so you can. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> we learn more details today about the death of comedian robin williams, authorities confirmed he hanged himself with a belt inside his home in tiburon. williams was admired by so many people, but he was also tortured by his own inner demons, depression and addiction. and he isn't alone in that struggle. depression is the most common of all mental illnesses, also the strongest risk factor for suicide. more on just how debilitating depression can be and also how people can recognize and recover from it. >> reporter: 35-year-old janae darden told me she was moved by hidz death. >> i have a lot of compassion for him, i know how it feels. >> reporter: she says exercise helps in her daily battle to control the clinical depression she's had since a teenager. >> i see myself in this glass box surrounded by darkness and through that, i can see my healthy self, my happy self and i'm trying to push through it. >> reporter: she says she sometimes has thoughts of deat

the ktvu morning news news continues. >> this is ktvu channel 2 news. >> good morning, we're live in san francisco. you can see just a huge memorial continues to grow for robin williams. it was in front of the house used for mrs. doubtfire. terry out there watching people joining us there as well. >>> it's wednesday, august 123th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dan -- clark. >> long island expressway is under water. a foot of rain fell in new york. it's incredible. it's a good lull for this time of the year. look at the extreme up coast. crescent city and arcadia. it increases the fog for us. tropical moisture that we've been dealing with has been pushed off to the east and south. again, it's close, just amazingly close for this time of the year. it's a sure sign it's cooler up to sacramento, for us, there's cooler patterns in place. it's breezy to windy, clouds to the north, way below average temperatures for inland areas. >> steve we're looking at traffic, but we have entered the peak of the morning commute and approaching it on 80, it still looks okay. we have told you about a bus fire

news. this is ktvu morning news. >>> good morning, we are live in novato this morning, one of the areas that seen some rain this morning, not a lot, but we need any amount we get. steve paulson has been talking about that and alex savage has been monitoring and hopefully we will have more on this summer storm. >>> let's quickly check weather and traffic, steve

the new ambulances will mainly replace aging equipment. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> cloudy and seasonably cool weather around the bay area today. as we go into the next 24 hours, it's going to get interesting. take a look at the rain we can see popping up over the sacramento valley. and it's on its way to the bay area. squeezing in a little bit closer like we did at the top of the hour. you can see light rainfalling in areas close to napa. the american canyon. through vallejo. we shift here and you can see fairfield, pittsburgh. perhaps along highway 1. some of this not exactly hitting the ground just yet but eventually a few light showers will be pulling through and back it up a little bit. you can see how we have this coming in from the easterly direction. it's moving west and this is what we will see for the next 24 hours as wrap around moisture moves into the bay area. so hit or miss showers, a possibility for your tuesday. even the possibility of a thunderstorms or two. the good news here is that the storm looks wet enough that it'll minimize

news conference at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow to talk about the investigation into robin williams' death. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you so much. and nice a see that sweet moment of robin williams showed a lot of personal and his love -- personality and his love for san francisco. this is devastating for the family. his wife susan schneider released a statement saying this morning i lost my husband and best friend, while the world lost one of its most beloved artist and beautiful human beings, it is our hope the focus will be on the moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions and he did that. robin williams was deeply routed in the acting scene in san francisco. >> ktvu's david stevenson continues our coverage now. he is here with reaction from folk whose worked with robin williams. >> reporter: stunned reaction here at san francisco city hall this afternoon to news of robin williams' death. this is where he filmed his best known movies. one of the movies is mrs. doubtfire. there was also dissentennial man filmed here. in -- bicentennial man filmed here. he was known to pop in to comedy

. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> two muni crashes prompted officials to call for help themselves. tonight 2 investigates a short supply of ambulances stretched thin by so many injuries. >>> hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. julie haener has the night off. we told you about the delay of rolling out more ambulances two weeks ago. now firefighters are telling ktvu channel 2 news friday's muni crashes are a perfect example of the need facing crews. 2 investigates took a look at the dispatch reports that show the problem isn't getting better. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco with the numbers. >> reporter: firefighters are proud of their response to last friday's incidents but say it highlights the shortages that are causing waits for ambulances. >> reporter: the emergency calls started coming in after 1:30 p.m. friday afternoon. two separate accidents involving muni within 10 minutes. >> to have two red alerts. >> reporter: the city ended up requesting aid from neighboring counties to pr

channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> an illegal side show gets out of hand and now ktvu news obtained video of the drivers taunting police, stopping to cover up their license plates and leading police on a high-speed chase through the east bay. good evening everyone. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> a motorcyclist was killed after 100 vehicles took part in an illegal side show on bay area freeways. ktvu's claudine wong is live with new details about the side show and the video that shows how out of hand things got. >> reporter: we are at the port of oakland and you can see skid marks from the side show. but a side show yesterday wasn't the only one. news chopper 2 was over head when we spotted a side show underway that port of oakland but there were others. >> within 15 minutes we had multiple events going. >> reporter: on highway 580. >> they blocked off the

live, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and the 49ers game is on ktvu sunday. coverage starts at 12:30 p.m. all access pass levi stadium. then the 49ers take on the san diego chargers at 1:00 p.m. and join us after the game for the point after with mark ibanez right here on ktvu. >>> there are more questions than answers this evening after two men were found dead. each in their own backyard. authorities say both were shot to death in what may be a murder-suicide. ktvu's mike mibach is live that scene where sheriff's deputies are searching for clues. mike? >> reporter: yeah. 22 hours in, still an active crime scene. one body was removed. the second body remains at the scene. investigators are canvassing two of the homes here, bodies were founds in the back yards. what the investigators are looking for is clues to determine if it was a murder- suicide. >> reporter: two homes, one investigation, all in strawberry. >> sounded like a gun shot. >> reporter: this crew working says what they heard -- >> we didn't see anything. >> happened about 1:00 p.m. yesterday. >>

repair crews tell ktvu channel 2 news window glass is on back order and disposing of broken glass is becoming a problem. many businesses are open despite still having broken windows. officials tell ktvu channel 2 news 1400-tons of quake debris has already been collected and that number is growing. also window glass can't be recycled because it needs a higher temperature to melt it down. crews finished repairing all of the broken water lines and water service is now restored. residents are told to use bottled water for drinking or boil tap water for a minute. 153 buildings have been red tagged. and 900 have been yellow tagged. >>> the community is gathering together tonight and people from around the bay area are joining in to help folks shake off the post quake jitters. ktvu's john fowler is live in napa where some fun is replacing fear tonight. john? >> reporter: that's true. we are at the memorial park. yards from very severely damaged buildings downtown. beam are gathering for the napa city nights concert. tonight features the jimmy hendricks tribute band. but tonight this is takin

police tell ktvu news a man was not in a crosswalk when that bus hit him. his name has not yet been released. police say they will give us more information about what happens later this morning. >>> also new information this morning on the tragic hit and run death of a two-year-old girl in san francisco. the san francisco chronicle says police say the girl's aunt was talking on her cell phone when she left the child unattended in the middle of mission street. that is when a car hit and killed the little girl. 25-year-old lore sha gauge was charged with felony child endangerment last week. police are still searching for that hit and run driver. >>> back to our coverage of the napa earthquake a 98-year-old church is off limits because of a significant damage to the building. news chopper 2 flew over the first united methodist church. the facade of the church separated from the roof line. we are told a lot of damage was done to the inside of that church as well. >>> our time 16:16. one downtown business in napa that survived a quake turned into a popular gather

now firefighters are telling ktvu channel 2 news friday's muni crashes are a perfect example of the needacing crews. 2 investigates took a look at the dispatch reports that show the problem isn't getting better. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco with the numbers. >> reporter: firefighters are proud of their response to last friday's incidents but say it highlights the shortages that are causing waits for ambulances. >> reporter: the

as soon as we get more information we will bring it fooyou on ktvu channel 2 news -- to you on ktvu channel:00 p.m. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. a wonderful story. a big league school field trip. all of these kids got to see their first major league baseball game. they go to school in the tendser loin, which is one hof -- tenderloin, which one is of the toughest neighborhoods but today they got to do something they have never done before and ktvu's rob roth walked with them as they all went to their first san francisco giants game. [ singing ] >> reporter: these students from san francisco's tenderloin are about to go on a field trip. [ singing ] >> reporter: to a field of dreams. [ singing ] >> reporter: students from san francisco city company never been to a major league baseball game but that was about to change. they were headed to at&t park to see the giants for the first time. >> i always wanted to go to a baseball game since i was a little kid. >> reporter: they had to walk from their school through the heart of the tenderloin in the meanest streets in the city. this 40 grader was imagining

