. >> i'm tori campbell tori campbell. it is thursday, december 2nd. we begin with a shooting involving a dispute over a cell phone. it happened late last night in oakland, not far from lake merit. kraig debro has been talking to residents and joins us with new details. >> reporter: good morning. i spoke to another resident of the building at 15th and madison, she heard around four or five shots. anotheres another resident heard and saw. multiple shots were fired but not hit the intended target. the victim wasn't the only thing hit with gunfire a bullet pierced a window in the building next to where the shooting took place. a victim was taken to highland hospital. our witness says the victim was well enough to sit on a parked car until help arrived. this hand around 11:15. a woman heard arguing between two or more people and five or six shots rang out. a resident said the neighborhood belies any prig prejudices. the thieves shot their victim over a cell phone. our information is not complete however, we have not been able to confirm the number of assai

. >> good morning i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. let's get a quick look at weather and traffic. steve. >> thank you very much. we do have partly cloudy skies. high today a lot of mid 50s a few upper 50s. we are looking far possibility of rain but when? we'll take a look at that in five minutes. here is sal. >> steve right now westbound 24 looking pretty good heading out to the mccarthur maze i mean the tunnel. traffic looks good and all the way up to oakland. this is a look at oakland. traffic is moving well in both directions here. also if you drive south toward hayward. there is a chase in the east bay in the last two hours. the chase ended up in oakland. let's go to claudine wong who is live where the chase ended. claudine. >> reporter: good morning. we are at 11th and brush. the you can see behind me the tow truck taking away the vehicle. we're going to show you where it ended. it ended because that car wreck down. the suspect ran through that fence. took down that fence ran down that hill. that's the 980 down that hill. oakland police ended up catching him running along the

. >> and i'm tori campbell. fog out there steve. >> there is indeed. we have partly cloudy skies but the fog is the biggest story. this morning visibility can be lousy. once we get the fog to one off we will be in the mid 50s and upper 50s for some. >>> it's dry out there as steve has been mentioning. it's a nice drive to the bay bridge. also this morning we're looking at the toll plaza. and also you will see dense fog across the way. let's go back to the desk. >> all right, thank you. the 49ers fired their head coach. mike singletary got the boot after the 49ers lost to the rams yesterday. knocking them out of the chance for play you haves. ktvu tara moriarty joining us live. she's had team head quarters right now. good morning, tara. >> reporter: this is about winning those the words from former 49er head coach of mike singletary. this comes immediately after his firing. if we take a look at the front cover of the sports section you can see it says over and out. a picture of mike there. he says he's sorry he didn't get a chance to bring it, but that

it's friday december 31st happy new years eve i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm kraig debro. pam cook and dave clark is off today. let's get a look at weather and traffic. >> before that let's take a look at the countdown that is happening right now as they ring in the new year. there is a picture right now counting down. >> seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. happy new year. >> a nice ring with that australian accent. a half million of people were expected to line the street. celebrations begin with aerial displays of fire work there is off the bridge. there is supposed to be vintage aircraft and boats around the harbor. so it's already 2011 down under. >> there they are going to the beach and taking part in water sports because it's summer there. let's get a quick look at the weather with steve. >> thank you. we have mostly clear skies. patchy fog out there. we'll have sunshine in the morning and increasing clouds throughout the day. highs upper 40s or low 50s and these clouds could make for an interesting new years eve. we'll have that in five minutes. here is tara. >

. >> i'm tori campbell. pam cook is off today. let's begin with a quick look at weather and traffic. good morning. steve. >> good morning tori. we also have a cloudy condition with rain. nothing too heavy. light stuff moving through. it looks like rain-snow mix. temperatures not as cold as yesterday morning. they are in the 40s. highs today in the upper 40s low 50s. >>> a car flipped over and blocking three lanes of traffic. and it's beginning to slow traffic down. it's pretty wet there in the area on southbound 101 as you come through the tunnel you will see the emergency vehicles and only one lane is getting by. again southbound 101 on the way to the golden gate bridge. the weather will be okay at the bridge here and as you come down. if you are driving anywhere in the bay area it will billion wet. at 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you. we will start this morning with breaking news coming from oak land. a fire broke out at the home just in this past hour. ktvu paul chambers is at the scene. what is happening? >> report

