live in san francisco, cara liu, ktvu news. >>> bay area schools and school districts today got more state money to help institute the new common course standards. the legislature set aside $1.25 billion for that. it can be used to train teachers or buy materials and technology for testing. california and other states are adopting common core to better protect students. contra costa county will get more than 34 million. alameda county is getting more than 44 million. and santa clara county is getting the most money nearly $55 million. that works out to about $200 per student. >>> crews resume the dismantling today of the old eastern span of the bay bridge exactly 77 years after it first opened to traffic. heavy equipment was brought in to help tearing up 1,400 feet of the upper deck -- upper deck. a quake could damage the old bridge and the new bridge where the two bridges are close together. >>> plastic pylons that keep getting run down by drivers and the change that may be coming. >>> a police chase in oakland this evening ended with a crash then a search for an armed suspect. it ha

live, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> food banks saw it coming. a wave of people who run out of food stamp money after the government cut their benefits. ktvu's ken pritchett is in oakland with how this comes at the worst time. ken? >> reporter: we are at the community food bank where they have received a increase in the number of people who have called saying they need food because the food stamp money for november has run out. this is as they are facing an increased holiday demand. >> reporter: this food from the food bank was bound for the off to feed the hung -- church to feed the hungry. they see more people in need. >> the month isn't over. >> reporter: she referring to the november 1 food stamp money. >> $36 on average. devastating. >> reporter: the fear was increased demand. the food bank says it received 5 times the number of callers seeking help who say their money is gone for the month. that is compared to a year ago. >> they represent only a fraction of the people. >> the concern is trying to keep up with demand. >> there is no way food

live in san francisco, cara liu, ktvu news. >>> bay area schools and school districts today got more state money to help institute the new common course standards. the legislature set aside $1.25 billion for that. it can be used to train teachers or buy materials and technology for testing. california and other states are adopting common core to better protect students. contra costa county will get more than 34 million. alameda county is getting more than 44 million. and santa clara county is getting the most money nearly $55 million. that works out to about $200 per student. >>> crews resume the dismantling today of the old eastern span of the bay bridge exactly 77 years after it first opened to traffic. heavy equipment was brought in to help tearing up 1,400 feet of the upper deck -- upper deck. a quake could damage the old bridge and the new bridge where the two bridges are close together. >>> plastic pylons that keep getting run down by drivers and the change that may be coming. >>> a police chase in oakland this evening ended with a crash then a search for an armed suspect. it ha

ktvu news is over the scene. residents in parts of three counties were told to she woulder in place in san mateo, santa clara and alameda counties. >> that fire is at the sims metal management. it's a recycle center for scrap metals and electronics. it's located at sea port. we have team coverage tonight of this fire. mark tamayo has the condition for the fire and what direction the winds are blowing. >> but we begin with deborah villalon. >> reporter: it's a slow smoky fire fight because the seat of the fire is buried down deep. thick dark smoke spread far and fast. over the peninsula this afternoon and into the evening. all billowing from the sims metal yard where crushed cars go to be torn apart. >> it smells like, burning plastic. >> reporter: the fire marshal walked us in. some 600 yards from the fire. and shared his photos of what firefighters are up against. flames deep inside a debris pile 300 feet wide and 30 feet high. cranes have to pick it apart. >> they're moving tons of material. and they have to do

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in san jose katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:34. ly on 2 ktvu has learned that at san francisco general hospital several security guards are being switched to other places. this follows a disappearance and death of am hospital patient early this year. tara moriarty is at the hospital now with this exclusive information. good morning, tara. >> all right tara we obviously have a minor technical problem with tara moriarty's report. tara are you with us now? >> still having problems. all right we will check back in with tara. we do have new information about a reported sexual assault at the de ansa is college in cupertino. the alleged victim sam member of the lgbt community and that the case is being investigated as a possible hate crime. the 19-year-old student says she was raped inside of a first floor restroom at the media learning center on monday. campus police call the attack an isolated incident and identify the attacker as an 18- 20-year-old male. the two were acquaintances but not friends and never had had a relationship. >> its