tonight we'll tell you how the chp trys to get that message across to young drivers. >> and get ktvu newso go, download the app and watch our newscasts on your smart phone or tablet. >>> new at 10:00, highway patrol officers are using graphic images to get to teens. >> you're here because you're all learning how to drive. >> reporter: this family arrived with two teens of driving age. >> i just got my permit. i'm about to get my license. >> madelini has been driving for nine months. they did not know what to expect from the drivers start program. >> all the help she can get. the more education the better. >> reporter: the message. >> you're in a giant machine at 65 miles per hour if you hit a tree it will hurt. >> reporter: teenagers make up to 20% of drivers but are responsible for 65% of accidents. a class for warnings on cell phone speed and videos with graphic images of crash victims we simply can't show you on tv. >> that way these teenagers can see the consequences of driving. a lot of them don't see what happens at the epd of the crash. >> it really took your breath away. because t

the ktvu morning news news continues. >> this is ktvu channel 2 news. >> good morning, we're live inrancisco. you can see just a huge memorial continues to grow for robin williams. it was in front of the house used for mrs. doubtfire. terry out there watching people joining us there as

tom vacar, ktvu news. >>> an israeli owned ship has left the area after being blocked from unloading it's cargo. ktvu was over the scene as the ship left for los angeles. a spokesperson for the long shore workers says workers were reluctant to pass through protesters and unload the cargo because of safety concerns. >> police today broke up what they're calling a chilling plot to carry out a massacre at a southern california high school. investigators say officials at south pasadena high school were the first to learn about it. two boys were arrested yesterday. the police chief says the teens were using the internet to research automatic weapons and explosives and told police they planned to kill quote as many people as possible. >> we had talked about you know the outcome and how, how dire it was if the police ended up responding to a shooting like that. and they said they were willing to die for, for their plan. it wasn't so much a cause as it was a plan. >> the two teens are charged with making threats and conspiracy. police say there will be extra patrols on hand for the first day

mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. to ktvu's david stevenson at geary and the crash involving the muni bus and a dump truck. >> the bus and truck were cleared from the road at 3:50 p.m. just in time for rush hour on one of the busiest arteries. this all began at 1:29 p.m. this afternoon. police say the operator of this bus rear ended a dump truck on geary. the impact shattered the glass and bent the frame of the bus. 20 passengers suffered injuries. 8 were treated that scene. 12 were transforted. the san francisco -- transported. the san francisco fire department said most injuries were light. but one is in serious condition. >> they are all lying on the street. as they had them down on the ground they were getting all the things to put under the back, watching their neck. >> reporter: the dump truck driver and the driver of the muni bus were not injured. muni said at this point it is unclear how fast the bus was traveling. the driver will under go drug and alcohol testing and they will review cameras to determine exact

david s, ktvu channel 2 news -- david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new information on the bay area woman who managed to get on to a flight from san jose to los angeles without a ticket. a judge sentenced her to 177 days in jail. nearly six months for violating probation. she pleaded no contest to stowing away on the southwest jet from san jose to los angeles. the next day she tried to get on another plane. she was arrested a number of times trying to sneak on to flights at sfo. the incident is now the focus of an investigation. the san jose city counsel rules committee voted to schedule a hearing on security. a 16-year-old boy flew to hawaii in the wheel well of a jet. some argue the city needs to take action. >> we need to increase the san jose police department presence at the airport and the fire department and take the necessary steps to secure the perimeters and staff will take care of that. >> the airport's director says she will provide information on the security budget, more back ground on the breaches and spell out the responsibilities of various airport employees. t

reporting live in solano county, debora villalon, ktvu news. >>> new information tonight involving amotorcycle accident in concord. the crash happened about 11:00 last night at the intersection of treat boulevard in oak grove road. today the contra costa coroner's office identified kai phillips of concord. investigators say it appears phillips ran a red light and slammed right into a car coming in the opposite direction. the driver of that car suffered only minor injuries. >>> fogging is under way discovery bay as vector control working to spray the area. point of time road and valley oaks drive. vector control says it's responding to an increase of the number of mosquitoes and animal inif he canned with the virus -- animals infected bid the virus. >>> now to our continuing coverage of tropical storm eiselle. crews are trying to restore power for 3,800 people on the island of maui. eiselee weekend from a hurricane to a tropical storm but still brought heavy rain and strong winds. the weather service has issued a warning for the big island. and at the same time has to the prepare for

