tori?thank you, mark. >>> eight minutes after 8:00. >>> it was a frightening incident at the sacramento airport where a jetblue plane made a rough landing and caught on fire. the airline says all four tires of the aircraft blew out as it was trying to land yesterday afternoon. then the brakes caught on fire. ones the plane came to a stop, flight attendants started shouting for everyone to evacuate down the emergency slide. >> i dropped all my stuff, and i was the second person off of the left-hand chute, so got out to the tarmac, ran to the grass, and then turned around and you can see the tires in flames. >> fifteen people suffered minor injuries, five taken to hospitals. the jetblue plane was coming in from long beach. the national transportation safety board is trying to find out exactly what happened. >> okay. >>> the time now is 8:09. new tubs south of the border. we'll tell you how a tv station became directly involved in the growing violence of mexico. >>> there's a major new develo

tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. >>> we'll tell you what lawmakers have decided to do about a 60-year-old state law that addresses the kushing of gays -- curing of gays. >>> enjoy that cup of coffee this morning because the cost could soon be going up. we'll explain why. >>> good morning. san jose, clear skies, already 64 degrees. looking for a high of 100 in san jose. it will be hotter towards morgan hill and gilroy. record high is likely today. here's dave. >> okay, steve. thank you time now, 7:14. today, voters in five states are going to the polls for primary elections. one closely-watched race is arizona. that's where senator john mccain is facing a challenge by a tea party candidate. however, some recent polls are showing john mccain has a comfortable lead. >>> 7:14. numbers just released by the national association of realtors show the sale of existing homes plummeted. july sales fell by more than 27%, to the lowest level in 15 years. one reason the market is hurting, buyers and sellers ar

tori is correct. we've been talking about more people on the roads back to school and the schools have been slowly getting in for the last week or so. we will let you know that traffic is going to be busier. let's move along and take a look at 880. the traffic looks pretty good as you drive past the coliseum. also this morning we've been watching that accident in hayward, southbound 880. that accident hasn't been a big deal. the southbound traffic is going to be busy. on the peninsula, on the other side. highway 92 traffic is busy. 7:07. here's steve. >>> good morning. a little cool this morning. we have some low 40s. mount tam is 49. northwest wind at 10. we do have mostly sunny skies. just some patchy low clouds. and the headline will be warmer this week it will be tuesday, wednesday, thursday and then we'll go right back into the cooler pattern. we'll see some 90s inland but the weekend -- amazed. the first weekend look like may, june, july. another low drops into the north. we'll see another cooli

. >> reporter: well, good afternoon, tori. we are learning more information about the suspect, described as a 29-year-old from east contra costa county with an extensive criminal record. that record ended today when he allegedly shot a police dog. >>> police released these cell phone images of thor, an eight year veteran of the police department. you can see two red shots where a bullet entered and exited. >> there was an exchange of gunfire between the suspect and the officers. the suspect was hit. he was pronounced deceased at the scene. none of the officers were injured however the canine was shot. >> reporter: officials say he was trying to apprehend a burglar when he was shot. his handler and another officer pulled the trigger on a prowler. the cosh near wheeled out his body this morning. the ordeal began around 1:00 this morning when he broke into a house. he had piled up a bunch of appliances when police stormed in. within minutes dozens more officers swarmed the scene. >> we are using our -- the protocol we have in thi

here's tori. >>> tough, steve. we're learn more this morning about how four people managed to survive the alaskan plane crash that killed a former senator. ktvu's alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with more on this. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we're getting our first look this morning at the location of the crash that killed alaskan senator ted stevens and four others. investigators will be on the scene near dillingham, alaska to figure out what happened in that plane crash. you can see the plane on the hillside. rescuers found the plane largely intact. four people survived, including former nasa administrator sean o'keefe and his son. >> there was no post-crash fire an none of the occupants were ejected from the aircraft the they were all contained in the fuselage following accident. >> reporter: now, here on capitol hill, the flags have been lowered in honor of former ted stevens. he was the longest-standing senator. as for the survive, they are at a hospital in anchorage. sown o'keefe is

