tori? >> thank you, steve. >>> two hurricanes are churning over the atlantic and a tropical storm is headed for mexico's caribbean resort beach. tropical storm karl is expected to head near the yucatan peninsula. igor and julia are farther from land. nasa is tracking the storms from space. they snapped a picture of the eye of igor from the international space station. i guess we don't have that picture. >>> some democrats are accusing abel maldonado of using the san bruno explosion to increase his visibility in the lieutenant- governor's race. you will hear the response from his opponent, gavin newsom. >>> tea party candidates talked up surprising wins in the republican primaries overnight. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with what this could mean for the november elections. >> reporter: the tea party showed its movement and showed upset. the biggest upset was in delaware for the fight for the seat christine o'donnell is fighting for. there was also a big win in new yo

dave and tori. >>> it is 8:10. a bay area police officer's reaction to a teenage romance leads to a criminal investigation. >> also, what a new book is saying about the obama's administration's handling of the war in afghanistan and what the white house is saying about that book. >>> the message one group hopes to send to san jose city leaders by putting thousands of empty grocery bags on the steps of city hall. ah, focus group. so what are we testing here? that's our new pastrami grilled sandwich. oh, great. hey, are they happy we got rid of the rye bread? totally. they love our grilled artisan bread. they say it's the perfect compliment to the classic hot pastrami, melting cheese, deli mustard and pickles. awesome. hey, um what are we testing in that room? oh! nothing we were just hazin' the intern. >>> good morning. the bay bridge is twice as bad as it normally is. so getting into san francisco instead of taking 15 minutes, it's going to take more like 30 minutes, if you want to, let's say, go to the peninsula.

tori?> thank you, steve. >>> this morning, bp is spreading the blame for the oil rig explosion that led to the massive oil spill. the bp posted a 193-page internal report on the website of theirs. the report blames multiple companies and work teams. following the release of the report, bp's stock price rose by 3%. investigators say with bp spreading the blame for the spill, they believe the company may try to spread the financial burden as well. >>> today, president obama heads to cleveland, ohio to unveil his latest proposal to boost the economy. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. bureau with the details. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning to you, tori. it's a plan that will give democrats something new to run on ahead of the november elections and president obama says it will bring relief to american businesses. today, in cleveland, the president will announce a $200 billion package of tax cuts and investments, including the proposal to allow companies to write off

good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning, tori.e of the men was last seen and spotted in oakland. the others thought to be in sacramento. that's 80 alameda county sheriff's office wants to get this information out. let's get right to it. i want you to take a good look at these two men. both men are being considered suspects in the kidnapping and death of an east palo alto man whose body turned up last week. the sheriff's office has arrest warrants for manual trujillo and kahn. investigators believe trujillo is in the area and khan was spotted last weekend. both are suspects in the murder of frankie lopez. his body turned off the side of niles canyon road in fremont. authorities believe the 27-year- old father of two may have had the fight with a men at a marijuana grow at it house in hayward. that could have led to his death. lopez was with his brother at the time he disappeared. trujillo and khan believe they came to the house to argue. frankie's body turned up only after investigators arrested a man they believe to be involved. w

good afternoon, paul. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. as the temperature rises and this is yet another spare the air day, people are wanting to go indoors and finding cooling centers like the one here in walnut creek to beat the heat. the jewish community center and the senior club on civic drive are. the facility manager says his staff is prepared for people trying to get out of the heat, something that will be needed here in walnut creek where the temperatures are forecasted to be right around 100. >> as it starts to warm up, i think it's natural for people to gravitate toward the indoors, if nothing else, find a drinking fountain or soda machine or sit for a minute. >> reporter: today and members of -- and as long as we have these high temperatures, firefighters will be out looking for trouble. dry air, a carelessness mistake could easily have a fire start. >> as people know, you can just hit a rock and that could cause a spark and that could cause a fire. >> reporter: now, pg&e put out these recommendations after 33,000 of its custom