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channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. ktvu 2 news. >>> imagine getting a notice for a car that wasn't yours? 2 investigates has uncovered officials sending collection notices to the wrong drivers and those people are then getting stuck with letters from a collection company demanding payment. ktvu's melanie woodrow is in san francisco now to explain what is going on. >> reporter: officers when they write out a ticket have to put in your license plate number, the make of your vehicle, and color, sometimes mistakes happen, despite these mistakes, collection notices like this one go out to the wrong drivers. >> parking on mission street after 2:00 a.m. could get you a ticket unless the ticket is for a car that doesn't belong to you. >> reporter: he has never been to san francisco. he lives in san diego. he didn't even know about the parking ticket till getting this collection notice. it handles collections for the san francisco transportation agency. he got a similar collection notice if a ticket on a -- notice if a ticket on a -

ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> now to developing news about that wildfire burning 15 miles south of yosemiteay's lower temperatures and lighter winds in the area helped firefighters make significant progress. is so called junction fire started near the junction of highway 49. it caught a lot of people in the area by surprise. >> it exploded it was crazy. i've never seen anything like it in my life. >> reporter: the fire is 35% contained but still threatening some homes. eight buildings have been destroyed and still no word on what started the fire. >>> a strike team from alameda county left livermore to help fight the junction fire. the team includes members from the oak land, fremont and hayward fire departments. >>> temperatures today were slightly warmer. we've got a lot of fog out there right now along the coast. it's making its way inland rapidly tonight. the inversion is really deep. over 2,000 feet, so you've got fog already in santa rosa moving into fairfield. tomorrow morning you'll have fog. we have fog in vallejo and martinez and hercules. there's a lot of it. low fog tomorrow mor

reporting live from morgan hill, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a man wanted for a double homicide in oakland is now in custody after 13 years on the run. the this man was arrested in guadalajara, mexico. he is accused of killing two men over the dispute of the installation of a car stereo. he's in the los angeles county jail. it's not known whether -- when he will be brought to oakland. >>> we just got word on the name of the man who dieded at the -- died at the burning festival. she's identified as luisa. she fell under a large vehicle at the festival and died. the incident is under investigation. >>> a statement posting to the burning man blob called the woman's death a terrible accident. close to 100 police officers have been patrolling the event expected to draw record crowds of 70,000 people. the festival started in san francisco back in 1986 and moved to nevada four years later. passengers heading to hawaii out of san jose were detoured to oakland for some nonemergency claim repairs. hawaiian airlines flight 45 left mineta airport at about 8:30 this mor

news. this is ktvu morning news. >>> good morning, we are live in novato this morning, one of the areas that has seen some rain this morning, not a lot, but we need any amount we get. steve paulson has been talking about that and alex savage has been monitoring and hopefully we will have more on this summer storm. >>> let's quickly check weather and traffic, steve is right there. >>> we have moisture continuing to come back around for a low, it is sitting in little bands of rain and we will take anything we can get here. heaviest amounts are right around martinez, we see dark green or a little bit of yellow thank you todd for that and not allowed it looks like lake and it tells us we have temperatures in the 50s and 60s and there is not much of a breeze and further north there is definitely a dividing line and east and also towards san francisco r-definitely in line for some rain and that's not too bad for this time of the morning and there might be some breaks and we could see around the east bay, 70s and 80s for others, any breaks in those clouds it will be for morgan hill and gilroy. >> t

jack pot. ♪ >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5p.m. >>> new developments with a creek, it is usually dry but it started flowing on sunday. we told you last night people feared two nearby dams were leaking but now inspectors believe the earthquake may be behind the water. >> tom vacar is live after talking with investigators. tom? >> well, the question is this: take a look. is this odd or omness? >> reporter: the water -- ominous. >> the water is rolling here. >> that creek has really come up. >> reporter: something he says it wasn't doing last saturday night. >> wasn't any water at all. it started flowing like immediately after the quake. >> a fascinating curiosity when a stream that is dry, especially in a drought, suddenly rises up and starts flowing after an earthquake but it is another matter when above us there are two very large reservoirs. some folks say they worry the city has not been forth right about the condition, the city said it checked them and the state office of safety inspected. we were there when he delivered his

new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu'ski is live from concord and the family is speaking out now. >> her father has a lot to say and this is where it happened on this bridge. >> she was the apple of her grandfather's eye. >> lovely

