lloyd lacuesta is in fremont, where he has been gauging reaction from the afghan community. >> it's so sad to see my people getting mutilated. >> reporter: we decided to show just one frame of the video, that shows four men wearing marine uniforms urinating on the bodies of three men on the ground. >> i don't believe our marines would do something like this. i don't believe it. >> if it turns out to be true. >> then pathetic. >> terrible. >> reporter: in a restaurant, we found some men visiting from afghanistan and showed them the picture. >> i feel bad. i feel really bad. i'm sorry for the families of these people. >> it was degrading the american image abroad. and furthermore, it puts the lives of our troops in danger, which such images are shown.

lloyd lacuesta is live at the scene where investigators are trying to figure out the victim's identities and why they may have been trying to get away from police. >> reporter: police are yet to release the names of a man and woman. now the victims car wound up in that creek you see behind me. neighbors recall hearing a big crash. we talked to one woman who asked that her face not be shown. >> i saw people jumping in the creek. there was a car down on the creek. a woman was just crying asking for help. >> reporter: police say it was a monte carlo who illegally drove to the intersection and was hit by a durango sending the car to the creek. the driver of the dodge went to the hospital. a man and woman in the pickup truck was not hurt. but the driver of the monte carlo and a woman sitting next to him were killed. and a man and woman had to be pulled from the wreckage. cook took video of the accident shortly after it happened. >> it looks like he was from the neighbor. these two cars here, see how the one is facing the other one. >> reporter: shortly before the accident, a police officer re

lloyd lacuesta is live at the scene where investigators are trying to figure out the victim's identities and why they may have been trying to get away from police. >> reporter: police are yet to release the names of a man and woman. now the victims car wound up in that creek you see behind me. neighbors recall hearing a big crash. we talked to one woman who asked that her face not be shown. >> i saw people jumping in the creek. there was a car down on the creek. a woman was just crying asking for help. >> reporter: police say it was a monte carlo who illegally drove to the intersection and was hit by a durango sending the car to the creek. the driver of the dodge went to the hospital. a man and woman in the pickup truck was not hurt. but the driver of the monte carlo and a woman sitting next to him were killed. and a man and woman had to be pulled from the wreckage. cook took video of the accident shortly after it happened. >> it looks like he was from the neighbor. these two cars here, see how the one is facing the other one. >> reporter: shortly before the accident, a police officer re

lloyd lacuesta is live where he found out a hanging noose can mean different things to different people. >> reporter: down the street is the old wagon saloon and grill. and it has a decoration. >> reporter: hanging up high in the bar, there's a doll with a noose around its head. the ncaa p says that a member was in the bar on martin luther king day and was offended. the bar is supposed to be the owner of the accomplishment. >> this is the saloon, his little way of trying to be quirky or funny. >> i'm not offended by that at all. it's not black. >> if that doll would be african american but it's looks like a cartoon. >> ironically two blocks from the bar is a park. one man says the hanging doll represents that history. >> to me that represents the hanging of the kidnappers of the heart family there in the park over on st. james. no more no less. >> reporter: whatever the reason, the naacp wants the doll to come down. >> if we need to pull it down, that's something to consider. >> if not then we'll have to see what over steps we have to take to change the culture of this whole strip. >> r

live in hayward, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> b.a.r.t. is putting out the word that extra eyes and ears are needed to catch metal thieves. thieves are taking cooper wire and other materials from b.a.r.t. stations around the area. police estimate that last year thieves cost the agency $90,000 and now riders are being called upon to report any suspicious activity. that includes people loitering near or walking along tracks, cars or trucks without b.a.r.t. logos parked near b.a.r.t. tracks. and even people taking photos or video of b.a.r.t. facilities. >>> a suspect was arrested after he picked the wrong time and place to light up a cigarette. alameda sheriff deputies were about to site franklin bean for lighting up in the wrong area. but after they ran a check, they found he was wanted for homicide. >> be careful on every stop, everything that you do are fundamentals because you never know what you're going to be dealing are >> reporter: bean is a suspect in a shooting death in oakland last month. bean claims it was in self- defense. he rem