tory smith racks up 149 receiving yards on the day. this 80-yard td brings maryland to within two scores. it is now 28-414. under a minute to play in the third robinson is looking for the magic with smith again. but the third time is not a charm. he drops the pass in the end- zone. maryland never recovers. they lose 31-17. >>> virginia tech looking to face off losses to james madison but it wasn't looking good early on. down 3-1 williams punches it in to put the pirates up 10-0. second quarter tech down 17-7. taylor drops back. has some time and hooks up with roberts for the 20-yard score and they pull to within three. number 34 ryan williams last year's acc rookie of the year gets injured on this run. he would leave the game with a hamstring injury and would not return. normally williams and evans have the carries but they used david wilson this time. down 6th and a third wilson ad one of his two td. they win 49-27. >> first of three consecutive games for the navy down 13-7. no triple option here. dogs lost it to john howl for the 24

tori?right. something spotted in the ocean could make this a very tense holiday for bare swimmers and surfers. >>> a labor day fishing trip weekend goes terribly wrong. we'll tell you what -- actually, that's a different story. we'll tell you what they are looking for in the landfall. sals >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> police officers and volunteers in the east bay resumed their search through mounds of trash. they are out there look fork the body of the man believed to be the fifth victim of last week's deadly rampage. ktvu's kraig debro is live in pittsburg with all of the information. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, dave. and on schedule, recovery teams now enter the landfall here in pittsburg. just shot this video a couple of seconds ago. it's a hercules crime scene van that just drove through. moments ago they are expecting a full team out here again today. they won't have the cadaverrer dog again today. they said there's

for those of you who bat battled that west wind, i'm not speaking for tori but i know we're in the same camp. it is out there. hot today, 80s, 90s, 100s. it did not feel that bad to me yesterday. 70s 80s, 90s. sunny, warm to hot. 88 at noon. always a tricky, tough forecast in the city but then the sea breeze comes in late. you will hit that around noon and then the sea breeze will start to cool things down later. very warm air in the higher elevations of. you only have to go around 800 feet. it will be smokin' hot in the sierra nevada and the desert. it's pushing that fog. pushing that fog. it needs to release the fog which is the ridge. that will happen tomorrow. we go into a pronounced cooling trend in the next week. patchy fog on the coast at best. warm to hot, 60s, 70s and 80s and 90s by the beach. a lot of upper 90s. to 100 inland. a pretty good cooling 0 trend on the -- cooling trend on the weekend. >>> this is just in. a hurricane warning has been issued for the southern coast of massachusetts as people all along the eastern seaboard are bracing for the arrival of earl. president

>> you know, tory, usual -- tori, usually i'll put one in. >> about of that west wind. >> not going toe here for a while, tori. >> all right. well, enjoy the warm weekend. and thanks for watching. see you monday.

tori. >> 8:47. simon announced that kidnapped victim, jaycee dugard is writing her memoir which is due out next year. dugard has been living in seclusion with her two daughters and mother for just over a year now. in her book, dugard will reveal details about the 18 years she spent in captivity in a backyard compound. she will also talk about what her life is like now. convicted sex offender, phillip garrido and his wife, nancy, are accused of holding jaycee captive since she was 11 years old. >>> time now, 8:48. police in contra costa county are searching for a door to door carpet cleaner. she described as a person of interest in the sexual assault of a female. police describe him as a white man about 6 feet tall between 20 and 30 years old with a full beard. now the assault happened 11 days ago. it was the fourth reported attack at that apartment complex in recent weeks. >> in san francisco, there's a new push to require that all dna evidence collected from sexual assault cases be processed. the e

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> claudine wong is in the shopping center where two of the victims worked in that killing spree. >> reporter: in the last couple of minutes someone dropped off some flowers for -- flowers for cindy tran. on the door, there is a sign up that says the salon will be closed for the week. coworkers are having a difficult time through all of this. they've seen this all unfold. we're learning some talked to her in the moments of before she was killed. the salon owner called her the night she was killed because police had been by asking her about the killing of ricardo sales. he was killed in tran's home. he and his son rented rooms there. now according to "the times" the owner called her because he didn't want her to come in until that issue was settled. but when she picked up her cell phone, he was so upset, he couldn't understand her. he handed the phone to a coworker. she was yelling and then heard sirens. and then there was silence. a short time later, jesse borhi was k

. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. yes, the p.u.c. made its request on friday and pg&e has this 1:00 press conference scheduled. we're told we get to see that list. the list will be the top 100. you no we have spent -- now we've spent this morning dealing with what will be on that list. this morning, it was a typical scene at tazman and 1st. no one seemed overly concerned about the pipe running underground. but chuck reed says he's already been that that section of pipeline will be on the list. but pg&e didn't give any details as to why. >> we don't know the specific locations of the section. we don't know what they plan to do about it. so we're anxious, like everybody else, about what needs to be done. >> reporter: this is the director sent to pg&e's president. it asks for seven areas of information. eventually they want to know which projects is high priority. and what specific public safety concerns put these projects on the list. it also asks for information on anying section of line 132. s that the san -- that's the san bruno lin

