sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it is the end of an era. the theater will have its last showing sunday evening. it has been open since 1967. a los angeles company bought the theater when they lost their least. the last show is the untouchables. >>> he was first in line the last time and now he is in line again, this time on the other side of the globe. wozniak tweeted this picture. it says in line for the first iphone 5 in the world. along with two others. he waited in line for hours when the iphone 4s was released. >>> news chopper 2 is over the scene for an suv hit one person inside a restaurant. we are trying to find out more about what happened. >> the fog cleared for now but will it clear tomorrow for the space shuttle endeavor fly over? i will have the details. >>> more now on the breaking news. we have been telling you about the suv that slammed into a restaurant on fourth street. these are live pictures from news chopper 2. you see the back end of the suv. join us on the phone is an officer from the police department. there has been

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> now let's bring in ktvu's christien kafton for the impact they have had on the national discourse and whether it prompted any real change? >> reporter: another look at the crowd here, at california and kearny right now. you see they are blocking traffic on kearny but allowing traffic to pass on california. they say the occupiers changed the national dialogue. >> reporter: occupiers marched through the streets of san francisco this afternoon marching the one year anniversary of the occupy movement. reflecting back on what happened and how effective it has been. >> it is starting to make people think differently. >> reporter: she followed the o though the movement and tea party differ they both emerged by economic fears. >> the tea party were afraid it will be taken away from them. the occupy movement was afraid we will never have it. >> reporter: he says the movement set the agenda this year, making issues asias for the -- issues for the democratic party. >> for the first time since the 1930s there is a debate about soci

ktvu's -- look at the impacts.s david stevenson has more on the emotional lesson. >> reporter: the film kicked off a two day conference about bullying and brought a emotional response from the students watching. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: 3,000 san francisco students took a break from class to talk about bullying and how to stop it. >> i got bullied in 6th grade. i felt abandon. >> if you say they are my friends then what friends do i have? >> reporter: the school district hosted screenings of bully, a documentary that depicts the effects on the lives of several young people. >> if you have wealthy families that feel like they are frustrated as poor families. it is unique in that way. >> i was a tom boy and the other girls didn't like that. >> reporter: leaders shared their own experiences and said the problem is growing. 44% of middle schoolers said they were bullied last year. >> this is stunting the growth of our kids, acchemmics -- academics. >> reporter: officials said bullying is a national priority

the mother who has been here that hospital did speak with ktvu, her words for you tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. live in oakland, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also three women were injured when someone fired shots into their car. we have video of the scene across from mills college. it happened about 11:30 p.m. they told a witness the shots came from someone in a car next to them. 5 young women were in the car. two were shot. another was hit in the eye by flying glass. >>> coming up at 5:30 p.m., family will tell us about one of the victim's injuries and how police are responding on the street. >>> we are learning more about the fire at a gas station in martinez. it could have been a lot worse. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live to explain why the station didn't explode and turn into a fire ball. >> reporter: frank, as accidents go, this one was a freak. >> reporter: a car leaving the pump backed into it, starting a fire that destroyed it and several car. the manager saw it. >> pushed the gas more on full power. >> reporter: he saw it on the news. >> and we hav

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ktvu spoke to the uncle of the gunman. he says that lacy was bipolar and had distanced himself from his family. the uncle also told us that the family is devastated and feels horrible about the officer who died. ktvu has complete coverage of the chp shooting is, including video of last night's candlelight vigil attended by hundreds of mourners. >>> people are just starting to gather at san francisco's temple nightclub this evening. they are coming to watch the democratic national convention in charlotte, north carolina, and the president's speech. organizers say it's expected to be one of the largest watched parties in the country. and ktvu's ken pritchett is live in charlotte with how delegates are scrambling to secure a seat now that the president's speech has been moved to a much smaller venue. >> reporter: california's delegation got a taste of what to expect tonight, after their experience last night when many guests were not allowed into the arena, just as president clinton was about to speak. it was all due to overc

