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that's the sporting life. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the ktvu morning news starts4:30 a.m. as we leave you a special goodbye to rocky ruiz is retiring f >> today on "tmz," chris brown is in huge trouble. he is arrested in jail and could go to prison because he may have violated probation by allegedly breaking a guy's nose. >> on the plus side, at least he didn't hit any women. we know that for sure. >> cee lo, he's happy. he's cleared of his sexual assault charges. >> do you get nervous talking to chicks? because of all these allegations?

stay with ktvu news. we will bring you updates. >>> someone opened fire on an ac transit bus injuring an elderly passenger and shattering windows. near tenth avenue, police are not confirming that report. at the time of the shooting the area was very busy and there were a lot of witnesses. >> i was coming home with my brother. i heard like five shots. >> another witness said he saw two people running from the scene. police say the person hit by the bullet did not suffer life threatening injuries. a spokesperson for ac transit says the passenger was very shaken up but not injured. >>> the union representing ac transit drivers has struck a tentative contract agreement that could be approved within days. the atu negotiating economy announced the deal over the weekend. the union held an informational meeting for drivers and other workers yesterday and today. a ratification work is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> tomorrow you can start shopping for health insurance under the affordable care act. but coming up, we

christien kafton, ktvu news. >>> it's been 3-1/2 months since the last b.a.r.t. strike. trains idled at the b.a.r.t. yard for more than four days. workers decided to drive to work causing huge back ups. according to the chamber of commerce, that four day strike cost the regional economy more than $200 million in lost productivity. and extra delays put 1,600 pounds of carbon dioxide in the air every day. >>> we're told five and 15 buses will run from each of the five east bay locations. the service is from 5:00 to 9:00 in the morning. the buses will drop off passengers in san francisco. return trips will leave between 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. if the strike goes into the weekend, b.a.r.t. says it plans to run three buses to and from each of the same locations in the morning and evening. >>> ac transit will not be on strike after governor brown ordered a board. ferries will also expected to be packed with commuters tomorrow. they will operate 12 boats instead of the usual eight. that means it can ferry 12,000 passengers per day. two of the boats are on loan. at ktvu.com you will

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stay with ktvu news. we will bring you updates. >>> someone opened fire on an ac transit bus injuring an elderly passenger and shattering windows. near tenth avenue, police are not confirming that report. at the time of the shooting the area was very busy and there were a lot of witnesses. >> i was coming home with my brother. i heard like five shots. >> another witness said he saw two people running from the scene. police say the person hit by the bullet did not suffer life threatening injuries. a spokesperson for ac transit says the passenger was very shaken up but not injured. >>> the union representing ac transit drivers has struck a tentative contract agreement that could be approved within days. the atu negotiating economy announced the deal over the weekend. the union held an informational meeting for drivers and other workers yesterday and today. a ratification work is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> tomorrow you can start shopping for health insurance under the affordable care act. but coming up, we

. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon. i am tori campbell. a lock down at government shut down was lifted about an hour ago after reports of a gunman on campus. ktvu's ann rubin is there now and joins us live to explain what happened. >> reporter: good afternoon. students are making their way out of sweeney hall. it started at 9:00 a.m. with a tip, a student saw a man carrying a gun. government shut down locked down sweeney hall. police swept the building, checking each room. they did not find a gunman or anything suspicious. those in the building were told to shelterren place for two -- shelter in place for two hours. officials have been trained for such a scenario. >> we were pleased to find the faccality staff and students did a good job -- faculty staff and students did a good job barricading in place. >> reporter: classes will resume here as usual however officials are asking everyone to be vigilant just in case and call police or 911 if they see anyone suspicious. we will have more on how students handled this tonig

just look for the hot topics section. >>> ktvu news has learned of a sharp increase in the number of car break-ins in san francisco. police tell us it's happening in almost every neighborhood in the city. new at 10:00, ktvu's cara liu is live in the city in what she has learned about the increase in these crimes. >> reporter: police say right now san francisco is averaging well over 1,000 car break-ins a month. and it's not just one particular area, police tell us the entire city is a hot spot right now. john matrick had just left a networking event when he discovered his truck was broken into. busted a window and stole a bag from under the backseat. >> it's one of those things that i'm thinking, idiot. why would i even leave a bag or anything that looks like it might be worth something to somebody. >> reporter: he wasn't the only victim parked near washington and the embarcadero that night. >> pretty evident they were looking for something. there were four or five other cars that had gotten hit in that parking lot. >> reporter: ktvu asked police for recent numbers and learned car bre

