>>maureen: reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: a double homicide rocks a quiet neighborhood in vallejo. it happened on our map on race street. we show you the crime scene. >>haazig: two dead bodies found here and vallejo. behind me you see this a lot of county emergency service command center set up their leading the investigation. neighbors described they heard. pal, pal, paul and that was set.it. >>haazig: defend a man dead in the front seat of this white ford taurus, and later on deputies found another deceased shooting victim at the outset of all home a short distance away lying in his driveway. his body covered by this blue tarp while forensic specialists when over the crime scene. the woman who for the shooting said this is unusual for this neighborhood. >> i haven't heard anything like that around here, by daughter said she never heard anything like this. >>haazig: the share department said the motive for this double homicide is still under investigation. in vallejo, kron 4 news. >>pam: tonight at 5:10 p.m. flight di

>>maureen: maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: it is certainly been a very windy day today. take a look at our picture from now till m. still shaking around. very gusty conditions in certain places around the bay area. the winless 33 mi. an hour in san francisco, 44 earlier today with gusts in the '50s. breezy in oakland with 21 mi. an hour sustained winds and 24 in fairfield. this will be crazy over night close to the coast line. the winds inland will die down overnight. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, inland but still seeing gusts of 20s along the coast and that will continue into the afternoon winds will pick up tomorrow afternoon for our inland valleys. we're going to deal with the wind and fog into tomorrow. tomorrow morning coastal and they fog expected in that will push back to the coast by noon. that's when the winds come up, when the into the afternoon, warmer tomorrow afternoon. we have big changes by mid-week. i will have those details coming up. >>pam: mississippi river is continuing to swell and recapped in the region. we will show you how the flooding is impacting flooding

in salinas, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you can final maureen' maureen's story as well as our other special reports. >>> we are just getting word from texas about the death of a man suspected of shooting three people in san francisco last halloween. this was the scene last october when police say 20-year-old jesse brown fired at another 20- year-old. three people including a 3-year- old girl and her grandmother were shot, all survived. yesterday houston police say brown was involved in a shoot out at a greyhound bus terminal. officers there say brown shot two police officers before turning the gun on himself. brown died at the scene. the officers are expected to survive. >>> about a year from now, san franciscans will have the option of buying renewable power. electricity would cost more than power from pg & e and it would still be transmitted over the utility's power lines. a similar program is already being used by 9,000 customers in marin county. >> google has announced plans to break grounds on the new building in mountain view. the current leased space just isn't big

i'm maureen naylor. pam cook is off today. let's get right to steve for a look at this unusual weather on this tuesday. >> on the morning news as i said. the second hour we do have more of another low dropping in. that means a very cool pattern for this time of year. mostly cloudy, cool, breezy. there has been some decent rain especially in the north bay. highs today way below average. upper 60s for some and off and on rain mostly cloudy, temperatures though staying far below average for this time of year. here's sal. >>> steve, right now traffic on the golden gate bridge looks good coming could be to the toll plaza and through southern marin. it is a nice drive. also if you are driving on the bay bridge westbound small delays at toll plaza you can see traffic on the bridge itself looks good. 6:01. back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. we begin this morning with one man who was shot and killed in rodeo last night. and ktvu channel 2 news reporter jade hernandez just spoke with a neighbor who heard the gunshots. good morning, j

i'm maureen naylor. pam cook is off today. let's get to a check ofwetter and traffic on this last day of may. talk about the light rain. >>> yes. we have some north bay. some steady. already picked up about a quarter inch for some. knot bay in line for more today. everyone else south of that more clouds, cool, breezy, very light amounts from about san francisco, sfo, oakland, vallejo north in line for some rain. in fact 60s on the temps and you can see some of the rain continues. not all of it's showing up but it's there. northern napa county, lake county, sonoma and mendocino. here's sal. >>> 880 northbound traffic moves along nicely if you're coming from hayward all the way to oakland or going the other way around it looks good as well. also a live picture at this point of westbound interstate 80 heading to the macarthur maze looks good. 5:00. let's go back to the desk. >>> sheriffs deputies in contra costa county are on the hunt for suspects in a deadly overnight shooting. ktvu channel 2 reporter jade hernandez live in rode