lloyd lacuesta is at that meeting and he is live now to tell us what is at stake here and where both ides think all of this is going to end up. lloyd-- >> reporter: frank right now the santa clara city council is still debating a request to put the building of a stadium for the san francisco 49ers back to the voters. that will likely not happen and the courts will have to decide. >>> i do not want to pay for the stadium, i pay taxes here. there's a lot of other nice things to pay for the taxes to go to. >> please don't let us lose what we worked so hard for. >>> the city council chambers are packed tonight. some expressing their opinions with their clothing. last week an anti stadium group turned in to petitions with some 11,000 signatures asking for another vote on building the $1 billion stadium in a parking lot of the great america amusement park. but the santa clara attorney is asking not to -- the measure j passed by a 58% margin. but opponents say at the time there was no mention of an $850 million loan, the council unanimously approved last month for stadium construction. >> th

lloyd lacuesta tells us a police officer and carjacking victim are still in the hospital, and lloyd joins us live from where it all began, lloyd. >> reporter: this american gasoline station at mcgee and king road still has blood slatters after an attack on a 50-year-old man today. >> there's blood here. >> oh, yeah. >> we had a puddle. and the pump went like this. >> reporter: mechanic martin wynn says he ran out when he heard people fighting. he says a young man was on top an elderly man punching him with his fist and trying to get his car keys. >> he wanted the car. he said you have to see the i.d. on the back. then the guy didn't say anything. >> reporter: wynn says the man jump into the victim's gmc suv. police took off after him. after it was over, several police were injured. he had to be cut out of the vehicle. he is still in the hospital after his injuries. >> one minute he's looking for the suspect. the next minute he's pinned in his vehicle and he's on the radio calling for help. >> reporter: it ended on mccreary avenue where police maneuvered to track the suspect and they shock

and lloyd lacuesta found her today at a restaurant. >> reporter: he was not happy to see us.ough the windows of the restaurant we could see people talking to coach jackson. but he made it clear he didn't want to talk to us saying he was here only to meet with friends. he did tell a reporter soon after his firing that he was shocked by what happened. jackson said at a meeting, newly hired general manager mackenzie told him, we no longer need your services. and when he asked why he said, i am starting from scratch. coach jackson lost four straight games at the epd -- end of the season and failed to make the play offs. >> we didn't make it. i guess it's a cut throat business. >> reporter: mark davis says he is talking to groups in los angeles about returning to southern california. although he hasn't seen an offer he lightbulbs. quote we're trying to get something done up here but if we can't, we've got to get something done some where because we need to be able to compete. >> we may be getting in our cars or planes and going down there to watch them to see them. we've done that

lloyd lacuesta is at that meeting and he is live now to tell us what is at stake here and where both ides think all of this is going to end up. lloyd-- >> reporter: frank right now the santa clara city council is still debating a request to put the building of a stadium for the san francisco 49ers back to the voters. that will likely not happen and the courts will have to decide. >>> i do not want to pay for the stadium, i pay taxes here. there's a lot of other nice things to pay for the taxes to go to. >> please don't let us lose what we worked so hard for. >>> the city council chambers are packed tonight. some expressing their opinions with their clothing. last week an anti stadium group turned in to petitions with some 11,000 signatures asking for another vote on building the $1 billion stadium in a parking lot of the great america amusement park. but the santa clara attorney is asking not to -- the measure j passed by a 58% margin. but opponents say at the time there was no mention of an $850 million loan, the council unanimously approved last month for stadium construction. >> th

lloyd lacuesta is live where he found out a hanging noose can mean different things to different people. >> reporter: down the street is the old wagon saloon and grill. and it has a decoration. >> reporter: hanging up high in the bar, there's a doll with a noose around its head. the ncaa p says that a member was in the bar on martin luther king day and was offended. the bar is supposed to be the owner of the accomplishment. >> this is the saloon, his little way of trying to be quirky or funny. >> i'm not offended by that at all. it's not black. >> if that doll would be african american but it's looks like a cartoon. >> ironically two blocks from the bar is a park. one man says the hanging doll represents that history. >> to me that represents the hanging of the kidnappers of the heart family there in the park over on st. james. no more no less. >> reporter: whatever the reason, the naacp wants the doll to come down. >> if we need to pull it down, that's something to consider. >> if not then we'll have to see what over steps we have to take to change the culture of this whole strip. >> r