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, september 17th. >>> police are investigating a sexual assault in walnut creek despite an arrest of three previous attacks at location. ktvu's jade hernandez is at the park regency apartments right now. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. [ no audio ] >> reporter: one man is already accuse of three other assaults is still behind bars this morning. so who is responsible for last night's attack? management, according to the resident we spoke to this morning, hired a few more security guards after the last assault. all of these assaults have taken place since late june. the latest happened last night around 6:00 in the evening last night. a woman told the contra costa sheriff's office she was attacked while inside her apartment. they said the woman followed the woman into the gate of her apartment and then into her apartment and then assaulted her. >> yeah. i thought they caught the guy and it was all okay. i guess it's not. >> reporter: this is the man still behin

dave and tori? >>> coming up -- new information on the shooting that left a berkeley man dead while he was leaving a party with his fiance. what we're now learning about the victim. ah, focus group. so what are we testing here? that's our new pastrami grilled sandwich. oh, great. hey, are they happy we got rid of the rye bread? totally. they love our grilled artisan bread. they say it's the perfect compliment to the classic hot pastrami, melting cheese, deli mustard and pickles. awesome. hey, um what are we testing in that room? oh! nothing we were just hazin' the intern. mae u ntchl ds toavybyowa tprid porealfothneoray y wt hpwh. whev yantoo, meertevontr, e rsstexes oronemrsojt.m. u lie ta crgofakga ffen. the guys who drive a heavy duty truck, have some heavy duty demands. like enough horsepower and torque to get out of just about any situation. a payload that beats the other guys flat out. a frame sturdy enough to bear up a max towing capacity that's over 10 tons. and a braking system tough enough

. >> jimmy: dean mcdermott is tori spelling's husband.before married to tori spelling, not even once? >> no, no. >> jimmy: so when something like that happens, do you get concerned friends calling, >> no, i -- i got concerned calls when they got married and they thought it was me. >> jimmy: you did? >> yes. that's when i got the concern. >> jimmy: so people called you and said, are you marrying tori spelling? >> have you gone to too many kiss concerts? what happened here? >> jimmy: what's going on? right, so they warned you not to marry tori spelling. >> they were concerned. more of a concerned call. >> jimmy: i see. that's a little bit weird. have you met dean? >> no, i have not. we should have him on together. >> jimmy: it would be incredible. >> amazing. >> jimmy: be like a kiss concert in 1975, you know? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: okay, so, tomorrow night is, what, the second season premiere of the show. >> yeah. two-hour -- >> jimmy: two-hour season >> 9:00, two hours of "dark blue." >> jimmy: dark blue refers to the color of the unifo

. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. the intersection, almaden expressway. if you look over there, can you see the cleanup is still under- - you can see the cleanup is still underway. the driver of the 2001 ford explorer is facing serious charges. police are questioning him at the headquarters but they plan to book him today. the man's friend said he was drinking. >> i knew who it was when i saw it. >> reporter: the driver's grandmother confirm he was in an zen. his friends saw him just yesterday. >> yesterday. it was all good and now it's not. >> reporter: police are not releasing names. parents came to the home -- parents and friends came to the home of the victim to comfort them. >> it was probably around 3:30. it was right before a large explosion and i saw fire and police had already gone out there. >> reporter: police say the explorer crashed into a light standard when the driver lost control. speed is the contributing factor. following the crash, the car burst into flames. penning was able to free himself but the passenger died in the fire. >> i did s

i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, september 16th. >>> and we continue to get new an early-morning officer- involved shooting in concord. at this hour, several -- [ no audio ] -- are closed off because of the growing investigation. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us with an update. >> reporter: good morning. we've been out here since 4:00 this morning and we have been showing you how the authority is pushing the crime scene tape back. this crime lab vehicle was just -- has just been pulled into the crime scene within the last hour. this is video which we shot moments after the technicians began working. according to protocol, this shooting involved two concord officers. those officers were not hurt. those have been placed on paid administrative leave. the man officers shot and paramedics rushed to the hospital may have been a suspect wanted on several robbery warrants. they say two officers in a squad car patrolling around 2:30 noticed the man who matched the description. the officers tried to make contact a