we've learned that it's brand new truck has been stolen. >> ktvu's healther holmes is live now with the project now on hold because of the thief. heather. >> reporter: when those with the urban council came down here they were hoping for better news. >> one of my staff has parked it in this very spot. >> reporter: a parking spot which was empty yesterday morning. >> imagine my surprise. >> reporter: when phil stevens executive director walked out of his north berkeley home. >> it's really pretty shocking that someone would have swiped my truck from my doorstep. >> reporter: the nonprofit blue fold f250 pick up purchased just last month was gone. >> i was shocked. we use it every day. >> reporter: the group works to preserve, protect and restore urban streams. >> absolutely essential to our operations. >> reporter: that had recently purchased the trucks for a project it's working on in livermore. >> it's a serious challenge. at a time when we're really just getting this massive project understood way. - - project underway. >>> the stolen trucks have the nonprofit's logo. >> it's absolute

news. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a response from caltrans after a ktvu channel 2 news investigation showed you homes bought with taxpayer dollars being auctioned off. last night at 5:00 p.m. we showed you the homes boarded up and vacant. caltrans bought them to create a freeway but the project never hammond. for months -- happened. for months ktvu channel 2 news asked for specific numbers. those dollar amounts still haven't been given but caltrans gave us this information. since 2011, 140 have been sold and all the sales will fund 100 million dollars in local transportation projects. if you missed the story you can find it on www.ktvu.com. click on the 2 investigates section. >>> a sink hole in florida continues to grow after it destroyed two homes. it was noticed earl today. by mid-day 60 feet wide and 50 feet deep. it pulledane boat, a swimming pool and parts of both -- pulled in a boat, a swimming pool and parts of both homes. one in february swallowed a house. >>> commercial crab season is hours away. ed a midnight fisherman can begin pulling in their crab pots. the price is $3

ktvu news checked u.s. safety records. 4.5million tires were recalled but less than 1 million were recovered. darrell says he wishes he was told about the dangers of old tires three years ago. he was involved in a terrible crash. >> i think everyone needs to learn the age of their tires. i know it sounds strange and probably nobody has really given it much thought. >> there is a free tire fact app that will help you find out if your tires are safe. our channel 2 website ktvu.com we also have a link where you can check if your tires are safe. you will find it at ktvu.com. >>> it is 5:23. there is a special honor today for the first tsa officer killed in the line of duty. in 25 minutes the attribute that will help at airports across the country. >>> also a student at unlb turning heads. what makes him stand out from the thousands of other students on that campus. use chase freedom at amazon.com and get 5% cash back this quarter. so you can find the perfect gift for everyone. including you. activate your 5% ca

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the b.a.r.t. board did approve the purchase of 365 new railcars to help provide its aging fleet of trains. that almost doubles the amount of cars that b.a.r.t. bought last year. i want to show you footage of a prototype. the first 10 cars are expected to arrive for testing in less than two years. the remaining cars are scheduled for delivery between 2017 and 2021. >>> a federal judge refused a grant bailed today for a san francisco man accused of running a massive under ground mine empire. olbrich appeared in a new york court accused of running silk grove. he was arrested at the glen park branch of the san francisco library on october 4th. if convicted he would spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> police say the shootings stem from a fight at the paradise skate roller rink in antioch. amber bangum was killed and two other people were hurt. jones of manteca has been arrested. >>> last week we told you that someone cut the fuel lines on two trucks owned by the second harvest food bank and ended

for now reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> we have breaking news now from sunny vale the valley transportation authority says an individual was stabbed near the ream wood station on taszman driver this afternoon. that person was taken to the hospital for several stab wounds. and police say a suspect has been taken into custody. the vta tells us some southbound trains were delayed for some time. >>> a 14-year-old girl is on life support after being hit while crossing the street right outside of her high school. it's part of an alarming trend in the south bay. patti lee is outside the girl's high school where counselors have been on hand for the past two days. patti. >> reporter: today teachers here at james lake high school have been told to keep an eye out for students who are acting strangely but have not asked for counseling. that's because there's a lot of miss information circling about this accident that took place here sunday night and it's causing some students to start mourning the death of bianca valdez while others are still holding out hope she w

rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> good job by his sister there. show your thanks by sharing our facebook beige. visit ktvu on facebook. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. if it works in chicago could it work here? the new crime fighting skills that could be put to the test in the bay area. a story only on 2. >> we are getting a clearer picture of the widespread devastation caused by typhoon haiyan. this as families in the bay area received word about the fate of their loved ones and firefighters prepare for the worse inside the new fourth bore of the caldecot tunnel. the lesson first respondards learned the hard bay -- responders learned the hard way. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> good evening. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> there are fears of a massive death toll in the philippines. by some estimates as many as 10,000 people may have been killed following last friday's storm. as for the official death toll it fluctuates. so far the confirmed death toll is 942. the unite

heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> scores of candles burn bright in memory of beloved football coach who died while trying to protect others. hundreds of people gathered at john f. kennedy high school to honor john web. for nearly 30 years web served as the school's athletic director. although he had stepped down from that job he was still teaching geometry and p. e. he is remembered as someone who inspired others. >> he helped me during a rough time. he literally sat me town and taught me how to be a man. >> he inspired staff, supported kids, supported staff. >> reporter: web was killed on saturday when he was hit by a car after stopping to direct traffic away from an accident on interstate 680 on fremont. >>> new at 10:00, ktvu has learned that people living in two dozen homes on treasure island are being forced to move. officials at treasure island sent letters to residents saying the navy has to clean up homes. the affected residents just learned of the issue today. they will likely be given replacement housing some where on the island. >>> pedestrians are being forced to dodge speed

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alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:04. later today another march is planed in santa rosa for andy lopez, the 13-year-old boy shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. the march will head to the district attorney's office, demanding that the sheriff deputy, eric gelhouse, be indicted on criminal charges. he two weeks ago he shot andy lopez when he was holding a bb gun that looks like an assault rifle. the officer said he thought it was real, repeatedly telling lopez to drop it, but he did not. a lawsuit is now being filed in federal court against deputy gelhouse and sonoma county. >> we want this killer to go to jail. he is sitting comfortably in in his house right now while my son is sitting in a freezer with seven gunshots. >> gunshots. >> the board of supervisors will listen to community comments this morning. and since then there is has been a push for tougher bb gun laws all over the state. legislature has been introduced to require bb guns to be painted bright colors. the bill never made it out of the assem

eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. california's attorney general maintains a database of registered charities. you can check the status and view documents. go to www.ktvu.com and you will find a link under web links. >>> police are asking for help in identifying a man who assaulted a teenaged girl. she filipino in his 30s with dark spiky hair driving a white honda yesterday morning. officers say he approached a 16- year-old girl in 31 avenue near isabel avenue. >>> kaiser is hoping a newgreement with nurses will -- new agreement with nurses will lead to -- kaiser said today the 22 nurses from hayward will get preferential treatment for new positions. nurses said they are abandon the kids in hayward but they said the kids will get better care at the new facility in oakland. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department says it reassigned a dispatcher in the wake of lynne spaulding's death. her body was found at san francisco general hospital 17 days after she went missing. today the sheriff's department sent an e-mail sayi

channel 2 news. >>> if you have an idea for a ktvu special report, we want to hear from you. send your tip to i reports at ktvu.com. >>> and tomorrow night at 5:00, a new warning about the spread of a drug that is so dangerous the average life span of user is about two years. >>> if you take this drug, you will lose limbs and you will lose your life for sure. >> the drug is similar to heroin and it's now just being seen across the united states. in our special report on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, we look at why this drug is growing in popularity and why it can be deadly so quickly. again that's tomorrow night on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> she had a house full of trash and 300 pounds of dog food to feed this swarming rat. >> i assume she was getting over the trash to get from room to room. >> how the nightmare came to an end. >> overnight chills make for a pleasant day. can the patterns resume. >> and a >>> a father who allegedly abandoned his two children in a car for more than 12 hours is now facing felony charges. police in milpitas found the boy and girl

eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. california's attorney general maintains a database of registered charities. you can check the status and view documents. go to www.ktvu.com and you will find a link under web links. >>> police are asking for help in identifying a man who assaulted a teenaged girl. she filipino in his 30s with dark spiky hair driving a white honda yesterday morning. officers say he approached a 16- year-old girl in 31 avenue near isabel avenue. >>> kaiser is hoping a newgreement with nurses will -- new agreement with nurses will lead to -- kaiser said today the 22 nurses from hayward will get preferential treatment for new positions. nurses said they are abandon the kids in hayward but they said the kids will get better care at the new facility in oakland. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department says it reassigned a dispatcher in the wake of lynne spaulding's death. her body was found at san francisco general hospital 17 days after she went missing. today the sheriff's department sent an e-mail sayi

