ay, pamela, pamela. >> hola, soy pamela, dÉjame un recado y luego te llamo. >> pamela, mi amor...s? pues sÍ. >> piensa en todas las noches que hemos pasado amÁndonos, besÁndonos. contÉstame, mi amor. te necesito. ♪ >> sofÍa? aguÁntame. es que necesito enlazar a todos. >> ok. estÁ bien. (telÉfono) >> hola, pam. sÍ, claro, espero. >> bueno? seÑorita pamela? fÍjese que la seÑora... creo estÁ dormida. ♪ (telÉfono) >> quÉ pasÓ, pam? >> ya di el primer paso. renunciÓ. >> vaya y... cÓmo te sientes? >> ay, me imagino que ese se debe estar retorciendo del coraje. >> se siente fatal. ya sÉ que no deberÍa, pero... lo extraÑo. >> claro. es lÓgico. >> es como... como el primer dÍa cuando dejas de fumar. >> ay, acuÉrdate que los hombres son como los camiones. pasa uno y al ratititito pasa el otro. >> ay. >> sofÍa! >> es que no tengo ganas de salir con nadie mÁs. >> pero tienes que seguir con el plan. >> no sÉ si pueda. >> repite: cuÁl cual es la meta? >> enseÑarle que no puede tratar asÍ a quien lo ama. >> y el siguiente paso? >> no sÉ si es el momento. >> claro que tienes que hae blar con ella

pamela harris.g her a kiss, and a hug >> she was one of the early supporters of barack obama and even flew to illinois for his announcement of his candidacy for the president of united states. you can see how they are sharing that now she is the attorney general. he also supports her candidacy. are >> that is correct. >>pam: and ed lee was recently at the white house when china was visiting the united states for a state dinner. >>reporter: the last time at the present was here was in october wawhen he was raising money for democrats. before the november election. now that the election has passed. we are focusing on business. and meeting with top silicon valley executives. steve jobs from apple, eric schmidt from google, a zuckerberg from facebook. a variety of ideas they want to have a sit down to all about president obama school on research and development, entrepreneurship, pete back to work, and clean energy. getting people--back to work. to get their ideas on how we move forward tonight. that is

and attorney general, pamela harris and the new genermayor ed lee are all here to greet him .this rainfall it could possibly dry up by the time he lands. pamela? >>pam: dosteve jobs his health is still in question. gave? >> let us role this video. it is interesting. this is the enquirer that has this is not published is coming out in the next couple of days. and this is their picture of the week. and this was taken outside of the stanford cancer center that he is getting cancer treatment. they are showing that he is for a, week. and he-fril-he has been reported asr reafor real his condition is for real his body from is for re weehe is reported as beig weak and frail. with a liver transplant and his medical history, 2009, a medical leave from apple, came back to work. previously, he is also beaten pancreatic cancer. people are concerned. we will know more when this magazine is published. and stocks are down 1%. is that heim? land let us make sure that he is one of several silicon valley leaders to meet with the president. >> absolutely, with this picture let us hope that he is

pamela harris and the current mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. they are gathered at the steps here to welcome president obama to san francisco for his brief trip. as you noted this is going to be a very short trip previous trips here to the bay area have been fundraisers for various sanctions of the democratic party. this is one where he is coming out to the bay area on the heels of the release of his budget earlier this year. i spoke to an analyst who -- earlier this week i spoke to an analyst who said the it's a good chance for him to get away to friendly territory on the heels of some proposals on his budget that won't be taken well in other parts of the country. i think right there we can see the president emerging from the plane, waving to the crowd and coming down to the steps right now to greet lieutenant governor newsom, harris and lee. he's shaking their hands. surrounded by a large numberover security personnel. they are certainly familiar with camela harris worked for quite some time on his campaign to get him elect. he stayed in touch