. >>> ktvu channel 2 news start right now with breaking news. >> good afternoon. i'm brian flores in for tori campbell. >>> breaking news out of san leandro where police are investigating a shooting at bayfair mall. ken wayne is live at the scene. ken, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, this is still a very active crime scene. you can see behind me police officers have taped off the entrance to the east side of the mall. this is next to the fresh choice and one of the macy's entrances to bayfair mall. this all started within the past hour with some kind of altercation between two groups inside the mall that spilled out into the parking lot. two men confronted two other men, gunshots were fired, and two victims started running. we understand one victim was shot in the leg. we talked to some people who were outside of the mall, heard the gunshots. we talked to a very young shopper. here's what she described happened. >> we've seen the two victims one was dark skinned and the light skinned one, he ran over here and then he -- he ran like dashing through here. h

john fowler, ktvu news. >> authorities say more than 1200 people have died. the most deaths, 466 have been in liberia. nearly 400 people in guinea have died of ebola. 365 in sierra leone, and 4 in nigeria. >>> a theater in lodi is reopening tomorrow after being treated for bedbugs. we told you earlier this week about a suspected bedbug infestation at the stadium 12 theaters. today, the santa rosa entertainment group which owns the theater confirmed that small pockets of bedbugs were found. pest control workers eradicated the bugs, and the theater will reopen tomorrow. >>> a long time giants fan has been practicing her pitching in hopes of taking the mound at at&t park. she's about to turn 100, but she says she has enough left in her arm to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. noel walker is live now, with one fan's wish for a very big birthday. >> reporter: few people get to see their 100th birthday, and few people get to pitch in a major league baseball park. marie stone is hoping the san francisco giants will help her celebrate both next month. playing in

. >>> and a reminder, whenever news breaks turn to ktvu on twitter for the very latest. we're posting updates from our crews on the field as news happens. >>> she's been accused of trying to sneak on to flights before and this time she made it. we told you about maryland hartman's repeated attempts to board a plane. this time she managed to board a plane. she ended up in los angeles where she was arrested. maureen naylor live at san jose airport with the questions this latest stow away case is raising about security there. >> reporter: hartman was able to get to the upstairs security check. but the one question that hasn 't been answered is how she managed to do it. >> reporter: flights were landing and taking off as usual tonight at the airport. 24 hours after police say a san francisco woman managed to board southwest flight 3785 to los angeles and get through this tsa security checkpoint without a ticket. >> you know one single person able to do something like that it does raise the hackless in -- hackles on the back of the neck a little bit. >> reporter: she's been ar

ktvu jana katsuyama tonight with new information on the bus crash. but first debora villalon with surveillance video that continues to contradict the truck driver's story. >> that severe video is prerevealing. what can tell you tonight is the injuries were minor to moderate. it's luckily, this was a relatively slow speed crash. surveillance video catches the crash. the 18 wheeler turns left. knocking the train off the track, passengers off their seats. >> a lot of hollering, a lot of p pushing a lot of people running across the street. >> reporter: anthony barry came to the hospital to get checked out. >> it hurts like hell. it hurts like hell sir. >> incidents on third street something we've been paying attention to. >> reporter: lights with signs to keep cars, semis and trains separate on this busy corridor. >> the operator did everything he could have done. >> it's the veteran operator's first ever accident. and seeing the big rig looming. he dropped the overhead wires for safety and threw on his emergency brake. >> for somebody that's an operator

reporting live in san francisco, david s, ktvu channel 2 news -- david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and we want to let you know we will remain up here in napa. we have a half hour special coming up focusing on the earthquake. much more to come. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> the napa earthquake, so many know about earthquakes, so what is happening in napa everyone is interested in. >>> now to chief meteorologist bill martin. interesting weather but a warm up is on the way? >> yeah. shared experience. like weather. people watch weather because woo all experience weather and -- we all experience weather and earthquakes more so. >> interesting how different places, how different people felt it. even the south bay, my brother felt it. >> it has a lot to do with the soils and where you are. the usgs came out with a report today and they are talking about how the soils impacted the quake. we will have that coming up. temperatures today, they were not that warm. thunderstorms as we talked about earlier in the mountains. they are dying down now. there is fog at the coast. it ha

