. >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> white how press secretary sean spicer has apologized for controversial comments he made today, he made the comments while he was talking about bashar al-assad's use the chemical weapons, he referred to nazi death camps as holocost centers. >>> in the south bay, a driver slammed through to fences and a car ended up sinking in a swimming pool in santa clara. the teen age driver fell asleep at the wheel. the car hit a fence and then crashed into a pool. first responders found the 19 year old driver uninjured but wet. >>> police in san francisco have arrested a dirt bike driver. they used an aircraft with a camera to track him down. officers said it's not clear if he is connected to other dirt bikers that surrounded and a tacked a driver on highway 101 last month. >>> this is ktvu fox news at 630. >>> today, the ceo of united airlines issued a new apology, oscar munoz said, i continue to be concerned with what happened on the flight and i apologize to the customer that had t

more coming up on ktvu news right after the break r the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all ofews, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> starting today. a san francisco startup is launching an on demand marijuana home delivery service. the san jose city council recently dropped the ban on marijuana delivery. >>> a recent study by the mayflower moving company said california is the number one destination for millennials, they also found 41% of them are vacation movers, meaning that they move to a new city without the intention of staying there permanently. the top moving destinations are san francisco, then los angeles, washington, dc, seattle and chicago. >>> netflix has decided to move its production to california, they are bringing as much production to california as possible. they have a $6 billion budget. they hope that working more in california will help its employees and their families. >>> lets go to bill. just when it starts to get sunny out there, we get this again. >> we had a couple of nice days, but more rain is in the forecast. we had c

news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> new details from napa about a man killed in a police shooting yesterday afternoon. the man shot at neighbors and then officers before the officers opened fire. what we have leadershipped about the man at the center of the shooting. >> reporter: authorities are not releasing the name of the gunman. neighbors are identified him as steven ferry, he operated his own napa tour business. he also made his own wood chips for barbecues which he sold in a market in napa. >> he was always enthusiastic about his products. >> reporter: authorities said yesterday afternoon police responded to a 911 call that shots were being fired. >> i heard yelling and arguing. i did not think about it and my wife and i talked about it and put it together. there was arguing and screaming. >> reporter: one neighbor showed us bullet holes in his house, he told us that the man had shot at him and another neighbor. when the police showed up, authorities said the gunman fired

. >>> ktvu fox news at 6:00 starts now. >>> he is more despicable than hitler. >>> an apology from sean spicer after his controversial comments comparing the crisis in syria to nazi germany. now he is calling his reference to hitler inappropriate and insensitive. >>> the white house spokesperson said his comments were a mistake and poorly timed. we have more on what he said and his attempts to limit the backlash. >> reporter: as soon as the words came out of his mouth, reporters reminded sean spicer that hitler did use kem companies and gas to kill jews -- chemical and gas to kill jews. >> we did not use chemical weapons in world war two. you had someone as despicable as hitler that did not sink to using chemical weapons. >> reporter: those words sparked an outcry. >> he did gas his people, millions of them. it was a huge historical mistake. >> reporter: a state senator who is a member of the california jewish caucus said he could not believe the comeents. >> this is a pattern from the administration that shows an ignorance of history and a manipulation of the facts. >> reporter: he mad

so berry good. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> a movie about a trio of friends is hitting the theaters. >> its the first time that morgan freeman teams up with alan arkin and michael caine. >> we have never done a comedy together. we all learned that we o do comedy. -- could do comedy. we did bat man and things like that. but not comedy. >> i did not know anything about them personally but in terms of work, i have seen their work in 30 movies apiece, there were no real surprises in the working situation. >> i tried so hard. >> to surprise me? >> yes. >> i failed. >> failure is part of life. >> the movie also costars amm margaret and adirected by michael mike -- directed by zach braff. >> they were so humble. many actors are so serious, this group of living legends are the most fun group of people. they do not take it too seriously. >> there is one message that they are happy that they deliver. >> you are not dead at a certain age, you go for i

ktvu's jesse gary is live on treasure island with how all the water being released is helping to power the city. jesse? >> reporter: julie, just within the last hour, conditions have changed a little bit. those off again and on again showers as we mentioned are on again today on treasure island. nothing too much to tip the scale, but still this does add to an ongoing problem. with area reservoirs at or near capacity, what stood with melting water from snow pack up in the sierra later this spring when the temperatures will warm up. even though the bay area is inching further into spring, today's murky monday is a sign rainy season isn't ready to let go. umbrellas and rain jackets are still standard equipment as urbanizers dropped rain drops and puddles. >> i moved down here from portland back in september. it seems like the weather just followed me down. >> reporter: so it is your fault? >> yeah, you can blame me. >> reporter: the beneficiaries could be all of us. rain here adding inches to the sierra snow pack. more than 150% above average. so officials with the san francisco public ut