>>maureen: the people who live here say they are shaken by the disappearance. this big its nerve wracking because there are times when we leave in a we don't locker door and to meet the form of gold as a walked away. it's scary. >> it gives me goose on sex, where is this baby? where is this child? if hasn't eaten or been changed. where is this child? >>maureen: morning chilly, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: it's been a windy day today. the winds have not let up here and in other places as well. our current wind speeds, breezy, san francisco 33 mi. an hour winds at this hour. 44 sustained winds the chefs and the '50s. when the of the airport pandy east bay shores some in the 20 mi. an hour range. it was easily see over night and into tomorrow if the gusty winds close to the coast line and it will come down and land out there this evening by noon tomorrow, breezy close to the coast and the winds picked up through the bay into tomorrow afternoon. sustained winds in the 20 mi. an hour range with gusts in san francisco in the 30's and 20's elsewhere. tomorrow, fog is pu

ktvu's maureen naylor is live where family mens were waiting. first david stevenson is at san francisco general hospital where doctors talked about what lies ahead for ben swift -- brian stow. >> reporter: right now he is in critical condition. this was the scene at san francisco general hospital at 1:45 today as brian stow a giants fan and a paramedic arrived here. the icu room he is in includes special monitors to help niseizes. he new physician is the hospital's head of neurosurgery. he told us it is too early to ases his chances to fully recover. >> there is images for us to review. a large pile of medical records. again, he is just now arrived here. what i know about him is what i learned frommia and now i am learning from him about him. >> reporter: he was accompanied by his ex-wife and a cousin. even strangers moved showed up to offer support. >> he is a great father. great attitude. and he is a great giants fan. he is in our prayers. >> reporter: now for now he is only seen by his family members. we learned the giants plan to drop by as

good morning, allie. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. those fire investigators just finished going through this house here behind me trying to answer that question. they were looking for any clues as to what may have caused this fire. meanwhile the baaal onchief says the firefighters had to spend the last hour removing everything inside the family's home garage. all the household appliances, clothing, old furniture stored in there. and fire battalion chief out here says they had to do that to make sure there was no chance of this fire rekindling. now this fire started in the garage. you can see they have firefighters just put a tarp over it right now. there's a family of five that live in this home and the fire started around 2:00. the firefighters say that none of the people who live in this house are children. they're all adult family members, but two of the people from the home had to be transferred to san francisco general hospital. although at this point firefighters say they can't tell me whether those people were taken to the hosp

>>maureen: here's a picture of some of the 135 lbs. of methamphetamine that was seized as a result of this investigation. this revalue is over $7 million. this federal indictment accuses 17 people of operating a drug ring in contra costa county. one of them joseph, an alleged leader of the street gang. some of those on the list are believed to be involved and other crimes. >> friday, homicide, shootings, drug and weapons trafficking. the majority >>maureen: was seized, those warrants turned up 26 weapons including these assaults wife falls as well as several bulletproof vests. 16 people named in this indictment are in custody, one of them the only female on the list is still a fugitive. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: hundreds of thank you, suspects could be off the hook because of faulty breathalyzer is. the breathalyzer is are being recalled all across the country because they were giving false readings. those devices were used by san jose and palo alto police among others. as kron 4 roth reports, 865 cases are under review. >>ro

maureen o'connor of gawker.com coming up with her thoughts. you ready, maureen?> i'm ready. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ somewhere in america, a city comes to life. it moves effortlessly, breathes easily. it flows with clean water. it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier. all to become the kind of city people want to live and work in. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest questions. and the over sixty thousand people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. >>> let's check tonight's headlines. the crest of the flooding mississippi river, well, it really has now reached natchez, mississippi. look at all that water. that's about 100 miles north of baton rouge, louisiana. even though the water is not expected to rise, it's not expected to go down, either. stressed levees may have to hold up to a few weeks more, a lot longer here. health officials warn the floodwaters are extremely dangerous with e. coli levels up to 200 times higher than normal. >>> police have released the 911 audio from a drowning that left thr

. >> i'm maureen umeh. happened on the upper floor on north ivy street in arlington. two young women say they lost everything they owned. audrey? >> that's right. the women lived on the upper floor of this apartment house. a family of four, and their uncle who owned the building lives on the lower floors. nearly everyone was in the building when the blaze started and sent them scrambling to get out. >> the landlord came up, and i thought it was one of the roommates playing a joke, locked out, and i got out there. the house is on fire, and i was like, what? i just ran out and the entire back of the house was up in flames. >> reporter: within minutes the back of the apartment house was engulfed in flames. neighbors tore out of their homes to warn the people living there to get out. >> i saw the flames and i freaking out. i was like, oh, no, mom, mom! my mom was upstairs and i had to run downstairs. i ran. two of the kids were already out. >> reporter: the family of four made it out, but no one could find their two pet cats. by the time the fire was contained, it was inc

kron 4's maureen kelly was at the presidio's 143rd memorial day ceremony. >> i feel emotional. it's important for me to teach my children the sacrifices they make for us. >> lof us have a lot to be grateful for. if it weren't for the military who knows what the country would look like today. [ music playing ] [ taps playing ] >> i think a lot of people kind of don't think about it what it is people sacrifice and that should be something we celebrate and don't forget about. >> i think it's important because of a remembrance for what has tooken place in the past and the people who water