we will have more on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. for now, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and we also had building inspectors here in napa. they only looked at 35% of the buildings. that figure has gone up today. they got 20 building inspectors going all over. i was talking to one man who was red tagging a building an hour ago. we are hoping to hear more on that, we are waiting for a press conference where hopefully we will get updated information. >> when you think about napa you think about why. 13billion industry. a lot of wineries effected by the quake. out today cleaning up, salvaging what is left. katy eustis spent time today talking to wine makers to see what they are up against as the rush to harvest is just beginning. >> reporter: salvaging what is left. making sure the barrels are stacked safely. >> this rack here is barely sitting on the lift. and you can see it is cleaning forward. this entire row fell forward. >> they don't have time to stress over earthquake damage. >> we have fruit coming in any day and we have t

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a shopping trip turned frightening when gunfire broke out insideall. ktvu's ken wayne is live now with the personal confrontation that may have prompted the gunfire. >> reporter: shoppers were diving for cover after gunfire erupted here before lunch. police officers and sheriff's deputies canvassed the area looking for evidence outside the fresh choice restaurant after a man was shot. there was no sign of trouble till they heard the sound of gun shots. >> reporter: they canvassed the scene outside fresh choice looking for evidence after a man was shot in the parking lot. witnesses say there was no sign of trouble till they heard the sound of gun shots. >> there was 8 of them, good ones and then it was over there. it came from fresh choice. >> it was scary. my heart dropped. it was like -- i was just scared. >> it does not appear we have a crazed person walking through the mall randomly shooting at people. it appears our victim was the target and it appears to have stemmed from a argument. the mall remained open. the victim does not have life threat

ktvu news. >>> i'm noelle walker at vallejo.the road is blocked off because there's a red tagged building blind

claudine wong, 13 13 -- ktvu news. >>> governor brown is accepting a debate from neil kashkari. has a strong lead and previously said he did not want to participate in the debate. kashkari asked for 15 debates but brown agreed to one. >>> s man played by paul rudd. here's a picture of the actor at the golden gate bridge. he can increase his strength using a specially engineered suit. we have pictures as we see film crews working in the tenderloin district. marvel doesn't say how long production will stay here in san francisco. it's going to move to atlanta next. another big actor is playing his mentor and that will be michael douglas. >> one second they're down by golden gate, they turn a corner and they're at -- >> they need a local. >>> and these are the numbers we achieved today. national weather service numbers you see around the bay they're pretty darned cool. 72 in oakland, 68 in san francisco. it's not cold but it's cool. 78 in fairfield, all right, that's down. now 85 in antioch that's the warm spot. highs tomorrow will be slightly warmer. that's kind of where we go. you

. >>> welcome back to ktvu news morning news.elers getting nervous about not one but two hurricanes aiming for hawaii. alex savage is at the airport and tell you how the storm is affecting travelers this morning. >>> thank you for joining us on ktvu news morning news. it's thursday, august 7th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. alex is getting good comments, they're heading out there. >>> thing that is the way most people feel. we have a lot of fog here. and here comes iselle really accelerating at 18 miles an hour and 90-mile-an-hour category 1, heavy rain. it looked like it is heading south of the mountain areas. there will be copious amounts of rain. it will move over the big island and weaken as it moves over the higher elevations. and julio is expected to go north. that will not be till the weekend. but tonight and tomorrow is front and center on the big island. lots of fog and the higher tropical clouds are gone. it feels a little cooler, not that tropical feel like we had the last couple days. the breeze is okay. 18, gu