the future of awesome. . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> how the tech industry is impacting affordable housing in the bay area, that was the topic of a forum held today. community members and tech leaders came together to discuss the housing shortage and how the tech industry can help. the largest employers are taking interest in housing that is suitable for employees. >> we have a housing stock that is not growing in proportion to the people looking to live in this area. >> as more and more tech workers come to the area, housing is becoming more expensive. finding a way to bridge the gap was a big part of today's forum. >>> santa clara county is hosting a citizenship day. those interested in applying for citizenship get free assistance, voabts believe in this political climate, the event is more important than ever. >> reporter: after decades of living here, michael is applying for united states citizenship. >> i came to the states in the 1980s, i just did not worry about applying until now. >> reporte

ktvu fox 2 a terrifying movements for a family. and mountain lion came into the home and snatched their dog.>> as ann rubin reports it happened feet away from where family members were sleeping.>> i said i think a lion came in.>> last night vicki left front door open to let in there. she apparently let something else in that snatched her dog that was a 15-pound portuguese podengo she went into snarling bark and then nothing. >> it was at 3 am when the dog was at the foot of the same bed where vicki and her daughter was sleeping. they awoke to a shadow slinking away that was a mountain lion.>> as it was walking away, i knew it was a lion and i know it had to have got hurt that was why she stopped barking. >> them out mine came into the bedroom and left with the dog. they called authorities. the department of fish and wildlife and chairs department responded finding pawprints at the scene. this was likely a mountain lion but it'd -- the behavior is -- >> it entered the room with the intent to do that. for that reason, we highly recom

right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> advocates for renters in the south bay said there is an eviction epidemic going on in san jose. evictions have tripled in recent years and absentee lds may be to blame. >> reporter: for 20 years, this man rented at this apartment until a few weeks ago when he was evicted. >> it's frustrating, you feel helpless. ii do not want anyone to go through this situation. >> reporter: according to a new report, no cause evictions in san jose have increased 270% over the past two years, advocates say these are people being pushed out even though they pay their rent and play by the rules. their study shows most of the rental eubts in san jose are -- units in san jose are owned by large companies. many local lds have also made their displeasure known, they said that the city should not infringe on their rights to profit from their property. >> what they do has broad implications for people in the valley. >> reporter: i started to cry and beg, she said. this wo

. >> coming up, a rescue effort to free a dog >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> tonight an old rifle is in -- rival is in town as the lakers play the warriors. they have been incredible over the past three years, joe is at the arena tonight. >> reporter: everyone thinks, no records set for the warriors, but they are the only team in nba history to win 65 or more games in three years straight. we have a a different vibe for the end of the season this year, last year they were going for the record 73rd win. but now they are just concentrating on being here. they wrapped up home court so there is nothing to play for tonight except to make sure that everyone is ready to go at playoff team. what a

ktvu news is staying up a little later to kick off the 11:00 news. we hope you join us. >>> 001 murder in the first degree victim daniel deabryo we find him not guilty. >> a jury in boston has just found aaron hernandez not guilty on both first and second degree charges. jurors have been deliberating the charges for more than six days. the former patriots tight end was accused of shooting two men in 2010. 27-year-old hernandez is already serving a life sentence for the killing of a semipro football player in 2013. >>> on today's segment we're looking at sectionism -- sexism in silicon valley. >> fortune recently released a list of the five best regions for women in tech to work in and silicon valley was not on that list. why some harassment simply is not talked about. >> social media was lighting up and going crazy. >> she's talking about this blog post read round the valley. berkley based engineer susan fowler in february wrote about her very strange year working at san francisco based uber. since then a ripple effect of sorts. >> more and more wome

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in london ktvu fox 2 news. >>> well a sunny day out there. like the weather gods have been hearing my prayers and requests rosemary for some 80-degree temperatures. >>> yes, it's going to feel a little bit like summer out there and our weekend going to be nice and warm and it's even going to get a bit toasty. it's a beautiful start. a lot of folks getting ready for the weekend and a lot of blue sky. we do have temperatures already warming up over yesterday. the winds taking some time to calm down but as we roll through your saturday as well as your sunday we will begin to see an improvement. here's a look at the water vapor loop and there is that ridge that's strengthening over the bay area. by saturday it's going to turn northeasterly and it's that northeasterly breeze that really begins to warm us up. especially portions of the north bay and portions of the inner east bay. of right now the winds gusting in fairfield to 25 miles per hour. and oakland sustained at 16 and again you can see it's west and northwest at least for today. temperatur