we invite you to watch ktvu channel 2 news at 5 every day.omplete bay area news coverage. >>> breaking news in martinez now. fire at a chevron gas station. that fire is now out, but here is a live picture from news chopper 2. we don't have a lot of details but we do know three cars and two gas pumps burned after some type of accident at this chevron on alhambra road and blue ridge drive. in addition to the chopper, we do have a news crew on the way to the scene. if we get more details during this newscast, we will let you know. >>> today oakland greeted the city's first full class of police recruits in four years. >> morning, class. >> morning! >> what class is this? >> 156, sir. >> mayor gene quan said the 55- member classes that the most women ever, and about half the officers speak a second language. the recruits say they are nervous but are ready for the challenge. >> i was in the army for three and a half years and i did one tour in iraq. i guess you could say that kind of prepares me mentally and i guess we'll see what happens. >> the r

live, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ktvu aired the funeral live online and streaming to our mobile app. if you missed it you can watch video by clicking on the tab on our website. >>> in the last half hour we learned the names of all four americans that were killed at the u.s. embassy in libya. tyrone woods was the fourth victim. he is a former navy s.e.a.l. and a security officer. shawn smith was a computer expert. and u.s. ambassador chris stevens. ktvu's heather holmes joins us with what we are learning about the attack. >> reporter: some of the places where crowds of protesters surrounded u.s. embassies today to protest the anti-islam film. >> reporter: outrage is spreading across the middle east and africa. crowds are protesting a film posted on youtube that make as mockery of islam. in lubbia authorities nounced -- in libya authorities announced arrests. they said some vinyls were arrested -- some individuals were arrested. others are being closely monitored. u.s. ambassador chris stevens grew up in the east bay. and there is evidence tonight the attack was coordinated by mil

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and ktvu's christien kafton is live at bank of america where protesters gathered earlier. >> reporter: yeah. there was a assembly here, you can see most of the protesters on the move right now with david stevenson throughout san francisco's financial district. they left behind a skeleton crew here. earlier part of the demonstration, one by one, protesters game here offering stories about how the system is geared against the 99%, telling stories about mortgage companies unwilling to work with them. there is a bigger political effect this movement had. occupiers marched earlier today but before they did we spoke with a scientist who said the occupy movement and the tea party came out of worry foul eking 2008. -- following 2008. bringing issues like income and social inequality to the forefront. >> we brought two words to the floor, we are not afraid to say class exists in this country and capitalism is a failed system. >> reporter: we spoke with one who said the occupy movement lost a lot of steam because of police crack downs and media focus on

noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ktvu ipad app is ready to download. all newscasts live and traffic, weather and video of breaking news anytime, anywhere. >> a court is blocking san francisco from implementing their cell phone radiation warning ordinance. it requires dealers to inform customers that devices may expose them to radiation. it was scheduled to go into effect last october but been on hold because of legal challenges. now the court of appeals has blocked enforcement while the case continues. >>> scientists developed a new test which may provide a way for early detection and intervention for children with autism. they used data from 3,000 people. scientists used the markers to assess the risk of developing autism. they were able to predict autism with a 70% accuracy rate. >>> the mars probe curiosity is almost ready to hit the road. it only traveled the length of a football field so far since august 5. nasa says curiosity is self-checking its parts and tracking martian moons with its camera in addition looking for microscopic life. on friday

ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the u.s.al service will default on a payment due to the treasure this sunday. it is the second default in two months. it could have gone into the funded for future retirees. workers called for a reform of how the service is funded. >>> health officials say it is time to get your flu shot. there are two new strains circling the globe. last year the shot didn't cover the two new strains. >>> a new york state man is in critical condition after contracting west nile virus. it is not clear if he got it locally. officials notified people in his town about what happened. the centers for disease control says across the country this has been one of the worst years on record for west nile. >>> crews plan to spray for mosquitos tonight in brentwood. it is the 7th time they spraid in the past six month. the area is south of loan tree bay, it begins at sunset till 11:00 p.m. tonight. at 6:00 p.m., getting the upper hand of west nile virus. what one community is doing to stop it from spreading. >>> curiosit