pamela?> on the phone, to burn as details is kron 4 news reporters are standing by the we are going to start with sergeant cross with the chp. and it started, where do things stand right now? >> right now, there is a crew that is trying to get this cleaned up as quickly as possible. because we are within the commute time. it is one of those things have please be patient. kennetand wil get this restored as soon as possible but it is possibly 20-30 minutes. >> what exactly happened? >> the big rig driver called and said that he had a malfunction. picric-driver. and with sanding-onto the roadway. and fortunately, no injuries, no collisions but it is created a huge pack up. and in the scheme of things, nobody got hurt so that is a big plus. >> how far is the back up? >> it is backed up for quite a few and whenever there is one lane of traffic will back up 1 mi. per minute. that is why we believe to get peace restored as soon as possible. also, we do not want to compromise safety. >> no other vehi

director and pamela will understand that we are trying to keep this in the public light to keep this moving on. that is what helps to keep us focused. including yours truly. without a fire underneath me, i will move on to something else. i think it should be a standard item agenda with measurable improvements. three months sounds like a long time to be in protracted negotiations with a prospective vendor. i do not know why that is. based on the last time, i am thinking that as a result of what happened the last time -- if we are in the private sector, which i know that we are not, but if you came back to say that it would be three months after you had decided on a vendor, i would be fired on the spot. over the last few weeks i have worked on a much smaller scale, putting everyone on two microsoft office 2010, windows 2007. in the time that it took me to do that, we could update the system in less than 24 months if i had a good team around me. lastly, i would love to get a presentation from the technical people and architects behind the system to give us an overview of what it will lo

pamela. >>> thank you, steve. this morning oklahoma is digging out from two feet of new snow dumped by the second major storm in just a week. we want to show you video. it shows the snowplow trying to clear the roads in tulsa where that blizzard stranded several people inside their cars. the latest storm follows 14 inches of snow dumped on the city last week. the bad weather also caused problems for farmers and ranchers scrambling to keep their herds well fed and hydrated. >>> well, this morning we are learning that a leaking gas line is responsible for a home explosion in allentown, pennsylvania. that explosion rocked the neighborhood last night leveling one home and starting several fires. the hundred foot flames also knocked down power lines and forced the evacuation of two city blocks. police say six people are still missing. several people in one fire are injured. that's in allentown, pennsylvania. >>> more trouble for pg&e. what a new report reveals about its safety practices and the crucial task it failed t

my name is pamela fisher, i am the member -- also a member of the national alliance of mental illness. the issues cannot be separated. i think if you vote to purchase the taser is, you are undercuttg the message that they need to learn de-escalation techniques. he will not take the time to slow things down and verbally de-fg8hoescalate the situation. i urge you not to decide this issue in a positive way tonight. >> hello, commissioners and chief of police. in the re-enactment that you did, you could have used staff that distracts de person with a knife. it is a lot cheaper. it is an air horn compared to teatasters -- tasers. >> i am speaking on behalf of the national lawyers guild where we would urge you to vote down we would urge you to vote down this resolution to bring in

. >> lo que hice como pamela anderson que se las puso pvr pequeñas uy después más grande, esn mundo de pesar que inclusive q que... no les da, es un capricho pero ellos pagan y pagan por eso >> la próxima estación para estas niñas es la sala de cirugías. >> cuando ya están así listas entonces se han vale rizado generalmente buscan que estas niñas participen en reinado de belleza y ollegan a un programa de televisión especialmente como presentadoras. >> las autoridades dicen que es muy difícil de perseguir estas redes de mujeres porque casi siempre actúan con el consentimiento de las jóvenes. >> claro que muchas veces van in hu n ingenuamente. >> el problema es que haya frab p fábricadecirlo así. no es llegar y hacer un allanamiento. >> son redes que muchas veces son difíciles de detectar y buscan niñas de bajos recursos además que son bien lindas. >> una propuesta iindecente se necesita mucho coraje y carácter y valentía, pensar con la cabeza fría, pensar que la vida no es un ratito. >> a la falta de educación y la falta de oportunidades se les suma es también el gusto por el dinero fá

