crimes. >>> at this hour in berkely, a protest is set to begin over a proposed ban on sitting and lying on city sidewalks. the city council is expected to vote tonight on whether to put the measure before voters on the november ballot. berkely already bans lying on the sidewalk, and this measure would ban sitting on the sidewalks in commercial areas. supporters say the measure would improve the downtown district for merchants and customers. a sit in and boycott is set to begin right now on telegraph avenue. >>> newly released statistics show violent crime is on the rise in oakland and what happened just today is an example of that troubling trend. paul chambers is live now in oakland where the chief is about to explain what's happening t

. >> reporter: the story of this eagle starts on june 1st when he was photographed by kent keller. >> he is a bird bander sew goes up and bands these birds in the nest and that gives us longevity records of what's going on with the nesting behaviors and all that is it type of stuff. >> reporter: in this nest high above the xhuchcommunity, june fire began burning. thousands of acres were consumed over several days, including the nest site. kent returned several days later. >> he basically went back to retrieve a band and close out information he had on the band. >> he went back thinking woe find a dead bird. >> this symbol of freedom was found alive on the fourth of july. now named phoenix, this eagle truly did rise from the ashes. >> the flames had to engulf his body just because they're on the top of his head, they're on his back, on his wings, his legs. >> you see the shafts up here. they're still growing. but they're pretty much done for. >> reporter: handlers say phoenix has a long way to go but his future looks promising. >> we are hoping to release him. that's the goal of our pr

lisa washington was in the courtroom when a convicted wife keller hans reiser was ordered to pay up. >> his two children are currently living in russia with their maternal grandmother. the jury awarded them more money than their attorneys have asked for. at $25 million to each child and $10 million in punitive damages to be split between them to read their attorney says that with the judgment it will find out what his assets are and make sure that what ever they are, they will go to his children. >> at a time when cal state students are digging deeper than ever for tuition money, three new campus presidents are getting a big boost in pay. that includes lesley wong from san fransisco state. they just approved boosting the pay by 9% to $325,000 per year. the president's at csc northridge and san bernadino will get 10 percent raises. the campus foundations will cover the added cost for fund- raising. the midwest saw no relief today for the nation's worst drought in more than half a century. triple digits temperatures blanket to the region. the department of agriculture estimates 40 perc

of special interest to this member of the panel that first considered the case that was to become keller. but we're not here to talk about that. professor is the author of five books including one framed america's 51 constitutions in the crisis of governance which is coming out this month which was referred to before. among his most recent publications on the executive power is an 2010 article in the minnesota law review titled "constitutional dig tatership" its dangers and designs. an issue which he may address further today. next will be my friend professor john yu of berkeley's law school. i first met professor yu when we worked together as senate staffers. professor yu's name is synonymous with the robust and muscular understanding of the executive power. he's published widely on foreign affairs. national security and constitutional law and has served in all three branchs of government. he was deputy assistant attorney general and the office of legal council. general counsel to the general judiciary. the professor is stanford local. we're glad to have the strong representation from f

i don't think i'm going to come away with a set of notes that i could justify, you know, to bill keller, if i said tyler got hurt. we're going to sit this one out. unfortunately, the way the climate's been the last decade, there aren't many days like that. sadly. >> very eloquently put. sir, yes? could you state your name and your question. >> sure. my name is herman bazard. i'm anned adjunct professor at . this question is for sara. we're inundated in the news with stories of teachers in the school system having, you know, affairs with some of their students. do you think there's a difference when the alleged perpetrator is a male or a female in the way it's recorded? >> that's a good question. i'd like to think not. i'm sure -- i know this question came up a lot in the beginning of this -- this scandal unfolding. several people said to me, and i was actually on a panel at penn state just a week after it all happened, where there was a question, if the eight alleged victims had been girls instead of boys, would we be -- would we be here talking about this? would the reaction have been

head for the cliff, says bill keller.ional leaders come up with a serious bargain on fiscal reform something very much like simpson-bowles, he will allow all of the bush tax breaks to lapse and all of the draconian cuts to take effect. assuming no deal is consummated in the poisonous preelection climate, he should insist on a lame-duck session after election day. he should invite congressional leaders to camp david, put simpson-bowles on the table, and negotiate, not a lot, since the plan already includes considerable compromise, but enough to show goodwill. if no deal emerges all the democrats have to do is take a page from the republican playbook, dig in their heels and do nothing. he goes on to write this -- republicans will howl this is blackmail. a priceless complaint from the party that periodically threatens to let america default on its debt. but does obama have it in him? this is the kind of tactic lyndon johnson would have employed with relish. you can imagine bill clinton pulling it off. president obama whether