we've learned that it's brand new truck has been stolen. >> ktvu's healther holmes is live now with the project now on hold because of the thief. heather. >> reporter: when those with the urban council came down here they were hoping for better news. >> one of my staff has parked it in this very spot. >> reporter: a parking spot which was empty yesterday morning. >> imagine my surprise. >> reporter: when phil stevens executive director walked out of his north berkeley home. >> it's really pretty shocking that someone would have swiped my truck from my doorstep. >> reporter: the nonprofit blue fold f250 pick up purchased just last month was gone. >> i was shocked. we use it every day. >> reporter: the group works to preserve, protect and restore urban streams. >> absolutely essential to our operations. >> reporter: that had recently purchased the trucks for a project it's working on in livermore. >> it's a serious challenge. at a time when we're really just getting this massive project understood way. - - project underway. >>> the stolen trucks have the nonprofit's logo. >> it's absolute

the rest of the department is expected to have the new phones by the end of the year. eric rasmussen, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police are searching for a sexual assault suspect. investigators released this sketch today. the suspect is described as white, 5'8", about 170 pounds. the aassault happened on july 30, but it wasn't reported until the last month. the victim says she was walking in the richmond district when a man pulled up and asked for directions. police say he drove to el camino del mar and sexually assaulted the victim. >>> cal osha is investigating an accident that sent three tesla workers to the hospital. all three workers were taken to valley medical center in san jose. two were admitted to the burn unit, and were visited tonight by tesla's ceo, elan musk. the company issued a statement. three employees were injured by hot metal from the press. >>> the coast guard is searching the pacific ocean for a woman who witnesses say intentionally went overboard from a cruise ship that had departed from san francisco. the grand princess was about 650 miles northeast of hilo, hawaii.

we are live in san francisco, cara liu ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police in hayward is investigating a shooting that left one person dead. it happened right behind the baseball field at centennial park. the victim is a male teenager. so far no a and right now we have a crew at the scene waiting for the sergeants. >>> we learned the driver who caused the crash is a former member of the oakland raiders. thomas -- police say he was driving at a dangerously high rate of speed when the crash happens. >> in the last 90 minutes officers showed us of what's left of this bmw. the coroner confirmed thomas howard was behind the wheel hitting three other vehicles including a big rig earlier this morning. >> it goes end over end and passed the big rig and goes head on into a honda crv. the driver of the crv was also killed. howard was goin miles per hour and a detail that comes to a shock to who knows him best. howard can be responsible for the death of another driver. >> he was a laid back guy afunny fungi, he helped the community and he was a guy that you want to be around. >> howard started -- l

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you can help someone in need this holiday season. tomorrow ktvu kicks off our one warm coat drive, collecting coats at drop off locations around the bay area. we posted a list on www.ktvu.com. stop by and drop off a coat. >>> hundreds of people enjoyed a holiday meal today at the church. more than 100 volunteers dished out a sit down dinner for 300 people. many those who served said it is a annual tradition to give back to their community. they handed out gift bags for anyone in need. >> we have dove, deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, lotion. >> mayor jean quan said it reflects the diversity and that she is concerned about families falling through the crack. >> so many families will be kicked off food stamps starting december 1. for lot of them this is an important meal. >> they delivered 200 thanksgiving dinners yesterday. >>> hoping to get in a good work out, thousands of runners laced up and hit the road for a turkey trot. >> three, two, one. >> 25,000 people took part in the event. it was the largest turn out ever. for some the run

reporting live, deborah villalon, ktvu news. >>> water officials are trying

channel 2 news. >>> if you have an idea for a ktvu special report, we want to hearm you. send your tip to i reports at ktvu.com. >>> and tomorrow night at 5:00, a new warning about the spread of a drug that is so dangerous the average life span of user is about two years. >>> if you take this drug, you will lose limbs and you will lose your life for sure. >> the drug is similar to heroin and it's now just being seen across the united states. in our special report on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, we look at why this drug is growing in popularity and why it can be deadly so quickly. again that's tomorrow night on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> she had a house full of trash and 300 pounds of dog food to feed this swarming rat. >> i assume she was getting over the trash to get from room to room. >> how the nightmare came to an end. >> overnight chills make for a pleasant day. can the patterns resume. >> and a car parked here had two children cuddling alone for 13 hours inside. what a neighbor spotted that had her calling 911. ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to g