friday december 17th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm tori campbell. pam cook has the day off. it's now 6:30. an update on developing news in marin county. a car has gone into the ditch causing problems for the morning commute near the golden gate bridge. kraig debro is live in sausalito for an update there. good morning, craig. >> reporter: good morning tori they have closed one, two lanes. the cars going by me it doesn't look so bad that way. it will look worse going the other way because the slow down is back there. watch out george. behind us right now the tow truck is in the middle of the process of pulling the car out of ditch. we can final by get a picture of the car. we have not seen it this morning. i walked down there. it's about 100 feet down there. this is the car that was in the ditch at 3:00 a.m. this morning. chp says the guy in the car that rolled over several times. the guy ended up on his roof upside down. he was the one that called 911. if the gentlemen had not been able to do that, that car might have been down there for awhile. you couldn't see it off the h

i'm gasia mikaelian in today for tory campbell. >>> a police chase ends in death today. the drive who was killed may have been running from police for a number of reasons. the man died when his car went off interstate 80 not far from the university avenue exit. kraig debro is live. >> reporter: police say that they will call different agencies for partiality. the man could not be helped by doctors. a white sedan crashed through a chain linked fence and into a tree into a facility operate by kaiser while being chased by at least one oakland officer. >> the driver lost control of the vehicle and slid off the freeway, slid into a tree. >> reporter: the unidentified man crashed into a tree. word about the driver wept out about eight hours earlier. an officer approached the same man at 8:26 thursday night as he sat in his vehicle at west and 36th street. the officer thought that the man needed help but then developed suspicions. >> the driver threw the vehicle into drive and knocked the officer down by hitting him with the vehicle. >> reporter: the officer suffered minor scra

i'm cod in today for tori -- i'm claudine wong in today for tori campbell. >>> the pilot that caused an u proar after posting a video on youtube. he said he posted the -- posted the video out of concern for what he believes is a security flaw. in the last hour he held a press conference in sacramento. jade hernandez is there and joins us more on what he had to say. good afternoon, jade. >> reporter: good afternoon, here from -- he said he only came forward because his identity was about to get out. he walked up to the airport today with his team in tow, he's called airport security smoke in mirrors. his bone of contention is with the tsa. he posted a youtube video which showed ground crews coming and going from san francisco's airport merely by swiping a c ard. his attorney created a website referring to him as a patriot pilot. only yesterday when did he -- did he reveal his identity. >> i actually addressed it to the tsa. there are news articles on it. but i posted it on youtube to get a discussion from the youtube community. >> reporter: now, liu has released his home video which s

. >> good afternoon, i am gregg debro in for tori campbell. ktvu has been told that san francisco will probably be awarded the next america's cup race. the city has been in a battle with an unnamed italian city and newport, rhode island. it could pump up to a billion dollars in the local economy. tara moriarty more. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are here live at the st.ñfrancis yacht club along the marina in san francisco where there should be a party because they have clinched the america's cup. here is the reason, the golden gate bridge, this is a natural amphitheater for viewing. you will be able to watch it from several areas. now it seems like this announcement has been drawn out, many members of the yacht club here have been paying close to attention to blogs and posts on facebook waiting to see what race organizers will decide. we know this rome and newport rhode island were competitors. it wanted to host after they captured the trophy in february off the coast of spain. >> it is going to be a dream come true, just like giants winning

i'm heather holmes in today for tory campbell. the holiday get away is in full swing. this is what it looked like this morning at oakland international airport. as you can see, there are plenty of people arriving and departing today but airport officials say holiday travel peaked in the past two days that's when 36,000 travelers passed through oakland airport. right now, there are no flight delays and a short wait at the security checkpoint. it's much the same story at san francisco and san jose airport where officials say that the good weather is keeping flights running on time. >> as holiday travelers rushed to catch their flight, they may not be aware that federal security officials have issued a new terror alert. for passengers, it means the less of banned carry-on item is getting even longer. >> nearly 100,000 passengers are expected to travel through sfo on this christmas eve. many of them were unaware of tsa's new terror alert concerning thermoses. i don't carry any extra drinks. i think that's slightly ridiculous but given past experiences, i guess, it's -- i g

