>> so why would gary stevenson say all this? >> because the guy is a crazy nut. >> he's a crazy nut? >> yeah. he got himself in a bunch of trouble. so he lies about everybody else. that's what. >> but ridell says he never beat or threatened stevenson, in fact, he says he helped him. >> took care of him. lived there. >> we also asked him about allegations that he's a white supremacist, and that's when he decided to end the interview. >> what does that have to do with anything? i'm done. are you charging me with something? >> i'm not charging you, i'm a correspondent for a television news show. >> oh, okay. >> hey, one other question before you go. anything else you want people to know about this case? >> it's bull [ bleep ]. i mean, come on. the dude went to jail for [ bleep ] stealing to make money for himself. he got caught. he started making lies up about people. >> david whipple also claims that his partner is making things up. >> did you ever go out and break somebody's sprinkler system so you could get hired to fix it? >> n

farm ♪ vote stevenson today >> okay.r and kennedy used them as well. we will fast forward and look at a spot by richard nixon and john kennedy. i think the kennedy spot may be the first one. >> this is the sills family, kennedy visited the sills. >> they are facing one of the great problems that all american families are now facing and that is the great increase in the cost of living. >> our rent has gone up, our food, our cleaning of our clothing, buying of the clothing, our gas and electric and our telephone bills have gone up. >> what has been your experience as far as keeping those two daughters of yours -- >> we would like them to go to college. >> have you been able to put much aside? >> unfortunately not right now. >> one of the things that i think has increased the cost of living has been this administration reliance on a high interest rate policy. my own judgment is that we have to try to do a better job in the fields. >> yes, we can do better, but we must elect the man that cares about america's problems. >> ne

the first time in 52 stevenson lost by 3.5 million votes. the second time he only lost by 9.7 million votes. it when these they taught grat watt system fares. when a brat was and nixon was, and it became the stuff of the rightings, and their graduate stings and it's lattsted until now. there's a biography coming out, a man who is a journalist did an enormous amount of research. he went to dartmouth and went to the library of congress, spent considerable time in abilene. he lives in los angeles and never came to the nixon lean raer. that's the lock and the short of it. it's an ingrained nature among a certain subset of very, very influential people that looked at nixon from the beginning of his vice presidency and for that matter dwight eisenhower was a twit in the books written about him in the late 50s and early 60s and sometimes even now, but it, for whatever reason nobody really passionately looked at the papers of either dwight eisenhower and richard nixon, if you want to give another plug. then the major berries and there's the yeah lfr

i mean, the first time in '52, stevenson lost by 3.5 million votes. the second time he only lost by 9.7 million votes. when these folks went back to their graduate programs, either consciously or subconsciously, they taught graduate seminars on what a twit eisenhower was and what a rat fink nixon was. and it

drug cellphone ice coolers crazy month before lincolnshire stevenson high school. latest school board meeting following this. live update >> took a strange turn virtually no parent showed up. stevenson high school mostly board meeting held parents and students first opportunity to learn more about the well-publicized drug bust at least for the next several weeks. resulted in two people arrested on the books public late parents and students say perhaps hundreds of the expulsions and suspensions tonight the school to verify that nothing of the sort. >> active investigation potential incidents of student misconduct including but not limited to the sound like purchasing using or distributing intoxicating substances. >> stevenson high school administrators took down going through cellphones reading emails and text messages to the practice is perfectly legal according to district 125 kids and parents outraged marijuana crackdown leaving a blemish on student records. other people wish parents had been more involved in the process itself alongside the schools tonight only

it was right there before the stevenson boulevard exit.d it was cleared but the left lane is still blocked. so again that's southbound 880 right by stevenson boulevard one lane is still blocked due to a crash there. also seeing some slowing by the way on 680 across that stretch. all right. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:39 now. some high school students in concord are demanding more restrooms. it's happening at mount diablo high school. some students are putting up signs that say, why is this bathroom locked? this is put on doors and restrooms that have been closed since last year. the principal won't say why she closed restrooms but the "contra costa times" reports that it may be because of graffiti. >>> today a federal court revisits the california issue that it decided more than a decade ago. lisa washington here in san francisco where proposition 209 is being challenged once again. and she joins with us more. lisa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, frank. yes, we're live outside the federal courthouse he