you can't help but see the good. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvuat 5:00 p.m. >> it starts with a knock on the door. if no one answers the burglars spring into action and women minutes they are in -- within minutes they are in and out of the home in livermore. burglaries, three in the past week with the burglarrers targeting homes they think -- burglars targeting homes they think is empty. ktvu's noelle walker with more. >> reporter: police believe the same burglars are responsible for all three cases. they seem to have this system down. they knock on the door. if someone answers they ask for a person who doesn't live there. if no one answers they break in. >> reporter: suburban life gives people security, life is quiet and predictable in livermore and then something happens that shakes the foundation. >> unnerving to think of people in your home. >> she was burglarized. the homeowner said the thieves broke in through a window and stole tvs, computers and more. something was watching. the suspect's backed their truck into the driveway and cleared ou

they are telling ktvu news about being the frightening victim of a home invasion. the family was asleep when three masked men with guns broke down the back door. they bound the wrists and ankles of the mother who six months pregnant and her two kids. >> telling us where the key was to the garage or the cash and then my mom told them because they put a gun to our head. >> the robbers apparently mistook the home for an illegal pot operation. they demanded money and marijuana. after stealing some valuables and the boy's toy gun the suspect left with a fourth person in a white sedan. the father who was away at work at time has installed new locks on the home. >>> now to our continuing coverage of typhoon haiyan. the philippine government raised the death toll to 3,621. there could be as many as 22,000 people still missing. as for survivors they are finding shelter anywhere they can get it. some are sleeping on the court and in the seats of a basketball arena. local workers are on their way to the philippines. the nurses belong to a group called the registered nurse res

we're live here from san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, brian. >>> the man accused of killing a federal investigator appeared in an oakland courtroom a few hours ago for a preliminary hearing. randy alano faces life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted of killing san drew coke. police found her body in vacaville back in august nearly a week after she was reported missing from her oakland home. investigators say the man met coke about 20 years ago when he was intarscated at san -- incarcerated -- incarcerated at santa rita jail and they dated briefly. >>> new information about the man accused of opening fire at l.a.x. police say paul ciancia texted his family on the morning of the shooting that he was going to kill himself. los angeles police officers got to his apartment 45 minutes after he left for the airport. police say ciancia killed one tsa screener and wounded two others and a passenger. some are calling for better security at tsa checkpoints. >> part of that investigation will be a review of the securi

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live, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> wet weather is causing delays at the airport. san francisco international airport they were up to 90 minutes behind schedule. 31 flights have been canceled. oakland says flights are on schedule. ktvu viewers have been posting pictures on our facebook page. here is the heavy down pour in concord and this photo of rain filling the gutters in pittsburg. share your photos to our facebook page. >>> we are following developing news where a teacher was stabbed this afternoon at a high school. it happened on bellevue avenue in santa rosa. ktvu's ken wayne is live with more on what happened. >>> police confirmed what we heard earlier today from students it was another student who stopped the attack from getting worse. a worker was cleaning up the crime scene in the classroom. a student attached a male teacher before a fellow student broke up the attack. the school went into lock down with 1100 students while police searched the campus. one student saw the teacher moments after the attack. >> by the time i got there there was the principal

service and the women of the world and the women of our country. >> in alameda ken pritchett ktvu channel 2 newstvu ktvu.com has more coverage on our veterans day. >>> there is something offshore, tracker 2 is checking that out. right now it looks real light sitting offshore that's why storm tracker 2 is picking up. it appeared to be showers. i suspect that the bee of measurable precipitation would be north at the golden gate bridge around 3 or 4 or 5 in the morning or something like that. over night lows will be low tonight because of the cloud covers. yellow are 70s and temperatures on the afternoon comes up quickly once it is cleared. start off cloudy and maybe some wet on the road ways and sprinkles on the north bay. sun comes out during the lunchtime t. way it breaks out, tonight the clouds are increasing and maybe some sprinkles out there and it would be light. the morning the main front kind of glides through the north of it and that's the best chance i suspect for any kind of precipitation other than drizzles or sprinkles or light wet weather. most of that is going to be north. we'll wat