as ktvu's paul -- ktvu's paul chamber reports, while they rescued a lot of people, they remain humbleg they were doing their jobs. >> i am extremely proud of them. >> reporter: they were some of the firefighters saving lives. rescuing people from this three- story building the morning of march 27th on san pablo avenue. >> we wera,sleep and upstairs. >> it was about 5 in the morning. >> i was asleep in my bunk. tony came in. >> and we heard -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: many from station one were familiar with the building that housed nearly 100 people. as crews approachd? >> i can smell it from blocks away. they were approaching to see the embers in the air. >> as soon as we stepped out of the truck, there were people yelling that people were trapped and in the windows. the first thing we want to do when we get to the fire is see if there are any rescues. >> reporter: the scene was chaotic as people inside the building -- transitional housing was going up in flames. >> and they tied sheets together like in those car signs and they were trying to make like a rope to climb down. >>

news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> the oakland school board is facing a budget shortfall. >> reporter: teachers and parents are mamping around city hall. now they are going inside of the school board meeting, they are going to be talking about potential budget cuts. it has a lot of people upset. the cuts can be in many places, a reduced number of teachers and increasing the number of students in classrooms. the district needs to reduce spending by $10 million. the district is looking at hiring freezes, limiting purchases made with the general funds and ending travel. they are also looking at savings for early childhood education. >> we need lower class sizes. but now i am just fighting to keep what we are barely surviving on. >> the people in the district and the school board are not taking care of the budget, there is no reason they should charge our children for their mistakes. >> reporter: another major bone of contention is the cancellation of bus service to certain schools

from the campus of uc berkeley rob malcolm ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. ktvu is schedule today speak to ann coulter tomorrow afternoon. you'll hear from her in our afternoon and evening newscast beginning with the 4:00 on 2. >>> tomorrow bill o'reilly will return to the broadcast world with a new episode of his no spin news pod cast. he was the host of the highly rated conservative talk show the o'reilly factor. but last week he was fired in the midst of a sexual harassment issue. tomorrow's pod cast is the first time he'll speak publicly since he was fired. you can remember bill o'reilly. o'reilly is saying the allegations from several women against him are unfounded. >>> now to france where protests broke out in paris today over the results of today's presidential election. now today's vote eliminated all, but two candidates who will advance for a runoff on may 7. protesters are angry. marine le pen is one of those candidates. today's election eliminated the two major candidates emanuel macron taking the lead. now with almost 100% of the votes counted.

the woman tells ktvu her car was stolen from her driveway easter sunday.ater that same day someone tore open a pack -- package left on her porch. >> i feel very violated and very unsafe. i just can't believe i've been so targeted in one day on easter sunday of all days. >> reporter: this woman who did not want her face shown and oakland police want to identify this man caught on surveillance video stealing her car. she thinks the same man came back more than 10 hours later and tried to break into her house. it all started about 12:45 in the morning of easter sunday. the man walks up to her bmw parked outside her home. the car lights activate spooking the man who ran away. but soon he came back. the woman called oakland police. they made a report. the family left to go to a shark's game in san jose. when they came back late sunday. >> my amazon package was sitting here at the end of the driveway. and it was blatantly cut open. and the contents were just kind of strewn everywhere. tooth paste and a dog bowl. >> reporter: they reviewed the security footage an

ktvu monty francis at city hall tonight to explain why libby schaaf is jumping into the election so early. monty? >> reporter: at this point there are no other candidates in the race. schaaf tells me she just wants a chance to finish what she started. >> we have not only seen tremendous reduction. >> reporter: without any fanfare, oakland mayor libby schaaf met us out in the rain in front of city hall to share the news she is running for a second term. >> i wanted to announce early because i don't take anything for granted and i want voters to be very clear i am in this for the long haul. >> reporter: there's still 568 days until the election, but schaaf who is a strong supporter of hillary clinton says donald trump's first few weeks in office pushed her to make up her mind. >> the election of donald trump as our president is so disconcerning to me and many oaklanders. so i wanted to send a clear message that i am in this not just for the basic things oaklanders want done like getting the potholes filled, but also i will champion our values. >> reporter: she has her supporters. >> i just

prrz >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> what do you think, steve? cristina wants to dance in the dark this morning and she has the bay bridge in the background. live pictures looking around the bay area on this friday morning. and we have a little bruce springstein to start your day. welcome back to mornings on 2. friday april 14th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm cristina rendon in for pam cook. steve paulson is over in the weather center. >> happy birthday dad. >> he's streaming all the way in texas. >> mr. rolando. >> happy mr. . >>> for april it's pretty chilly out there. and skies are clear and it looks good except on the north coast there's a little activity but we have many 30s today. nice in the sun, cool in the shade. few high clouds saturday then the system looks to be on track no change for clouds sunday morning and maybe sunday afternoon. plenty up in the north bay. 39. before about sunrise around 6:45. the system carved itself out all the way to southern california. so a cool night. let's hope it's a friday light. >> yes. >>> i think we've got s

. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >>> conservative author ann coulter has pulled out of her speech at uc berkeley, but police are still getting ready for possible trouble on the campus. hello, i'm julie hainer. >> and outsidesomerville, coulter cancelled her spem shall -- outside summerville coulter cancelled her speech after the university said it can't provide security for her visit. >> if we can't get her here without guaranteeing the safety of the attendees, then that is a move that we cannot take. in effect, our free speech has been stifled because the university has not, not decided to assist us in making this. >> dan says the university was caught off guard by this speech. he says they only learned about it a month ago. he says students who organized the event did not give uc berkeley the recommended two months advanced notice. >> we looked at these venues, could we, you know, move a class here, move a class there, cancel an event. but this is a place of 50,000 people, this is final, moving in to finals period. they get booked up months in advance. >> ann coulter hers

ktvu's jana katsuyama tells us the high-rise could reshape downtown. oakland's planning commission voted wednesday night to recommend the approval of the city's tallest housing development ever. a soaring 44-foot tower right downtown. >> downtown seems like it's becoming more of a better place to be. >> reporter: the $200 million project would replace the current merchant's parking garage on franklin between 14th and 13th streets diagonally across from the tribune tower. just one block from the 12th street bart station. it would include more than 16,500 square feet of retail level reaching 40 stories into the sky. some residents say oakland's housing market is tight. >> my mom is paying over $3,000 in her two-bedroom apartment right now. it's really crazy right now how rent has gone up. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf said in a statement, "we must build new housing to accommodate new residence. otherwise competition for existing units will result in newcomers forcing current residents out of their homes." the developer says they will reserve be

. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this friday morning april 28th i'm pam cook. >> everybody knows it's your favorite day. good morning. i'm dave clark. steve paulson is in his office. >> starting today we're having some issues here. not me personal ly personally cloud cover high pressure as zoomed out of the pishlgt. a little cool out there. 40s, 50s on the temps. 39 kelseyville. i guess so. 42 calastoga so it's still cool but all signs point towards sunshine and a warm up mainly higher locations. it will be there. it will be a lovely spring day as temperatures are warming up near average each above for some. 60s, 70s to mid 70s. 4:01 on on a friday. >> better than 4:01 on a monday. >> ain't that the truth. hey how about that draft. >> i like what i see so far. all right. so we'll see what happens in round two and round three but all of us football geeks are watching closely. let's go ahead and take a look at the altima pass. this is a good time for you to get out there. traffic looks good

join claudine wong tomorrow morning at 6:30 on ktvu news or sunday at 9:00 in the morning on ktvu plus> tomorrow is earth day. event organizers called the birth of the environmental movement. this year they fall during national park week. getting in to all the national parks will be free for both tomorrow and sunday. national park officials are inviting americans to join in on the volunteer project or simply enjoy the natural wonders and wildlife preserved in our national parks. ktvu will show you more details on the national park freebies as well as earth day events along the bay. >>> a teacher arrested at school. still ahead tonight the charges facing a south bay man after a search of his home. >> the weekend is all planned out. i'll let you know when to expect the warmest day time high and then that range to come back in the end of the forecast. >>> up next just an incredible picture. look at this a car being dragged by a truck. reportedly for miles, which is a frightening incident all captured on video involving a solano trucking company. there's a guy inside that car right now bei

. >> ktvu fox 2 news at noon starts now. >>> good afternoon i'm gasia mikaelian. >>. >> and i'm ktvu crime reporter henry lee at the scene joins us live with what you've brn able to learn. >> reporter: if you take a look behind me a tow truck has just arrived to take the victim's jeep away. what we have here is the woman was dropping off her two boys at a dead care when an argument turned deadly. it all started at 8:45 this morning when richmond police got a call about an argument in the street involving a woman and a man determined to be her estranged boyfriend. the man fired a single shot into the woman's head. we spoke to richmond police about the tragedy which happened in front of her two young sons. >> our officers arrived and they found a car that was stopped near the intersection and when they looked inside the vehicle it appeared that there was a woman that was deceased from a single gunshot wound. i can't even imagine myself as a parent seeing my kids see something like that and witness your own mother being killed. i -- i just -- my heart breaks for these kids. >> so those

mark is going to show us how they did. >> and our on ktvu facebook page.three sixth graders honored by police. see how they helped officers catch a burglary suspect. yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. >>> mark in with sports. it just seems like the warriors and the cavaliers are headed for a collision course. >> yup, the nba trilogy, you know. you feel for portland just a little bit. >> especially tonight. >> demoralizing from the get go. warriors outscored them in this series by some 72 points. never let them think for a moment they had a shot of this thing and then k.d. around to just add the exclamation point on things. he went 20 minutes, scored ten points. didn't look overly aggressively offensive.