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> supporters of the high- speed rail project rallied today in sacramento. supporters, including construction workers said the project will create thousands of jobs and get california back to work. college students said the project will bring jobs for the area. also today the high-speed rail authority appointed dan rich toward be the new chairman. -- dan richened to be the new chairman. >>> mitt romney spoke to a crowd of supporters today. the poll shows him with a lead over newt gingrich. mitt romney received an endorsement today from donald trump. he held a campaign rally at a manufacturing plant and 9 news reporter ken pritchett arrived in nevada to cover the caucuses. we will have a live report at 10:00. >>> it was a warm day today. a record high, 74 degrees in santa rosa. lots of upper 60s. low 70s. felt like april. folks running around today. shorts and t-shirts for many. we go outside, it is warm. santa rosa 63 degrees. napa 57. if you are headingitute the movies or dining, you will enjoy the atmosphere and temperatures. highs from today.

david stevenson is live in san francisco with the unusual find during a routine stop off for the ship. >> reporter: that is right. federal officers today said they seized a sizable amount of cocaine from a cruise ship docked here >> under the stunning golden gate bridge. >> reporter: its billed as a family friendly cruise ship but officers say what they found on board the aurora was anything but whole some. >> in the bags he had seven kilos of cocaine. >> reporter: we have learn that the ship seen here in this promotional video was the site of two drug search and seizure. it arrived during a worldwide tour. >> it was during a normal interview of a passenger as we normally do when they come in, we talk to them, we ask them where they are from and what they are bringing in and based on that interview there was a problem with the story. >> reporter: that led to the arrest of an australian national after inspectors say they found seven kilos. >> we did a field test and it tested positive for cocaine. >> reporter: agents say the search and seizure of another cabin led to more cocaine cocai

. >>> already an accident east bay northbound 880 stevenson on-ramp. doesn't look like it is causing a big problem. traffic still flowing well on 880 we'll keep you posted in case things change. so far for this morning heads-up on the vallejo bay link ferry they are going to use buses for the 6:30 departure out of vallejo and one bus for the 7:35 departure out of san francisco, bart, cal train, ace and muni, no delays. looking good on 680 and walnut creek no trouble southbound you can see looks good at north main that's all the way up towards highway 24 area where cars head to westbound 24 that is fine as well to the caldecott tunnel everything looking clear along this stretch. san jose northbound 280 and highway 17 now out of the santa cruz mountains also looking clear. bay bridge toll light, earlier pedestrian reported walking westbound apparently they are on the treasure island off-ramp now. >>> 4:42. >>> cruises are supposed to be an adventure it turned into a walk on the wild side. >>> urban mining could costing you millions. exclusive video and n

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a pension fight is heating up between workers and the city of san jose. firefighters and police officers blasted what they claimed are bogus cost productions. >> somebody is lying here. we've heard the mayor use this number in multiple places and we know it's a lie. we want the truth. we want fairness. we want lawfulness. and we want a resolution to this problem. >> the unions say the city is trumping up projected pension costs to overstate the severity of the problem. we contacted a member of chuck reed's past today who referred to this statement. it says quote, as mayor, i believe we must keep the public fully informed about the consequences we'll face if we don't rein in our costs. >> one of the most heavily used rail lines will be closed for six straight weekends. during the weekend, work bus shuttles will run between ocean beach and church street. the line is expected to be back in service before the monday morning commute. san francisco municipal group is holding meetings to discuss the plan for the upcom

and it's stevenson from what i understand. more details to come in. no slowing shows up yet up to union city and newark. we'll give you the update as chp gives me more. so far doesn't sound like major injuries. back to you. >> thank you. we are following breaking news out of oakland this morning. crews racing right now to put out a house fire on schuyler street near cap street. christie smith has the latest information. good morning. >> rebecca: good morning to you, jon. some of the residents are standing around this morning waiting for word on when they might be allowed back in. this is an active scene. this could have been much worse. an apartment building with 16 units catches fire in the middle of the night when people are sleeping. the first firefighters on scene tell me they had to find the fire here on schuyler and custer. they couldn't see it from the street. a single alarm that started 18 bedroom, they tell me. firefighters say that smoke detectors did work, but it was the smell that woke up some of the people in the building. firefighters we