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we get new information from ktvu's ken wayne live in sunnyvale where he spoke to the mother tonight after our 6:00 news. >> reporter: there is a very relieved mother tonight, but she's still waiting to find out when she'll see her baby boy again. surrounded by loved ones, patricia romero said through an interpreter tonight the last 24 hours have been very hard. translator: i was really afraid i wouldn't be able to see him again. i was really scared. >> reporter: her 2-week-old son henry was allegedly abducted by the boy's father 20- year-old mesut guler. after several reported sightings in the san diego area guler and his son were found in mexico. >> we're currently waiting for the mexican authorities to turn over the suspect and the child over to u.s. border agents at the lukeville, arizona border crossing. >> reporter: sunnyvale authorities are trying to learn how guler got into mexico through arizona undetected by u.s. border patrol agents. >> the u.s. border patrol was notified of the amber alert and it was placed into the computer system as wanted. that's something we'll have to figu

rethink possible. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news news at 5:00. >> it is a slow wet commute ktvu as the storm system brings us our first significant rain in the last two months. want the bring in chief meteorologist bill martin. this one is over, but is another on the way? >> yes, there are kind of two parts to this system. all this moisture streaming in off the pacific. it has not been that productive for rainfall totals in the south bay or in the peninsula area. but more moisture is yet to come tonight. as we move into the evening hours we are seeing heavier rain now developing in the santa cruz mountains. this is good news. we have had rainfall up in the north bay a half inch around the middle valley area. things are really moving slow out there. when i come back, i want to time this out for you. i will show you how long this rain is going to last as we move into tomorrow. >> and you can follow bill and our entire ktvu weather team as we continue on storm watch tonight. we are posting updates on twitter and facebook

reporting live, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> follow our chief meteorologist bill martin and theu weather team online. they are posting updates to facebook and twitter. >>> from washington d.c. to here in the bay area people are voicing concern about a elderly man who has been detained in north korea for three weeks now. ktvu's john sasaki is here with word the state department is trying to secure his freedom. >> reporter: he was taken by the north korean government after he spoke about the korean war while on vacation. >> anytime there are reports of americans detained that is a bad step and a bad move. >> reporter: today the state department confirmed no details. >> we are working with representatives of the emacy of sweden. -- swedish embassy to resolve the issue. >> reporter: on cnn last night his son said several weeks ago he was pulled off a plane headed out of north korea. >> 5 minutes before they were ready to depart authority came on the plane, asked to see my dad's passport and he was asked to leave the plane. >> reporter: he lives with his wife at a retirement home. hi

. >>> ktvu channel 2 morning news starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 morning -- channel 2 ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> this is president barack obama arriving just over an hour ago, he is scheduled for a world win visit. i am torii dash-cam calm. -- kyla campbell. -- torii campbell and we are live with what the president is saying about the immigration system. >> reporter: good afternoon, the president is talking immigration and touting economic benefits and he has just taken the state inside the china town station and we will listen live to president barack obama. >> we cannot close the door on diplomacy and we request not commit -- cannot commit ourselves to an endless cycle of conflict. and it may be the tough thing to do politically but it's not the right thing for our security. it is not the right thing for our children. [applauds] [applauds]. >> now this progress, and the potential in office remind us of what is possible and not just with the force of arms but our commitment to peace, that is what keeps us strong and makes us a beacon to the world. and it will continue

we'll have a live report. >>> and you can get ktvu news to go. download the ktvu app, click on the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. ♪ music life insurance from new york life can help your family keep good going. "do good, do good, do good...do good, do good" "keep peddling, keep peddling, keep peddling..." life insurance from new york life can help your family keep good going. >>> hundreds of people poured into the new casino in rohnert park this morning. it opened an hour early because of the huge crowds waiting outside. the casino had to close its doors because it had reached capacity at one point. and ken wayne live in rohnert park on how neighbors are handle this rush of gamblers. >> reporter: the enthusiasm for this new casino is still going strong. the cash is flowing at rohnert park and it's not just at the casino. near by hotels are booked. >> it took forever. took about 20 minutes to get from that end to over here which usually takes about a minute. >> reporter: signs are posted to keep gambler cars out