tori spelling became a household name in the '90s starring on "90210."o and the author of three tell all books. now she's written her first children's book. was this always on your to do list? how did this come about? ? no, actually, i knew i loved writing and after my three memoirs, i just decided because of my kids, i wanted something to read to them, we're avid readers at the house, i read to them every day, every night before bed. and i wanted to do something for them that they'll always have. i was pretty schooled on it since i read books every day, so i knew exactly what works and what doesn't work and it's all about the visuals and the storytelling, keep it simple. >> and the illustrations, exactly. >> tellulah is a little rich girl, she's told what she cannot doing, she can't get dirty, can't wear jeans. a lot of people are making the comparison between tellulah and tori. >> i have no idea who she's based on. >> she's loosely based on me. but i didn't grow up with those parameters, my family was pretty loose. i did grow up always being told from

i'm tori campbell. it is thursday, september 23rd. this morning, pg&e crews are working to repair a natural gas pipeline in arinda. and because of frayed nerves, following the san bruno explosion [ inaudible ] emergency crews responded overnight. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. we have kind of moved positions here. we wanted to show you that pg&e crews are still out here this morning. they are repairing this two- inch gas line break that happened around 11:30 last night. we do understand that the roads should be open by 9:00, and services should be restored in downtown orinda by 9:00 a.m. as well. and joining us this morning is janet keeter. she is the orinda city manager. tell me a little about what you have been doing to deal with this situation this morning. >> well, good morning. yes, we have been out here since -- well, the incident occurred about 11:30. and i think i was out here about midnight. it's been a long night for everybody. but between the fire department, police department, and certainly pg&e, it's been

>>guest: i nowndz -- found in interviewing zimmer and tori, neither had won individually but joe tored zimmer and zimmer had forren vi, and it was not jealously or trying to get his job, and when tori sat in the dugout and zip are gave him advice he knew it was selfless advice. >>neil: like warren buffet. >>guest: yes, as in making movies. >>neil: but after you lost wells, you did not have a comfort level with any other executive. that is what was said. >>guest: i had a special relationship with frank and i did that after he died. we had a lot of success the next decade and bob became my partner and before that barry was my partner and i wrote about frank because he was so selfless and when we talked about going to disney as equal partners and i said, i don't want to do it, my ego was in the way and he said, fine, you are the c.e.o. who would do that? he was supportive. he was that kind of a guy. he was always there. but so was zimmer, and joe tory and the home foundation of home depot and all the new companies, the young people starting restaurants or starting technology companies i

. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori, yes, members of the atf or still out here and they could be out here for quite a while. they are actually in the backyard of this home behind me trying to deal with explosive chemicals found inside. those chemicals found after the bodies of two women were discovered here. the police investigation into their deaths is underway but this is just the beginning of this complex case with multiple victims, crime scenes and so many questions. >>> this is where 63-year-old deana allen lived with her husband. she went missing last wednesday along with her friend carol smart. police say allen's husband, 73- year-old charles rite inhouse, filed a missing person's report on sunday. neighbors say they were told by police to call them as soon as they spotted him. the neighbor made that call around midnight when he came home. >> i guess i was instructed to. they were looking for somebody, said if you see -- if you see anyone here, call the police. i say midnight. okay. >> the detectives came out to follow up on the missing persons, came out to get more informatio

tori a lot of people are heading to the beaches this weekend. we are expecting bigger waves and big rip currents out there so be extra careful whenever you head to the coast but this weekend could be especially dangerous. >> very good advice and you talk about the fire dinger you think we should be out of it by now. >> october a very dangerous month. >> thank you mark. >> sure. >> a federal judge may decide today whether to issue an injunction against the don't ask-don't tell policy. earlier this month the same judge allowed not allowing gays to serve openly in the military is unconstitutional. the obama administration does not want an injunction, saying it should be up to congress to repeal the ban. this week ktvu is bringing you the stories of five people. today bill martin introduces us to a man fighting to keep more open space in a rapidly growing part of the north bay. >> reporter: for at least a decade people in the roseland area of sonoma county have dreamed of turning the land along their neighborhood creek into protected open space. ear