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meteorologist bill martin is going to give us the current track. >>> and a remind er you can get ktvu newsdownload our app and watch our newscasts on your mobile device. >>> back now to our developing news in that hurricane that is starting to lash the big island of hawaii. this is a live picture once again from hilo where the sun has just set there. it's wet, it's windy and it's going to get a whole lot worse in the next coming hours. >> it really is. and this is the first recorded time in history that a hurricane has hit the big island. it looks as though it might make it as a category 1 hurricane. these winds gusts out of hilo see them here wind are coming in the right direction. those are the outer bands gusting to 30. that's nothing with wind gusts coming up in the next hours easily at 35 miles per hour. this land fall could be over between midnight tonight and 1:00 in the morning. this thing is moving about 15- miles to the west slower than anticipated. here's the deal. i've never seen this. you have two hurricanes in the pacific. this one we're tracking right now shoots across tonig

as smith s, ktvu channel 2 news -- azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a homeless woman made itenflight without a ticket. last week she breached security at san jose and flew to lax. she went past tsaagys when they were -- tsa agents when they were distracted. on wednesday the committee will consider whether to hold a hearing. >>> oakland is about to receive new money to fight crime. mayor jean quan is expected to announce the allegation of $2 million to battle crime and violence in oakland. >>> today marks 5 years since he vanished without a trace. he was 5 years old when his foster father reported him missing. he said he left him in his car in oakland. when he returned to the car he said the boy was gone. he and his girlfriend were arrested on suspicion of murder but later the district attorney declined to press charges due to a lack of evidence. >>> woman and her boyfriend are due in court tomorrow for a hearing in the killing of her three-year-old daughter. mese say they found the girl -- police say they found the girl dead in their home during welfare check. they have both pl

john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> grounds crews at levi stadium spent the day ripping up the new million dollars field after practice cause cut short yesterday because players were slip -- practice was cut short yesterday because players were slipping. ktvu's ann rubin is hive with the risk the team is taking replacing the field so close to sunday's game. >> this is a major undertaking. while it is not uncommon, it is uncommon to do it in a stadium this new. >> this is what the field at levi stadium looked like this morning. by afternoon, this was the view. the majority of the grass installed in april had been partnershipped out. the -- had been ripped out. >> during practice seeing players slip. >> reporter: 49ers coach jim harbaugh cut practice short yesterday after turf began coming up in clumps. the field had only be used for a handful of events and one pre- season football game. he says keeping that field if it wasn't functioning properly would have been a mistake. >> they are doing the right thing. keeping the players safe. and giving that stadium the field it deserves. >> r

they are expected to release new information, we will have that at 6:00 p.m. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that area of university avenue is normally busing with people shopping or going out to east. there are 20 coffee shops and restaurants and other stores. street parking is at a premium with people looking for a spot that busiest time of the day. >>> testimony wrapped up in the trial of joseph martin. maintaining he did nothing wrong. ktvu's rob roth was in court today. >> reporter: today joseph martin admitted he may have hugged one of his students 300 times and that child molesters should not be in the classroom but the former teacher remained his contact was not sexually motivated. contra costa county prosecutor asked about one incident with a 10-year-old boy, was it appropriate to kiss him on the cheek. he was composed. >> he held up perfectly. there was no problems. >> reporter: he is charged with 150 counts of molestation. some say he fondled his chest and another boy testified he touched his groin and he continued hugging his students even after being told hand

live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, kyla. >>> and at 4:00 today, two local gatherings are planned in response to the situation in ferguson, missouri. people are scheduled to gather at oakland's frank ogawa plaza and san francisco's civic center plaza to remember 18- year-old michael brown. we will have updates on the vigil during the newscast at 5:00 p.m. for the latest follow us on twitter and facebook. >>> a fremont couple experienced some frightening moments as they were held at gunpoint while this home was robbed. this is -- their home was robbed. this is the third home invasion in two weeks in a city that rarely experiences them. janine de la vega is live from fremont where you just spoke with police about this crime wave. >> reporter: yes. i did. and out of these three home invasions, there's been one arrest but in addition there's been a rise in residential burglaries. police say they are prioritizing these cases and they want to catch these thieves. the latest home invasion occurred tuesday morning at