live in hayward, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> b.a.r.t. is putting out the word that extra eyes and ears are needed to catch metal thieves. thieves are taking cooper wire and other materials from b.a.r.t. stations around the area. police estimate that last year thieves cost the agency $90,000 and now riders are being called upon to report any suspicious activity. that includes people loitering near or walking along tracks, cars or trucks without b.a.r.t. logos parked near b.a.r.t. tracks. and even people taking photos or video of b.a.r.t. facilities. >>> a suspect was arrested after he picked the wrong time and place to light up a cigarette. alameda sheriff deputies were about to site franklin bean for lighting up in the wrong area. but after they ran a check, they found he was wanted for homicide. >> be careful on every stop, everything that you do are fundamentals because you never know what you're going to be dealing are >> reporter: bean is a suspect in a shooting death in oakland last month. bean claims it was in self- defense. he rem

lloyd lacuesta joins us now.e's live at yahoo headquarters where he says people are stunned. >> reporter: there was no announcement, people say they heard it over the news. >> there has to be some change. >> reporter: jerry yang cofounded yahoo 27 years ago and has served as the company's ceo. he was known as the company's yahoo. he was asked what is yahoo now in an interview. >> i think people working every day have a clear answer of what we want to be when we grow up which is a premere media company. >> reporter: today yang released this statement. quote my time at yahoo from its founding to the present has encompassed some of the most exciting and rewarding experiences of my life. however the time has come for me to pursue other interests outside of yahoo. >> this is his baby. so it's like giving up something that you created is very difficult. but i think in this case it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: there is still some shareholder anger that three years ago yang a ceo rejected a microsoft buy out f

lloyd lacuesta tells us a police officer and carjacking victim are still in the hospital, and lloyd joins us live from where it all began, lloyd. >> reporter: this american gasoline station at mcgee and king road still has blood slatters after an attack on a 50-year-old man today. >> there's blood here. >> oh, yeah. >> we had a puddle. and the pump went like this. >> reporter: mechanic martin wynn says he ran out when he heard people fighting. he says a young man was on top an elderly man punching him with his fist and trying to get his car keys. >> he wanted the car. he said you have to see the i.d. on the back. then the guy didn't say anything. >> reporter: wynn says the man jump into the victim's gmc suv. police took off after him. after it was over, several police were injured. he had to be cut out of the vehicle. he is still in the hospital after his injuries. >> one minute he's looking for the suspect. the next minute he's pinned in his vehicle and he's on the radio calling for help. >> reporter: it ended on mccreary avenue where police maneuvered to track the suspect and they shock

lloyd lacuesta joins us now. he's live at yahoo headquarters where he says people are stunned. >> reporter: there was no announcement, people say they heard it over the news. >> there has to be some change. >> reporter: jerry yang cofounded yahoo 27 years ago and has served as the company's ceo. he was known as the company's yahoo. he was asked what is yahoo now in an interview. >> i think people working every day have a clear answer of what we want to be when we grow up which is a premere media company. >> reporter: today yang released this statement. quote my time at yahoo from its founding to the present has encompassed some of the most exciting and rewarding experiences of my life. however the time has come for me to pursue other interests outside of yahoo. >> this is his baby. so it's like giving up something that you created is very difficult. but i think in this case it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: there is still some shareholder anger that three years ago yang a ceo rejected a microsoft buy out

but we begin in palo alto with lloyd lacuesta and that long awaited rain. >> reporter: reign has been falling steady in downtown palo alto since 6:00 tonight. no real problems yet but as you can see the water is puddling up in the waters here, still no one we talked to tonight is complaining. >> it's time for the rain, time for the water and we need it. more importantly we need the snow. >>> this is the first really big rainstorm since november. while most of us were enjoying the dry weather we all knew it had to end. >> i'm happy to see it come. you know my lawn needed a lot of water. everything needs water. we need snow in the mountain, i'm happy to see it come. maybe i might be able to go skiing next weekend. >> skiing yes, bicycling not so good in the rain. and san francisco is a bicycling friendly city. we found one store that is finally moving it's eco umbrellas. >> what have sales been like this winter? >> of umbrellas not so good. but in the last 24 hours it's been good now that we have some rain palo alto wasn't getting much business. at the restaurant with sidewalk tables bu