this video is from a ktvu interview with him a year before cristina's disappearance. he has been in prison since 1999 on a third strike sentence of attempted kidnapping. >>> the federal judge in san francisco today heard a challenge. president trump's executive order on sanctuary city. the order would withhold federal funds from communities that limit their cooperation with immigration authorities. ktvu's rob roth tells us san francisco and santa clara counties are taking on washington with billions of dollars at stake. >> reporter: the federal court in san francisco, attorney defending san francisco and santa clara county sanctuary city policies argue president donald trump's executive order seeking to punish sanctuary cities was harmful and unconstitutional. >> we have no idea how this will be applied. it brings us to an argument this executive order is so vague and should be declared unconstitutional. >> reporter: city ask and county attorneys argue under president trump's executive -- city and county attorneys argue president trump's executive order could risk los

we will have updates throughout the morning here on ktvu, ktvu plus, and also online.hank you for joining us. so much going on this morning on this friday, april 7th. i'm pam cook in for gasia today. >>> and good morning, i'm dave clark, also a busy part of our day is talking about how the weather here in the bay area has affected you and everybody else. steve. >>> i thought a tree was coming down last night. i really did. >> i worried about that as well. yes. >> there was one stretch where i went, it's going to go. but thank goodness it didn't. if you're just leaving your neighborhood, you might find a lot of leaves, branches. i mean, it was coated on my way out this morning. tom smith says wet, damp, misty on blossom hill. but 9/10 of an inch of rain. that's double what san jose had. double, almost triple. wind event was a biggy, i would say so. had not had one of those in a while, and i mean, as i told dave at 4:00 this morning, at my castle, there were white caps out on the mote. our system very very impressive for april, i mean, really impressive. we have been doi

ktvu jana katsuyama is live with more information for us. jana?rter: frank and julie, i checked in and we still are not getting any information as to when this highway is going to reopen. i called the coroner's office to find out if they would make any defecation. they are still out here trying to finish up this investigation. so we do not know who that suspect is who is killed in this officer-involved shooting. three chp officers arrived here in three different vehicles, they fir

there is a new option to watch ktvu fox news at 11:00.n julie and frank tomorrow night for the maiden voyage. we will be right back >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day., a beautiful view of cloudy skies with a nice golden hue as we look across the bay, i am picking up a few scattered showers over the north bay, i have a look at the radar and what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. >>> the annual union street spring celebration is being held today in san francisco. the street fair includes more than just the easter bunny, joining us to talk about the araid is the founder. hi leslie. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> great. >> tell us what we can expect? >> you can expect, hopefully, no rain, you can expect a lot of activity come rain or come shiep, lots happening on the street today. you can see that everyone is getting ready right now. we have costumed characters and a bubble jump and a pet

tune in tonight on ktvu plus and the 10:00 news on ktvu for that interview.discuss a host of critical issues ranging from russian's involvement in the u.s. presidential election to president trump's upcoming meeting with the leader of china and how president trump could be lured into an active war. >>> well, customers being told to leave their cash at home. a new policy for an okay land restaurant and the reason why. >>> good morning. oh, look at my tie. my goodness. let's fix that. the traffic is getting better finally. although it is a little slow as you drive past the coliseum. there are a couple spots where traffic is still slow. we will break it down for you straight ahead. >>> well, combination of clouds, a lot of clouds and some sun. mild to warm day. but we will be rocking and rolling in the wind and rain department by tomorrow night. >> all right. amazon even bigger than many people imagined. >> we have pam cook back with this morning's money business. >> definitely amazon stock now more than $900 a share. it's up another 1% right now. has a market v

ktvu's paul chambers is on the campus with reaction from students and the university administration. paul? >> reporter: frank, julie, many students we talk to do not agree with ann coulter's speech, but believe she should have the right to share her belief with the university. >> the calm before the storm at uc berkeley campus. right now it's business as usual for students. however in a few days when ann coulter comes it gives a speech on cal's campus. some fear this peacefulness will disappear. it was january 1, tens of thousands of dollars in damages was done for the campus as the peaceful protest against milo yiannopoulos turned violent. >> not so legitimate in this country. >> reporter: that's why the young americas foundation at berkeley college republicans filed a lawsuit against the university saying school officials violated their rights to free speech when they moved the date the controversial speaker is scheduled to talk. >> i think berkeley misstepped in disinviting her to speak. >> the more we restrict people from speaking on this campus the more dentary mental it will be