i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. >>> good morning. i'm kraig debro in for dave clark. it's thursday december 30th. let's begin with a quick look at weather and traffic. good morning, steve. >>> all right. tori, kraig, thank you very much. skies are clear and it's cold out there. temperatures a lot of low to mid-30s. end up with a chilly clear morning and then see increasing clouds and a possibility of some showers coming in late morning and early afternoon especially along the coast and bay. so we'll take a look at that on satellite coming up and look towards the weekends as well. here's sal. >>> steve, right now traffic moving well in marin county on southbound 101 as you head down to the 580 interchange. commute good on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. now let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. we are following breaking news out of oakland where police just told us three people died in an early morning fire at an apartment building. the fire broke out just before 2:00 this morning on 82nd avenue in the east mon district. ktvu reporter claudine wong is

tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark.onvicted sex offender accused of raping a 2-year-old girl is due in court in just about an hour. police say this shocking attack happened in the middle of a union city store wednesday afternoon. kraig debro joining us live at the freemont hall of justice with the latest on all of this. >> reporter: good morning dave. in an hour from now 36-year-old eugene melendres ramos will face a judge in freemont. accused of kidnapping and raping a 2 year old. this started yesterday in union city. the age of the victim and the circumstances could hard i will be more shocking. he is accused of having intercourse with a 2-year-old girl in the aisle of a dollar tree store yesterday at 1:00. police say the girl's grandmother and aunt took their eyes off the girl for 30 seconds but no more then a minute. >> inattentive parents and grandparents, these were grandparents there, close proximity, and literally this happened as the child rounded a aisle in the store. >> reporter: he has a prior conviction for

i'm kraig debro. >> i'm tori campbell. dave have the day off. >>> we're following breaking news out of oakland this morning. three people ed. a terrible ordeal. this happened early morning. fire broke out just before 2:00 this morning. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong is there now with the very latest on this horrible tragedy. claudine. >> reporter: good morning, kraig. we just within the last minute got more information on how this fire started. fire investigators now say the victims who all lived in that second floor of this apartment building here on 82nd avenue had had their power turned off on december 2nd. so what they apparently did was take extension cords and were routeing power from a different unit into their apartment. they believe it's through those extension cords that this fire started. and that is what led to the fire that led to the deaths of these three people. you're looking at the second floor of this building. two windows in front are actually bedroom windows. all three victims who died were found

i'm heather holmes in for tori campbell. >>> well, any moment now, a contra costa county judge is expected to make a crucial decision in the richmond gang rape case. we'll soon learn how many of the selfen defendants will stand trial and on what charges. jade hernandez has been f ollowing today's developments and joins us live from martinez. jade? >> reporter: good afternoon, heather. i can tell you right now, court has been adjourned for now. the contra costa county judge will decide which of the seven defendants will go on to trial and on what charges and which ones will stand trial for the gang raping of a 16-year-old richmond high school student. no cameras were allowed in the courtroom today. contra costa county judge gregory kaskie is expected to decide which defendants will go on trial and on which charges. he had two reservations going into this, first, was there enough to bring cody ray smith to trial. the judge told smith's attorney today that he did not think the 16-year-old enticed the victim over to attack her. the judge says it appears smith walked the girl over to the picnic

tori campbell is off. we begin with a horrible tragedy in oakland. three members of the same family including a 3-year-old child died in an early morning fire. firefighters believe the potential cause of the fire was completely avoidable. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong is on the scene with more on the cause of the fire and the family. good afternoon, claudine. >> reporter: good afternoon. the victims lived in the second floor apartment down here. but we have come underneath. we want to show you this extension cord. the orange extension cord comes up into the second floor apartment where the victims lived. firefighters believe the victims were using that extension cord to provide power because theirs had been shut off. there were no detectors and very little warning to get out alive. in the end this fire took the lives of three people including a 3-year-old little girl. the time eric saw the fire, it had already taken hold of this four unit apartment building. he was next door when he saw the 7-year-old girl who lives inside that apartment bein