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ktvu's rob roth is here now with that and when tickets will go on sale. rob?> reporter: the buzz is building here at at&t park. giant post season tickets went on sale today, the first wave did as san francisco gets ready for the playoffs. >> runner goes. line drive. pagan. that is it. >> reporter: from the catch to the cash here at the giants dugout, people were getting a jump on october baseball. tickets for the division series went on sale today for season ticket holders. the public can request tickets online tomorrow. $60 up to $420. >> the amount of inventory is more scarce. >> i think we will get tickets. may not be the seats we want. >> reporter: the success of the giants ripples out, success for restaurants and bars throughout the city. especially near at&t park. >> energy, excitement, fun. people want to be a part of the scene. >> reporter: right now the giants will play at home october 6-7. that is the same weekend san francisco hosts fleet week, featuring the blue angels, the america's cup, the blue grass festival and now the giants. good luck findin

patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> bart says passengers can expect delays this weekend.ys they will be running trains on manual mode, which could cause delays of 5-10 minutes. they are testing a new train control system starting friday night. the testing should be wrapped up by sunday night. >>> it may be doo late for -- too late for one lottery winner. someone bought a winning ticket on fox market six months ago today. that ticket had 5-6 numbers but time ran out a half hour ago for the holder to claim the prize. as far as we know that did not happen. >>> president obama and republican presidential candidate mitt romney held campaign appearances today in ohio. >> the president spoke to cheering students at bowling green university. president obama said mitt romney and republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan are big believers in top down economics. >> they think that if we spend another $5 trillion on tax cuts that favor the wealthiest that -- don't boo. vote. vote. >> today staffers confirmed reports that starting sunday the president will spend three days in n

ktvu channel 2 news. >>> bp says it is selling off some assets in the gulf of mexico. they struck a deal for a houston company to buy them. bp hopes to raise $38 billion. >>> students found changes today. the school district served up its first meatless monday. students chose from whole grain mac and cheese, hummus, fruits and a salad bar, in high school, salad, baked potatoes. >>> researchers say it is okay to sleep train your baby by letting the baby to cry. more than 200 infants who participated were no different than other babies in terms of emotional health and child- parent bonding. they tested two methods. in one parent returned to the room to offer comfort. in the other parents camped out in a chair that was moved away from the bed. >>> men who smoke marijuana when they were teen may be at risk for cancer. researchers found inincidence was -- the incidence was twice as high. doctors say marijuana might interfere with the development of hormones that prevent cancer. >>> our chief meteorologist told us about the cool weather in the mornings and bill, once we get

cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details on the chickenpox.here are several symptoms, itchy red rash and blisters also appear and they may experience headaches and a fever. people 13 years of age and older who never had chickenpox or received the vaccine to get two doses. >>> a study found that children who inhale steroids regularly may grow up shorter than they would have regularly. researchers looked at 1,000 kids. those who took steroids were a half inch shorter. >>> this was a big day for bike racing in san francisco. >> off we go. we are racing. >> racers took part. racers competed in 10 different categories. they started at the plaza on a course that was shorter than a mile. >> goes 45 minutes. preset for 40 laps. take that back, 28 laps. >> this is the 38 year. >>> researchers say the shape of your beer glass may effect how fast you drink. people drink beer faster from curved glasses. 4 minutes faster. researchers believe that curved shape makes it harder to pace yourself. >>> roller coaster rides are taking their final whirl at the san

in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu ktvu. >>> three young women were injured in oakland when someone fired shots into their car. ktvu has exclusive video of that scene on seminary after across from mills college. shots rang out around 11:30 as the women drove from a gas station. police say that the victims are not cooperating with the investigation. however, the women told a witness that the shots came from someone in a car next to them. five young women were in the car, two were shot and another hit in the eye by flying glass. their conditions are not known. police have no suspects or a motive for the shooting. >>> the city of malepitas is the latest city trying to outsource its police force. >> reporter: some people say they want the police department to say but the mayor wants it to go. that was the focus of this tuesday's city council meeting. the council voted last months to formally release the request for proposal to outsource its officers. and sources tell ktvu that the city is taking a close look at the santa clara sheriff department to take the job. while the move could save the