. >> i'm tori campbell. let's get to our top story. an accident in san francisco involving a chp officer, sal? >> reporter: tory re, it happened this morning an hour ago on brotherhood way, towards san francisco's excel sorry neighborhood. a chp officer hit a pedestrian, the pedestrian was reportedly impaired, reportedly was inebriated accord to go police on the scene, stepped out in front of traffic and was hit by the officer. whenever an officer is hit by any sort of accident there's an version. the chp officer involved on his motorcycle was not injured. they drive those big bmw motorcycles and this time it paid off. we'll let you know more about this. we do have an interview with one of the police officers on the scene and well tell you what he had to say. >> all right. thank you sal. >>> there are now dozens of salmonella moyes option from the bay area from that massive egg recall and that number is expected to grow. the illnesses triggered a recall of more than 200 million eggs produced in iowa but sold nation-wide. they are distr

>> that's right, tori. a few days ago we had temperatures in fact an wednesday topping 100, today just barely making it to the lower 80s and cooler temperatures in the weekend forecast in a little bit. right now fog still left over patches especially south of the golden gate bridge toward pacific a and half moon bay. the clouds still a factor toward oakland and over a good portion of san francisco. a look outside right now. we can show you this still completely overcast over the city. currently upper 50s at 59 degrees. of course, we had the fog this morning. still lingering into the early portion of the afternoon hours. neighborhoods today only lower 80s around 80 to 84. the temperatures this weekend only in the 60s and 70s across most of the bay area. here is a look at some of the current numbers 63 santa rosa. fairfield sunny, 69. san jose 67. livermore 71 degrees. this was the big weather story just a few days ago. strong high pressure, record heat. that high is moving out and look what is moving in. a c

tori and dave. >>> thank you, steve. 6:20.his morning one of the biggest names in retailing reported second quarter earnings and the news was close to what analysts had forecast. sears holding corporation reports losing $39 million in the three months that ended in late july. that's just half of what it lost during the same time frame last year. it credits growing profit margins at k mart for helping to close the gap. but overall revenue slipped slightly to just under $10.5 billion. >>> time now 6:21. coming up we'll tell you how this summer's mild weather is effecting the wine making in the napa valley. >>> and find out why some bay area public pools are suddenly being forced to shut down. [ female announcer jcp cash is on the spot savings. earn ten dollars off on the spot, when you spend fifty! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. earn jcp cash... ten dollars off when you spend fifty who knew shopping could be so rewarding? jcpenney. got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, august 10th. we're learning more about the tourist shot and killed. police say she was just an innocent bystander and was just a few feet from her hotel. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: good morning. the woman was actually standing right here discussing dinner plans whether she was struck in the head by a hail of bullets. the king george, you can see right there at the corner near mason and geary. now, her husband was visibly shaken as he left for germany last night. he and his wife had been celebrating the couple's wedding anniversary in san francisco. police honed in on her killer, 18-year-old phillip stewart, from san francisco. he was arrested. he left two others injured. the suspects left a teen dance party. the russian consulate's shocked but there's no reason, they say, this will deter future visits. >> we will be at the same place hoping that we're not at the wrong moment. >> reporter: bullet holes filled the district building. police detained five people yesterday, one of those was s

. >> i am tory campbell. danville police are interviewing witnesses after a tragic overnight accident involving a group of teenagers. craig is at the police station where the latest. good morning craig. >> reporter: good morning tory, police will need more time before they issue a citation or perhaps refer this case for charges to district attorney. police say they interviewed and are interviewing several teens at police headquarters right now. police told me what happened overnight appears to be an accident. the victim was standing near the intersection of dell amigo and glen around midnight last night. a group of the men's friends pulled up in a white toyota land cruiser. they were headed to a nearby home. they jumped on the side of the vehicles as it started to pull away slowly and fell off. the man died on the scene. >> i can tell you the driver of the car felt very upset, and was heartbroken that this accident occurred. he was one of the people that called 911. >> reporter: the chief says it appears all

dave and tori. >>> 8:41.me major new developments in the fbi investigation of what was first believed was a dry run for a terrorist attack. >> reporter: i'm live at sfo, where airport officialings are now offering new perspective as to what went wrong aboard a flight to australia. we'll tell you more about the emergency landing coming up on "mornings on 2." >>> wi sh's learning more about what led up to an overnight -- we're learning more about what led up to an overnight emergency. a quantas flight took off from sfo and was over the engine when one of its engines exploded. tara moriarty is at the airport with an update on the investigation and what's happening to all of those passengers. >> reporter: one of the four engines blew out aboard this plane. so the pilot made the decision to turn around above the pacific ocean and head back to san francisco. now, airport officials here at sfo tell me that was certainly the right call to make because we're talking about a 15-hour flight to australia and if something

. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. yes. that press conference just ended here at the oakland police department just a few minutes ago. we do have information about where this investigation is going. the police are confirming with ktvu that andrew barrientos was made admissions about the shooting. we've also been digging ourselves into bauft's past and have new information -- barrientos's pass and have new information about that. he's in a san diego jail faced with attempted murder and two carjacking charges. two other people have been charged with allegedly helping him try to escape to mexico. oakland police are working on the details now to get him back to the bay area. >> he did give admissions to the time -- crime. we're still in the process of having him back up here. >> reporter: we've been digging into his past. these are court documents dealing with two days. one from january and one from april. these are misdemeanor cases but what makes them so si is they are both for -- them so significant is they deal with resisti

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, august 17th. >>> an investigation is underway into the shooting death of an oakland teen. overnight homicide detectives interviewed his 13-year-old brother. ktvu's jay hernandez is at the police station right now with reaction from the family. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. it's hard to imagine, the family is so distraught. a gun goes off, one brother doesn't survive. we're live in police -- in oakland at police headquarters. investigators are wrapping up talking to the 13-year-old who survived. the younger brother, you see here in this footage, wearing this white hoodie is in the victim's brother. oakland homicide investigators released the 13-year-old into custody to his parents. we know the browers -- brothers were together when the shooting happened on filbert street. what we don't know is how the boys got ahold of the gun. we don't know when or even if charges will be brought against the brother. ktvu spoke to the parents and they told us that they a

. >> reporter: yeah, good afternoon, tori. firefighters released a transcript and a tape, actually a cd, this is the transcript here of what they are calling the smoking gun in this dispute with the city. firefighters are claiming that those budget cuts that they have to take actually are gonna reduce the response times and they challenge the city to prove them otherwise. from the day those laid off turned into their gear, there was a threat to public safety, they say. slower response time. now they say the city knew that to and have an audiotape to prove it. >> when fire extends beyond room of origin, what the data tells us that's in the published materials, you get an eight to ten-fold increase in loss of property. >> reporter: the tape was a recording of a presentation given by katie, the research and development director for the fire department. the presentation was given in april at a conference in orlando, florida at an annual event followed navigator 2010. at the firefighters, firefighters say katie tells his audience a

. >>> tori, it will 80s and 90s. the fog is lurkingoff shore. it still has a ways to go. but napa, hayward airport have wind at 5 miles an hour. it won't make much of an impact today. it's sunnyside up. no fog out there. the beach temperatures are fantastic. temperatures have been warming up fast. we do have the heat advisories as tori touched on. hottest day will be today, highs, 80 to 105. coast 80s to inland, 100. right thousand out there. can you see that fog coming up. it's very shallow but i think by tomorrow. it will be here. san francisco is 86. we'll go for 90. and then i think that sea breeze will kick in later on. if you need to go to the beach, do it today. by tomorrow, i think the fog comes back. we have 90s in santa cruz. it will be in the 70s and middle 80s. warm today, hot today. we'll have more on this coming up. but let's get to jade hernandez in walnut creek. i think it's about 90 there? >> reporter: that's right. in the shade, it's 90. if you have to be outside, the pool is the place to be. i dipped my feet in the pool today. we traveled to several cit

a potent rush while also look like russia have a journalistic star in the making fifteen year old tory come over followed up all around gold from thursday to more top of the podium displays she also triumphed in the sun even bars the vault. moving on to tennis news and women's world number one serena williams will miss the u.s. open which starts on august thirtieth the american has been unable to recover since to her right foot on a broken glass in a restaurant back in july serena has won wimbledon the straight and i think this year and this fancy to try her fourteenth grand slam title at flushing meadows. and finally to ice hockey and to the k h l starting in just over a fortnight twice defending champions act passed from beat atlanta four three in their latest preseason warm up from on course arrive reports. preseason ice hockey usually lacks the passion and competitiveness of the regular season let alone the gaar and call playoffs however the match between champions of the bars and up blonsky at the mosque or region fans on their feet until the final buzzer the visitors were up by t