>>maureen: public announcements have been placed on tv, facebook and twitter. there is zero tolerance for alcohol at this year's bay to breakers. if the target audience, young people. those behind the act say they don't want to be killed joyce, wacky cautions are encouraged and clothing is optional at the race. it's what you see happening at this video that it will want to see repeated. drunken debauchery which leads to bad behavior. if people plummeting, pena and defecating in the street. the people who live in the neighborhood that the race runs through complain about the mess. some participants left behind. that's what the city launched a campaign to catch people off and forcing people to not have open containers. >> the bay to breakers race kicks off next sunday. watch it live on kron 4 and atm. or sing all the kron 4 personalities in attendance. if you're in the race or sleeping in you can always watch it in a replay at night at 7:00 p.m. the mighty mississippi is flexing its might. the president is deciding whether to stay or packed as the floods reached

maureen kelly. >>catherine: taking a look of the market. the dow jones was down by 39 points.ert? commodities fell apart, and oil also fell, last week it was $10 and now, it is $99 per barrel. when a stock prices came down. commodities are falling apart, that is telling us that in the wake of a higher dollar. purrs perhaps speculation, we bursts' that bottle with commodities. rising too far forward or a economy is going. we bursts' that bubble with the economies. with libya, referring to it as a premium price and it popped that bubble. >>catherine: jobs? >> the first-time unemployment claims come out on thursday. we speak about this. over 400,000, it was well below 400,000. friday, we will get the numbers and well below for a thousand however, over 400,000 is going to be get news for initial jobless claims. perhaps spring creek, and the toyota plant could impact those numbers and even spring creek, tsunami, kentucky, perhaps they jumped a bit more than a shut up. but that said, a bit of a push. i would give the economy not a complete cold or hot reading but it is not frozen is

maureen kelly, kron 4 news.his is expected to bring 1300 jobs. >> 600 construction jobs for the renovation that will happen immediately. and another 700 permanent jobs that are reflected not only store with that target store but also 20 different new restaurants/venues. facing from mission street. flye >>pam: the street level of is slated to open in 2012. wal-mart is still going strong. fortune magazine says that for a $21 billion in sales helped it earned its place on top. for $21 billion, $42 $1 billion = # 14 wal-mart on fortune magazine. $41 billion $41 billion $9 four two on (music) >> jacqueline: what we can expect with our temperatures? let us take a look of the fog. it is going to fill into our bay shore. this projection could be a big aggressive. and it is going to clea by the bit quicker. the fog tracker is also showing that this is offshore at 9:00 a.m. it is likely to hog the coastline. into the early afternoon. temperatures are going to look like this with 80s. tomorrow, low 70's for the most part.

ktvu's maureen naylor live to tell us how they plan to enforce the rules there. maureen. >> reporter: good morning, dave. it may be quiet here in downtown san jose right now. that's expected to change tonight with expected big crowds. sounds like police do have fewer officers this year because of budget cuts, but they say the public should not notice a difference. they have put up these no parking signs. in anticipation of the expected crowds. they say either people don't see these signs or ignore them and get towed. they temporarily restrict parking because they say in the past cars have been vandalized and also keeping room for emergency vehicles and bigger issue keeping people away from congregating around their cars. with cinco de mayo falling on a thursday night, the crowd could swell. >> it is in the thousands. could be in the tens of thousands. we understand that by and large most of the that go downtown and east san jose celebrate the holiday are good family people there to have a good time, they're law-abiding citizens. just very small percentage of peop

maureen kelly spoke to a tech expert about what the speeds for other bay area social bill like facebookill mean. >> the executives are opening the bell. you see the soaring stock. with the double a p of $45 right out of the gate. at $83 and the peaking at $115 and $94 close. investors are watching this activity on wall street with a number of other social media like twitter, facebook. the are poised to follow suit. tech expert. >> if this goes really well? investors are going to buy. and if they want to of their stock on the market to sell it the want to make sure that they can get to the market of the feeding frenzy is going on. they do not want to get there when nobody else is hungry for social media stock. when they came out as early? perhaps not as much money as perhaps when facebook goes public? anything could happen. >> maureen kelly, kron board news. >> and facebook is going for a short down kron 4-news, -- and that legislators are forcing a privacy policy change. giving the parents the right about of to 18 years old. if an example? facebook could be demanded to remove a photo of

maureen naylor tells us how this will impact pending dui cases. >> reporter: san jose police are using the alco-sensor iv model saying that the newer model can cause condensation and inaccurate reading. >> we need to look at these cases with new eyes. >> reporter: they are now reviewing a hundred dui cases. the real test is really used as the sole thing. >> there could be a case out there where this was a main piece of evidence and we will not be sure unless we look. >> reporter: the public defender's office says a questions using field breathalyzers at all. >> i think the fact that one of them is not working right makes you question all of them. >> reporter: this woman was pulled over last year and questions the results. >> i had to blow four times. and then on the fourth try they said, okay, we got it. let's take her in. >> reporter: in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors took steps today to keep companies from leaving the city. they proposed a six-year time limits on a new stock option compensation tax. it would have a ceiling of