christien kafton, ktvu news. >>> it's been 3-1/2 months since the last b.a.r.t. strike. trains idled at the b.a.r.t. yard for more than four days. workers decided to drive to work causing huge back ups. according to the chamber of commerce, that four day strike cost the regional economy more than $200 million in lost productivity. and extra delays put 1,600 pounds of carbon dioxide in the air every day. >>> we're told five and 15 buses will run from each of the five east bay locations. the service is from 5:00 to 9:00 in the morning. the buses will drop off passengers in san francisco. return trips will leave between 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. if the strike goes into the weekend, b.a.r.t. says it plans to run three buses to and from each of the same locations in the morning and evening. >>> ac transit will not be on strike after governor brown ordered a board. ferries will also expected to be packed with commuters tomorrow. they will operate 12 boats instead of the usual eight. that means it can ferry 12,000 passengers per day. two of the boats are on loan. at ktvu.com you will

maureen nee hror, ktvu news -- maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> the fire department tweeted these picturesarm fire started just before 7:00 tonight on maberry road near king road. it took firefighters two hours to get those flames under control. a heat lamp may have started the fire. no one was hurt. >>> in campbell police have arrested a 16-year-old suspect in what is believed to be a gang related stabbing. prosecutors say miguel capetillo is being charged as an adult in the stabbing of a man behind a subway grocery store back in february. police say two weeks ago -- >> when i went to serve the arrest warrant on him -- when we went to serve the arrest warrant on him, we determined that he was hiding in the crawl space of the house and we were able to arrest him from there. >> they tracked him to his parents house in modesto. another suspect rodolfo vasquez of san jose was arrested just days after the stabbing. the victims injuries were serious but he is expected to survive. both -- both vasquez and capetillo face assault charges with enhancements of gang activity. >>> a car struck a bicyc

maureen nee hror, ktvu news -- maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> the fire department tweeted these pictures two alarm fire started just before 7:00 tonight on maberry road near king road. it took firefighters two hours to get those flames under control. a heat lamp may have started the fire. no one was hurt. >>> in campbell police have arrested a 16-year-old suspect in what is believed to be a gang related stabbing. prosecutors say miguel capetillo is being charged as an adult in the stabbing of a man behind a subway grocery store back in february. police say two weeks ago -- >> when i went to serve the arrest warrant on him -- when we went to serve the arrest warrant on him, we determined that he was hiding in the crawl space of the house and we were able to arrest him from there. >> they tracked him to his parents house in modesto. another suspect rodolfo vasquez of san jose was arrested just days after the stabbing. the victims injuries were serious but he is expected to survive. both -- both vasquez and capetillo face assault charges with enhancements of gang activity. >>> a car struck

we'll take you inside the deep web beyond the reach of search engines. >> a reminder you can get ktvu news to >>> most of us have probably never heard of the deep net or deep web until the fbi arrested a san francisco man this week for allegedly running a billion dollars drug operation there. new information tonight on this invisible part of the internet. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live in san francisco where she went exploring in the deep web and tells us what she found hidden from most users. >> reporter: it is hidden from most users. this case has many people wondering what is tor, or the deep web a place where many people never even knew existed. the fbi says ross olbert used thor known as the onion router that allows people to navigate the web unanimously. it's being used by drug dealers, child porn. anyone can use this for free and it's the key to unlocking the deep web. we went there with nick stat. with one click to open the thor software and router, your computer becomes invisible with a web link that does not pinpoint you or your location. >> it is now an invisible address so no on

stay with ktvu channel 2 news for continuing coverage and a possible strike tomorrow morning. can get updates online at www.ktvu.com as well as facebook or twitter. and our ktvu channel 2 news morning news can help you navigate the morning commute, tomorrow morning they will get rolling half hour earlier at 4:00 a.m. >>> a shooting in san francisco left a man dead this morning. police officers say they got a call of 4, 5 gun shots and found a man laying face down about 4:30 a.m. they performed cpr but he died on the scene. people in the neighborhood hear gun shots from time to time. >> hasn't happened in a while. >> police haven't released details about the victim. >>> the investigation into last week's death of a child prompted a new round of interviews today. he died monday at san francisco general hospital. the medical examiner is calling his death suspicious. no one has been arrested but investigators reinterviewed members of the family. >>> the man killed in a deadly shooting sunday evening has been identified. he was shot around 5:30 p.m. he drove for 3 blocks before cra

jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> ads are coming to instagram.instagram is owned by facebook and says it plans to ease users into seeing the ads by showing a small quantity of videos from a small number of brands. users will have the option of hiding or rejects an ad and telling the company what they don't like about it. >>> undocumented immigrants are one step closer to being able to get special licenses. the dmv will start issuing them january one, 2015. >>> the governor also signed a bill to expand broad band. it gives grants to companies that can serve uncovered rural areas. >>> tonight there is some movement to report. today the two sides said they have reached a tentative agreement on one key issue, pensions. but they also say they remain far apart on wages and benefits. the union made a counter offer and said they're waiting to hear back from b.a.r.t. the one issue that may be resolved is pensions. >> that formula is for every dollar that employees contribute to their pensions they are reimbursed 72-cents. >>> in addition to finalizing the

right here on ktvu channel 2. >>> and matt corean will become the diamondbacks new manager. s sports as we see it this friday night. >> fred, thank you. thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> they'll be following that s.w.a.t. situation in roseville if you missed part of tonight's newscast you can always catch the rebroadcast right now over on tv 36. your can also follow us any time on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and ktvu apps. have a great weekend everyone. >> good night. just yes. we're having a yard sale for our social studies class to raise money for unicef. the point is for us to learn about global altruism. no, the point is for us to raise more money than miss cooper's class so we get a pizza and a pool party. your cynicism makes me sad for our world. ease up, delgado. i've seen you with a pizza. ugh. i hate garage sales. bunch of shady characters going through my stuff. why can't i just write a check? ay, relax, jay. it's just a couple of people in the driveway. yeah, that's where it starts. then it's, "it's just a local

. >>> ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, welcome back, want to take you live to the command post in santa rosa, where there is a stand off underway. ktvu's claudine wong has new information from police about the 911 call that brought them to that neighborhood, again a live picture there, we will take you there in just a moment. >>> thank you for joining us, thurgs, october 10th, i am people cook. >> good morning, i am dave clark, let's check that. i lad that on -- >> -- oh -- >> -- lows but focus our attention on some baseball this afternoon the forecast looks quiet, good, i would not expect anything other than clear and sunny conditions, in fact upper 60s for many, mostly clear here, west wind could be 10 to 15, should be quiet conditions but looks good for baseball, 40s and 50s on the temperatures, 52 concord, 46 santa rosa, 52 san rafael and 40s coast, san francisco higher clouds but mostly sunny by noon then sunny, for a high today of 67 degrees and offall pattern looks qu

tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and stay with ktvu channel 2 news for continuing coverage and follow us on twitter and facebook for the latest developments anytime. >>> investigators are trying to determine what led to a deadly crash that blocked an off ramp for 7 hours. the california highway patrol saw a mini van going westbound at 1:40 a.m. officers folled the van and saw the -- followed the van and saw the driver lost control. it went over a guard rail and ended up on the off ramp. >> it was like oh, hit the center divide. went off the shoulder. >> the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a big mess today after a truck carrying red bell peppers spilled its load. part of interstate 80 was closed this morning. the driver was taken to the hospital to be checked out. >>> a san francisco man accused of being the master mind of silk road is expected to face federal charges in new york. a judge today ordered the transfer of the man from ordering a hit. prosecutors he ran silk road under dread pirate roberts. they say more than a billion dollars in drugs were sold on the website

right here on ktvu channel 2. >>> and matt corean will become the diamondbacks new manager. see it this friday night. >> fred, thank you. thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> they'll be following that s.w.a.t. situation in roseville if you missed part of tonight's newscast you can always catch the rebroadcast right now over on tv 36. your can also follow us any time on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and ktvu apps. have a great weekend everyone. >> good night. >> today on "tmz" -- >> furthering my point about marriage. orlando bloom, miranda kerr, they're getting divorced. >> it's the old saying. you show me a hot chick and i'll show you a guy that's sick of [beep]. >> it's the same way for women. >> show me a guy with a lot of money and i'll show you a girl tired of spending it. right? >> we just got pauly d. at an airport. >> do you think amanda is trying to use your daughter for fame and fortune? >> he's really sweet, he says he loves his daughter. he hasn't met her yet