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they took tory johnson's vice.s morning. >> we could have some. we kind of have an idea. keep an open mind. keep an open mind. >>> you know who we have with sam champion. >> very special man. >> philippe. >> and we did that water dive to show where they live. and the first -- >> the first ever. >> what the dispersant does to the oil in the gulf. amazing times with you and your crew. we've had a great time you're here to talk about -- let me make it right -- blue august. >> right. blue august on "planet green." it's a whole month that kicks off tonight on "planet green" dedicated to exploring oceans and waterways. people are realizing it's so important. the ocean is important to all of us. there's amazing adventures all around the world. and it's actually the whole month of programming on the network. >> you my friend have been shooting nonstop. you went down there, stayed down and what are we going to see? >> well we're covering the oil spill. we shot a series of vignettes. and talking about people affected by the

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i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark.come to a friday morning. >>> well, in the news right now -- students are beginning to arrive at briarwood elementary school at this hour, despite a heavy police presence on the campus. now, police are not taking any chances. this follows a bomb threat at the santa clara school. ktvu's claudine wong is out there right now with the very latest. so how's it going, claudine? >> reporter: well, good morning, dave. school starts in about 40 minutes here. santa clara police are on scene right now. they have been all morning long. take a look behind me. you can see a couple of santa clara police cars in that parking lot. there are a couple more in front of the school. they've been out here all night. they had a bomb-sniffing dog going through the school, making through everything was safe and secure. they are responding to a bomb threat two weeks ago. i'm joined by the spokesperson for the school district. taba thaw -- tabatha. we've seen a lot of security out here. how secure are you feeling

good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning to you,er tory. that's right two days in a row, a very disappointing news on the housing market. we learned in just the last 15 minutes that new home sales are down 12.4% for july. it's the slowest sales pace on record and another sign the economy is weakening. i talked to the chief economist with the national association of realtors and he says builders have cut back on production. >> the builders had to compete with foreclosure properties. therefore, they did not want to to -- >> reporter: the new home sales report couples a day after the shocker report on existing home sales. they were down 27% in july to the lowest level in 15 years. analysts say high unemployment, a surge in foyers and the expiration of the home buyers tax credit are likely to blame. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> homes here in the bay area are moving a bit faster than most of the nation in healthier markets like san francisco and denver. the average wait to sell a moment -- sell a h

. >> jimmy: he is tori spelling's husband. you've never before married to her?e that happens, do you get concerned friends calling, saying, are you okay? >> 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 is going on. >> jimmy: really? so, they warned you not to marry her? >> they were concerned. more of a concerned call. >> jimmy: that's a little bit weird. have you met dean? >> no, i have not. we should have him on together. amazing. >> jimmy: be like a kiss concert in 1975, you know? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: okay, so, tomorrow night is the second season premiere of the show. >> yeah. two-hour -- >> jimmy: two-hour. >> 9:00, two hours of "dark blue." >> jimmy: that refers to the color of the uniforms? >> uncle frank -- >> jimmy: what does dark blue refer to? >> uniform. >> jimmy: yeah. that's what i just said. uncle frank, true or false, now, you hear

in for tori campbell. >>> well, they are controversial and now at oakland international airport. full body scanners are the latest security measure designed to better protect passengers. today we got a rare look at how they look. jade hernandez is live in oakland with more on the technology. >> reporter: good afternoon, about an hour ago, these units are unveiled here at oakland international. these units are already installed at san jose international airport. and from passengers who will actually be seen more of these at the terminals by the end of the year, we wanted to show you what you might experience the next time you might be asked to go through security right here in oakland, they are called advance imaging units. there are two types. they use x-rays to create images which capture a reflection of the body. the other units use millimeter wave technology. no matter the type, the image looks like a chalk edging. besigned the -- behind the wall is a tsa april gent monitoring.. >> i put security and san fernando up there high. i travel a lot internationally. i guess speed wou