i'm heather holmes in today for tori campbell. today storm clouds are only adding pressure to an already difficult situation in oakland. that's where a giant tree crashed into a house. and that's not the only problem. ktvu's kraig debro is live now with more on the mess the wet and windy weather left behind, kraig. >> reporter: good afternoon. the tree still causing problems. my estimation the tree is about 100 feet long. you can see some of the branches torn off yesterday in the fall. no one has actually scheduled a tree removal service, but remarkably the home is habitable. you'll soon see why these people narrowly escaped the crash. late this morning we had our first look inside the house. two different tree branches broke through the ceiling. six adults and an infant were inside. two people were in the living room at the time of the crash. >> they were sleeping. and it missed their head and bodies by inches. >> reporter: neighbors assessed the damage and shared the stories told by the falling tree. >> it was like thunder. like

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, december 9th. there's some light rain this morning. streets are still wet and there's also fog. >> tori, that's correct. dave, good morning, everyone. we do have some rain. more of it is beginning to move back in. there's fog. there will be a lot of fog into the forecast, not only today but how that impacts the weekend. we'll have that coming up a little later. >> thank you, steve. >>> 7:01. delay, complications and cost increases, words that have been associated with the bay bridge project. but that's not the case this morning. the new span could open sooner than expected. jade hernandez just spoke with caltrans. >> reporter: caltrans has a plan in place to alert drivers about what this means for commuters at the first of the year. the new east span of the bay bridge is expected to open four to six months early. initially they thought it would be finished 2010. now it's 2013. steel deliveries have arrived on time from china or ahead of schedule and the single tower to support the suspension span will be up. if all goes as scheduled, th

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, december 8th. i know you brought your u mbrella. >> i did, actually. there's some moderate rainfall this morning. made a mess of the commute. how long will the rain last? here is a check of weather and traffic. >> rain could last all the way into friday morning, not steady but it looks like it's in the forecast for a while. we're kind of in between here. there's still some rain off to the east bay but to the north bay things have comed down. same for the peninsula but there is another band right offshore. we have a had some okay rain. >>> investigators are busy now searching for clues at a mcdonald's restaurant that was the scene of a violent takeover robbery this morning. it happened on san pablo avenue in berkeley shortly before 5:30. kraigdebro-- kraig debro is there now. i know there are new developments. just got off the phone with police. there was one minor injury and we saw the paramedics treating employ es. later on in the morning when w e -- we looked in the window, we could see the emplo

. >> i'm tori campbell tori campbell. it'stures, december 16th. a manhunt continues for the two men responsible for a fatal stabbing. the victim was a young bay area football star. paul chambers spoke to a family member and joins us now with a update. >> reporter: good morning. we have moved to newark memorial high school. briefly before we move, i got a chance to talk to his mother to get clarification. students and staff members are arriving on campus. 17-year-old football star from newark was the person stabbed at bus stop yesterday afternoon. i just spoke with family member whose came to pay their respects. >> me and my husband, he wanted to see the exact spot where my nephew got -- where this happened. >> reporter: according to his aunt and uncle his father died in 2007. he lost his up a aunt in may. his mother spoke with ktvu and spoke about a confrontation. >> they were beating up a cheerleader. my son was the one who jumped in and stopped them from beating her up. >> reporter: this morning his mother told me that a car accident on the brid

. >> i'm tori campbell. it is friday, december 17th. we are on storm watch this friday morning. rain is falling in most areas. bay area is bracing for the wettest weekend in years. steve paulson joins us with details. >> we started light rain, stood not too much. at least not this monning. we are expecting this to get stronger. enhancement of the clouds off the coast. right now it's if you took a paint brush and went from the county and oakland, straight across that's what we are looking at. there is rain for everybody after everything is said and done. the green turns to white. northern lake counties. around the 5000-foot level turns to snow in the sierra. winter storm warning posted. projected between now and middle of next week for unbelievable amount of snow. peninsula south bay had rain. we will see this pick up in intensity later on. heavier rain. now it's light rain b. careful. there is plenty on the way. >>> palo alto police are looking at a fatal accident. they are investigating. this is san antonio on and off ramp. they are closed on the bored of mountain view. this ha