ktvu's debora villalon is there with an update for us. deb? >> reporter: ken, the vehicle is still here and the man who was shot is still in it. the car is covered now by a blue tarp. this man has become a dispute between neighbors, which escalated in violence. >> it was like a battle to me going back and forth. more like a reward. >> reporter: some residents were in the midst of it. gunfire that brought people outside to find this honda civic crashed after police shot the driver dead. the hamilton's saw it unfold just steps from their home. >> i saw him drive by. and then he didn't stop for the police officers and they started firing at him. >> there were police officers trying to shoot at the car. then i heard probably 15 shots or so while i was there. that was pretty scary. >> any time we have a situation like this our hearts go out to the family. >> reporter: napa's police say the deadly force was unavoidable because the suspect fired first. officers on the street responding to 911 calls about a man shooting a gun. police were setting up a

. >> ktvu's jana katsuyama is live now from the larkin substation in the tenderloin where pg&e crews think that project started. jana? >> reporter: frank and julie. i just got off the phone with the spokeswoman. here is the update as there is one thing to notice. there are people without power who said 136 people lost power at 6:30 on washington street. but they think that is unrelated working goat them power back by midnight. back here you can see behind me. they have the street closed off. they're going on 13 plus hours since the problem happened with a fire inside this larkin club station. they say they might have to have this closed all night as they continue to investigate. >> reporter: san francisco fire crews got the call at 9:15 on friday morning. fire and spoke were coming from a pg&e substation downtown on larkin near ellis treatment an electrical fire difficult to put out. >> it was dry chemical, which is more of a smotherly agent. >> reporter: a massive power outage spread downtown. 87,000 customers lost power and many had no lights, no air- conditioning, some lost phone

ktvu fox 2 news. >>> storm number two moves into the bay area right now.course we are adding to the big totals of january, february, and march. take a look at the numbers, the big difference that will jump out, santa rosa. beating the old record so that is the wettest on record. 177% of average. and over 17 as we will be adding to the rainfall amounts right -- right now. they have a winter storm warning in place until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. the current radar with the rain here in the bay area, the snow piling up into the sierra. take a look right now as you can see the coverage right now mainly focused towards solano county. some heavier downpours closer to fairfield. pushing the maps closer to san francisco and all of this extending across the bay. well back the maps out and right around the peninsula we'll have more development here. san jose with some scattered showers increasing the coverage in the next one to two hours. outside right now our live camera is looking towards sfo with the wet runways, working their way into the bay area over the past few hou

i appreciate it >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> police are telling us that they have identified multiple suspects in the bart car robbery, 55 teenagers hopped the gates and swarmed a bart car robbing several passengers in a matter of seconds. investigators are checking video surveillance from nads of the car -- inside of the car. >> we have identified the suspects involved because we had working cameras on the trains and that provided clear images of the suspect's faces, we are working with the district attorney's office and with the witnesses. >> bart says it has increased police presence throughout the system. >>> the robbery has brought the issue on fare evasion to the forefront. we have allie rasmus on the increase in security. >> the train is going to be held up. >> reporter: the trains did not stop at the lake merritt station, a station agent noticed a small group of teens passed through the gates without paying, the agent said that the train should not stop as a precaution, the teens left before the police could question them. >> they hit the

we get the new information from ktvu paul chambers who is live tonight in west oakland with the mayor's response and the changes coming. paul? >> julie, those e-mails were released today. fire officials warned other leaders the building here was too dangerous for residents to live in. >> seeing these -- e-mails today is incredibly disturbing. >> reporter: mayor schaaf is referring to the e-mails by the city of oakland that warns the dangers of san pablo avenue, the same building that went up in flames and killed four people monday. one e-mail dated january 8 warning this building is dangerous and recommended it be shut down. another e-mail stated the fire alarm poles were broken or missing. a door to a fire escape was closed. the fire captain stated for these reasons i recommended we consider shutting this building down immediately. >> we cannot turn a blind eye to safety. >> reporter: the mayor says the the safe living conditions are not forced into the streets. they're investigating why those warnings were not prioritized. she is doing all she can to prevent this from happening again.

you can always reach us on twitter by using #ktvu. steve paulson is hanging out. >> i was out at 19. >> 19. >> my dad and i looked at each other and i said we're good. >> thank you. >> you and your dad are close still. >> very, very close. but like every son with their dad, sometimes you butt heads a little bit. 19 i said that sounds good. i'm out. with he do have a nice day after the rain last night. few of those fair weather puffy clouds over the hills. otherwise looks great. temperatures will be bum willing up to the upper 60s, low 70s. it looks good today and tomorrow. i penciled in an 80 for inland areas. upper 70s, 80s. cooler going into sunday. and monday. but no rain for the next couple of days. we will talk about that in about 15 minutes about your produce. >> right. >> lettuce is very expensive. why. >> i don't like it. >> it will come down soon. we will explain soon. >> i can eat more weeds. >> go forage. >>> authorities are investigating a series of home burglaries in the oakland hills. >> in one break-in a resident was sh