southbound 880 stevenson earlier accident cleared.the exclusive waze traffic app to give you street level detail on this on southbound 680 this accident was reported about a half hour ago thanks to some waze commuters who reported the crash. it is around 29 miles an hour from andreotti out to vargas. starting to see delays develop westbound 580 through the altamont pass around four nile as hour even less. to get this information --<8Ñ 0 miles an hour, even less. to get this information you can go to abc7news.com/waze and have this tool available. >>> our time is 5:54. >>> american airlines flight attendants are hoping to ground planned job cuts. >>> concessions from flight attendants union working on a early retirement plan. the union hoping to convince management to cut fewer jobs than the 2300 the airlines has been talking about. groupon playing a makeover, unveiling a new look in the coming weeks includes thumbs up and down buttons. the chief exec says to make sure groupon doesn't show people deals they don't want like offering bi

i mean, the first time in '52, stevenson lost by 3.5 million votes. the second time he only lost by 9.7 million votes. when these folks went back to their graduate programs, either consciously or subconsciously, they taught graduate seminars on what a twit eisenhower was and what a rat fink nixon was. and it became the stuff of the writings and of their graduate students and their graduate students' graduate students. and it's virtually lasted until now. there's a brand-new biography coming out on dwight eisenhower's president of the united states. man is a journalist who did enormous amount of research. he went to dartmouth to take a look at the papers. went to the library of congress. spent considerable time in abilene. he lives in los angeles and never came to the nixon library. that's -- that's the long and the short of it. it's an ingrained nature among a certain subset of very, very influential people that looked at nixon from the beginning of his vice presidency. and for that matter, dwight eisenhower was a twit in the original books written ab

but again that's northbound 880 by stevenson boulevard. we have an accident there at least partially blocking the on- ramp. all right. highway 4 usually one of our first spots to back up and just a couple of yellow sensors there in those westbound lanes. otherwise, not too bad on westbound 4. and to the south bay now getting a south bay check 280 traffic looks great this morning heading out of downtown san jose. there may be some roadwork across this stretch of southbound 101. that's why i think we're seeing slowing on our sensors out of san jose. but 280 traffic so far looks great just a couple of headlights there heading out of downtown and bart we just checked in with them, they have all trains running on time. that's traffic. back to you guys. >> you see the oscars last night? >> i didn't. i was up so late though i watched the post-show. [ laughter ] >> i know. >> full review in the next traffic. but, of course, hollywood celebrated the best of the big screen last night. >> there were newcomers young and old taking home some of the big

discuss a controversial drug crackdown but only to parents show up for the meeting officials at stevenson high school in lincolnshire confiscated students cellphones and looked at text messages to get information about drug dealing and drug use at the meeting last night that of the district 125 school board said that the board cannot give up much information because of legal and ethical concerns some parents have complained that stevenson officials overstepped authority the chicago school system overspent by nearly half a million dollars last year according to a new audit 1200 nonunion school administrators and staffers were ordered to take unpaid days off last year the chicago tribune reports that amid the confusion of the school system changing ceos about 400 employees never took their days off. the indian prairie school district may have to lay off more than a hundred staffers to close and $9 million budget gap next fall the district includes parts of naperville and are enrollment is about 30,000 students the school board there to no final action at its meeting yesterday the number of

>>he is accused of tryingdriving the wrong way on the stevenson expressway before getting on to the on ramp of lake shore drive and having had on collision ... 23 year-old wreck-baker is charged with driving under the influence and driving the wrong way police began receiving calls shortly after 3:00 a.m. and an s u v traveling and out on the outbound stevenson expressway near kedzie he crashed into an oncoming car on the ramp connecting to lake shore drive a 24 year-old woman was injured both aren't serious to critical condition bond has been set for the man charged in connection with the murder and kidnapping back in november calvin griffin is charged with murder home invasion and kidnapping chicago police are searching for two men who sexually assaulted a u i c student the attack happened at paulina and harrison last saturday in broad daylight to 40 5:00 p.m. the man approached the 24 year-old woman with a knife covered her head and her eyes with a dark cap and an assault turns out of a vehicle that left her unconscious in a parking lot nearby she was treated at a hospital and then