we'll have much more from his parents tonight on ktvu news at 10:00. in the news room, i'm noel walker. >> thank you. as noel showed us, students at sasha's high school showed support in a unique way. girls and boys wore skirts in honor of their classmates. he remains hospitalized with second and 3rd degree burns at san francisco general. students say they plan to support and help sasha through recovery. >>> and san jose police are asking for the public's health after a man pulled a gun on a couple trying to sell him a puppy. on october 8th, the victims met the suspect on the 700-block of story road to potentially sell this pom rainian puppy -- pemeranian puppy. the victims drove off but the suspect did get away with the dog. police identified the suspect as 38-year-old juan carlos chaves of millepedis. >> and the passive typhoon that is heading towards vietnam. >>> huge waves crashed on the shore as one of the strongest on record hit the country and we've learned more than 100 people have died as a result of the storm. we also know hundreds of thousand

>>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 4:43 is the time. if you haven't seen the video or the pictures from the philippines, just incredible. communication has been lost out there. the last report at least four people confirmed dead. this is one of the most powerful typhoons ever recorded making landfall. the category five is being called a super typhoon. triggered landslides and damaged homes. tomorrow the typhoon is expected to make its way toward the south china sea and then heading toward vietnam. >>> we have newty tails now in the -- new details in the case and disappearance of a patient. tara moriarty is joining us now from the hospital with what she is learning now about the very latest fallout. >> reporter: we have new information regarding policy and personnel matters within the sheriffs department here at san francisco general hospital in the wake of the lynn spalding case. we understand november 22nd three people a sergeant and two senior deputies will be transferred out of san francisco general. a dispatcher has already been tra

the simple phase that got him in trouble. >> a reminder you can get ktvu news to go. just download the ktvu app and watch all of our newscasts live right on our mobile device. ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >>> new at 10:00, a military veteran in stockton claims he got in trouble at his job for the words god bless america. booth hawk says he's been working at a hospital in stockton for 10 years before that he served in the army for 20 years. he said that his employer asked him to remove god bless america from his e-mail signature. >> i believe in america and i believe in god so strongly and i believe that america needs the blessing. >> reporter: hoch says he was put on administrative leave for three days. a legal group that's helping him says the disciplinary action may be discriminatory. the hospital has not commented. >>> president obama said he is trying to fix the botched roll out of the affordable care act today he proposed a solution to a probl

patti lee, ktvu news. >>> viewers have been sharing their condolences to bianca valdez family. you can do the same just visit ktvu channel 2 on facebook and share your thoughts. >>> a woman who jumped from the third deck of the oakland coliseum sunday remains in critical condition tonight. the alameda county sheriff's office says the family of the 20-year-old san jose woman is with her at the hospital. authorities say they have interviewed people who went to the raiders game with the woman but say it's not clear yet why she jumped. danny navidad is being called a hero for risking his life to break her fall. >>> sasha fleishman who was set on fire while riding a transit bus is heading home just in time for thanksgiving. >> we're expecting sasha to be home on wednesday. >> what does that feel to know that. >> it feels great. we're not quite ready. we've been rearranging stuff to make it more comfortable for sasha. >> the 16-year-old suspect is being tried as an adult. the jury found a motion to try the case in juvenile court. the fleishman family tells us they support that motion

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> unbelievable they're at this point again. jana is there any talk about a possibility of another strike? >> i asked both sides about this and both of them said that they really want to do everything they can to avoid a strike. right now though there are so many questions, they're just trying to focus on how to bridge this last minute glitch that has come up when they thought everything was all said and done. >> all right, jana. thanks very much. more details now the board of directors also said former chief negotiator thomas hoch is no longer associated with b.a.r.t. and b.a.r.t. will name a new chief negotiator. b.a.r.t. complained they were often absent from the talks until the very hard line when he was there. go to ktvu.com for more details on the guidelines and costs released by b.a.r.t. tonight. look for the top stories section. >>> happening now the final preparations are under way and in just hours the new fourth bore of the caldecut tunnel is expected to open to traffic. when that happens boy is it going to make life