in berkeley henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 starts with a show of support for sanctuary cities. >> the loss of federal funding is not just an imbration issue. it's -- immigration issue it's a community issue. >> the event ahead of court arguments tomorrow on immigration policy. >> also ahead keeping teens out of trouble. by helping them find jobs. >> plus stopping tragedy before it starts new details on the suicide barrier project at the golden gate bridge. stay with us. ktvu fox news at 6:30 is next. >>> now to today's top stories. the u.s. military has dropped what is considered the mother of all bombs on an isis target in afghanistan. the 22,000 pound bomb is the largest nonnuclear bomb ever used in combat. the pentagon has not yet applied information on casualties, but the bond can essentially wipe out anything within a one mile radius. >> the u.s. department of education officials were at richmond about allegations of racism at the school. some students complain of racial bias and that proper action is not being taking administrators. people say they want everyone t

we are committed and our city departments are committed to making this work. >> ktvu fox2 news. >>> ktvuking news out of the north bay. investigators are on the scene of a police shooting that ended with the car crash. napa police say that suspect opened fire on officers before officers fired back. good evening, it happened at about 2:30 this afternoon on linda vista avenue. we get more now from ktvu's is live at the scene. deborah, what have you learned. >> this is a quiet neighborhood normally but not today. not with a gunbattle that happened behind us. shots back and forth between police and a fleeing suspect. >> that suspect was shot to death by officers. the honda civic he was driving crashed into a tree here on linda vista avenue. the police chief tells me his office and sheriff's deputies had no choice but to fire. the man had been shooting his gun in or near his house. the first police unit to arrive and started setting up a perimeter were suddenly shot at as the man backed his car out of his garage and tried to flee. >> it was a horrific thing for any person to go through. yes.

they have ktvu fox 2 on one side and the power of two. >> it's a nice neutral color.ill go with your color scheme. >> i gave up coffee for lent. so i have to get back into. >> and terrance was our winner last week. there you go. fill that mug up with some coffee. >>> the fate of the furious earned more than $132 million around the world during the holiday weekend. that would make it the biggest worldwide debut of all time. beating both star wars the force awakens and jurassic world. the box figures are expected later on today. >>> a company has created a robotic pet that uses artificial intelligence to respond with people. >> also has cameras built in to help it recognize people. it can be used to help people with certain conditions. >> when it's on and around you it really gives you that warm fuzzy feeling. you have somebody that understands you and it kind of can be help with loneliness but also autism, people with learning disabilities. >> the company behind nuro says the robot can also be used in the future to greet and entertain people in places like universities

this video given to ktvu by his attorney tells ktvu this incident was quote, cut and dry case of excessivece. the attorney's client was also hit with the police baton. del vie sdvmentd. saying firing deputies scott thorn. he's now awaiting trial on felony. thorn's lawyer said the deputy acted in compliance with his training and he presented a danger. >>> we've been looking at candid conversation about police relations with the community being held at the local barbershop. >> it seems more people are getting involved with the most recent discussion drawing the largest and more diverse group yet. >> if we want change we have to be the change. >> that was the come seen for the discussion of san leandro. >> we need to be proactive in our own communities and it starts with us. >> when you're able to have an open krgs there's room for dialog and where there's room for dialog there's room for growth. >> it was our most diverse group yet. black, latino, and white. men and women, young and old. >> how do we in our community black and brown together rise up. >> the reality of it all we have to learn

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>> the 10:00 news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> you do that to me andly knock you flat. >> you stay out of this. >> hey! [ talking over one another ] >> a dramatic scene caught on camera on an american airlines flight goes viral. the confrontation that has a flight attendant suspended. good evening everybody. i'm scott reiss. another major u.s. airline is doing damage control. this one escalated after a woman boarded a flight with her stroller and her baby. ktvu fox 2 news' rob malcolm joins us from sfo with details. >> reporter: good evening scott. that video of that confrontation on the flight from sfo to dallas has gone viral. american airlines has issued an apology an they are investigating. it viz shot by another passenger on board the flight leaving sfo for dallas. it captures the aftermath of the confrontation. in it, you can see the woman  who speaks little english holing her baby and pleading with the flight attendant. passengers on the flight are accusing the flight attendant of hitting the mother with her child's stroller. the person who posted the video described it by