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's monday, december 27th. >>> well, thousands of airline passengers are stranded all over the country again this morning because of that blizzard on the east coast and the temporary closing of several busy a irports. now we're hearing, we may soon know just when travel might start getting back to normal. >> ktvu's kraig debro is live at sfo right now. he has all of the details. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, dave. a lot to tell you. right now the port authority of new york, new jersey. they are having a conference call with all of the major airlines to decide whether or not they will continue to fly because of the bad weather back east. terminal 3, let's take a look at the security crowd, the crowd lining up for the security checkpoints. very thin. it's been a lot bigger earlier in the day. we have also been told -- we've checked with the faa. there is a flight delay at sfo because of the fog. they usually wait until the sun comes up and burns off and then it'

tori campbell has the day off. steve paulson has the day off. but mark tamayo is in.ow's the weather? >> still the active weather and that potent frontal system moving across the bay area early this morning. we still have some lingering rain showers out there. there's main activity moving out to the east and that trend will continue. here's our forecast model at 7:00 this morning. still showing you lingering rain showers. throughout the course of the d ay, there is not a lot to show you. it looks like a break d eveloping. i am tracking a forecast that will impact your weekend. i will have more on that. sal has traffic. >> good morning, mark. that's northbound 280 on the right. you can see no major problems there. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that traffic is moving pretty well getting up to the top s tory. once i -- get up to the toll plaza. back to the desk. >>> as sal and mark made so clearly, a powerful storm b attered the bay area overnight. ktvu claudine wong is on storm watch this morning. she's out there. in fact, you're in marin county. what

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's friday, december 10th. >>> we begin this hour with new developments involving an overnight police pursuit in the east bay. we just spoke with oakland police and they tell us sometime la night an oakland police officer was hit and dragged by a stolen car. then earlier this morning, police say that same stolen car was spotted and a chase ensued. the driver crash along virginia street near the east shore freeway in berkeley. police tell us there was a fatality but right now it's u nclear if it was the driver of the stole car who died or an innocent bystander. >> we also at this point don't know the condition of the officer who was dragged. we're following the story. as we get more information, we will bring it to you. >>> 8:01. police have a warning for parents at a north bay school. that warning comes after a man follow a young girl and her brother home from school. ktvu's jade hernandez joining us live. she's in petaluma with all of the details. >> reporter: good morning. we spoke

i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, december 15. >> we're gonna begin this morning. we have breaking news that's happening in oakland. right now, firefighters are there on the scene of a house fire. this is santa ray avenue right near lake merit. chopper 2 is flying over it right now. this fire started about 30 minutes ago. we do have a ktvu news crew on the scene. they'll be on the ground s hortly. we'll bring you a live update as soon as we can. >>> we're also following a major overnight development in a major shooting that claimed the life of a sacramento mother. she was killed by a stray bullet during a gunfire in a strip m all. police say she was simply an i known sevictim in the wrong place at the wrong time. she's a single mother who worked at the sacramento airport. officers sealed off the neighborhood and searched for him. witnesses say she was putting her son in the car when a bullet hit her. the motive is still not clear. >>> oakland police chief anthony batts is asking for the fbi to step in following last month's fatal police shooting of an u narmed man

i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, december 28th. >>> in the news, oakland police are investigating a bold r obbery. this happened at a very busy walgreens store. kraig debro is live at the scene with all of the details. >> reporter: i just spoke to the manager of the walgreens, not too far from lake merritt. he wouldn't comment on what happened last night. he said i had to go to oakland police. i did go down here and there is a lucky and they said they were were robbed by a guy that o rdered $00 money order. there sa a -- $00 money order. there is a satellite down there. witness and surveillance c ameras, that's what police and walgreens hopes will help them with the investigation. police say a masked men entered the walgreens on east 18th street around 8:00 last night the store is located a few feet from lake merritt. the man accosted the cashier and demanded money. a man walked in and saw what was going on and he left i mmediately. now, the gunman left the store. it's not known if he left with any mone