>> pamela, right now those people are meeting at this area. they are from all different types of the fate and they're going to walk. and for the gates outside san quentin. and call for governor, jerry brown to abolish the death penalty in california and also close the death chambers in the san quentin. as we mentioned,, the federal judge that halted the execution will be coming here to tour the new facility. it has $900,000 in upgrades. it could be the first step towards california coming to a resolution with what they can expect to happen at death row. frankly man, he is against the thick death penalty-franklin-he is against the death penalty and please tell me about the message or try to get across today. >> very simple, this is a luxury that california cannot afford. the death penalty is conducive on his judiciary obligation. he has the option of not expanding the california death row. that is a hugely expensive proposition. the minimum amount it we're talking about is $400 million. ninth hundred thousand dollars that is spent the lethal in

pamela? people in the bay area are trying to find out desperately. what happened to their friends and family and many o and were horrified. and what they are seeing? >> >>reporter: these people sit and watch. >> i heard the there were snipers on tops of buildings and shooting at people. and people were getting hit by shotguns. >>reporter: they rely on the cellphones. >> if there was not for that? nobody would know. there is really a massacre:on. >>reporter: for fear, and libya of the couple guests not to use their last name. >> it is difficult to know that they're so many people facing bullets. >> they have nothing in their hands, not even a stick and they're getting shot at. the libyan government should be and the chill. the are difficult to speak and scared to-speak-- to anybody. there are so many children and people getting killed. >>reporter: their children have never been to libya but they still of feelings. >> gaddafi has been killing people and destroying people that is what i do not like, i want him out. we need him out. >>reporter: she is bo

pamela all along the side of the road was snow. >> i do not want to secure. you cannot do anything in it. you have to go to lake tahoe or reno to actually see. i do not prefer to see snow. then i think it is colder. >> reporter: the reggie kumar kron4 news. >> vicki: we know you are shooting video and taking pictures so send them to us at breakingnews@kron4.com. the united nations estimates for the month of some people have been killed in the uprising in libya. much of it is of their control but the u.s. and u.n. governments are working to end the bloodshed. sheldon tells us how they took action today. >> reporter: hearing what is unfathomable tells us about protesters burning flags. their reasoning the old one that was changed decades ago. the forces were called to sanction to the regime. time is of the essence. >> we want to fix this as soon as possible. >> this is the issue in libya. >> reporter: they are also backing sanctions. >> it has to stop. those who are responsible are shedding the blood of innocents and they must be punished. >> reporter: presiden

pamela?affic is 80 towards the lower deck it is better going south on 1 0 1 towards the peninsula. more news coming up after the break.

. >> pamela leaven, deputy director of administrative services. i have a brief presentation, and then i'll take questions. the meeting will be the 16th of february, and the budget is actually due to the mayor's office on the 22nd. i just had a couple of slides to put up, and i gave you guys copies. i wanted to just start by looking at priorities in terms of funding for this next fiscal year. the first one is to continue to restore the number of positions. the proposed #of positions exceeds the 2009-2010 level. i was looking at the budget today and looking at the big line items. 57% of our proposed budget is personnel costs, so i will go over that, but that is the highest priority. the second is the growing demand for permanent inspection services. technology improvements benefit customer service and provide transparency. these are in the vpr report as being the priorities that were set when that was done. we have to ensure that they are cost recovering, improve service delivery, and to improve the fiscal health of the department. i always like to

pamela? >>pam: daniel, those winds some very powerful. >>reporter: yes, very cold and very windy. try to stay warm. >>pam: thank you, our weather coverage continues online www.kron4.com and click on weather. the gruesome discovery in the backyard of a home in the north bay. investigators want to this home in our rebecca weigh and novado suspicious neighbors called police. working crews found a body underneath a newly installed brick patio. this man has been missing since september. kate thompson is live from novado. kate. of rebecca weigh. >>reporter: still digging, you can see plywood in the front yard. search and rescue appeared on one the scene, need to shore up this area in the back. it is ben dog by 4 ft. and one to be able to exhume the body out. and it is been dashed up by 4 ft. and crew safety is also a concern. they are about to go underneath the police tape there is a lot of activity. these children not know weather there will be able to take that body off of the property. the- still not to know when. earlier, this was video, office investigators digging. this started ab