>>maureen: displayed little emotion in court as a translator translated that u.s. government considers him a threat. in her argument the u.s. attorney says, the defendant yeld god is great in their back several times during the incident noting the phrase has been linked with several other terrorist incidents including the 911 terrorist attacks. they said the defendant had no carry-on luggage for the flight. he had no keys or cellphone but did have an apple charger. investigators found several pieces of identification and including two new york larders permits with different addresses and expired california driver's license. he was carrying $47 in cash and had to check both posted one for $5,000, and another in his name for $8,000. the details who wrote the checks was not released. he was going to stay with his family and vallejo who according to the prosecution did not know he was coming. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: 2 of the suspect's family members outside the court room did confirm they did not know he was a riveting. kron 4 spoke to other family members

. >> now the incident happened last night in belmont, maureen kelly has the latest information on the case. >> a san mateo woman and her five year-old daughter were caught here in the pizzeria around 9:00 p.m. tuesday night. that is when a man got into the car, demanded the keys, then pushed the mother out of the car. it was while the suspect was trying to get the car started, the woman was able to quickly get the child out from the back seat before the suspect drove away. luckily the woman and a little girl were not hurt. the suspect took off and eluded capture for five hours until the stolen honda civic was found around the highway and the suspect was still inside. police say that he has confessed to stealing the car, he was booked into county jail for carjacking. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> a piece of naval history has been recovered, some thieves tried to cash in in. kron4 shows you how the police caught up stolen property >> you are looking at what is left from a u.s. naval monument, the thieves stole the brass ring chain portal mounted on top lakeside park in oakland. this is a

maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> the same washington postcenter poll shows president obama gets a boost. with 60% now approving. and the president's approval is now at a career high at 69%. >>> friend or foe, that's the question being raised about pakistan's which is osama bin laden's country of choice to hide out in. maureen naylor with the suspicions and reaction from a pakistani immigrant. >> reporter: frank the cia director pineta told lawmakers today that pakistan was either quote involved or incompetent. but the man who manages this pakistani restaurant chutney on jones street says yes there was an intelligence failure but that his homeland was not protecting the wanted terrorist. as he was greeting customers this evening, aziz was thinking about the dramatic developments in the pakistani city where he wednesday to boarding school and he just visited last year. >> it's very beautiful. a lot of people, tourists come there. >> reporter: aziz says he was shocked that osama bin laden used the city as his final hide out. and tonight he dismissed claims that pakistan was helping al- qai

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> details from the arnold suites anacharis that'sex scandal.as obsessed with is impacting hollywood. the statement released that his the former mistress, is being painted as a woman who was obsessed with maria shriver. >> new allegations and new pictures servicing of the scandal. his former mistress obsessed with the wife, maria shriver. she would dress and her clothing and would request and receive marital and pregnancy advice from maria shriver. and also schwarzenegger after maria shriver would leave the she was more of a wife and faja maria shriver because she when a sequel for terminator? when he is ready. have >> temperatures for the mid 70's. upper 60s from the bay. has would go towards the saturday and sunday with partly cloudy conditions and a breezy. especially close to the coast. if the good news is that high, dry for the beginning of the workweek has. partly cloudy conditions but no rainfall. if >> according to billboard south. and in several major u.s. cities the end of the world is this saturday. now, here stanley roberts who found

maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> the same washington postcenter poll shows president obama gets a boost. with 60% now approving. and the president's approval is now at a career high at 69%. >>> friend or foe, that's the question being raised about pakistan's which is osama bin laden's country of choice to hide out in. maureen naylor with the suspicions and reaction from a pakistani immigrant. >> reporter: frank the cia director pineta told lawmakers today that pakistan was either quote involved or incompetent. but the man who manages this pakistani restaurant chutney on jones street says yes there was an intelligence failure but that his homeland was not protecting the wanted terrorist. as he was greeting customers this evening, aziz was thinking about the dramatic developments in the pakistani city where he wednesday to boarding school and he just visited last year. >> it's very beautiful. a lot of people, tourists come there. >> reporter: aziz says he was shocked that osama bin laden used the city as his final hide out. and tonight he dismissed claims that pakistan was helping al- qai

--maureen kelly was kron4 news. >> new details in the case of a kidnapped child.d to $5 million for the woman accused of taking the child, she is accused of kidnapping her granddaughter over the weekend and then claiming that the child was hers. prosecutors have added a charge of residential burglary to a complaint against her. this is the baby with its mother after their reunited. the grandmother to a bus and a taxi from southern california and then went into her son's home. we have a programming change to tell you about, dr. phil is moving time slots to 4:00 p.m.. fact that means at 8:00 p.m., there will be a new kron4 prime-time newscast. the changes begin monday may 30th. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >> as much as i tr