tori campbell is also. thank you for joining us on this thursday, december 23rd. >>> we begin with the massive sewage spill 234 marin county. you to a million gallons of sewage has pulled into corte madera creek and the fbi has been called in to help determine if this is a serious case -- case of serious neglect or possibly environmental t errorism. claudine wong is in green bray this morning with the details. >> reporter: good morning, pam. the fbi and other agencies are trying to figure out how this happened, and crews right now are trying to figure out what happened -- try to fix what happened. you can see those crews right there, carrying the pipeline over there. where we are is kind of a s taging area and a place where there is ongoing work to fix this ruptured line. the creek is where the crews are staned -- standing. the what the crews are trying to do is move the ruptured line and do a temporary line. one of the diversion lines are set up and there is another one just like it at college avenue. agai

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, december 6th. we're still getting light showers this morning. how long will it last? let's check in with steve. >> thank you, tori. we're about done. we still have some cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. some light rain but the heavier rain has moved off. still some impressive totals. heavier areas, where one to two inches of rain fell. there's more snore up in the sierra nevada. we had a lot of wind. gusts up to 50 miles an hour. the next system will be here -- probably tuesday night, into wednesday. there goes the system right there. i will give it credit. it's a very compact system. some dry areas moving in. there's middleton. almost 2 inches. petaluma, almost an inch. st. mary's college, almost an until. blossom hill. some of the gusts, 41 miles per hour black diamond, the oakland hills 29 and crystal springs reservoir, 28 miles per hour. here's sal. >>> steve, this morning, we do have slow traffic all over the place. some areas wetter than others. we don't have any major issues. we have a lot of minor ones. as weep drive through wet weather

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, december 14th. rain falling on our morning commute. how heavy will it get? is it causing any problems? we begin with a check on traffic and weather. steve? >> hi, tori. we do have some rain. nothing too heavy. in the north bay, about .25 to 1 inch for some. this system is focusing on is clouds and rain. you can see there's plenty of cloud cover. there's been light mist and drizzle to the south. now, there are three areas to look at. one to the north, one over the sierra. and also very windy conditions if you heading up to the mountains for us. some of the totals, fort bragg, almost an 1. yountville is getting close and san francisco .10. the big news is not today. it's at the end of the week. more on that in our weather segment. here's sal. >>> traffic is going to be okay on east shore freeway but it's raining. no major crashes. this is 208 in san jose. we've had a lot of fender- benders coming in. that means that you need to give yourself extra time. another traffic update in m inutes. let's go back to the desk. >>> up to 700 jobs are

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday, december 13th.ell arkansas cauville teenager and her toddler brother are still in critical condition following a horrifying stabbing attack. police say this vicious attack whiled the -- while the children were at home and sound asleep. tara moriarty is live in vacaville with all of the details. >> good morning, dave. we've had a chance to talk to some neighbors here and they are still very rattled by this violent attack on two children. many people are just very angry and trying to make sense of why it all happened. now, the attack happened off of balsam way early yesterday morning. both children were home alone and savagely attacked while they were sleeping. it happened just before 3:00 in the morning. police say someone broke in the house and attacked the girl with a kitchen knife while lying in bed next to her brother. officials say he sexually assaulted her and when the baby woke up crying, he stabbed him ten times and assaulted him as well. >>> a 14-year-old. that's insane. you can't emergency

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, december 1st. >>> extended unemployment benefits start running out today for 2 million americans. that's after congress missed the midnight deadline to extend. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. bureau with more. >> reporter: good morning, tori. that's right. we're talking about an average of $300 a week that people who are unemployed get from the government but that money stops today for many of them. let's take a live look at the senate floor. we are waiting to hear if there are any new plans today to give another lifeline to the l ong- term unemployed. congress failed to act before last night's midnight deadline. that means benefits run out today for 800,000 people. 2million americans, including 5 00,000 californians, will lose their benefits by the end of the year if congress does not okay another extension. >> anybody who thinks that the unemployed are being lazy and taking advantage of these systems are no grip on reality. there are 15 million unemployed