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the other crash this afternoon happened in san francisco's bay view neighborhood and involved a light rail train. ktvu's mike mibach is talking with officials to find out what has been going on. >> reporter: the fire department says 40 people were on board the train. 20 were injured. 11 were transported to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. the t line is back up and operating here. crews did that 35 minutes ago as they were able to get it back on the track. third street also back open to traffic for the evening. police say it was after 1:30 p.m. this afternoon, the white big rig turned into its path. >> can't describe. it was just like a earthquake. you know? >> i thought, you know, it was accident or gun shots. you know, i wasn't sure. it was loud. >> reporter: there is a sign at the intersection that states no left or u-turn. at this point in the investigation police say it appears the driver of the big rig is at fault. >> there is a no left turn sign posted clearly there and those vehicles were in mot

as part of a zero tolerance policy for human trafficking. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu 6:00 p.m. >> just 24 hours after a judge granted her probation a woman is back behind bars after trying to sneak back airport security again. >>> hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. julie haener has the night off. police in los angeles say they expected her to return to lax. sure enough she came back in what police say is a violation of her probation that was handed down 24 hours before. hours after a judge order marilyn hartman to stay away from lax police spotted her on a bus to the airport. officers watched as she scoped out security and terminals although she never tried to get past a tsa check point. >> she has a fixation on flying. and she has the means to take a flight or two. but apparently prefers to do so without buying a ticket. >> marilyn hartman remains behind bars and held on $10,000 bail. new at 6:00 p.m.

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ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> thanks ken.o our meteorologist, tracking the storms, and when they're going to arrive. >> the latest update from the hurricane center, really not changing too much, of course, we're tracking two. hurricane julio with winds hour one we're concerned with. hurricane iselle checking in right now with winds of 90 miles per hour. here you go. two tracks you can pick out for thursday for iselle, and then julio into the weekend. as you can see, iselle will be by the big island of hawaii by tomorrow. especially tomorrow night. possibly as a category 1 hurricane. that's the track of concern. very close to maui as well. this could shift a little bit, and of course that would change the condition as well. as far as the latest warnings, here's a closer look at the hurricane warning in place for the island of hawaii. tropical storm warnings out from maui, all the way to oahu. rain could be 5 to 8 inches with isolated amounts up to 12 inches. by this time tomorrow, they could have hurricane conditions for the b

. >> that' >>> good afternoon live in the ktvu's news room.e have a special report following the after math of yesterday's quake. >> at the time the earthquake i immediately contacted my manager dan keen. the manager has already given orders at 3:40 a.m. to activate the emergency operation center. by 4 a.m., the emergency operatr was up and active. i arrived at the emergency operation center at approximately 4:30 a.m. along with the city's manager, dan keen. at the time, dan was already there and in place and taken matters under control. public works was there and at that time, public works have already dispatched some personnel to deal with water main breaks and reported gas leaks. police chief crimes was on the scene. as well as public works director, i indicated craig wyndham was already there and calling in staff to assist with this situation. . an assessment was made by the fire chief immediately, chief macarthur. based on the information obtained at that time to deal with the contingency. we assess the damage and see what the situation r

dep ruv, ktvu channel 2 news. -- debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> safety concerns are gas libes because they could fuel big fires like we saw this morning. and they are hard for firefighters to put them out. luring the loma prieta earthquake in 1989 the marina district sustained significant damage. and to make matters worse a natural gas line ruptured. many grabbed hoses to help firefighters because parents to weren't working. a fire -- fire hydrants were currenting. four buildings -- >>> one thing about big earthquakes there are always aftershocks. i want to bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin who has been looking at the aftershocks. >> there have been dozens of aftershocks and some could be 4 or 5. we have the chance of another strong earthquake in the bay area or napa area. let's look at what we have seen. the biggest aftershocks occurred after the earthquake. a 3.6 about 6:00 a.m. they are getting smaller here and becoming less frequent. what we are seeing. this is real time now. 3:20 a.m. watch. it hits. aftershocks start popping up. many. most of the

. >> the new video san francisco police will hope solve a deadly beating. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. we are live. bernal heights park in san francisco. you can see people are gathering. they are there to remember a man shot and killed by police five months ago. alex savidge is there as well. coming up in two minutes he will tell us about the other actions being taken today. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. you are expecting warm weather again. >> not as warm as yesterday. the breeze is picking up. westerly wind beginning to show itself a little bit more and the fog filling in. why? there is a low. yesterday it completely collapsed. temperatures warmed up 15 degrees. they will drop about 5-7 today because of that. if it holds. and i think it will. we will go 68 down a couple from yesterday. actually slightly below where they should be this time of year. fog getting picked up and helped along buzz that slow will play into our weather today and tomorrow. down right windy. 80s to the interior. 10:s and 70s closer to the water.