, maureen. >> reporter: i want you to take a look at my feet, the thick mud in this orchard isn't the. one of three cherries will have to be thrown away. >> after last night's rain, it's easy to find cracked cherries. >> reporter: santos says there's no marketing cracked cherries. the outlook for the output of his 150 acres of cherries is dimming just two weeks from harvest. >> wouldn't be surprised to see upwards of 50, 60% of actual orchards being lost to the cracking. but right now we really don't have a great idea. it's not getting better it's just getting worse. >> reporter: up the road for the third time in four days, a light rain fell on these strawberry fields, devastating for the ripe fruit. >> unfortunately i am hoping we will be able to break even on the crop. >> reporter: the immature green fruit okay, but the red fruit will rot. >> we already have 100% put into them from the moment you plant them. any time rain comes along it definitely stings you pretty bad. >> reporter: the fruit stand promoted a rainy day special for a flat of strawberries picked yesterday. but with no

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> >> bart also commuters can experience delays.art crews are doing maintenance work and repair work to electric cables. during that time only the bay point line will be traveling under the bay. you must use a transfer at walt st/oakland. 12 st--oakland city station you must transfer. the bay point line will be the only point going underneath the bay. delays expected. in oakland, kron 4 news. >> new this morning, vice president joe biden delivered his weekly address for the president because the president is in europe. joe biden is crediting president obama with the four domestic auto recovery. bringing back thousands of jobs. >> president of, and i'm when we came into office week it faced an awful industry on the brink of total extinction, collapsed. we thought that general motors and chrysler would just go under but they did not think that the automobile industry was the essential for the american future. the president disagreed. in addition he was not going to walk away from thousands of united autoworkers to work for general mot

and maureen naylor spoke to his family. >> reporter: his family arrived tonight and they came here to the scotts valley grand prix to give appreciate for the support. >> we had to leave l.a. who's been amazing to us but we get to come home. and we get to bring bryan home. so it was bittersweet. >> reporter: tomorrow her 42- year-old brother will be taken by medical jet from l.a.x. to sfo then the san francisco trauma center. stow's mother says the first priority will be stabilizing him after the trip. >> hopefully that will be within a day or two so we're going to be excited about that and start his recovery. that's what we were hoping for. >> reporter: while stow is still in a coma, she says that he is responding. while wearing his son's giant hat, bryan's dad finally saw the clothing he was wearing that day. >> i just want my friend back, but i don't think that's going to be immediate. >> reporter: reporting live in scotting valley, maureen naylor. >>> san francisco police are turning to surveillance video in their investigation to the killing of a 47-year-old man. the man seen here

let's bring in maureen o'connor, maureen, good infoto see you.ear whether the porn was his or whether he watched it but it's not something an islamic extremist with four wives should have anywhere around him, should it? >> no. well, it's like an episode of "room raiders." we're hearing about his medicine cabinet and on his hard drive. there was pornographic videos among the computer documents they confiscated. it's not clear how that got there. there was no internet connection at osama bin laden's compound. they didn't even have a land line for a telephone for like a dial-up connection. when he sent e-mail he would put his e-mail messages on to a usb drive and send one of his touriers to an internet cafe to send the e-mails, download new information and bring it back, so maybe the porn got there through that, it's hard to say. >> yeah. okay. let's switch some gears here, we're going to change gears dramatically here. even the guys have been covering this extensively, you guys, we've got a lot to talk about when it comes to "two and a half men" be

live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man hunt is underway in a double homicide investigation. neighbors reported multiple gun shots before 11:00 last nights. investigators found a man dead behind the wheel of a torsis they found a second victim in a driveway half a a block away. crime there is on the rise. >> i have been here 10 years and the neighborhood has really just blossomed with crime, robberies, blurring hears. >> the names of the victims will not be released till their families are notified. >>> if you have plans to head to lake ha, you might want to avoid highway 50. they are making repairs, the retaining walls are 80 years old and started to crumble. 50-mile long detour, adding an hour to your trip and the cameras were there as the first driver was turned around today. >> that's upsetting. >> there is a big incentive to complete the project early, the contractor will get a $150,000 bonus for each day the project is completed ahead of schedule. >>> california is spending a lot of money because of deadly car accidents, more than other states. that's according to new

maureen. >> reporter: dave, we're at the intersection of market and santa clara streets. we just saw the first car go by with the mexican flag. here is where this is the area we're talking police this is the main thoroughfare santa clara street officers say people will be cruising with their flags out tonight. they're expecting thousands. and that's the reason why they've put parking restrictions in place tonight. we have video from last year that shows a cinco de mayo parade, but however the cinco de mayo parade this year has been canceled because the heritage group that puts on the event says it can no longer afford it. while no official celebrations planned, thousands are still expected to come down to san jose to party. >> it's just exciting. i'm a little disappointed that they're not having the parade. >> usually when they have the celebrations there's all kinds of cars. all decked out. lots of people from lots of different parts of the area that aren't from local. it's celebrator, it's fun. it's a little weird at times. >> reporter: now recent years have been more p