tori campbell has the day off. >>> bedo have breaking news. sal is following a still b reaking story in san francisco. sal? >> that's right. more than an hour ago, two cars making that right turn on 19th avenue got into a collision and ended up down an embankment, just past 19th avenue. flee people are now at sfgh. and the police are interviewing the people in the accident right now at the hospital. you can see rescue and truck company and engine company is still there along with san francisco police blocking two lanes of hinarasero boulevard. jade hernandez is there trying to decypher the whole thing. -- decypher the whole thing. may she will be coming up in just a -- -- that's coming up. >>> two pit bulls who attacked a woman in san jose are still out there on the loose this morning. just about an hour ago, kraig debro talked to the victim. kraig is joining us now with the very latest on what she said this morning. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning. it happened on white sand drive in east san jose. this is the home behind me. a

. >> tori campbell has the day o ff. >> we've been listening to steve all morning. >> steve joins us now to tell us with more about what we can expect today. >> a little different pat -- pattern. more showery, possibility of hail again under cloudy skies. but the big cloud ban is moving towards central and southern california. it's kind of taking on another tilt. the cold air moves in towards the north bay and that's where the fine of -- line of shower activity is starting to form. so that cold, unstable air means just about everything. marin, napa, sonoma, up to lake mendocino, that's a very cold pattern. the weekend rain -- >> and there's more on the way. we'll get to that later. let's get to the news. >>> thank you, steve. we checked some of the bay a rea's storm trouble spots. now, look at this mobile home park which flooded during yesterday's downpour. we checked again. it's now slowly drying out. this is on old bayshore road in redwood city. the water pump failed just as all of the heavy rain started to fall yesterday afternoon. things have also dried up in mill valley this mor

i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, december 29th. >>> we have new information on the developing news we've been following all morning in san jose. police are investigating an officer-involved shooting. ktvu's kraig debro is live now with an update from san jose. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, tori. we're gonna get another update at 8:00 from police just to confirm all of the things we think we know right now. this is reed street near d owntown san jose. this is where the officer - -- the officer-involved shooting happened. we've spoken to one witness who confirmed shots were fired. another witness said three shots were fired. from what we understand, o fficers were swarming all over the place here. this is just one of up to three crime scenes. the first crime scene is on the 500 block of locust street, also near downtown san jose. police have confirmed that there was a home invasion robbery on locust street around 11:00 last night. they say multiple suspects t here. they would not

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, december 7th.e're still following developing news from antioch this morning. police are still out there at the scene of a hit-and-run incident where one person was killed. it all happened just before 2:00 this morning on kabala road. ktvu's claudine wong is there. she has the very latest on everything happening. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yes. we're on kavala road where it remains blocked off. you can see the investigation o ngoing right in front of that produce mark. >> that's where police believe this all start. i'm joined now by lieutenant o rum from the antioch police department. can you tell me happened? >> around 1:49 a.m. we got a report of a woman dragged by a pickup truck out into the s treet. our officers -- one them was actually around the corner and got here quickly. first aid was rendered to the person. emergency services was called. >> reporter: it appears she was dragged a fairly good distance, is that correct? >> i would say 50, 75 feet. >> reporter: 1:

i'm pam cook in for tori campbell. >> i'm kraig debro. dave clark is off today.s friday, decembering this. >>> well, the doors have opened the at -- have opened at the valley fair shopping center during one of the bustest s hopping days of the year. police say a man brought a rifle to the mall and robbed a clerk. tara moriarty is live in santa clara with more details on that investigation. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning, kraig. once the sun came out, we retraced the gunman's steps. it appears that he covered a very large amount of space in a very short amount of time. police say his behavior was extremely erratic. he started in the mall that you see behind me. he hiup a store, came up here. he hot of -- sort of hopscotched around and hit several places in this vicinity. then he jumps across the street, hitting up a store there, and a block away from that point, he made his getaway behind that building. now, a lot of people had no idea that a gunman was on the loose because he had hidden a rifle inside of his trench coat. the suspect struck ju