. >>> good afternoon i'm claudine wong, tory campbell has the day off. the death of a young track star gunned down in the streets of oakland. it happened on bancroft avenue not far from frick avenue where the teen was a student. tara moyarti has been following the story and she is now live. >> reporter: police may be zeroing in on the suspect at this hour. he is possibly a former student at frick middle school and also had some sort of fight with the victim who was also a student at that same school. the deadly shooting happened right here last night near the corner of 61st avenue and bancroft just blocks from the school. that is when witnesses say one shot jimon clark a couple of times. one of those bullets striking him in the back of his head. he died at the scene and police say the suspect ran off. >> right now our preliminary investigation revealed he was walking with another teenager when the suspect came up and started to shoot. luckily the other teenager was not hit. >> reporter: jimon has an identity cal twin brother jamon. both were on the track

the tories just steps behind as he made the 500 journey south to san diego county in an attempt to cross the mexican border. >> a few bricks there were on saturday that it was the information that he was there- breaks. we were able to get it and to share it with local law enforcement and south florida law enforcement was also instrumental in making this arrest. -south. >> it is the border only turned sh was shut for 30 minutes and he was not alone. 23 year-old union city gustavo has also was withing and beating in his escape. 40 year-old, and when that was also arrested of union city also for accessory after the pact. >> that if you are assisting after somebody's escape. you are just as guilty as committing that crime. >> i just got off the phone with the alameda district attorney's office so far, no formal charges. after any of these three, they are arrested, and body and those for two different attempts of attempted murder of police officers and also two different attempts of carjacking. the other for excess 3, and the formal charges from the d.a.'s office will follow this week. report

fog, nights and mornings through thursday and then tori, it does look like it will be warm to maybe even hot for about three days as we did into the weekend. another cooldown next week. so maybe for three days we can get people some sunshine and warmer weather. >> maybe that will make a lot of people happy. i've been hearing about it. thank you. >> thank you. >>> we want to take you to washington, d.c. the voting has just finished in the $26 billion jobs bill. it hassed 216-135. it was mostly along party lines. a majority of the democrats voted for it and republicans voted against it. again, this bill will allow hundreds of thousands of teachers and other public safety workers to either get new jobs or maintain interest jobs. we'll have much more on this coming up on our website as well in our later newscast at 5:00, 6:00 and 10:00. today, the world health organization said the h1n1 flu epidemic is over. it killed 1,000 people worldwide since last april. but the number of cases has dropped dramatically since the beginning of this year. health officials warning that the virus could still

. >>> time to check in with tori. >> good morning.ing up in minutes oakland police are investigating an overnight tragedy after a gun accident took the life of a 15- year-old boy while he was at a family member's home. we'll have the latest information in a live report. >>> in our second hour we'll talk live with a constitutional law professor about what is next in the fight over same sex marriage now that the appeals court has put gay marriages on hold indefinitely. >>> and we'll be live outside at&t park where thousands are lining up to take part in the next "american idol." these are live pictures right now. just some of the crowd. in just a few minutes a big step will begin to help organize the process. >>> those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2. now back to you on the morning news. >>> thank you, tori. see you then. facebook users should be on the look out for a new scam involving a fake dislike button. experts say there's a link making its way around prompting users to down load the nonexistent feature. but in reality

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. pam cook has the day off. it is 5:30.hat's happening with weather and traffic this morning? >> thank you. we have fog back again. yesterday we had high overcast. now it's back down on the deck. fog and mist but burns off sooner for inland areas but they warm up upper 70s and low 80s. today near 90 and even around the bay mid to upper 70s all along the coast back into the mid-60s. santa cruz seems to be having a warmer week. we'll go 75 down there. >>> traffic moving well on 880 north and southbound as well. no major problems here. no major problems to the downtown oakland area. not a big delay at the toll plaza and once you get there good on the freeway system. 5:31. back to the desk. >>> in the news right now there's a warning this morning and security will be tighter today for students at briarwood elementary in santa clara. police are beefing up security at the school on towns end avenue after vandals scrolled graffiti threatening to set off a bomb tomorrow. a letter was sent out on monday telling them of the extra pre