tori smith tries to rally the troops after a lost first half. virginia tech are sitting on the line needing an obama-like bailout plan. the redskins will troy to corral a young houston stallion corral a young houston stallion ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] bursting with mouth-watering real fruit and refreshingly blended with creamy, low-fat yogurt. mcdonald's new strawberry banana and wildberry smoothies are 100% pure sipping fun. the simple joy of real fruit smoothies. ♪ >>> west virginia, and. >> back to reality. >> it wasn't good. >> good thing i know that song. >> people out there know that song. nights west virginia nor maryland entered saturday having a signature win. you can see say their undefeated records were the result of inferior competitions. you had to wonder as they faced off one another would one of them be exposed today? that answer came shortly after noon eastern time. west virginia was putting the foot on the gas. jino from baltimore dunbar high school looking good. the onslaught was on. smith to austin again. maryland tried recruit

tori and dave. >> all right. >>> 7:57.7-year-old girl is in critical condition after she was hit by a car in antioch. what she did that parents always warn their kids not to do. >>> and a super star in the bay area involved in a serious car crash back east. >>> looks a little like old faithful in oakland. find out what is creating this soggy mess overnight. >>> a woman not involved in a fight outside her home may pay the price for the disagreement. we have the details, live from oakland. >>> a vallejo man is free on bail this morning, more than a week after the bodies of his wife and her friend were found inside his home. what the prosecutor told the judge that had his bail reduced so dramatically. >>> a close call n this morning for a pro football player from the bay area. find out what happened to tom brady in boston just moments ago. >>> and president obama weighs in on the koran burning controversy. the second hour of mornings on 2 begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >>

southern russia very attractive for his rivals he used to be the right hand man of viewpoint and a tory a smart your boss assassinated last year was also shot in the stomach. so far it's hard to say who ordered the latest attack but it's definitely the result of the war currently going on between major gangs to clans in russia. since the point exists there have been various reports of gangster shootings and assassinations both in russia and in western europe including switzerland spain and greece police found dead bodies of men suspected of being members of this or that gang operating in russia or the c.i.s. but there's still no evidence grandpa his son is in any way connected. up or everyone knew al capone was they got far though the mafia nevertheless he was jailed for tax evasion the crime which can't even be compared to the horrible things he was involved in proving grandpa his stance criminal activities is just as difficult. as gangster movies with shootouts in excess emissions have become cinema classics but as investigators now try to find the hitman and the organizers of thursda

you come to that conclusion, it that the tories. if you stick to the current system, it means higher debt. or do you have the courage to change? that is what a graduate tax is a fairer system. the more you earn the but the more you pay back. at think they would understand. >> the taxes on graduates are the right way forward. you have to look at the details, not just the slogans. we don't have up-front fees now. they have been abolished. they are only paid back once you are earning $15 and pounds of gear as a graduate. we have to make sure there is not a barrier on the basis of ability to pay. it is a good thing there has been a 20% increase in the number of kids from poor families going into higher education. we should always look at how to make the system more fair. >> so what is the answer? >> we have the brown review going on at the moment. there are numbers in the number of ways to make the system fairer. you end up with people with two- year degrees subsidizing someone with a four-year degree. that is the principle of fairness

erica, tori and stephanie will be joining us later. they've been doing such great things for their own community, we wanted to do some pampering for them today. >> they deserve it. we can't wait to see what we've done with them in about two hours from now. >>> let's get to our top story this morning. what began as an intense hurricane ended when earl lost its punch when it pushed north. dean reynolds is in chatham, massachusetts, to assess the damage there. dean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. it appears this could have been a lot worse with only a few minor power outages and some isolated flooding. it appears that earl turned out to be a very gentle hurricane. it brought rain and wind, but in manageable portions because the colder water was encountered, as it steamed north, zap ped it of its strength. while colder air sent it swirling in a more easterly direction. seas churned with 15-foot waves off cape cod in some places and winds reached 75 miles per hour, but mostly the breeze off the sea moved at a 30 to 40-mile-

i'm tori campbell. it's monday, september 20th. >>> pg&e could release its list of the 100 highest-risk natural gas pipelines as early as today. the utility has already aratherred the mayors of -- alerted the mayors of at least two major cities they are on the list. claudine wong is in san jose where you just spoke to chuck reed for his reaction. >> reporter: good morning. yes, mayor reed says he is not surprised that this area made the legs of the 100 high-risk pipeline. it's a large city and a lot of the area could be collected. they haven't gotten a lot of information yet. he's still waiting for more information to figure out where san jose goes from here. what we do know at this point, there are two intersections that will be on the list. one is on the intersection of 1st and tazman and there's another one with the border with milpitas. mayor reed said he didn't really get any more information other than that. we do know that the 1st and tazman intersection was scheduled for repair in a couple of ye