>>maureen: they said they gave limited informations out because of what they know about the crime. >>id there looking into how to get more information out to it students in a more timely fashion but they believe there were first responder is handled appropriately. >> when officers are brought it there were three bleeding victims on the fifth floor. the first priority had to be medical care, it's the human response and that's the response we always want. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >>catherine: in antioch police have arrested three men today on drug charges. one of them facing weapons charges. they say it happened after research and a home after complaints of shootings and violent crimes in that area. the swat team was on the scene. it's a one

host: maureen mcavey joines us, with the urban land institute. ms.y, as far as money is concerned, how much money should the government be spending? guest: we should be spending about twice what we are currently spending. it really is a strategic priority for us. the american society of civil engineers did a study showing that over the next five years we need to be spending about $2.20 trillion. we will spend about half of that. host: what is going on that we have to spend that kind of money? guest: we have not done major investments in infrastructure -- roads, bridges, mass transit, water systems, etc. we have not been spending what we need to spend. people use it. it is used every single day. largely, we take for granted. people basically do not want to spend more. we assume that when we opened the tap, here comes clean water. we assume that we have a good road to drive on. one way or the other, whether through taxes, tolls, fees, we need to be spending more. host: do you mean those in congress do not want to spend more on these things? guest: cong

ktvu's maureen naylor tells us, she learned her friends are real friends and are there threw good times and bad. >> reporter: for one 15-year- old battling cancer, this lanyard is providing much needed support. >> i love you. i love you, forever. >> reporter: it's hard to miss heidi and her blue hair. the 15-year-old was diagnosed with a type of bone cancer last year. after doctors discovered a tumor in her neck. >> i could never have guessed. >> reporter: the child has gone through a dramatic change. >> they said you will lose your hair and she got upset and the first thing she said, i am getting blue hair. >> reporter: and a pink wig too. perhaps the brightest chapt in her battle is her group of friends. they talked home work and hoppies. they have joined her fight. >> we heard she was diagnosed we really wanted to do something. >> reporter: they started team heidi, selling wrist bands to raise money for cancer research. >> it makes us feel like we have a part of it and we are all doing it in celebration of heidi. >> they raised the most money in our relay. >> reporter: 1,000 paper cr

ktvu's maureen naylor is live at one display. >> reporter: behind me you can see it has grown. highway 24. a steady stream of oning. a dozen american flags are out here as this new chapter of history unfold. >> reporter: a steady stream of honks. >> i am here to support the president of the united states. >> reporter: this vet wear as bronze star replucaw of the one he was awarded. you won't find him cheering the death of osama bin laden. >> i don't think -- i would be involved in a celebration. having taken a human life. >> i was walking to work and i saw that headline and i stopped to took notice and had a little silent celebration on my own. >> his brother heard the news during the phillies-mets game and says that crowd chant brought a tear to his eye. >> i found out when 50,000 people found out and immediately, u.s.a. >> the next concern was for the soldiers over there and how much longer are we going be there. >> reporter: michael holds a dream that safer days are ahead without osama bin laden. >> he got what he deserved. you know? i don't think that will stop or slow down

begin with maureen naylor who was with family and friends. >> reporter: brin arrived, via this medical jet 3-1/2 hours ago. the team waiting to help him is a man they are used to working with. >> the jet touched down at 1:00 where teams of paramedics were waiting. it's emotional. but i feel more happy and hopeful thoughts. i am more positive than anything. i am grateful he is able to come closer to home. >> she and others carefully unloaded him and on to a gurney. he was secured, covered and put on an ambulance. >> one step closer to getting back to santa cruz. >> reporter: his trip home from los angeles started in a ambulance to the airport. >> big day. the kid's dad is coming home. >> reporter: his ex-wife was also at the airport but the kids were not. they haven't seen him since the accident. >> i have always stayed positive and been very honest with the kids. but they -- they are excited. >> reporter: but their dad remains unconscious. still unresponsive. >> we are hoping he had enough time to heal and his brain will come around. he will make a recovery. >> reporter: coming up at 6

if maureen kelly found there was still plenty of those being consumed. >>maureen: concede the party didn't stop at the hay street hill despite the threat that there would be a big crack down on public drinking. i saw a lot of people guzzling four days and sit in tallboys. for the 10th year in a row by running might kilobar, there has not been any noticeable cracking down. a s.f. he would not say how many officers they had only that there were more than last year. it here you can see one officer room in the square, confiscating beers and pouring the milk. so here you could see a private security guards hired by the organizers taking away alcohol from one bewildered broader. there were a checkpoint set certain intersections where officers watched for opened containers, for those trend is the floats in that were banned this year. the result of a motorized vehicle that was escorted off. those two drugs were directed to the sobering it's a longer route or take into one of the several police vans parked nearby. while there was still a lot of alcohol at the rac