tori campbell has today off. >>> topping our news -- in a few hours, a judge is expected to issue a ruling on the ongoing contract dispute between ac transit and the drivers. the union representing drivers is trying to stop management from imposing a contract and the union is having a trickle- down effect. jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: good afternoon. this is a waiting room. bus operators waiting to see if the judge will allow them to go back to their work schedule, and riders are waiting to see if they will find out if they will face any more delays. we're live in oakland to give you an idea how long this has been going on. the contract ended june 30th. for three month, both sides haggled over a new contra. the day before the contract officially ended, the union went to a judge requesting both sides enter arbitration. ac transit's new contract created a new bus driver schedule without input from drivers. a judge was expected to decide whether or not to grant an injunction to lift the imposed contract and allow drivers to go back to their schedule. ac transit said if drivers don't

now back to you on the morning news. >> tori, thank you. >>> time now 6:55.ow say a fed ex worker robbed at gun point in pleasanton was robbed by his own co-workers. the driver told police four masked men with a shot gun robbed him while he was out making a delivery. police say the suspect escaped with ten boxes some of them containing computers. two fed ex mows would work at the san leandro facility have been arrested. >> two investigations are underway after someone illegally cut several trees. someone used a chainsaw to cut the top of one tree and cut the branches of six others. deputies cy the view from one home in particular benefits from the trees being cut. the homeowners association, which is conducting its own investigation, says there has been no response from that homeowner yet. >>> faced with many problems the city of vallejo says one issue it needs to tackle is illegal dumping. it says it has gotten so out of control it has assigned one employee to picking it all up full time. the department says last year it hauled away 140 tons of illegally dum

2014 bill to complete two years of foreign language instead of one, and three years of college prep toritead of two. currently half meet those requirements. >> four sisters including one from cal gave birth to four babies had four days. on friday, a 24-year-old resident leslie gave birth to a girl, her sister friday, also to, a boy on saturday, another sister gave birth to a girl. a fourth sister heidi lopez lives in california gave birth to a boy on monday. family hebs say the women did not plan the timing. no. and physicians said it was very unusual but... wonderful. >> wow. >> what a coincidence. >> going to have an update on a high-speed chase that ended in a stand off in a bay point neighborhood. >> police have a murder >> police have a murder "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the s

duo nuttin' but strings is led by the innovative sounds of 21 and 22 years old siblings damian and tory'm a freelance violinist so i'm hip-hop and classical. my brother, juilliard trained, it's a moving star story with dynamics. that's how we feel we create our music, dynamic, build up beginning middle to end and have a big finish. >> ironically, that's the same direction their career is headed and the title are their debut album says it all "struggle from the subway to the charts." >> we used to sell candy on the train before we used to play violin on the train. >> they got the sound working in the subway, five years in the subway. they started out when they were 12 in the subway, kind of half of their lives. they've heard everything down there, you know, from the movement of the trains, you know, the rocking sound of the rhythm of the trains, the guys playing on keyboards down there, people singing, the guitars, all of the musicians that have come through. to me, collectively they embody that whole spirit every artist has ever come to new york city and wanted to make it. >> we brought

the cool morning air is going to make a tory inland valleys tomorrow as a vehicle that is in store. >> another sweltering day on the battle lines against the wild fire in the remote canyons east of mount diablo state park. kron 4 christine conley is on the ground she joins us with the various latest details on the fire. >> the fire is burning in this hillside here it's about 6 mi. away from clayton which is the nearest town. that's good news because no homes are threatened at this point. let's go ahead and take a look at some of the latest data from hellfire. they say at this 0.3 under and 75 a. have burned, they have the fire 90 percent contained and have 200 firefighters on the scene. let's roll some video here will show you pictures of the fire. you can see a lot of smoldering hot spots like this but not any big flames. there's a lot of smoke in the thick vegetation which is off of clayton road. they've been able to use helicopters to dump water in the area which is so steep crews have had to pump the water up the hillside because it's too difficult for the trucks to get up in thei

and tory johnson is back.is money. >> money. i don't have any money. i can't possibly do it. these three women showed you can do it. a little encouraging news is that for the first five months of this year the sba says they backed more than 4,000 loans totalling $11 billion. we're starting to see some money is out there. that brings us with good luck and good news. >> small loans. >> small loans. to vivian tenorio, for example. she was working as a software installer. she saw that the work orders were slowing in her company. and she said i need a plan "b." what would i do in the event without a paycheck? she started dabbling with a family recipe of flan. and people said you can't build a business out of that dessert. it's not going to work. and she said watch me. she started cooking up batches. sampling it in different areas around where she lived. and the orders started coming in. she packed up her car. drove to the austin headquarters of whole foods. dropped off samples. begged the receptionist to make sure