>> pamela, i am on first street. it is five blocks away. it might as well be 5 mi.. traffic is moving and perhaps only one blog per 30 minutes. and it started on the bay bridge-1 blog--every five30 minutes, and it literally took me about 15 minutes to get from the end of the bus stop. at the market to the crosswalk. in fact, there was a miniature cooper who gave up! you can see those brake lights. they're hoping to try to get a list of of a bit of an advantage. it is not happening. nobody is moving in the most boring part is that the same the brake lights all the way from here to the bridge. do not worry. you're not alone. many people are sitting. nobody is going and your, fast. live, jonathan blum. >> reggie kumar is also monitoring traffic. and faulfull tub-- >> yes, i was stuck in this huge mess! of fulton--and bryant it is virtually a parking lot. one man said it took him a one hour to go just a few blocks. and it is causing major problems for pedestrians. they cannot even walk across the street the cars are blocking the cross street. this is what people are goin

. >> pamela levin, deputy director of the administrative services. at the last hearing we had discussions on various topics. i hope that i address them in the memos that i sent out last week. i do not want to belabor any of these points unless you have questions. the one thing that i would like to point out to everyone is the facts that between 2008, 2009, and 2010, in terms of bodies we added 25 people. this year we are proposing, in terms of bodies, we are proposing to add 17 additional people. 13.01 fte's that translates into 17 positions. i would like to point out that of the ftp's, which again is because we cannot budget for a full year, 9.24 are clerical positions spread across the department. that was on page 2 of the of -- of the report. cuthat is actually 21% of the fte's that will be added to the budget. giving you a better idea of how the positions will be used. i am open for any questions. >> which area would be public outreach or communication bringing that up to speed on the services the department has improved on. >> the public outreac

pamela stanford was burned over 80% of her body. she died the next day. >> loss of life was really hard. >> three others in the mall also died including a 14-month-old boy. >> the plane that plunged into the mall was very much like this one. the pilot was 67-year-old man. graham and two passengers were returning to concord to buchanan field from a trip. it was 8:30 and very foggy. >> at 8:33, jim graham, the pilot, radioed the tower saying he was on his final approach. two minutes he called again saying he missed the approach. the only transmission after that was garbled. >> this pilot, knowing the weather was very questionable. in fact buchanan field was closed because of reduced visibility just before this pilot made his approach. >> an investigati t the national transportation safety board found no mechanical problems with the plane and concluded the cause of the crash was pilot error and disorientation spatial. >> it's unaware where you are in space and relative to the ground. >> graham and his two passengers died in the fiery w

. >> pamela 1levin. we are at the same level that we were last month. in terms of revenue, we've seen an uptick in december. a lot of that was due to some big projects. we are also projecting that we will have some projects like the transbay terminal, which we have been getting slowly through the last year or so. in expenses, things are projected at the same level. we have no good information to be able to say we would have any savings in work orders for materials and supplies. salary, as you know, we're trying to hire back some of the people that were laid off in may 2009. that is why there is no change projected in that. thank you. >> do we have to hire back people? >> yes, that is the rules. you have to do it in the order they were laid off. [inaudible] >> about 10. one of the issues, frankly, that we're having, getting our requisitions through a committee that consist of the mayor's office, dhr, and the comptroller's office. we have been pretty successful in doing that. although, that could take two or three tries free of the second is more signific

whole different pattern as we go into march, pamela. >>> thank you, steve. cold, cold, cold. well, an early morning fire at a home in vallejo. take you live to hear why victims say their first desperate calls for help went unanswered. >>> investigators are working this morning to unravel a mystery involving a body found buried in a backyard. why police are calling a missing man's wife a person of interest. >> reporter: good morning. we're live in vallejo where an early morning fire destroyed part of a home. we'll tell you why the two teenagers were inside when it started say they couldn't get help when they asked. >>> well, get ready. here comes our system. light rain has already started but really cold air and all the advisories coming right up. >>> also investigators found a body buried in a backyard. why the neighbors say they had a bad feeling something was up. it's all ahead on the