. >> joe tori and don mattingly are expected to attend a ceremony today. >> and lady gaga is planningin a ceremony at the portland campus today. >> how are social networks are away that the scammers are praying on your kids. >> they taught us a way to latch it and cinch it down really tight. the baby's seat was moving around a bit. >> tips to know before you are strapping your newborns in. >> winds out of the north gusting up to 18 miles per hour. we have a big warmup coming later this week. >>> let's check the traffic. we have a -- an accident in glen burnie. and i will have more details after a -- after we return. >> old gibbs canning company. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. >> now, good morning, maryland. >> at 14, parents should be attendi

dave and tori? >> thank you. >>> a bay area family is in a desperate search for a loved one. >> we just want to make sure she's okay even if she doesn't want to come back. see why a missing woman's new job is adding to their concern. >>> drastic measures to rescue one bay area teenager carried off in the rushing river. >>> just a short time ago, the u.s. coast guard began searching the waters off marin county. it's in response to a frantic mayday call that came in last night on a woman who made a distressed call on the marin radio. she told the coast guard she was dealing with some type of emergency but provided no details. it's believed the call came from an area east of the tiburon peninsula. ktvu's claudine wong has been talking with a spokesman for details and will have a live update tat 8:00 a.m. >>> a bay area family is turning to the public for help in their desperate search for a loved one. >> we just want to make sure she's okay even if she doesn't want to come back. >> worried family membe

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, the first day of september. >>> we're getting some new information now about that very disturbing killing spree that spanned three bay area cities. here's what we know right now about this very complex case. five people are confirmed dead including the suspect. one man is still missing right now. a vallejo neighborhood is under evacuation orders at this hour, a bomb squad unit is removing very dangerous chemicals. now, we have live team coverage for you this morning. kraig debro is at that richmond crime scene but let's first with claudine wong. she's live in vallejo with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning. year on upland court. this court remains taped off. the house in question is right behind me. the bodies of two women were found in here. chemicals were found, chemicals used to make explosives. the atf is on its way and we are waiting for them to arrive. this is the home of 67-year-old dena allen and her husband. allen and her friend, 60-year- old carol sma

but when we come back tory smith helps the terms get on the board but is it enough to take down west virginia in morgantown? we will be right back. 

let's go to tori to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. good morning. >> good morning.minutes we are getting new details on the investigation into the san bruno explosion, including the search into whether reports of a gas smell were made in the days and weeks before the tragedy. >>> cal graduate sarah shourd is enjoying her first day of freedom after over a year of captivity. find out the challenge the u.s. state department is issuing to iran via twitter about her two companions. >>> tea party candidates score big primary wins but many republicans are not happy. we will find out why in the live report from washington, dc. >>> and the new study out this morning shows some big changes in how americans define a family. those stories and more on mornings on 2. now back to you on the morning news. >> tori, thank you. >> uh-huh. >> speaking of twitter. twitter has redesigned its main website. they are hoping its newly revamped website will be more user frengdly. it should be available within the next couple of weeks. >>> well, apple is expected to announce soon a new subscri

bizarre to you live from moscow had lines moscow calls on poland to actually died in a tory as terror suspect tainted the country of mexico as political asylum in the u.k. is wanted by russia over atrocities in the north caucasus. preparations for saturday's parliamentary vote in afghanistan are marred by escalating violence the taliban stepping up threats and kidnappings of candidates and election workers. and an attempt on the wife of an alleged top mafia boss right in the city center puts him in hospital vest to gators point out a blood feud and turf war as possible motives behind the attack. now it's time for our report on one caribbean island which is struggling with the presence of a u.s. naval base. because . who is in charge. and i explained to him. what's going to happen. when there's a forty percent unemployment rate. doesn't work when you knock at the door. a lot of this really. doesn't have a food stamp office i have to tell you in english what he said because that's how he said to me well you can go to the food stamp. exercises and i said for the first time in the history