jim riches, maureen and al santora. good to have all of you with us today.rsweet every time you rejoin us to talk about things like this. you're going to neat with the president later today. you met with him in january of '09. what will you say to him today? >> well, i want to thank. we're eternally grateful for him to having the backbone to do what he did. he promised us he would get osama bin laden. and he brought some joy to the 9/11 families. even though it's been hard for us. there will be no closure for us because i'll always miss my son. he's never going to walk through that door. but at least there was some justice serves and some accountability after 9 1/2 long years. >> you said there will be no closure this morning. that's a word thrown around a lot this week. when you lose someone there never really is closure. but a few days on now do you feel any different at all? >> well, i'm joyous that we've finally seen real justice. that the man who was the responsible for al qaeda, and the terrorist attack, is finally dead. i'm joyous, very joyous about t

reporting live at san jose state, maureen naylor. >> reporter: santa clara authorities are searching for a systemed child abuser. george rodriguez is wanted on a $125,000 felony warrant. police believe he believed he and his ex-girlfriend abused her 3-year-old daughter. officers picked up marin and her daughter last night at a police department. >>> the city of marin is in such trouble that it's considering shutting down three fire stations. >> reporter: four stations could close including this one station seven. that is here in the oakland hills. come in inside, let me show you this map that is on the wall right now. the red dot, that is station seven. if this station goes down, look at how far the next fire station is. keep going, through a windy road, near the miles avenue. firefighters, protecting lives, protecting homes. >> it's great to have it right there. >> reporter: his home and hundreds of others near by burned down near the 1991 oakland hills fire, the importance of station seven in his eyes. >> it gives everybody around here a sense of security, it'll be bad to see it go

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the nurses strike at oakland's children's hospital is over. nurses returned to work at 7:00 this morning five days after walking off the job. they picketed over changes to their health care. the hospital wants the nurses to start contributing to their premium. the nurses have been working without a contract since it expired last july. >>> arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver are asking for privacy as they announced their separation. the couple said quote after a long time of thought, reflection and prayer we came to this decision together. at this time we are living apart while we work on the future of our relationship. >> what are you doing next? what are you going to do. what did you come up with? >>> less than two months ago maria shriver hinted about big changes in her life. shriver has moved away from her california home and has seen without a wedding ring. >>> just shy of its all time lord. farm fields and nearly 600 homes in low lying areas were inundated. authorities say it may be june before the river finally recedes. down river in

maureen kelly, kron 4 news.>pam: cannot forget that we have the exclusive coverage on the sunday may 15th. cameras also along the coast it starts and a sunday morning at 8:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. >>pam: gabe slate's tech report the small black. was it just unbuilt. the company behind black. just unveiled behind blackberry both phones are the 9900 and 9930 the blackbery running systems have a lot more options. and will have more update tonight at 6:00 p.m. gabe slate's tech report >>pam: a programming note to tell you about. this saturday will that nbc programming of the giants will be on nbc. kron 4 news will be on at 9:00 p.m.. we will be back. (music) >> jacqueline: tense going down a bit. that warming trend will continue towards tomorrow. fog along the coast what tends to go down a bit--temperatures. 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. that fog will clear and then clear skies with a warm up. still 60s along the coast and the 70's/low 80s, elsewhere. neighborhood by neighborhood, 76 and novado, 76 in richmond, san fran

maureen kelly shows us will look like with a more than $30 million renovation.aureen: the biggest tenant will be target, a smaller version of the big box people are used to. for this store will target the urban consumer. we know a lot of people will be walking to the store and the can't walk out caring a patio said. rather than having an expanse of how this election, we might have grilse designed to be used on the deck or in an apartment. it will have a fresh fruit section at the location, it's projected to open in the fall of 2012. if the new complex will have lots of storefronts facing the street. most of the businesses will be restaurants, there were still be a food court in side but this will open up to the garden. if those establishments will be ready for business and early 2012. some tenants will stay open during the renovation. like the movie theater. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>vicki: this project will create 1300 jobs in this city, 600 workers will be hired for the construction next month. 700 jobs will be, but agreed with the new stores set to open

kron 4's maureen kelly was at the presidio's 143rd memorial day ceremony. >> i feel emotional.portant for me to teach my children the sacrifices they make for us. >> lof us have a lot to be grateful for. if it weren't for the military who knows what the country would look like today. [ music playing ] [ taps playing ] >> i think a lot of people kind of don't think about it what it is people sacrifice and that should be something we celebrate and don't forget about. >> i think it's important because of a remembrance for what has tooken place in the past and the people who water involved -- who were involved. >> freedom is our cause but freedom does not come free and many paid the ultimate price. the america we knowed with not be the same if not for the men and women we honor today. >> president obama layed a brief at the arlington national cemetery tomb of the unknowns. he said this day has meaning for all americans. >> the blessings we enjoy as americans came at a dear cost. bears testimony to their enduring legacy. our nation owes a debt to its fallen heroes that we cannot ful