investigators and administrators at stevenson high school are going after students who might be usingng drugs. tonya francisco has more from lincolnshire. >>we have learned this morning that one student has been arrested and the police are calling this an active investigation some more arrests could be on the way >>it's surprising that the school is finally catching on to the drug problem here because there every school and s'prised haven't done this sooner but i'm glad they have nonetheless ... >>a spokesperson for stevenson high school would not appear on camera but he said it all began with one student in late december and agreed to a much bigger investigation lincolnshire police were called and armed with search warrants for student cellphones ... they used student text messages to compile a list of students that may be connected to drug dealing here at the school >>people on that list may have been expelled or suspended >>we're learning that cellular phones are not safe ... but it's an intervention ... there are like 5000 students how could they possibly be sure of what's going o

david stevenson describes the routine interview that led to a bust in a cruise ship. >> in his luggagee had seven kilos of cocaine. >> the aurora was the site of two search and seizures after its arrival. the ship arrived from cirasao. >> it was during a normal interview of the passenger as we normally do when they come in. when we ask them where they are from and what they're bringing in. there was an anomaly in the story. >> reporter: that anomaly led to the arrest of amed rasheed after investigators say they found seven kilos of cocaine in his cabin. tony wilkenson and christie harris were also found to have drugs. they tell us they found a total of 13-kilograms of cocaine. about 28.6 pounds. its estimated value $915,000. the aurora continued on its course after the arrests. >> it's been years since we've had any type of seizure on a cruise ship. >> reporter: the case is now in the hands of the u.s. department of justice and immigration and customs enforcement they declined comment today. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> the decision on whether the upper deck of the

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a fire in an underground vault forced the closure of several streets in the san francisco financial district. they reopened, though. a fuse failed in the vault sending smoke through the man hole cover. no one was injured and pg&e says none of its customers lost power. a crew is there now fixing it and that could mean brief outaged. a crawl -- outages. >>> a brawl at san quentin. leaders say the fight broke out around 11:30 outside. the prison did not go into lock down. inmates were sent back to their cells while it is being investigated. >> at this point, there is no movement till we can assess the situation and find out what happened and what is going on. >> none of the inmate's injuries are considered life threativing. >>> such crews working from a contradicted serial killer's map found a human skull today on a property. they found the skull and other remains 10:30 a.m. on property that belonged to the parents of convicted killer wesley shermantine. wesley shermantine produced a map showing the location of four bodies after his partner in cri

reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news.le took two giants steps today in its effort to buy motorola mobility. hours after they approved the deal, u.s. regulatorrers approved it. motorola split in two last year. the deal still needs approval from china, taiwan and israel. 1346 of the secret details about the expansion of google is being revealed. the $120 million project includes a series of secret hardware testing labs. one will test a new google project that will scream music. another part is a facility which will be a private museum for google's most important clients. >>> if the first time, shares of apple closed above a major milestone. ktvu's maureen naylor is live with how share holders are feeling the effects. >> reporter: apple wendt public in 1980 at $20 a share. today they past the $500 mark for the first time. >> reporter: apple stock price, $500 this morning. some predict the stock could go higher. >> they are still concerned -- keep thinking it could all end when we are seeing the opposite it is getting stronge

that went the way of jon carroll at stevenson university. championship game. first quarter. the ball is in the hands of cameron williams. he cakes gravity also -- he kicks gravity's butt. john carroll third. cam williams. great finish. he went 11-11 from the line. >> we were looking forward to it. we practiced hard every day. >> college hoops. loyola men locked it up with a come-from-behind win. the maryland women continue their role -- road to victory. she is a superstar. cc are running the third seat in the conference tournament next weekend. a familiar refrain. sore elbow. he says is a familiar problem this time of year for him. jake shows no signs of problems coming back from elbow surgery. all the makings of a top of the rotation starter. >> tool and have months after surgery, i will start my normal -- two and half months after surgery, i will start my normal progression. doing a dakota -- to wait a couple of good quality pins. >> the nfl combine is the main culprit for some players in the draft. -- make or break for some players in the draft. a charming press conferenc

ktvu's david stevenson is live where the senator spoke today. >> reporter: barbara boxer's visit comesstates today filed a lawsuit over a federal requirement that employers offer health insurance that includes contraceptives. who believes in birth control and if not why? >> reporter: the mention of birth control brought boos last night. after weeks of controversy. >> republicans -- it is having a ripple effect. >> reporter: barbara boxer came to san francisco to highlight the republican backed amendment. it is attached to highway legislation. >> every employer in america could say they have a objection, a moral objection and they don't have to provide any service that they deem morally unacceptable. >> gets out of the house, i can't see this becoming national law. >> reporter: he says it sacontroversy that so far hasn't hit home for his customers. >> overblown. the women will continuing using the birth control. >> reporter: he says birth control account for 10% of the total prescriptions filled at his pharmacy. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama has issued an apo