let's go to tori to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. good morning. >> good morning.g up some great news about a missing woman who called 911 saying she had a medical mere jeafntion, she was just found. we are also on the scene of the landfill to see if police are making progress in the search for frederick salas and why they have are not using a common method to find missing people. >>> also a livermore dad is in big trouble this morning for stabbing his wife and his teenaged son. find out what went wrong on a family fishing trip. those stories and more on mornings on 2. now back to you. >> a record breaking crowd at this year's burning man festival in nevada. more than 50,000 people showed up to take part in the event this weekend, up 20% from last week. this festival celebrates art, music and performances. it ended last night with the burning of a 40 foot structure of a man that is the symbol of the festival. >> eating contest champion joey chestnut was defeated. sonia thomas is the winner, she calls herself the black widow. she ate 181 wings in 12 minutes. wow. >>

. >> so here is a list of some of the noisiest impart tory doors. we were just on that train. according to bart's chief spokesperson the system recently actually earned a top rating among rail systems of similar sizes. bart also brags about its grinders, multimillion dollar machines that shave of bits of track that can amplify noise with no affect on safety. coming up what you hear on bart as a passenger may sound a little about but what about the operators? i am going to talk to one of them and see how he deals with it. >> one man is in jail this morning after a police chase and crash on the street of oakland at 12:30 early this morning after police tried to pull him over for speeding. the driver reportedly refused to stop, then sped down the parkway before crashing. >> he ended up running into the median and disabling his car. he fled from the car. officers gave foot pursuit of the vehicle and he was taken into custody. >> officers found a gun in some nearby bushes. a background check revealed that the driver was a parolee who was out on bail for another offense. >> all righ

. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. crews with insurance companies just began hauling out debris from burnedout vehicles about a half hour ago and tomorrow workers with san mateo county will be here to finish up. all morning long crews have been hosing down the area with water to prevent the potentially toxic dust from kicking up. one really big concern is that the rain could wash toxins into runoff into the san francisco bay. so they've covered storm drains with sandbags. not only are people here bracing for the physical cleanup but the emotional cleanup. >> yes. something keeps drawing me back. it's been on my mind. >> reporter: mike says he's taking pictures to bring himself closure. >> i just wanted to reconstruct it in -- in my own mind, and give myself some peace of mind because i've been thinking about it a lot. >> reporter: the 58-year-old spent more than half of his life working for the berkeley fire department and is now retired. he happened to be at his parents' house just blocks from where the pipeline ruptu

thank you, tori. see you then. a new survey on ridge i religion shows some of the most informed people on religion are atheists. asked about christianity and world religion. on average people answered half of them correctly but those who scored the highest are atheists and agnostics as well as jews and mormons. >>> let's go to sal. see how everyone's behaving in the commute. >> all right. traffic is doing okay right now. if you are driving you can also look at the golden gate bridges barometer of what's going on. clear weather, good traffic heading down to the toll plaza. people outside on their bikes and walking around in the mild weather. no major problems and certainly no fog here at the golden gate bridge or visibility problems. moving along westbound bay bridge that traffic is backed up for a 20 minute delay if you're waiti from the very end of the line before you make it on to the bridge. and this morning westbound 92 the san mateo bridge traffic looks good. you're wondering about the don barton bridge no maj

the fact is that egypt is not a sig tori to the international convention, the geneva treaty which wecovered previously on the case with the goldman case where brazil was a sig tori, but the courts intervene and obstructed for all those years. egypt is not. if you can't get your ex-wife extradited, what is the hope of getting these boys home? >> the fact is that even the supreme court calls kidnapping a child. what i saw last week in egypt is child abuse. every day the boys are there is child abuse. the fact remains, we give this country $1.5 billion in aid. there lots of ways to choose to get my boys back and we should. >> we are going to stay on this story. you know we will. all of our wishes are with you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> this update on the breaking news. a statement from the carter center, while on a flight to cleveland, the former president developed an upset stomach and upon arrival she was taken to metro health hospital for observation. the carter center said he is resting comfortably and expected to resume his bo

let's go to tori to see what is coming up on morings on two.d morning. >> good morning, dave and pam. in minutes this morning there is a new effort to block california's first execution in nearly five years. albert brown is set to die on wednesday, but will last minute legal challenges force another stay? we will have a live report from san quinton. >>> a new pipeline safety proposal gets unveiled today in san bruno, a new report is out about gas line leaks across the country and the results are not good news for pg&e. >>> president obama has some ambitious plans to improve education but students and teachers may not like the ideas, those stories and more on mornings on 2, now back to you on the morning news. >> tori, thank you. >> uh-huh. >> there is a new development this morning involving those two navy helicopter pilots who dipped their helicopter into the waters of lake tahoe, the navy grounded them after this incident was caught on tape. now, this was two weeks ago. take a look at this. there are reports the two pilots were conducting una