ktvu's david stevenson has the debate involving free speech and ktvu's mike mibach is live at university of california at berkeley where colleagues and friends of chris stevens are in mourning tonight. >> reporter: chris stevens majored in history right here at university of california at berkeley, graduated in 1982 and his brother told me chris stevens knew his journey in life would be an adventure. >> i am excited to return to libya. >> reporter: the family of chris stevens said he took pride in his job. he was cool, balanced, easy. that was his career and he loved it. >> i don't have much to offer here. just as a friend reach out. >> reporter: today he dropped off flowers that home of chris stevens' parents. they lived in piedmont where chris stevens graduated from piedmont high school. he said what a bore it is waking up in the morning always the same person. i >> clear he was interested in international law, this was always his dream job. >> reporter: he taught chris stevens at college of the law. he was proud of him as a student and more as man who risked his life to save others. >

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ktvu is once again at the scene in alamo.rnoon, lorraine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. that officer is still in critical condition at john mayer hospital. we are at a media staging area and let's take a live look from news chopper 2 at the scene. they are at the 680 near lavorna. you can see the investigation is well under way over there. here is what we know about the shooting so far. a chp officer from the contra costa area made a traffic stop on 680 north of lavorna road at 8:20:00 a.m. he was going to impound that vehicle when another vehicle pulled up and gun shots were exchanged. the officer and a suspect were hit and transported to john mayer hospital. now it was a concerned citizen who made the original call for help. >> i do know that initially, after the traffic stop was made, we did not receive a radio call from that officer. we actually received information from a 911 call and i believe it went to that telephone call was received by walnut creek. once they received that call, a secondary chp unit responded o

ktvu tara moriarty was the first reporter on the scene. she is back now and i know you have new details. what do you know, tara? >> reporter: we have just learned three police officers were actually involved in this deadly confrontation with the suspect. if you take a look behind me you can see the scene where it happened here at this gas station. the desan that has all -- the sedan that has all the car doors open and windows shot out that is the suspects vehicle. we believe his body is lying where the orange beariers are. joining me now is lieutenant roger to tell us what exactly led up to the shooting and what happened when the officers tried to approach the suspect. >> at about four minutes to 1:00 in the morning we received multiple 911 calls from the dirty bird lounge advising several shots had been fired inside the bar. there was a vehicle description provided and officers received that as they were enroute to the scene. while enroute they saw a vehicle describing that vehicle. officers got behind the vehicle and attempted to make co

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amber lee, ktvu news. >>> we have new information tonight about two bodies found tonight. one of the bodies was that of a 17-year-old who had run away from pleasanton. a maid discovered the bodies just after noon. the other victim is being described as an adult male from livermore possibly the girl's boyfriend. both suffered gunshot wounds. the girl was reported missing on monday. the newark police department is investigating the matter as a suicide or mothib of a bay area teenager had to travel to peru to spark a search for her missing son. and unfortunately that search has ended with the discovery of his body. he didn't come home as scheduled his mother and sister headed south to try to find him. peruvian police discovered his body in a grave at the spiritual center. investigators say the shaman and two other men are now facing criminal charges. >>> new at 10:00, the oakland police department is about to take a step toward solving one of its biggest problems by putting more officers on the street. the first police academy in four years is set to begin on monday, eric. >>

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ktvu's tom vacar joins us with more on the situation. tom? >> reporter: have a look over here. in a usual year these prices would head down but because of the chevron refinery fire it is anything but usual. >> reporter: they made a road trip round trip because airplane tickets also spiked by fuel cost were also too high. >> cheaper to drive here even though gas prices are so high. >> reporter: bay area wide, the average price of a gallon of regular is $4.20. that is up 2 cents from a week ago. up 35 cents from a months ago before the chevron refinery fire and up a quarter from labor day a year ago. >> i got back from a trip from the mid-west, it is amazing i am paying a dollar more here. >> reporter: many blame speculators as much as they do chevron. >> the speculation drives up fuel prices. >> out of our control. up to them. i think, you know, they panic, they say we are going down, they raise the price. >> we have to always pay big, rich people. not fair to us. >> reporter: that is why dianne feinstein called for a special investigation into gas prices in the wake of the chev