i want to commend gary stevenson, the president of pac 12 and prizes for the amazing team he is putting together to bring this to realization and have this be a great success for schools and to all parties that are working with him and especially to mayor lee, who has been such a great visionary and advocate for this city and in such a great facilitator. the city has overachieved on everything. we are on schedule and they are thrilled we -- with the partnership will have with the city to show cash -- showcase all that is new and innovative. thank you for your support. it is a historic day for the pac 12 conference and we're excited about the future. [applause] >> we started this process in locating and designing a building in september. i would like to introduce ed graham. thanks for your guidance in helping find this property. as you can imagine, we scoured the bay area up and down and when we came to this building and we were introduced to the owner of this building, we knew along with the mayor and his team that kilroy and kilroy realty and their team were the partners for us. it hel

david stevenson. >>> new at 10:00, the principal at a south bay high school is on leave following a dui arrest. mark lodwick was stopped by morganhill police. ktvu spoke to valley christian president tonight who says the school is waiting for more information on the incident before taking any further action. lodewyk has been principal for seven years. >>> steven moore used his car to pin a police vehicle against another vehicle. police explained why police followed moore to castro valley. >> we really want to focus on last night and what mr. moore was currently engaged in which was selling drugs in the city of berkeley. >> reporter: investigators say they found a half pound of cocaine in a home a few blocks from where that shooting happened. moore is hospitalizeed in critical condition. the officer who was pinned was treated and released. >>> pg & e says repairs to an underground vault may cause a brief power outages tonight in san francisco. smoke was reported coming out of a manhole cover about 3:00 this afternoon on carney street near clay. the fire was sparked by a failed secondary

david stevenson describes the routine interview that led to a bust in a cruise ship. >> in his luggagee had seven kilos of cocaine. >> the aurora was the site of two search and seizures after its arrival. the ship arrived from cirasao. >> it was during a normal interview of the passenger as we normally do when they come in. when we ask them where they are from and what they're bringing in. there was an anomaly in the story. >> reporter: that anomaly led to the arrest of amed rasheed after investigators say they found seven kilos of cocaine in his cabin. tony wilkenson and christie harris were also found to have drugs. they tell us they found a total of 13-kilograms of cocaine. about 28.6 pounds. its estimated value $915,000. the aurora continued on its course after the arrests. >> it's been years since we've had any type of seizure on a cruise ship. >> reporter: the case is now in the hands of the u.s. department of justice and immigration and customs enforcement they declined comment today. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> the decision on whether the upper deck of the

david stevenson. >> new developments in a story we first told you about last week with the admissions policy at san jose state. the university had planned to end it's so-called local area guarantee because of a surge in applications. the guarantee is a longstanding csu policy that make itself easier for students to gain admission. the university today did a 180 saying it's decided to retain the easier standard for local students for at least one more year. >> violence on the streets, stays with students here in the classroom. still ahead, what one school district is doing about it. >> also people in one south bay neighborhood say this home sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. tryomething funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one ye

david stevenson. >>> new at 10:00, the principal at a south bay high school is on leave following a dui arrest. mark lodwick was stopped by morganhill police. ktvu spoke to valley christian president tonight who says the school is waiting for more information on the incident before taking any further action. lodewyk has been principal for seven years. >>> steven moore used his car to pin a police vehicle against another vehicle. police explained why police followed moore to castro valley. >> we really want to focus on last night and what mr. moore was currently engaged in which was selling drugs in the city of berkeley. >> reporter: investigators say they found a half pound of cocaine in a home a few blocks from where that shooting happened. moore is hospitalizeed in critical condition. the officer who was pinned was treated and released. >>> pg & e says repairs to an underground vault may cause a brief power outages tonight in san francisco. smoke was reported coming out of a manhole cover about 3:00 this afternoon on carney street near clay. the fire was sparked by a failed secondary