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. also follow us on facebook and twitter. we will be updating you on any talks or developments. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. the crash of asiana airlines was horrific enough but the death of a student who was run over by fire truck prompted outrage from her family. the da will not be filing charges against the firefighter. ktvu's cara liu has what is next. >> reporter: a sad and tragic accident is how the district attorney described the death. the student survived the crash but killed after being crushed by a fire truck responding to the scene. >> the young woman at the time was covered in foam. there was no way the driver of the vehicle was going to be able to truly see that there was anybody there. >> reporter: the fire chief issued a statement this afternoon saying the department explores areas where improvements can be made and if not for the operations that were conducted it is likely there would have been a greater loss of life. he said this was a tragic accident that never should have hap

the new i pad mini starting at $399 later in november in time for the holidays. karen kaffa, ktvuhannel 2 news. >>> amazon.com announce today customers have to spend more money to get their items shipped for free. amazon has long mailed items free of charge as long as the order met a $25 minimum. but as of today, customers will spend $35 to meet free shipping. >>> executive director peter lee says concord workers have answered more than 156,000 calls and initialuated 125,000 applications since the first of the month. meantime kaiser permanente and two other health plans wrote a letter because of delays and posting quality ratings. the health providers call the delay a disservice to customers. >>> a new poll shows americans opinions about legalizing marijuana has been undergoing a remarkable change. the gallop poll shows a clear majority, 58% say marijuana should be legalized. back in 1969 when gallop first posed the question only 12% said it should be leer. the fact that colorado and washington state have already legalized pot for recreational use may haved made the change. legali

just look for the hot topics section. >>> ktvu news has learned of a sharp increase in the number of car break-ins in san francisco. police tell us it's happening in almost every neighborhood in the city. new at 10:00, ktvu's cara liu is live in the city in what she has learned about the increase in these crimes. >> reporter: police say right now san francisco is averaging well over 1,000 car break-ins a month. and it's not just one particular area, police tell us the entire city is a hot spot right now. john matrick had just left a networking event when he discovered his truck was broken into. busted a window and stole a bag from under the backseat. >> it's one of those things that i'm thinking, idiot. why would i even leave a bag or anything that looks like it might be worth something to somebody. >> reporter: he wasn't the only victim parked near washington and the embarcadero that night. >> pretty evident they were looking for something. there were four or five other cars that had gotten hit in that parking lot. >> reporter: ktvu asked police for recent numbers and learned car bre

. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, we want to take you right up to santa rosa this morning. this is a live picture. a neighborhood up there in a stand off situation. it sounds like a very intense situation where there are a number of police cars and officers around an area. we understand many streets are blocked off, taped off, claudine wong up there. we will check in with her in just a moment. it is thursday, october 10th, i am pam cook. >> good morning, i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic, steve chilly. >> chilly but high clouds, so mostly cloudy here and then mostly sunny this afternoon. big game 5 here today, forecast looks good here, in fact i think things look over mostly clear, i would expect this to be 68 here, mostly clear, there might be a breeze but not much, everything looks good to go for that. >>> temperatures today close to yesterday. starting off 40s and 50s, mainly though 50s, but everyone is close, so not a huge difference, cool readings there as w

about perhaps a red flag warning that will come into play. >> thank you for joining us. >>> the ktvu news if you missed the news, you can always catch the replay right now on tv 36. we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. good night. honey, what is all this? hey! hey, mom? i'm trying to write this stupid college essay question, and i really don't even know where to start. okay, what's the question? tell me. "what's the biggest obstacle you've ever had to overcome?" didn't my third grade teacher say i had, like, a.d.d. or something? oh, no, honey. she said you couldn't a-d-d, and she put it that way because she also knew you couldn't s-p-e-l-l. wait, slow down... ohh! sweetheart? what's this? we talked about this last week. i said i'm building luke a tree house. you said "fine." you know, sometimes i think you just tune me out. i never told her. she just would have said "no." i don't remember agreeing to this, phil. this is like the time you backed down the driveway

ktvu news channel 2 morning news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. we want to take you tout to out to the fremont b.a.r.t. station this morning the the good news is b.a.r.t. training are running. a lot of people may have gone ahead with plan b because they went to bed not knowing whether or not b.a.r.t. was going to go on strike. the negotiations were continuing throughout the night. we're going to get an update on where they stand right now in just a moment. thank you for waking up with us. it's tuesday october 15th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian flores in for dave clark. lets get your day started with weather and traffic. during e

john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tonight at 10:00 p.m. arning before you start shopping for health insurance ktvu's jana katsuyama investigates questionable sites, who can you trust and what you need to know, tonight at 10:00 p.m. >>> in organ they are one step closer to human cloning and opening up eltical questions. -- ethical questions. they were the first to recover stem cells from cloned human embryos. some worry this will make it more likery a rogue scientists -- likely a rogue scientists will try to clone a human baby. that is illegal in more than 60 countries but not in the united states. >> it is important that we have a policy, that we have rules. >> he has no interest in clone humans, he -- in cloning humans, he wants to cure diseases. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. the crimes in oakland are tiling up -- piping up. >> number 700, we dig through the numbers and track down victims, try to find out what is going on out there. >> time is running out. three hours away from a possible federal shut down. what it means for you, even if you don't

brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> caldecott tunnel has learned that -- ktvu channel 2 news has learned that a.c. transit rejected a proposal. workers voted on the offer that calls for a 9.9% pay raise over three years and lower healthcare contributions. a.c. transit employees turned down the previous proposal in august. they are the bay area's third largest public transit system, carrying about 180,000 people each day. >>> the shutdown of the federal government is in its second full day with few signs it will end soon. president obama invited john boehner, nancy pelosi, harry reid and mitch mcconnell to the white house this afternoon at 2:30 our time. he's expected to urge republicans to pass a bill to fund the government that does not contain provisions defunding his healthcare plan. house speaker john boehner's office said "we're pleased the president finally recognizes that his refusal to negotiate is indefirefightersible" -- indefensible." barbara bockers said boehner should allow an or down vote on a clean bill, not provisions with defunding the healthcare bill. >> he has no parli

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we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning news starts at 4:30. if you missed part of tonight's newscast, you can always catch the rebroadcast on tv 36. you can always follow us on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and ktvu apps. have a good night everyone. >> good night. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- >> bruce jenner was so disrespected during kim kardashian's engagement. >> he didn't get invited at all. >> not only was he not invited, he didn't even know this was happening. >> maybe he has loose lips and nobody trusted him to keep a secret. >> his lipes are very tight. >> rihanna bent over a bar next to the pool, ass in the air on her hands.

alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:# 5. in the marin county court in the trial of 18-year-old max wade. he's accused of stealing the car of a chef and also attempted murder. yesterday, celebrity chef guy fieri testified he never gave wade permission to take his car. wade is accused of stealing his lamborghini. out of a san francisco dealership in 2011. he said several people reported they saw that car after it was stolen. >> people would call and we'd get reports and my attorney would hear about it. well to come find out you know that he was driving it? brave kid. >> the prosecutors said wade stole the car to impress a girl and when the girl rejected him, he fired shots at her and her boyfriend in mill valley. the chef says he decided to get rid of that car. if you want to find out why, go to ktvu.com. you can see guy fieri's full interview. the unedited video is on the top story tab. >>> a troupe of campers protesting a new plan to close the parks overnight. well they have now gone home but the protests are not over. chris

that man was taken to a highland hospital with nonlife threatenings injuries. >>> ktvu news got a looka water project in the bay area. it runs under the floor of the bay from new ark to menlo park. it runs 124 feet below. bay. seismic safety is one of the main goals of this $286 million project. now, the pipeline is designed to sway up to 7 feet in the event of a major earthquake. engineers say the project is six months ahead of schedule and water should be flowing through the pipeline late next year. >>> the san francisco giants have approached pitcher lipscomb about a new contract. the award winner is ready to accept offers from other teams. say it ain't so. timmy. this is video of lipscomb against the padres earlier this year. we love the giants, though. he can become a free agent after the end of the world series. lipscomb is a native of seattle and the they ares are among the teams interested -- mariners are among the teams interested in signing him. >> coming up at 8:00 and we are talking about the bay area facing a commute crisis. we are continuing with our live team coverage of

brian flores, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> also this morning, the chp is investigating a suspected road ge incident that ended in a freeway shooting. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us from hayward to tell us what the shooting victim did right after he was shot. tara? >> we're here along interstate 880. what's crazy about the story is after the victim was shot, he drove for a half hour before he pulled over for help. all happened at 9:45 last night and victim pulled over at a parking lot in richmond following the gunfire in hayward. you can see the bullet hole on the side of the victim's honda accord and say he was by the screening match between the two drivers. >> there was some type of altercation under investigation but between two vehicles, one being a white truck and the other being the honda accord. >> the victim was apparently shot in the leg and not sure why he didn't just pull over right away but authorities say there was a language barrier. they're trying to piece together why this happened. we called chp this morning. no word. we'll keep you updated. tara moriarty, ktvu, channel

live this morning in anita rosa, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a woman accused of running overouple as they walked their dog in menlo park is scheduled to appear in court today. ktvu's brian flores joins us now with reaction from the suspect's brother. good morning brian. >> reporter: good morning pam. marjorie reitzell was supposed to be in court yesterday but it was postponed because of an undisclosed medical condition. she is expected to appear in court today however. now reitzell is accused of driving her car into a menlo park couple as they were walking their dog last thursday. balbir singh and his wife kamal were both killed. reitzell was driving with a blood alcohol limit well above the legal limit of .08. her brother says that ever since their mother died a year ago she's been on a downward spiral since. >> emotional breakdown you know what i mean? and she's not medically, physically healthy. you know. she's got a lot of things going on in her mind. but for something like this to happen, i think it's going to take its toll on her. >> reporter: ronald reitzell said that