one witness told ktvu news said he heard at least 30 shots. the pregnant woman was sitting in her car when it was struck. she was not seriously injured and did not go to the hospital. police say gunfire came from a car. >>> we are learning new information about an elementary school principal selg drugs to an undercover agent. robert honda tells us what police found in the apartment hiding inside a teddy bear. >> the school principal for montague elementary remains in minimum security jail facility. for now eric dean lew i didn't say yesterday five felony counts. it's possible the 42-year-old could face more charges de pending on what investigators find from computers seized at his school and hidden camera taken from a san francisco apartment. louis was arrested thursday after allegedly offering drugs to an undercover agent contacted through a dating web site adam for adam. according to a report, louis has hidden cameras in his home including in a teddy bear. >> who knows. everyone's got his own lifestyle. it could have been for the dates he br

ktvu will broadcast it live for you.ur flying over the bay area you will see it on ktvu and, of course, on channel 2 website ktvu.com. and on ktvu app for your smart phone or tablet. >>> it's 8:25. a san francisco firefighter diagnosed with breast cancer continues to wage a battle over benefits. janet rivera is scheduled for a double mastectomy but the 44- year-old mother of two returned to work for the day yesterday because she is out of sick time. the city said her current condition is not life- threatening and denied her application for the catastrophic illness program which would have allowed fellow firefighters to donate their sick time. >> so i will appeal it and wait to hear the status back from them and i am hoping to hear something very fast and quick. there are other people in the department that have cancer that it will affect greatly. >> she is now seeking workman's comp and hopes the attention and support she received will change how the city awards catastrophic illness benefits. >>> it's 8:26. a lot going o

live this morning in san mateo alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >>> our ktvu cameras caught the image of a man in a carjacking. he was taken into custody yesterday afternoon. police say he had stole an car at gunpoint from the home depot parking lot. police located at car at an apartment complex and arrested grays as he was trying to run from the apartment. >>> 6:06. iranian president is in new york today to take center teenage before the united nations general assembly. iran's nuclear program will be the big focus. coming up at 6:15 we'll take you live to the washington, d.c. bureau and tell you how he's responding to new threats from the united nations. >>> i have to think these refs work part time for the obama administration and budget office. they see the national debt clock staring them in the face. they see a debt crisis and they ignore and pretend it didn't happen. >> during a campaign stop in ohio ryan told the crowd he is angry his beloved green bay packers were as he said robbed of a victory. president obama talked about it as well saying it's time to bring the regular nfl

ktvu is getting direction for the sight from the bey family. today at the site of the now closed bakery opinion is still mixed. they say the neighborhood is no better now than bakery closed. >> i didn't really notice no change. the bakery was good. it was delicious or not. i don't think they were doing as much undercover stuff as they were. >> reporter: many people cannot believe they were reemerging. >> i cannot believe. if they want to start an online business fine. to me it seemed like it's kind of in the past. it's gone. i can't imagine it coming back. >> reporter: one important note to discuss in this story is the fear that still permeates those familiar with the bakery. we talked with several people today who said they would not appear on camera because of the possibility of pay back. we reached out to the district attorney's office this afternoon about bey's apparent actions from behind bars, her office has no official comment. coming up at 6:00 we will share more from the website including its goal and how the organization plans on defe

john max has been with ktvu for 40 years.omorrow night we're going tole you about just how talented john is we don't call this our company, we call this our mission. green toys teaches children that if i have a milk jug and i stick it in the recycling bin it can turn into something new. chase allows us to buy capital equipment to be able to manufacture in the states to the scale we need to be a global company. with a little luck green toys could be the next great american brand. find what's next for your business at chase.com/mainstreet >>> mark is here now with sports. wow i didn't see this coming for the stanford cardinals. >> no you just can't figure college football. any football for that matter. but in the great northwest, a perfect season probably a pipe dream but it's definitely down the tubes now. stanford making mistakes that simply cannot, should not happen to top teams and it did. land of the hus -- husky, pumped and in control. the int of a pass. 42yards and the touchdown. stanford on top 13-3. but the defense tha