. >> reporter: daniel reams and his wife pamela moved from virginia 10 years ago to run a beach-side hotel in acapulco. they have 22 rooms, but on this weekend only four are booked. they estimate their business is off by 60%. >> i mean, we are making a living-- sort of. but it's way down from what we were. >> reporter: the problem, they say, is that the deadly drug war has been creeping closer to tourist areas. >> the violence has killed us. >> reporter: the port of acapulco has become a bloody battleground between rival drug cartels. just this past weekend in acapulco, nearly 30 men were killed, including 12 taxi drivers shot in their vehicles. four other men were thrown to their deaths from a bridge. and last month, 15 decapitated men were dumped at a shopping center, all in the shadow of lucrative tourist areas. the decapitated bodies were found on the sidewalk right here. the drug cartels haven't targeted foreign tourists but the hotels are just ten minutes away from here. for many americans, that's way too close. now tourists see truckloads of police everywhere. two cruiselines

and, indeed, that is one of pamela hyde's 10 strategic initiatives, is it not? it's very impressive. yes. it's...we have 10 strategic initiatives that are being used to align the agency's resources around the top priorities and the 10th priority is public awareness and support. you know, one of the issues that we haven't included in the whole issue of media is the music industry and its role. ron, what would you say about that? i think the music industry plays a large role in how they can portray addiction and recovery. i listen to some of the music my kids listen to, you know, rap music. some of it's great; i like some of it, but a lot of it the words are horrible. it portrays drug use and sexual abuse. but then, on the other hand, i have great songs that i listen to about recovery, success stories in recovery. aerosmith's amazing; richie supa who wrote amazing also wrote in the rooms who won the prism award in 2009, which is fantastic. there are so many musicians in recovery today. well, nikki sixx; nikki sixx did a whole album, right, mark? absolutely. right.

. >> reporter: president obama was greeted by lieutenant governor gavin newsom, pamela harris and san francisco mayor ed lee. the president says his focus is to talk about entrepreneurships and jobs with carol barts of yahoo, john chambers of ciscoe systems and john costelous of twitter. also included mark zucke rburg of facebook. but as the president was wined and dined, protesters were waiting on the motorcade rout. >> we heard president obama was going to be here and he's at the home of john door who makes the smart meters. >> reporter: the president spent three hours here tonight hopeing to get allies to right the u.s. economy. >>> and more details now, the president's stay is going to be a short one. in fact, he's due to take off tomorrow morning at 8:45. next stop on this west coast trip, hillsboro oregon where he's scheduled to visit an intel plant. >>> the winter storm that blasted the area is moving out tonight. it included wind, rain, snow and hail. crews had to remove a 100-foot tree that fell near the intersection with chelsea drive. the intersection was shut down while cr

. >> reporter: president obama was greeted by lieutenant governor gavin newsom, pamela harris and san francisco mayor ed lee. the president says his focus is to talk about entrepreneurships and jobs with carol barts of yahoo, john chambers of ciscoe systems and john costelous of twitter. also included mark zucke rburg of facebook. but as the president was wined and dined, protesters were waiting on the motorcade rout. >> we heard president obama was going to be here and he's at the home of john door who makes the smart meters. >> reporter: the president spent three hours here tonight hopeing to get allies to right the u.s. economy. >>> and more details now, the president's stay is going to be a short one. in fact, he's due to take off tomorrow morning at 8:45. next stop on this west coast trip, hillsboro oregon where he's scheduled to visit an intel plant. >>> the winter storm that blasted the area is moving out tonight. it included wind, rain, snow and hail. crews had to remove a 100-foot tree that fell near the intersection with chelsea drive. the intersection was shut down while cr

blanca soto estarÁ con nosotros y pamela silva conde tambiÉn estarÁ aquÍ para conocer esa otra cara.. >> una nueva ley de carolina del norte exige que los indocumentados acusados de delitos graves deberÁn someterse a una prueba de adn. desde comienzos de este mes autoridades policiales empezaron a recolectar muestras de saliva de esos sospechosos para ser comparados en los bancos del estado y del gobierno federal. >> la frontera de arizona con mÉxico es una zona muy peligrosa. desde finales de 2009 las autoridades han decomisado miles de libras de marihuana, cocaÍna, armas de fuego. tenemos mÁs de esta noticia directamente desde tucson, arizona. >> hace aÑo y medio casi 60 agencias policÍacas encabezadas por cooperaciÓn fronteriza. >> se formÓ la alianza para interrumpir los operativos de individuos y organizaciones criminales. >> solo con la fuerza policÍaca de la reserva se ha podido cubrir el terreno indÍgena. para atacar el corredor de narcotrÁfico desde magdalena, nogales, tucson hasta phoenix. entre ambos lados de la frontera lograron formar un programa que les ayuda a anticipa