>>> 6:56, let's go to tori. >> good morning. in minutes live in san bruno to learn more about the possible cause of the san prune 0 natural gas pipeline explosion. and the reason for a set deadline to clear the debris from the site. >>> state leaders may be close to reaching a budget agreement put the transportation commission has decided to put the braixes on a number of important projects. >>> comedian stephen could beryl is known for playing a foy conservative. find out why he will be testifying for real before congress today. >>> as early as today there could be an important legal decision concerning the military's don't ask-don't tell policy. that decision will come from someone here in california. now back to you. >> tori, thank you. >>> some folks out looking for a job are getting some help to prepare for job interviews from bart. bart collected gentle used professional clothing from bart commuters yesterday. bart is working with a non- profit group called wardrobe for opportunity. they help people out of a job find jobs.

now back to you on the morning news. >>> tori, thank you.ob davis one of several law enforcement executives from all over the country testifying on capitol hill. davis will take part in a senate committee hearing. they're looking into the need for a nationwide public safety network. >>> the uc berkeley chons already announced another round of job cuts coming. 200 administrative jobs will be cut early next year. this will save the university $20 million. that's on top of 600 positions already eliminated since last year. >>> we're now learning that the financially strapped city of vallejo has the second highest paid city manager in the bay area. a newly released study of california's city managers salaries shows san ramon city manager is the highest paid at $354,000. but vallejo city manager comes in not far behind at $351,000. that compares to san francisco's city manager salary of $250,000. vallejo made headlines when it filed for bankruptcy and it continues to struggle financially closing fire stations and laying off police officers. >>> ti

jail in connection with a deadly case of domestic abuse spanning two cities claudine wong has this tory. >> reporter: good morning, pam, yough, police say the killing was brutal but they also say the man accuse of the killing confessed multiple times in the hours leading to his arrest. we are at the glen cove park parking lot. the man we talked to who was by here yesterday when the crime scene was active said the victim's truck was parked in the back end of this parking lot. we know that she lived just a few blocks from here. but her body wasn't found here. just her truck covered in a large amount of blood. we don't know exactly what happened. police are still trying to figure that out this morning but what we do know is that the accused killer in all this confessed at least twice, the first time 1:20 yesterday when police say he called his estranged wife and confessed to killing his girlfriend. his wife called 911 and police went to check the home of the girlfriend. they found no sign of her. then at some point they got a call about a truck in the parking lot of glen coof park that bel

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robinson goes deep to tory smith, the senior and 80 yard scoring strike.th also had a 60-yard td catch. they cut the deficit to 14. later in the third, robinson back to pass and under heavy pressure. check out scooter barry. takes them down one of eight sacs and e mountaineer's defense. maryland 21. and they play flori international next week. west virginia is at lsu. >>> if there was ever a must-win game in september for virginia tech today's game against east carolina was it. the hokies started the day with a 2 record and a 0-3 start would be disaster. the last time that happened, bon jovi's "living on a prayer" was e number one song in the u.s., that was in 1987. today they tried to change their tune. they go agains a very good east carolina team and put up 100 points in two games, second quarter, the hokies are trailing. 24 yard touchdown and the hokies within three, an impressive play. six minutes later, daryn edwards gets it and they get the lead. hokies down at halftime. frank beamer's team goes off in the second half and east carolina driving domin

former yankee skipper john tory made it official today, announcing his retirement at the end of the seasonoverall, he had four world series titles in his career. his longtime lieutenant, don mattingly, takes over. stay with us, one more check of the forecast coming up right after this. >> islands on board an mta bus. what let three people to be rushed to the hospital was stab wounds in the middle of a busy afternoon. police released the 911 tapes of frantic calls after a surgeon was shot outside a patient's room at johns hopkins. will have these stories and much will have these stories and much more when you join us ton everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly the property tax as well as a lot of fee increases. as you know, there's a big difference between fees and taxes. but...they're the same. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same th