but we begin in palo alto with lloyd lacuesta and that long awaited rain. >> reporter: reign has been falling steady in downtown palo alto since 6:00 tonight. no real problems yet but as you can see the water is puddling up in the waters here, still no one we talked to tonight is complaining. >> it's time for the rain, time for the water and we need it. more importantly we need the snow. >>> this is the first really big rainstorm since november. while most of us were enjoying the dry weather we all knew it had to end. >> i'm happy to see it come. you know my lawn needed a lot of water. everything needs water. we need snow in the mountain, i'm happy to see it come. maybe i might be able to go skiing next weekend. >> skiing yes, bicycling not so good in the rain. and san francisco is a bicycling friendly city. we found one store that is finally moving it's eco umbrellas. >> what have sales been like this winter? >> of umbrellas not so good. but in the last 24 hours it's been good now that we have some rain palo alto wasn't getting much business. at the restaurant with sidewalk tables bu

and lloyd lacuesta found her today at a restaurant. >> reporter: he was not happy to see us.aurant we could see people talking to coach jackson. but he made it clear he didn't want to talk to us saying he was here only to meet with friends. he did tell a reporter soon after his firing that he was shocked by what happened. jackson said at a meeting, newly hired general manager mackenzie told him, we no longer need your services. and when he asked why he said, i am starting from scratch. coach jackson lost four straight games at the epd -- end of the season and failed to make the play offs. >> we didn't make it. i guess it's a cut throat business. >> reporter: mark davis says he is talking to groups in los angeles about returning to southern california. although he hasn't seen an offer he lightbulbs. quote we're trying to get something done up here but if we can't, we've got to get something done some where because we need to be able to compete. >> we may be getting in our cars or planes and going down there to watch them to see them. we've done that before, we'll probably do i

live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> an our facebook wall tonight, there was overwhelming support for the coach's actions. writing these kids today have zero respect for adults, back when i was little, we knew better than to talk back. good job, coach, and eric comments, being on the team is a privilege, not a right. if you don't follow the rules, you can't complain about being punished for it. share your feeling on facebook. >>> two small earthquakes hit south of san jose. of the the first east of watsonville. hit about 6:20 this evening. minutes later, a secretary quake was felt 13 miles northeast. that quake registered 2.8. no reports of injuries or damage. >>> a massive cleanup is underway at telegraph hill in san francisco, where the boulders fell earlier this week, crushing a car, and getting very close to a condo. today, crews were clearing the area. even so, geologists we spoke with say it's just a matter of time until another rockslide happens there. the city allowed residents back into their yellow tagged homes yesterday, though they're actually advising resident

lloyd lacuesta is in fremont, where he has been gauging reaction from the afghan community. >> it's so sad to see my people getting mutilated. >> reporter: we decided to show just one frame of the video, that shows four men wearing marine uniforms urinating on the bodies of three men on the ground. >> i don't believe our marines would do something like this. i don't believe it. >> if it turns out to be true. >> then pathetic. >> terrible. >> reporter: in a restaurant, we found some men visiting from afghanistan and showed them the picture. >> i feel bad. i feel really bad. i'm sorry for the families of these people. >> it was degrading the american image abroad. and furthermore, it puts the lives of our troops in danger, which such images are shown. >> reporter: he is with care, the consol of emigrations. >> they don't see the good of america. >> reporter: but this man saw something different in the images. >> those guys are out there under a lot of stress, obviously, it's not a good thing. but i can't say anything bad about our troops either. and obviously, it's a terrible thing. >> a