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this rain has hillside residence keeping watch for landslides. one homeowner says she is worried that the show will start moving again and create a bigger landslide. >>> patrol officers say it's not clear if the wet weather played a role in a crash that claimed the life of an elderly man. investigators say the car spun out and rolled over. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. the chp says its initial investigation suggests the driver may have suffered a medical emergency. >>> the chp is also investigating a crash of a driver killed in a minivan on interstate 880 in oakland to be no other calls were involved -- no other cars were involved. >>> for the past week now drivers have had to take a detour to repair an aging rock wall. the contract calls for $150,000 a day bonus for finishing early. the contractors will not be penalized for a weather delay. >> caltrans says it will know within 48 hours if highway 50 will be open on schedule one week from tomorrow. >>> you can get traffic and weather updates any time by clicking the stormwatch tab

he calls the stock overvalued because he says it's unclear if the company will turn a profit, maureenly, kron 4 news. >>> breedy but overall plent conditions around the bay area. live look outside. pretty shot for you on this thursday night. look at your 24 hour forecast. tonight we are expecting breezy conditions around the bay area. temperatures in the gifts for the bay -- 50s for the bay and inland spots. tomorrow, cloud cover but overall sunny and mild outside. into the afternoon, conditions similar to what we saw this afternoon. today, meaning plenty of sunshine throughout the bay area. looking at your overnight lows. 40s and 50s out there. 49 for san rafael. 51 oakland, mountain view. 50 in los gatos and san jose. morgan hill 48 degrees. and as we head into tomorrow afternoon, 3:00, temperatures will be into the upper 60s, low 70s around the bay area. 72 for novato. 66 richmond. 67 oakland. half moon bay 61 degrees. 75 for los gatos. 76 for morgan hill and 72 for san jose. we will look outside at your seven-day forecast, mild conditions for tomorrow. temperatures expected to be

it's will and maureen. >> yes, i can. >> thank you for joining us tonight. >> obviously question, the death of osama bin laden, what does that do to the fight against terrorism in the middle east and beyond? >> we have to remember that osama bin laden has been hunkered down for 10 years. he's more of a symbolic leader than a battlefield leader. he has delegated those tasks to others, but his death is very important because it's closure for all the families and victims of 9/11. it's closure for those people who were killed in the bombings in east after of our embassies and on the uss cole and it's a very significant symbolic victory on behalf of the united states. it's much better that we killed him and in other words dealt justice to him than if he had died of kidney problems or something like that. >> what does this do to al qaeda, though? he is the symbolic leader. are there people behind him pulling the strings we just don't see, haven't heard of? >> no. 2 is an egyptian physician who is the operational chief of al qaeda, so things won't change very much in that regard. in fact, we

ktvu's maureen naylor is live outside of san francisco general hospital where stow remains hospitalized. >> reporter: heather this morning i spoke with bryan stow's mother shortly after she got the news. she says she is excited and that the family is incredibly relieved after getting a call from lapd. the arrest came 7:00 this morning when los angeles police officers with guns drawn searched search wants at several locations including this east hollywood apartment complex. >> everybody had to go out, everybody. everybody. they said in spanish and english. >> reporter: several people were detained and a bystander said a bald man with tattoos was one of them and match wundt of two sketches posted on billboards around la limit ion i said for sometime this was an absolute priority of ours. our officers have been working day and night to find these individuals, and i said back then that we would and we have. >> reporter: after hearing the news, bryan stow's mother and sister came to visit him at san francisco general, where he remains in critical condition. online they thanked supporters and

ktvu's tara moriarty -- maureen naylor, i'm sorry. you're down there to tell us how police are getting ready for everything. >> reporter: we're in downtown san jose. there's no official celebration but people do come down. you'll find these no parking signs that have been set up. police are warning if you park here, crore car will be towed. they say every year people still try to park down here. we've seen cars decorated with the mexican flag. san jose police say there will be something different this year. their department has fewer officers but the numbers should not be noticeable on the street. >> the staffing levels are different. we've experienced a little contraction because of the budget issues. we have made up for those staffing shortages by implementing additional patrol officers. >> reporter: the department as half the your of breathalyzers it normally does because they had to send the devices back to the manufacturer to get the glitch fixed. the department typically as 60 breathalyzers. tonight they will have half the amoun

maureen kelly.ed >> it is an event that more of the mardi gras than marathon is a recently, it has spent a alcohol feeling bad behavior, public urination and public vomiting. officials are banning the alcohol. the police are going to set up checkpoints at undisclosed areas. they will be doing a lot of what they see with confiscation of a alcohol and checkpoints the will of sobering tents. for those falling down drunk and those intoxicated people not be a drain on local economies. --last year, there were 23 ambulance runs. these areas will be used for people that have too much, and health officials will be in those sobering tents, if they're not recovered successfully? the could possibly be taken to jail. the zazzle bayto breakers ou can watch it here. kron 4 has exclusive coverage of the 100th running of the beta breakers. with cameras all along the course sunday, may 15th right here. (music) >> jacqueline: a live look for or mount pam cam. clear skies. throughout the entire bay area, fog clinging t