a ktvu viewer sent images with flames and smoke. investigators say the fire destroyed five tents but they say people living inside the tents were able to escape without injury. >>> also in oakland a man wanted on a felony murder warrant is behind bars tonight. after leading police on a short chase last night that ended in a crash. investigators say an officer who was called in to assist hit a car at 88th street and dowling. the chase began at 78th avenue and hillsdale and lasted a few blocks before ending at bancroft. police took the suspect into custody. three people were in the car that was hit by the patrol vehicle. one of them was taken to the hospital. >>> it's the end of-era here still ahead why the well-known toy store closing after almost 90 years in business. >> tracking a few lingering showers out there. and then the holiday weekend and the chance of more showers. i will see you back here. >>> home buyers are moving fast according to a report from red fin. real estate company says nearly 1 in 5 homes sold in the u.s. last

ktvu fox2 news . >>> here is some of the temperatures from today. it was warmer by a good 7 degrees over what we had yesterday. yesterday we had showers and a lot more cloud cover. today, mostly sunny. a little bit breezy along the bay. i showed you what's left over of our system that's led through. we are in the gap year between really nice weather and then increment weather on sunday afternoon. this is the system i am tracking. it is starting to warm as it gets further south. it's not going to have a lot of power, but it will drop light showers and sprinkles sunday afternoon. so just as you plan, well, it could easily change. but for now saturday is your nice day of the weekend. it is 6 degrees warmer in santa rosa and the winds are coming this way. mostly out of the north northwest. yesterday they were coming the exact opposite. it was poor and unstable weather because you have a flow like this. and now you got a flow like this. that is high pressure in a stable environment. so when you look at the wind vectors you can make decisions about what's

ktvu's amber lee is live in the city with the message of those attending the event, amber?> reporter: julie, the protest vigil was held here in front of the russian consulate. supporters say they want to set a message to -- send a message to russia and around the world. attachment pleas for the world to listen. a message from san francisco to moscow. >> it's a part of russia, right? russia has been a terrible place for lgbt people for a while now. >> reporter: a resolution was passed unanimously by the board of supervisors, condemning the mistreatment of gay men. amnesty international say more than 100 men suspected of being gay have been abducted, tortured, and some even killed. >> the panel of the united nations confirming this has all happened. so yes we have to speak up and raise our voices to demand they stop immediately. >> the russian government is responsible for what has been done. >> reporter: david bogaceck came here a year and a half ago. he's a transgender who couldn't make the transition in his own country. he had to choose between his profession and who he tr

ktvu's rob you're near the bridge. tell us about the ceremony to kick off the bridge. >> reporter: we talk about the fatal attraction of the bridge. in 2016 alone, 40 people jumped to their death from this bridge. another 200 we're hearing have been talked away from the ledges. there is signage where people have a number they can call if they are in crisis. suicide advocates have been calling for this for some time now. after years of debate, the construction will begin on the suicide deterrent. the initial cost was 76 million. it has ballooned to 200 million. the plan is to have this all finished by 202 # -- 202 2021. the net will stretch about 20 feet out from the edges. those behind the project tell us the net won't take away from the overall look of the bridge, and the costs will obviously deter families from having grief. to tell us more, let's bring in pria david clemens. we have a prop to show you the net, what we're talking about here. >> that's right. you can see what the net platform will look like. it's just

residents of the house told ktvu fox 2 news the kids were from local schools. they came to celebrate a birthday party for a 14-year- old girl. a grandmother kim and another relative named chris declined to go on camera, but wanted to share what happened. >> at 12:00 the party was over. it was over. i don't know why anyone would do that. they were teenagers. >> they were waiting for their rides home. some of the kids live in the neighborhood, so they were walking home. a car just slowed down and that was it. that was the end because you heard shots fired and all the kids started running. some came running into the house. >> reporter: two suspects wearing ski masks were waiting in a car for the par toy end. for the party to end. >> for me i feel it was pre- meditated. i don't know. you know, i don't know. my granddaughter doesn't associate with people who do stuff like that. that is not how she was raised. that is not how a lot of kids here were raised. >> reporter: investigators don't believe the shooting was living. ian darnell is also wondering how this could

ktvu's tara moriarty has been with demonstrators all day. first, ktvu's jesse gary where you just saw another arrest being made by police. >> reporter: julie, that's right. just to answer frank's point, police are still here, just not in the street. they're off to my right. this is the side where the folks who invited ann coulter to speak, she didn't come so they had the rally in the park. they're on this side of the street. then on the opposite side of the street by berkeley high, that's where the folks what opposed ann coulter coming are stationed, and the two siefdz been yelling back and forth at each other but as you mentioned, the crowd has dissipated greatly over the past hour. you can see and walk down both sides of the street. just within the past 20 to 25 minutes, there was another arrest. so far i'm told by police there have been at least four to five. this would make either number five or number six. this gentleman identifies himself as steve hall. a short time ago he was placed in handcuffs and loaded into a police vehicle here o