all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this friday morning september 14th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather, traffic. can you guess what steve paulson is going to say about the weather? >> i hope so. she's been here for a half hour today. >> i've been listening. >> we do have a little bit more fog. and a slightly cooler pattern. if you are far enough away it's still warm to hot. a few high clouds especially toward the north. 50s to low 90s. >>> northbound 880 at high street just beyond this picture. there is an overturned vehicle. no one was seriously injured. however one of the lanes is blocked. it is so early and so light we may avehicle code a bo -- we may avoid a potential trouble spot. 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> happening right now pg&e crews busy trying to get the power back on in one hayward neighborhood. the power is out on campus drive after an out of control car smashed into a power pole. ktvu tara moriarty is there. you've seen the damage. what is going

ktvu tea alex savidge is live in orinda to tell you -- ktvu's alex savidge is live in orinda to tell us about this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. orinda police will be out among the schools. extra patrols will be out during the time kids are walking to and from class. all of this in response to a possible kidnapping last week. it was thursday when a 15-year- old girl reported a stranger and offered her a ride when she was walking to her husband. now, this morning police are issuing a warning. police say the man is african- american, late 20s or 30s, with chest length dread blocks. he was wearing a t-shirt and block hooded sweatshirt and was driving a four-door sedan. i've been trying to reach out to the orib day police for -- orinda police for more information. live in orinda, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. >>> 7:38. sal's back. how are we doing so far in our commute, sal? >> we've had a lot of slow traffic especially on the east bay freeways. let's take a look at 880 northbound. we had an earlier car fire, we also had some slow traffic approaching

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down load the ktvu app just click on that live icon. can watch all of our newscasts live from your smart phone. so be connected any time, anywhere. >>> good morning. patchy fog continues to pop up a little bit here. mainly on parts of the coast and north bay. it will be sunny and warmer today. >>> time now 5:53. three orphaned baby walruses are being nursed back to health at sea world in san diego. they were rescued from alaska. look at the faces there. they are severely malnourished but once they are rehabilitated they will be sent to a zoo or park. to see a baby walrus are rare. there are fewer than 20 in north america. >>> employees at yosemite national park will be tested for the hantavirus. they want to check those workers out to see if they have been exposed to this deadly virus. the gazette reported yesterday three employees had flu like symptoms and they were tested. while the first tests came back positive, a second one came back negative. park officials are sealing up doors and windows as a precaution. >> we are working on exe

this is the 10:00 on ktvu channel 2. >>> runner goes, line drive -- gone! and that is it. >> they did it! the san francisco decent giants are won the national league west division and continue their quest for another world series championship. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> hello everyone, i'm heather holmes. >> the clubhouse is dripping with champagne and they are celebrating in san francisco, where just an hour ago the giants clinched their 8th national league title. matt keller is live at at&t park, where fans tell him this is only the beginning. >> reporter: yeah, heather, fans are very excited, many still making they are way out of at&t park and many were giving the posters, proudly proclaiming the giants as the national league west championships. >> giant fans waited 152 games for this, as the players celebrated on the field. >> amazing! >> yes, definitely good. >> these last couple of games have been awesome. >> i'm super excited. >> reporter: why is that? >> because i'm a huge giant's fan. >> reporter: and what is next for the giants? >> winning th

live in oakland, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, yusuf bey iv took over the your black muslim bakery in 2005. bey was convicted of killing chauncey bailey and two hours in 2009. >>> only on 2, ktvu's janine de la vega is live now in union city with a program that's turning some of the city's most troubled apartments into safer places to live, janine. >> reporter: julie under the program tenants can't engage in any illegal activity and managers need to take care of their property. now for example, at this complex, police are saying these bushes are way too tall and they need to be pruned because criminals can hide here. >> at night i do a nighttime inspection of the properties too to try to take a look at all their lighting. >> reporter: officer vaughn is on the look out for lighting. he knows lighting is poor and bushes need to be cut back so that they're only 3 feet tall. >> if someone wanted to jump into this deck and break into this apartment they could do that with this added concealment. >> reporter: those are just a couple of things apartment come l

ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this friday morning, september 14th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve is right there. knows all about the weather. >> a little cooler. looks like a little bit of fog. yesterday was hardly was any and temperatures really warmed up away from the coast but by the coast there is too much fog. it will be cooler for most today. here is sal. >>> good morning. this is highway 4. you can see highway 4 is always busy. especially through antioch the construction zone. somebody asked me the other day when is that going to be finished? my answer 2015. not that far. okay it is far. let's move along to 237. this traffic looks pretty good as you cross 880. let's go to back to the desk. >>> thank you. we are starting with a high speed police chase that went from solano to contra costa county. it ended at police firing from a sus -- firing at a suspect. claudine wong is there to tell us the details. >> reporter: we are at fair o

ktvu's amber lee is live now in oakland. she talked with a father- daughter delegate team headed out tomorrow for north carolina. >> reporter: tonight we spoke with an analyst who says they expect the atmosphere from this year's convention to be better than two years ago. harpete sandu and 27-year-old daughter tanisia are packing for their trip to the democratic convention. >> you get to wear all your buttons. >> reporter: sandu showed us buttons he has collected. >> it's the pressure of making sure it happens and we win again. >> reporter: sandu will be leading a delegation of 26 seats to fly to north carolina. he says this convention will be more subdued than the previous when history was being made as candidate obama was seen as an agent for change. >> this profound gratitude and great humility i accept your nomination. >> reporter: now four years later this convention will focus on reenergizing the vote for a second term. >> four years ago he was a new candidate out and it was, something fresh to it. but you know i still

wopping wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> -- claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> and they are raising some new questions about the new california fire code. they raged for at least an hour before it was reported. the school which has many portable classrooms does not have a monitored fire alarm. it does not require them with sprinklers or even classrooms. they can elect front clay notify them if there is a fire even if nobody is on the campus. >>> in the race for the white house mitt romney and president barack obama are headed to the same state. coming up, the new television ads from the obama campaign which include the secretly recorded video of mitt romney. >>> you tube refused to remove videos. they could jailed for up to a law. they ban insults during an election campaign. google plans to appeal. >>> rebels are attacking a military building in damascus. there are more than 300 people who died yesterday and it was the bloodiest day in this month long crisis. they estimate 700,000 refugees may flee syria by the end of this year. >>> back here in the u.s. football fans a

ktvu channel 2 morning news.:12. mitt romney is accusing president obama of not coming clean with the details of the deadly attack in libya. >> i think they want to do their very best to keep the people of america from understanding exactly what happened. >> romney's running mate paul ryan also questioned whether white house officials are on the same page. the administration has called the libya violence a terrorist attack but yesterday president obama used different terms to describe what happened. >> we are still doing an investigation. there is no doubt that the kind of weapons that were used, the ongoing assault that it wasn't just a mob action. >> a white house security advisor denies allegations of a coverup and says they are investigating exactly what happened to insure the safety of diplomats. >>> time now 5:12. many world leaders say they will wac out of the u.n. general assembly today as iran's president takes the stage. alison burns. >> reporter: macmoodahmadinejad seems to be -- he is calling for a ne

in san jose, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the u.s. military says a new book about the way they killed osama bin lade neshgs contains classified information. the book was released today and was written by a former navy seal who says he took part in the action. an official review of the work sensitive and classified information. the military has threatened legal action against author for not submitting the book for a security review before publishing. >>> a consumer alert tonight after nine internet payday lenders were cited by california state officials for illegally offering quick cash loans. the california state department of corporations says some unlicensed online lenders are gouging customers charging excessive interest rates and finance fees. in addition because customers give online lenders access to their bank accounts, some lenders are racking up multiple overdraft charges. state officials say always check with the department of korms on a lender's license status before you apply for a loan. . >>> apple corporation today sent

just download the ktvu app.he live icon, and you can watch all of our newscasts live. >>> judy bloom said she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. bloom is the author of many favorites including, are you there god, it's me margaret, and superfudge. the 74-year-old is currently recovering at her home in new york. >>> an animal left to die. the search for whoever tied a pit bull puppy to a post and left her there. >> back here in just a few minutes, tracking the chance of thunderstorms in your area. i'll have the latest computer model back here. >> in eight minutes, the violent traffic of a shaking earthquake in central america. what bay area seismologists are saying that this quake can teach us. s. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only