. >> i am tori campbell. let's get to the top story. the big rig crash causing backups on interstate 580. >> this crash has been going on since about 4:30 this morning when a truck flipped over and blocked the lanes. we have live pictures for you. you can see the traffic backup is huge stretching all the way back beyond 205 stretching to the central valley. westbound 580. let me put it on the map for you. it's westbound 580 at portola. the road centers are very slow. the traffic on the southbound side is effected. let's go to ali rasmus who is on the scene. >> reporter: we're on westbound 580 and the good news out here is that that 18 wheeler that created this whole mess is now back upright. a short time ago there was a giant tow truck with a crane to put it on its side. the other good thing is the cleanup is well underway. even though the two left-hand lanes are still blocked off. there's only one lane of traffic passing through on westbound 580. caltrans crews are here. they are sweeping up me pounds of manure it was carrying. we look

. >> the tories arrested in or and he was arrested weeks earlier in petaluma for his 90 why crash. though he may be on the dmv given him a temporary license in his back on the road. no breathalyzer was ordered. >> that's the problem that's where my frustration is judges for not ordering these. california has over 310,000 people driving on our highways with three or more de wise. at >> after his tent the rest the judge did order him to install a breathalyzer in his car and wear a brace that to let the authorities know if you drink alcohol. kate thompson kron 4 news. >> >> no clinically is car crashed into a van was in pursuit of a suspect today it happened about 1030 this morning at the 2400 block of 23rd ave. please see the officer was trying to reach a boss with a suspect wanted parolee on board when the patrol car crashed into the van. no word on with the whereabouts of the suspect. a police officer and to other people in the van suffered minor injuries. the new details about the teenager convicted of killing a 15 year- old alameda girl on halloween night back in 2007. tony was s

level sided with them and decided against the backers of proposition 8 which they call discriminated tory and mean- spirited. the celebration is growing by the minute people are showing up by the minute. the mood here is definitely one of celebration in the next our folks say they plan to take their the air american flags and march to city hall while the continue the celebration at that point for 11 san francisco kron 4 news. >> the celebrations continue a number of people were hoping to get married today because of this ruling is there any discussion about this appointment over the state that issued? >> is a mild disappointment but really that hasn't been the focus at the people here for damage expected the ruling would be stayed pending in a. that wasn't the really big surprise here appeared well lot of folks here are copies of the ruling and a little bit impatient to go to city hall and get a marriage license there was an awful lot of surprise because folks were expecting that nothing would be overturned today is for is a marriage license. >> jonathan blum reporting from san francisco

this is called a round about tory have to go right to go left. and know this is not in europe.s evening going to show you where this is located and what happened when multiple streets meet at the same place. coming up in the next edition of people behaving badly on kron 4 news at 630. if you look, a story idea for stanley came ellis @ peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com. i live look outside at traffic this is walnut creek things are barely moving their this is the 680-24 split. it's growing in both directions there. in san jose what a difference this is highway won a one the headlights' southbound because the traffic moving well in all directions including the guadalupe overpass. will be back much more news ahead. a new forecast is predicting which housing markets will be the strongest by the year 2014. our web producer kimberly brings is a look at the top five. >> the forecast was compiled for bloomberg business stock column. an area in washington has the highest for your growth forecast with prices expected to increase 44.7% from this year to 2014 trades sector on the list is in ce

news week ranked summit prep tori charter school number 76 in the nation. that caught at tension of a coalition of parents down south in san jose. >> parents we know. they're just talking about what is down the road. the future for our children. >> in months, parents were asking summit public schools to open a charter school in san jose using a model, no more than 400 students, and a merit-based pay system for teachers where performance is rewarded. >> teachers earn a base salary that is competitive but they're all eligible for an annual bonus of 10% that. 10% is tied to the performance of the students. >> while the obama administration supports a merit bay system, california teachers association does not. >> do we want to tell teachers you should only teach in top schools because these kids will perform the highest and you'll get paid more? we don't want that to happen. we want teacher owes work with kids no matter what the needs oor there is 18 high schools most with a large number of students. and because the schools are small, parents like brad will be