lloyd lacuesta, ktvu news. >>> fire officials say they are suspicious about a fire.the garage of a home at 194 vista del monte caught fire early today. santa clara fire investigators suggest it was arson since the last one was also arson. >>> firefighters say they arrived and found the attic burning. then they found another fire on the first floor. invest investigators are trying to figure out how that happened. the homeowners were out of town at the time. >>> there's universal condemnation about a video appearing to show u.s. marine urinating on dead taliban fighters. the white house came out with a strong denomination saying it is inconsistent with american values and the promising an investigation. >> what it depicts, what it apparently depicts is unacceptable. >> anyone, anyone found to have participated, on known about it, having engaged in such conduct must be held accountable. >> reporter: if u.s. soldiers did cross the line and violate the crime of duct will be investigated. >> reporter: they fought for their country, know what war is like. >> at times when y

live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> an our facebook wall tonight, there was overwhelming support for the coach's actions. writing these kids today have zero respect for adults, back when i was little, we knew better than to talk back. good job, coach, and eric comments, being on the team is a privilege, not a right. if you don't follow the rules, you can't complain about being punished for it. share your feeling on facebook. >>> two small earthquakes hit south of san jose. of the the first east of watsonville. hit about 6:20 this evening. minutes later, a secretary quake was felt 13 miles northeast. that quake registered 2.8. no reports of injuries or damage. >>> a massive cleanup is underway at telegraph hill in san francisco, where the boulders fell earlier this week, crushing a car, and getting very close to a condo. today, crews were clearing the area. even so, geologists we spoke with say it's just a matter of time until another rockslide happens there. the city allowed residents back into their yellow tagged homes yesterday, though they're actually advising resident

lloyd lacuesta is here and says there's conflicting opinion on how the workers would do that. >> reporter: this is the site of the great american amusement mark where the raiders want to build a $1 billion stadium. but stadium opponents say the game is not over. >> if it was such a bad idea it wouldn't happen in the first place, right. >> reporter: a new group called santa clara plays fair need to collect 5,000 signatures in the next week. it's trying to qualify a referendum that seeks to have the city rescind a loan to build a stadium or that the public vote. now an electrical workers union has entered the fray. ibwe local 332 today posted on its website quote we've been asked by the 49ers to generate 10 to 20 individuals to act as interceptors. the union said it would pay interceptors $100 for a four hour shift. >> they are trying to get between us and the citizens who want to sign the petitions. >> reporter: when we went to ibew headquarters the word interceptors and the $100 offer has been deleted from their website. >> we're not going to get in the way for anybody who is trying to ga

lloyd lacuesta, ktvu news. >>> fire officials say they are suspicious about a fire.the garage of a home at 194 vista del monte caught fire early today. santa clara fire investigators suggest it was arson since the last one was also arson. >>> firefighters say they arrived and found the attic burning. then they found another fire on the first floor. invest investigators are trying to figure out how that happened. the homeowners were out of town at the time. >>> there's universal condemnation about a video appearing to show u.s. marine urinating on dead taliban fighters. the white house came out with a strong denomination saying it is inconsistent with american values and the promising an investigation. >> what it depicts, what it apparently depicts is unacceptable. >> anyone, anyone found to have participated, on known about it, having engaged in such conduct must be held accountable. >> reporter: if u.s. soldiers did cross the line and violate the crime of duct will be investigated. >> reporter: they fought for their country, know what war is like. >> at times when y

lloyd lacuesta is here and says there's conflicting opinion on how the workers would do that. >> reporteris is the site of the great american amusement mark where the raiders want to build a $1 billion stadium. but stadium opponents say the game is not over. >> if it was such a bad idea it wouldn't happen in the first place, right. >> reporter: a new group called santa clara plays fair need to collect 5,000 signatures in the next week. it's trying to qualify a referendum that seeks to have the city rescind a loan to build a stadium or that the public vote. now an electrical workers union has entered the fray. ibwe local 332 today posted on its website quote we've been asked by the 49ers to generate 10 to 20 individuals to act as interceptors. the union said it would pay interceptors $100 for a four hour shift. >> they are trying to get between us and the citizens who want to sign the petitions. >> reporter: when we went to ibew headquarters the word interceptors and the $100 offer has been deleted from their website. >> we're not going to get in the way for anybody who is trying to gather