. >> thank you pamela. welcome backhy fog. it will billion mostly sunny and warm today. temperatures coming up a little bit. we'll carry that into the weekend. we'll look for upper 50s in the coast. a few upper 50s. san jose and santa rosa. i'll have an update on your traffic. >>> traffic has been good. also this morning we are looking at the traffic as you drive on san mateo bridge heading out to the high-rise. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. topping the news protestors are filling the streets of cairo today. they are calling today the day of departure. huge numbers of antigovernment protestors are gathered in cairos square. they want to increase pressure on president mubarak to step down today. so far there is no sign of the progovernment demonstrators. coming up in 15 minutes the obama administration is increasing pressure on president mubarak to step down. why the egyptian president says he can't. >>> just hours ago a fire at a homeless shelter forced hundreds of people to evacuate. this is just before 2:00 a.m. on little orchard drive. kraig debro is

pamela. >> thank you, steven. >>> round table pizza is filing for bankruptcy protection p the company which is based in concord says customers should not see any difference in operations of franchised or company owned restaurants on the west coast. round table says it could close some of its other company owned stores though and the chapter 11 filing could give it time to work a new line. >>> time now 6:20. just hours ago as the egyptian -- egyptians here in the bay area said something else. >> he is pathological liar. >> what they now predict for egypt's future. >>> he has been called a hero. he also received a big bill in the mail for his actions that day. what happened after he told us here at ktvu. >>> northbound 28 traffic looking good. we'll tell you more about the rest of the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning, right now bay bridge and all the other bridges here look pretty good. so far it's a small delay at the polyplaza. poly-- toll plaza. >>> a san jose good samaritan is getting help of his own. a san jose house erupted into flames on january 29th. jeremy fishe

>> pamela? san francisco, san jose, vallejo?>> the fan base waterworks. >> and she identifies with the fan base. and-what ever works--and as we had to on the radio, you're laughing and took everything in stride thank you. >> awesome. remember this day, we're going to be bothering him up a lot a nice young man. great soccer skills for the earthquake see you at 11:00 p.m. >>> exclusives. our bill o'reilly interview. is he taking on oprah winfrey tonight? i'm chris jacobs. >> and i'm christina mclarty. >> "the insider" is on. >> look, this is show business. if you find a half brother or sister, you time it for ratings. >> come on out, patricia. >> is o'reilly accusing oprah of using her family secret for ratings? that world to me is a mystery. half brothers. half sisters. there aren't any people running around that i know of. >>> then anderson cooper's home movies. >> christiane amanpour. surrounded by a mob. >> you hate us. >> should reporters pull out of cairo? >> are you bosses telling you to leave? >>> elizabeth taylor using ox

pamela?their try to find out what is going on with their friends, family and vicki shows us that many of them are horrified of what they are seeing. teresa estac >> from the san francisco living room >>reporter: they did watch, frustrated. >> i heard the verthey were shooting at people from rooftops. >>reporter: santa informational so they rely on the cellphone. information is a scant-- >> there is a massacre going on and nobody is reporting on it. >>reporter: fear of retaliation the past not to use their last names. >> and it is unbelievable that some of the people are able to go free spots. >> the government of libya is crazy. they are scared. it is unbelievable that people go and face bullets and-- >> and theifates are attacking people without even defending themselves. >>reporter: children even have strong feelings about khaddafi. >> i want him out. >>reporter: is inspired by rebellion in to the hsia and egypt >> it is difficult, and we got to the point where we created this year. and it