ktvu channel 2 news. >> and ktvu is kicking off our annual one warm coat drive tomorrow. you can drop off a new or gently used coat at several bay area locations. find a list of drop off locations at ktvu.com and a number of our colleagues will be on hand to greet you. >> in a rare coincidence, this year thanksgiving day overlapped the jewish holiday of hanukah. >> the chief rabbi lit the first candle to mark the start of what's called the festival of lights. imperial power of syria during the second century bc. more than a few food related traditions. >> hanukah is -- it's fun. >> the tradition of thanksgiving back to colonial times. wasn't until 1863 the president proclaimed a national holiday. the next time they coincide will be in 70,000 years. >> pope francis offered blessings today. clean up of the vatican bank. taking office in march, pope francis embarked on an effort to make the bank more transparent and root up krupgs corruption. >>> it wouldn't be turkey day without the macy's thanksgiving day parade. why >>> the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade went on as

heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> new video now from the aftermath of a chase involving a highway patrol in oakland tonight. chp officers say the short chase involved the fruitvale district and involved a stolen vehicle -- short chase happened at the fruitvale district. >>> a suspect accused of stabbing a woman was shot and killed by police in fairfield today. the confrontation led to the closure of highway 12 for much of the day. police say the suspect came at officers with a knife and that's when they opened fire. they had chased him from a near by apartment complex where they found a woman who had been stabbed more than 30 times she is now suffering from life threatening injuries. the suspect ended up dying at the house. he is identified as 24-year-old diante trailer of fairfield. he was on parol for robbery. >>> we are learning new details tonight about a young man who was severely burned on a bus in oakland. and the 16-year-old who is accused of setting him on fire. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live now in san francisco where the victim is being treated for his burns, eric. >> reporter:

the rest of the department is expected to have the new phones by the end of the year. eric rasmussen, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police are searching for a sexual assault suspect. investigators released this sketch today. the suspect is described as white, 5'8", about 170 pounds. the aassault happened on july 30, but it wasn't reported until the last month. the victim says she was walking in the richmond district when a man pulled up and asked for directions. police say he drove to el camino del mar and sexually assaulted the victim. >>> cal osha is investigating an accident that sent three tesla workers to the hospital. all three workers were taken to valley medical center in san jose. two were admitted to the burn unit, and were visited tonight by tesla's ceo, elan musk. the company issued a statement. three employees were injured by hot metal from the press. >>> the coast guard is searching the pacific ocean for a woman who witnesses say intentionally went overboard from a cruise ship that had departed from san francisco. the grand princess was about 650 miles northeast of hilo, hawaii.

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kind of mop up there. >> that was priceless. >> thank you mark. >> and thank you for choosing ktvu channel two news>> the ktvu morning news beginning at 4:30 a.m. >> and we'll have how the rain is impacting the morning commute. good night. >> have a great night everyone. see you. [ door opens ] jay, i'm home. did manny call? no, because he's fine. it was a slumber party, not a gang fight. i just want him to fit in. i'm gonna take a shower. do you care to join me? you know, honey, there's a gun in the footlocker in the garage. if i ever say "no" to that question, i want you to use it on me. [ chuckles ] [ haley speaking indistinctly ] [ footsteps approaching ] shh, shh, shh! what's wrong? [ continues speaking indistinctly ] why aren't they trying to hurt each other? i don't know, but i'm afraid to move. [ laughing ] you're really good at this. thanks. what is happening, claire?

in fremont, eric rasmussen, ktvu news. >>> oxford university has announced two rhodes scholars are from california. miles untereiner will study at stanford and zarko perovic from uc berkeley. >>> since this program started two years ago, five graduates have been released and landed jobs in the high tech industry. this month the program began a new session in los angeles. founders of the program believe that when inmates are released they need the tools. >>> california is the worse run state in the union for the third year in a row. the website looks at a number of factors to calculate all 50 states. california took a big hit with the housing crisis. california placed at the bottom due to debt per capita the 20th highest. and the second highest unemployment rate but a bit of good news. california has the 11th highest per capita income the best run state according to the survey is north dakota. >>> organizers of the reno air races say they must race half a million dollars or possibly cancer next year's event. the championship races have had problems since 2011 when a plane crashed into bo

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