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >> the federal communications commission approved new rules governing telemarketers and texts. the companies must now get your written permission before they make or send automated calls or texts. right now banks and other companies can call without permission. now they must allow an easy opt out option during a robo call. the rules still let informational calls like flight can is he congratulations. >> the united states welcomed more than a thousand new citizens at a ceremony in oakland. 1200 people took the oath. they came from 100 nations, from afghanistan to zimbabwe we. they watched a video from the president who said in america no dream is impossible. afterward one said america is the land of opportunity. >> you know -- so happy. it's really a proud moment for me, for my family and also i'm so happy to be a united states citizen. this is just a wonderful, a beautiful country and also, it is just a lot of freedom here. >> immigration officials named her the outstanding american by choice. he is the head of san francisco'sself help f

. >> superintendent who oversees stevenson high school in lincolnshire responding to outrage police arrested one student investigating others for dealing or attempting to sell drugs. part of the probe officers confiscated cellphones allred text messages parents of students on happy school has a right to take action. >> approach to these students to look at the cellphones messaging if we felt there was a reason to do so can not indiscriminately walk down a hallway at take student cellphones that would be wrong. >> rumors about the number of suspensions handed out greatly exaggerated would not say how many students >> soul train found dead chicago home don cornelius took his own life. last appearance in the city last september soul train celebration concert at millennium park. >> the way soul train and did every beat action packed soul train show. don cornelius came to fame when the music world as segregated as racial politics of the time. soul train over arched social discrimination and audience of young old black-and- white everyone who loved rhythm and blues. nothing like it seen before. so

david stevenson. >> and our coverage will continue on the website. can also go to -- ktvu.com and we will update you through ott weekend on the situation there on the bay bridge. >>> how would you like to design one of three big medallions? caltrans is look for students to do just that and this is a look at their website showing where they would go and describing what caltrans is looking for in the design. in the first part they are taking a survey to pick a theme, once that is done school kids in alameda and count acosta will come up with the design. for more information go to the web links section of the website. >> as we reported earlier in the newscast the payroll tax cut is ready for the president's signature. the house and senate passed it earlier today and here is how it'll affect if you you have a job or not. keep in mind that this will affect people's paychecks essentially keeping them the same. someone making $50,000 a year right now will keep seeing that $80 a month or so in their paycheck because of the legislation agreed to today. this w

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david stevenson. >> new developments in a story we first told you about last week with the admissionse. the university had planned to end it's so-called local area guarantee because of a surge in applications. the guarantee is a longstanding csu policy that make itself easier for students to gain admission. the university today did a 180 saying it's decided to retain the easier standard for local students for at least one more year. >> violence on the streets, stays with students here in the classroom. still ahead, what one school district is doing about it. >> also people in one south bay neighborhood say this home is more than just cluttered, it's a nuisance. now a path may open for crews to clean it up. . >>> in you ever wondered about the toll that violence on the streets takes on kids consider this. a survey of 6th graders found that one out of ever six suffers ptsd. in tonight's special report, rita williams shows us how many of them are dealing thing that most of us can only imagine. >> when i hear the gun shots i get to the floor. i just wonder like who is next? i pretty much

don't feel too sorry for stevenson. despite the pay cut, he still made $22 million last year. >>> still ahead, the obama administration is looking at new options to deal with the violence in syria. that story is coming up. >>> plus, this week one city in the rockies has been averaging more than a foot of snow a day. >>> the nationals face a contract deadline this week with the face of the franchise. more on that next. >>> 9 after 5:00 on this thursday morning. going to be an incredibly warm day for this time of year as we have temperatures going well up in the 60s. average high 49. we could be 20 degrees above that in spots before the afternoon is over. this will be the last really nice day we have for a while. our day planner, we start in the low 50s here by 9:00. we're actually in the 40s in many areas how but 60 'ish by noon. a 5:00 p.m. temp of 63. right now monika is in with time saver traffic. >>> here's a live look in wheaton at georgia avenue at dennis nearby north of this point in wheaton. an accident on randol

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david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> prosecutors say a man accused of shooting a customs agent planned to new thing. ktvu's jade hernandez is live with the judge's handling of the suspect. >> reporter: not only were no cameras allowed the suspect, dennis bagwell was placed behind a partition, which meant no one could see him. we watched as people filed inside for his arraignment this afternoon. his sister asked the dep ate whether she could pass her brother a note. he said no. >> reporter: what did you want to give to your brother? >> i wanted to him we love him and support him. >> reporter: she said she is bothered by all the attention her brother received, now that includes an attempted murder charnel and assault with a deadly weapon. enhancements have been added because a gun was used with malicious intent. he is accused of shooting robert suplik tuesday morning. robert suplik is in critical condition. police wouldn't give a motive but his wife was one of his students at the bay area optical schools. the owner of the school told us today he saw no intimacy between the two. >> studen