ktvu news has the story. the ranch owner says that the dogs attacked some 40 egg laying chickens and his son beat the dogs to death with a shovel. they say killing those dogs is not a crime. >> killing an animal that is attacking livestock and poultry is legal in the state of california. >> it's prompted a change in the state law. 4,000 people have signed that petition. >> a $10,000 reward is being offered in a hit-and-run case that left a freemont man brain damaged. he was riding a bike when he was hit by a car. it happened 5:45 in the morning on august 8th. he spent flea weeks in intensive care with a brain injury and fractured spine. the car involved was an early to mid-90s black camry. >> this sh cigarettes that are a safer alternative to smoking but it carries risks of their own. >> it turned into a firework. >> renee said she was in bed when she heard something in her bed explode. it was her husband's e cigarette that was mugged into the computer to charge. he says the problem stems from batteries that

ktvu news channel 2 morning news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. we want to take you tout to out to the fremont b.a.r.t. station this morning the the good news is b.a.r.t. training are running. a lot of people may have gone ahead with plan b because they went to bed not knowing whether or not b.a.r.t. was going to go on strike. the negotiations were continuing throughout the night. we're going to get an update on where they stand right now in just a moment. thank you for waking up with us. it's tuesday october 15th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian flores in for dave clark. lets get your day started with weather and traffic. during the break did i hear you say beach day? >> it's about as good as it gets. we're going 85 in santa cruz today. but anywhere you want to go, i don't care, ocean beach, stinson beach in the 70s. clear skies, a little cold for some mainly inland. not too bad on the coast, they're getting a puff of an offshore breeze. it's high pressure aloft, and that means 70s and 80s. a lot o

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. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon, i am tori campbell, a raging apartment fire in redwood city is now contained but the investigation has just begun. we have team coverage, ktvu's paul chambers talked to people who took extreme measures to escape the fire but we begin with janine de la vega who joins us live from the scene, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, they have been in and out, doing overhaul in the past few hours making sure hot spots are out. you can see this 4th floor is completely burned and gutted inside, earlier today there were incredible flames. >>> from chopper two it looked like an inferno as flames shot up in the air from the apartments. >> something like out of a movie, smoke coming down, coming so fast and so thick. it was just like something out of a movie. >> as the flamed raged people inside tried to get out and at the same time firefighters were rushing in trying to extinguish it and make sure every 1 was safe. >> when they first arrived they

ktvu news receiveed this photo you are looking at shortly after the two excavators were found in byron. they were returned to the construction company last night. >>> someone stole the equipment from the construction site on march creek road last week, they cost more than 100,000 dollars each. investigators are expected to tell us more about how they were found later this morning. >> well you can add facebook to the growing list of companies interested in buying blackberry, according to the wall street journal they met to discuss a bid. other parties interested in acquiring it include sysco, google and john scully. >> all right, pam, time now 6:12, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius getting a grilling right now on capitol hill, changes to the healthcare.gov website is the focus and while the smiling woman, she has disappeared. >> we have quite a bit of traffic in the east bay this morning on the east shore freeway. this is san mateo, more traffic ahead. >> mostly clear skies, not warm, 30s, afternoon highs will warm up a little bit. emphasis on a little bit, we will

the new i pad mini starting at $399 later in november in time for the holidays. karen kaffa, ktvuhannel 2 news. >>> amazon.com announce today customers have to spend more money to get their items shipped for free. amazon has long mailed items free of charge as long as the order met a $25 minimum. but as of today, customers will spend $35 to meet free shipping. >>> executive director peter lee says concord workers have answered more than 156,000 calls and initialuated 125,000 applications since the first of the month. meantime kaiser permanente and two other health plans wrote a letter because of delays and posting quality ratings. the health providers call the delay a disservice to customers. >>> a new poll shows americans opinions about legalizing marijuana has been undergoing a remarkable change. the gallop poll shows a clear majority, 58% say marijuana should be legalized. back in 1969 when gallop first posed the question only 12% said it should be leer. the fact that colorado and washington state have already legalized pot for recreational use may haved made the change. legali

new loans. if you found a home on sunday you might be facing delays. ktvuhannel 2 news. >>> the white house says it backs a bill the house passed on saturday to give back pay to furloughed federal workers. it is in the senate where it is not clear if it will come up for a vote soon. harry reid said it amounts to a paid vacation for the workers. but one group says it is not the workers' fault. >> this isn't a vacation. this is a time of uncertainty. tox payers should focus on the pall -- taxpayers should focus on the politicians. >> the work is piling up and that means tax piers will be pay -- payer will be paying over -- stocks were lower today. the dow is down 136 to 14,936., the nasdaq is down 37 at 3,770. the s&p is down 14 to 1,676. >>> now at six p.m. the state cleared a back log of unemployment applications but we found some are still waiting to get paid. >> no strike warningimate at least for now. -- warning at least for now. we are outside the negotiations. stunning views and get aways but the government shut down is keeping crowds away. >>> complet

. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> welcome back, thank you for joining us, ktvu heading down to the south bay where there is a major new development in the case of that nightclub shooting and janine de la vega is there, this is campbell and we have video to show you that, so we will get to that in just a moment. it is wednesday, october 30th, i am pam cook. >> middle of the week, brand new day, good morning, i am dave clark, let's check weather anaf

live, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stopped in their traction. b.a.r.t. unions made good on their threats to strikes. at this point we are awaiting an anounment. but now for the latest -- announcement. but for now the latest, the sticking point are work rules that would change what employees can and cannot due. commuters across the bay had to seek out other options, ferries, buses and carpools. ktvu's david stevenson and tom vacar following the commuter frustration and the negotiations. but let's begin with ktvu's sal castaneda monitoring the impact on bay area roads. >> reporter: i tell you what, today's traffic impact from the bart strike isn't as severe as july because it is a friday or more people were prepared, they knew what to expect after the strike a few months ago. first street, i want to show you the traffic is -- i think we have news chopper 2 showing the line getting up to the top of the hill where people get on to the bay bridge. last time this was one of the biggest commutes and today is no different. all of the south of market is very slow

>>> welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. firefighters are on the scene of a house fire and ktvu's jeanine de la vega on the scene as well where flames were huge early this morning. jeanine? >> reporter: yes, they were. it's very dramatic video we're about to show you. the fire is out. you can still smell a strong smell of smoke in the air. we're here on dove court off of pleasant hill road and grayson where you can see this garage and attic of this house is completely gutted and essentially inside there's so much water and smoke damage that again it's completely unlivable at this house. firefighters are doing overhaul now but i want to go to some video that shows you just how big these flames are and you can also hear explosions. to get a little more information about this fire which started about 1:25 this morning, i go to the battalion chief of the contra costa county fire protection district. what happened? >> at 1:25 this morning we were dispatched to a structure fire here in the city of pleasant hill. we had crews from t

about her popularities and her chances for reelection. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvuannel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >>> police tonight are defending themselves after they botched the initial investigation of a deadly accident at this intersection. a bike rider was struck and killed by a deliver truck in san francisco and now the victim supporters are raising questions about how the police handled the investigation. ktvu's david stevenson tells us bike riders say police were too quick to place blame. >> reporter: they are still angry about how officers responded to the accident here and that led to tough questions today for top police brass. >> reporter: a ghost bicycle adorned with a flower marks the san francisco intersection where he was killed august 14. the 24-year-old was struck by a delivery truck turning right. three bicycless and 10 pedestrians -- bicyclists bicyclists and 10 pedestrians have been killed this year. after a police officer told bicyclists he was at fault. it took members to unearth video of the collision from a garage across the street. >> we acknowle

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ktvu's sal castaneda is in the traffic center. >> reporter: it looks crowded. some someone asked what ask the best way to get in and out of the city, after 10:00 p.m. and before 2:00 p.m. that is the best time. and after 3:00 p.m. it gets busy. news chopper 2 giving us a look at the commute heading towards harrison. some people can use the onramp to the bridge but the commute is back out to at least the peer 39 area. another commute. that would be the east shore freeway on the right hand side. eastbound interstate 80. unless you want to go through moraine, this is -- marin, this is the only way to go. if you want to go eastbound 24, or if you live in san ruroam 580 to 680. -- ramon 5 ate to 680. -- 580 to 680. >> ktvu's paul chambers joins us live from the rock ridge district where workers may be seeing less in their pay because of the strike. >> reporter: people along this area say this is their prime time, people stopping off but that is not the case right now. most of these places are empty. as long as the strike continues it will only hurt th