. >> coming up next pamela newkirk presents a history of african-american men and women to their personal correspondences. the letter spent 300 years from benjamin banneker's letter to then secretary of state thomas jefferson protesting slavery to a letter from alice walker to barack obama the day following his election to the presidency. this 50 a minute that was hosted by new york university in new york city. >> thank you, and thank you for being here. thank you so much to my wonderful friend, thank you also to my dean, richard come into the college for hosting this. thank you all for being here at this time, i'm sure that many things you could be doing, doing homework, faculty grading. and so i'm honored that you chose to be here with us. i will bring up to people who will help me read. lee couric who is also my aunt and an accomplished actress. [applause] >> and joshua who is a junior at the college of arts and science. [applause] >> so, as dean farrington said, this was a labor of love. it's one that for five years i worked on going through archives and in anthologies in attics tryin

. >> brown: for more on all of this we turn to pamela constable, a longtime reporter on pakistan for the "washington post." her forthcoming book is "playing with fire"-- a study of pakistan's struggle with islamic extremism. the first mystery here is who is raymond davis and what exactly he does. what is known? >> it's still not exactly clear. what his function has been for the u.s. government in pakistan... there have been five or six different descriptions of his job title and his responsibilities, but it's been a bit different each time. it's been said that he worked out of the consulate in lahore, it's been said he worked at the embassy inist bad. he's been described as a security expert, as a technical advisor, as someone who vetted visas. clearly he was a person who was carrying weapons. i still... i think it still remains to be clarified exactly what his job was. >> brown: carrying weapons, carrying a camera, carrying some sort of telescope. so the mystery continues as to what happened exactly on january 27. >> yes. well, of course, he has stated i believe in court as well as

>>> pamela and david, we are clear skies. temperatures are cold. starting with a lot of 30s especially inland and 40s to the coast. slightly warmer although lows are much colder we'll still end up with low to mid-60s. here's sal. >>> steve, right now northbound 280 on the right northbound interstate 280 through downtown san jose if you're going to be driving there zonulet should be soon it should be a nice drive for you on the way to silicon valley. and 280 farther up the road continues to be a very nice drive. 5:30. let's go back to dave and pam. >>> this morning police in oakland are looking for two young boys wanted in a horrifying child rape case. it is a story we first broke last night on our 10:00 news. now investigators say these suspects violently raped a young boy in the bathroom of a boys and girls club. in the past hour we found out that that victim is just 7 years old. ktvu news got this video of the scene shortly after the child's mother took him to oakland's children hospital. police were outside the hospital gathering information. th

>>> pamela, dave, good morning. we have partically cloudy skies. clouds increasing not as nice as yesterday when we had wall to wall sunshine. it will not be the case today. low 60s yesterday. we shave those off about three, four, maybe five degrees in advance of a very cold system which will be here on thursday. highs today in the mid-50s. here's sal. >>> right now on 280 northbound coming up into the valley looks pretty good getting up to highway 17. and if you're driving on the grade any time soon, interstate 680 from pleasanton to fremont looks good. 6:01. back to the desk. >>> sal, thank you. new this morning oakland police on the scene of a violent overnight attack. the victim, a man in his 50s. ktvu's claudine wong is live there with new information and some exclusive video. claudine. >> reporter: well, a lot happening. the investigator actually just left the scene. i want to show you what's happening over here on 84th and international. that's the bike we've been looking at this morning. we've just been told by police it may not actually be

. >> yes, pamela, dave. >> what's the weather like this morning?> we have clouds starting to roll in. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. end up with 50s under partly to mostly cloudy skies in advance of a system which is moving in tomorrow. but the leading edge of it is already showing itself. look for a cooler day today and already a winter storm watch has been posted thursday night for the north bay hills. wow. we'll have more on that in about five minutes. here's sal. >>> steve already told me that during the twitter thing so i already knew that. westbound bay bridge traffic -- or westbound highway 4 traffic is moving well up to the willow pass grade. this morning a look at 880 north and southbound. you can definitely tell things are getting busier here in oakland especially in the southbound direction. we'll have a complete traffic update in just minutes. now let's go back to dave and pam. >>> all right, sal. time now 5:32. new this morning oakland police are still at the scene of a violent overnight attack. the victim, a man in his 50s. ktvu's c