get chase liquid. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6. >>> good evening.'m julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. at this hour, chp officer kenyon youngstrom remains on life support at the hospital in walnut creek, after being shot during a routine traffic stop yesterday morning. the officer's grave condition is having a real impact on fellow officers and the community tonight. mike? >> reporter: the community is coming together tonight. i want to give you an example. just about 20 minutes oorks we were standing across the street. we saw employees drop off dinner for all the officers who have gathered inside john muir, those same officers offering prayers for the family of kenyon youngstrom. tonight, kenyon youngstrom is on life support at john muir medical center. >> we'll been told that the injuries are not compatible with human life. having been told that, that puts things into perspective. >> reporter: today sam morgan and other officers poured into the hospital one at a time, showing support for youngstrom and his family. >> very, very heavy heart

health and science center ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the u.s. attorney's office today confirmed the man believed to be behind an anti-muslim film that sparked global protests has been arrested for suspicion of violating his probation. he was taken into custody after going into hiding in southern california. he was convicted in 2010 prohibits him from using computers or the internet for five years without approval from his probation officer. >>> police say a troubled hollywood actor has died after apparently killing his landlady. he was found dead outside a home yesterday. he's known best for his role in sons of anarchy in 2008 and 2009. he apparently fell from the building. authorities say the body of 81-year-old catherine davis was inside the home. he was released from jail one week ago after pleading no contest to assault with a deadly weapon. >>> moving out of the town he lofed. >> why would west blue done. >> just in the past few weeks, a long-time resident was assaulted in his car and his grandmother's home was robbed. after speaking with t

get your ktvu morning wake up call by texting the word wakeup to 70123. >>> welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. time is 6:23. sheriffs deputies are keeping close watch of a middle school where a note was found. a custodian found the note before classes. a deputies was called but search of the campus did not turn up anything. the school stayed open but some parents decided to keep their children home. >>> uc berkeley is hiring new counselors to help undocumented students on campus. university officials say they created new halftime counseling positions to give academic support for financial aid and legal services. they started this fall. right now there are about 200 undocumented students on campus. >>> 6:24. a san francisco firefighter diagnosissed with breast cancer is still fighting a battle over benefits. jeanette rivera she is scheduled for a double mastectomy next week. however she went back to work for the day yesterday because she is out of sick time. the city said her current condition it's not life threaten being they denied her application for the catastrophic illness

this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> policing the police, tonight people in another bay area city are keeping a closer eye on officers and gene, i'm eric rasmussen, in for ken wayne. >> hello everyone, i'm heather holmes. >> vallejo is the latest city to organize a cop-watch campaign and this comes of a spade of deadly altercations with police. debora villalon is live in vallejo. >> reporter: the idea is that everyone with a camera is a potential witness to police conduct and with a little training, an even better witness. cell phone video as vallejo police shoot a teenaged suspect, one of seven officer-involved shootings. >> sometime it's wise to be visible. how to capture video without getting in the way, getting hut or arrested. >> reporter: the goal of this training session, citizens gathered in a park, steps from police headquarters. >> getting the facts down and recording them empowers us. >> reporter: berkeley's cop-watch chapter was the first, formed in the '90s and its mission to police the police. >> sometimes you have to bring outside people in. >> reporter: this f

ktvu's amber lee is live now in oakland. she talked with a father- daughter delegate team headed out tomorrow for north carolina. >> reporter: tonight we spoke with an analyst who says they expect the atmosphere from this year's convention to be better than two years ago. harpete sandu and 27-year-old daughter tanisia are packing for their trip to the democratic convention. >> you get to wear all your buttons. >> reporter: sandu showed us buttons he has collected. >> it's the pressure of making sure it happens and we win again. >> reporter: sandu will be leading a delegation of 26 seats to fly to north carolina. he says this convention will be more subdued than the previous when history was being made as candidate obama was seen as an agent for change. >> this profound gratitude and great humility i accept your nomination. >> reporter: now four years later this convention will focus on reenergizing the vote for a second term. >> four years ago he was a new candidate out and it was, something fresh to it. but you know i still