ktvu. we're talking with the faithful across the pond. >> i was praying they would get a touchdown. >> tonight on the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> joe: red sox leading this world series one game to nothing. they have now won nine straight world series games. tonight 8-1 behind jon lester against adam wainwright. mistakes really cost the cardinals early. the error by kozma. the ball that dropped didn't go as an error but it hit for drew right in front of wainwright. second error for kozma and then one by freese later that added a couple of more runs. typically, a very good defensive team struggled here with the gloves in game one. once again, the final score here tonight in game one, 8-1 boston wins it. tomorrow night, 8 two of the world series from fenway. pregame coverage begins at 7:00 eastern with a fox sports live world series special followed by 7:30 eastern here on fox as michael wacha, the 22-year-old, 3-0 this postseason, takes to the hill against john lackey. for more coverage and live press conferences and clubhouse access, turn to fox sports 1 for "fox sports live" and on fox stay tuned for your local news except for on t

one viewer in the area tells ktvu news they felt one big jolt. at this point there are until reports of any damage. >>> proposal for tiger regulations on gun dealers is about to go before the pleasant hill city council tonight. gun dealers will need a police permit that is renewed each year. they will have to install an alarm system as well. there will also be strict rules on where gun dealers can be located. >>> the the new rules would effect where dogs are allowed in the -- dogs also would be required to be on leash at five beaches and parks in marin county. if you'd like to weigh in, the hearing gets under way at 1:30 this afternoon. >>> time is 4:36. two workshops are scheduled today to discuss anurias aunt grading system -- a new restaurant grading system in santa clara system. hang color coded plaquers in their windows to indicate any health code violations. a second meet willing be held in english at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> this morning president obama is scheduled to talk about the glitches in the affordable care act website and some pla

we'll have more throughout this news cast and on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 about what we're learning. >>> meantime there's new information now on the tentative labor agreement reached with bart late last night. ktvu obtained a copy and the contract offer includes a 13% salary increase through the next four years. that's 1% more than the last proposal we heard about. employees will contribute 4% toward their pension plans, sdpa and they'll pay $130 a month toward their medical plan. the proposal also includes safety provisions including bullet proof glass which will be installed in 15 different station booths. life insurance coverage will double to twice the employee's pay, and there will be a stricter overtime policy. president brientd told ktvu she believes the deaths of the two bart workers played a role in the quick progress of the talks. >> to come degree, it did, but i think that management recognized that this situation had to end. people -- you can't run service with people that are not trained or that were trained many years ago. if you're not being recertified, if you don't

. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon, everybody, i am brian flores in for tori campbell, bart workers are on strike leaving communitiers scrambling to find alternative transportation, we want to take you live to the bart station where as you can see they are rallied to gather and picket. this is the scene as they lined up at ferries and waited to load there and took their chances driving to work, we have latest developments, tom vacar the developments but begin with david where they struggled to get into the city today. >> reporter: good afternoon, some of the most visible signs were here at the intersection of howard and fremont streets. parking and traffic control officers told us this traffic tie up at the bay bridge fremont exit should have been gone by 9:00 butly 11:30 they were still coming as they struggled to make their way in. >> it was an inconvenience because i had to leave at 6:30 and it used to take me 25 minutes and has taken me an hour. >> casual carpoolers saw mor

ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> now to ktvu's sal castaneda in our traffic center for the latest on how the roads are looking. >> reporter: it will be tough as you might imagine. we have news chopper 2 out there helping us do this. highway 24 and from our live bridge camera eastbound. you can see it is tough. the fog rolled in to san francisco. it is taking twice as long on 101 getting up to the bridge. highway 24. by the time you get here it should be a decent drive but it is taking 15 to 20 minute longer. if you live in danville you might consider using 580 instead. it gets heavy till you reach the lake shore area and then it breaks free over the hill. back to the desk. >> it has been a long haul for commuters trying to get out of san francisco. ktvu's david stevenson has been monitoring the traffic and joins us now. at 5:00 p.m. the lines were really long. >> reporter: that's right. in the last hour things picked up but you can see how long the line is. we will pan from one tend to the other. you can see hundreds of people waiting in line. two different lines trying to get on

live in walnut creek alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 4:37. let's get you an update on some of the other top stories. police say a 90-year-old driver that hit two six-year-old boys with his suv accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the break. one of the boys was rushed into surgery with life threatening injuries. the other is expected to survive >>> a man arrested -- randy was -- her body was found five days later. the two once daten. >>> we are already -- no strong hers. there are not hired when the building was built. herbover awe four -- and a district attorney is can expected to make an announcement today. the da office set to announce if it will charge a san francisco firefighter for a fatal accident in the minutes after last july's crash landing at sfo. >>> we are also following developing news at east palo alto. firefighters are mopping up hot spots. that fire broke out around 2:00 this morning and damaged two homes. >>> a double shooting on treasure island is under investigation now. they went to the scene on california avenue at