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this is 880 southbound right around stevenson boulevard in fremont. reports are the center lanes are blocked. a disabled tractor-trailer and accident. i don't know if it involves the tractor-trailer or not. those lanes will be visible and that may be why we're seeing slowing or they give us an updated location. that will be a slower drive. 680 smooth through the area in and out of the sunol grade. further north through oakland, no major issues as far as the flow. the cram shakes because of the windy conditions. keep that in mind this could be an issue with more folks there. back to the maps, highway 4 westbound your commute is not a problem. east bound we still have construction. i'll let you know if that sticks around. >> 5:10 now. caltrans will hold an open house on its plans to relieve congestion. the $93 million plan targets 80 from oakland to prukett. caltrans is considering several ideas including traffic information signs. the open house will be at the richmond memorial auditorium and convention center in richmond. >> tiger woods and phil micke

heading towards stevenson boulevard, there was an accident reported on the on- ramp actually northbound 880 right by stevenson boulevard but that question mark means it has been cleared and chp has left the scene so now the main lines of the freeway were never impacted but it is a nice easy ride up and down 880. to the south bay check of 280 traffic and a couple headlights there heading out of downtown san jose. wind advisories including one for the san mateo bridge and bay bridge both issued by chp. coming up a check of mass transit. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> thank you. it is 5:04. the plan to phase out tolltakers on the golden gate bridge is moving ahead. by next year at this time, all payments will be electronic. lisa washington is at the toll plaza to explain why the district is doing this. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge authority says they will save $19 million in the first eight years. when are they laid off? by the end of the year, golden gate will start testing the new system and next february the last tolltaker leaves the toll plaza here. now, in order for offi

the first, side of this year was a stabbing at sixth and stevenson. last week's stabbing, sadly, the gentleman -- and that suspect was id'd and booked at county jail. on activities, we met with the asian heritage month at city hall. advancing these direct kinds at garfield park, wi wth captain -- with captain mosier. continuing to work with occ on the lepdb for training. mlu is kind of the cit thing that's really starting to come home. i was on my way to the gym on sunday morning as president mazzucco was on his way to a nicer gym on sunday morning and a gentleman walked out of saint francis crisis care and the laid down on the middle of bush street and covered himself with a blanket. i pulled over and an officer from northern station pulled over. we escorted the and the men back -- and gentlemean back in again. we met with moe magic and the president came in and out without incident. there was a lot of work done by everybody to make sure that that happened. finally, today, we deputized another member of the san francisco police department. a 3-year-o

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. >>> a new accident reported on stevenson lane. but the biggest traffic headache remains the closure on ricetown road and straw hat road. we suggest owings mills boulevard and 795. not too bad there. just your normal delays. a little bailout traffic in addition to that if you're traveling around the beltway, that is where we're seeing the biggest problems. no problems on # -- on 95 north of the beltway. you see a lot of brake lights and we're well below posted speed heading over to providence road. >> so the weather could become threatening after lunchtime? >> yes. it will be a quick move, something like we saw on saturday. >> which was really pretty. >> and we spoke with mark jones from the mta, a good day to take the mta and talk void any problems this -- and you could avoid any problems on the roadways. >> exactly. >>> we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic in 25 minutes.

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stevenson, virginia, about just under an inch. and winchester, an inch and a half.ot a big snow maker as expected. here's a look at our michael and son camera. light rain in the immediate metro area. temperature 37 degrees. winds are light at this hour, east, northeast at 5 miles per hour. right now, temperatures in gaithersburg at the freezing mark. leesburg same deal. martinsburg 33. temperatures will drop into the mid 20s out in the north western suburbs. could see some slick spots developing. this is a minor snowstorm. the timing not so good. mainly wet roads. maybe snow on the grassy areas and again, watch for the slick spots across the overpasses and the bridges early tomorrow. here's a look at the future cast. you can see the snow starting to pull away from the west tonight and by midnight, a lot of it will be ending and dying down. in fact, we'll start to see the clouds clear on out as high pressure gains control for tomorrow and into friday. here's a look at our final call for snow. a trace to an inch around town. you can see 1 to 2 inches northwest and at