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. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. when you are in the shade, it's not too bad, but when you get outside, that heat can be oppressive. but what if you can't escape it. we want you to meet a man making friends right and left. >> there's no power coming from the fuses -- >> reporter: this repairman appreciates the heat. >> the last few days, i know yesterday i went on about six, seven calls. this is my second out of five so far. the compressor is starting up. that's a good sign. >> reporter: he drove out to pleasanton where he found al zimmerman and his german shepherd, also named al, eagerly awaiting his arrival. >> the ac went out. it's been 100 here. >> reporter: we contacted several heating and cooling place, temperatures soaring past 100, one repairman told me customers are holding off on repairs since the dogged days of summer are almost gone. >> he's my best friend today. >> reporter: some can't show enough appreciation. >> thank you. thank you. >> reporter: we're live in downtown pleasanton, i'm here a cold stone

. >> good afternoon, i am claudine wopping, tori campbell has the day off. >>> topping our news this noontime all eyes are on a federal court this hour as we await a decision on proposition 8. he has already made his decision over this latest battle on same sex marriage and we are now waiting for him to issue that ruling. it should happen between 1:00 and 3:00 today. jade hernandez is standing by with more on this story. >> reporter: good afternoon. do gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marry and was that right denied when californians voted to ban same sex marriage. you can see a couple of protesters already gathering here this morning or this afternoon. a federal judge's decision is expected to be released within the next few hours. we can tell you we have learn from both sides in this case, no matter the decision an appeal will be immediately made. from there it is expected to go to the u.s. supreme court. supporters of the same sex marriage ban have already gone to the judge to ask the court to not allow same sex marriages to resume if the judge today rules against

tori campbell has the day off. authorities in colorado this morning released the names of three people killed in a crash of a small plane on wednesday and two of them are from the bay area. the beach craft was flying over the arap hoe forest in a remote area southwest of boulder headed from boulder back to sunny vale here in the bay area. the plane so badly damaged and burned they first couldn't identify how many people were on board. the pilot 70-year-old, 56-year- old and 25-year-old from spokane, washington. >>> we're finding more about the stabbing death of a 20-year- old man on the school campus. police found 20-year-old's body ne the high school ten miscourts late wednesday. today they told us the stabbing happened during an argument over a woman. the suspect is 20-year-old. and he turned himself in last night. police are still looking for a second man believed to be the only witness. meantime, his family is mourning his death saying he had recently turned his life around and had plans for a two year religiou

and berger bremen have a crunch tie with some tory efforts at a while to. face and beer and darby against portugal's broad and so on and make their champions league debut against young boys in their box from turkey the first legs of the stars who played on the seventeenth and eighteenth of august. now the time has come to say a closer look at the champions league contender xeni st petersburg. are unbeaten so far in the russian premier league after fifteen matches and so far look on course to claim their second title constantine posts off reveals a few of the secrets behind this winning streak. zuniga are almost unstoppable they're top of the league and have won mind games in a row moreover the st petersburg club have been splashing the cash sending bruno alvis from puerto for over twenty million euros the portugal star becomes the second defender to arrive at zeni this summer following the footsteps of twenty seven year old alexander leakage the serbian joined from italian side which in as a way his spanned three seasons ninety seven matches the needs have

. >> reporter: tory is working to stop the conflict between peop and elephants i cambodia.pent years teaching farmers how to stop elephants from raiding their crops without hurng the animals. he ao helped bring schoo to rural villes where the curriculum inudes the importance of wildlife. >> one day per week the teacher has to mention about elephant conservaon. >> reporter: this man ishe first goldman winne from cuba. cuban farms were i crisis because they depended on chemical fertilizer and pesticides from the soet union. when th ussr collapsed, the chemicals stopped coming and there was a serious food shortage. he worked with a team to create sustainable organic agriculture. the farmers experimented and found a wide variety of crops that grow well without chemicals. >> the yield has been multiplied, sometimes two or three times. >> reporter: the prize the united states also went to a farmer, lynn henning, from michigan. henning is pushin for better relation of large scale animal feed lots, like te ones that move near her farm. the animals are kept in confined spaces with n