tori?rvey of the year will be conged by the state department of water resources. state-wide the snow panelling is currently about 30% of normal. the good news is rights now there are no major concerns about water shortages. the above-average snow pack from last year left plenty of water in the state's reservoirs and lakes. >> dave: our time now 8:11. facebook's planned ipo is expected to help with the state's budget problems but it won't be enough to wipe out california's growing deficit. the state legislative analyst it's office released this new report. they are estimated they could generate almost $2.25 billion over the next five years but the report adds that state revenue through 2013 could fall short of governor jerry brown's forecast by 6 1/2 billion dollars. >>> today the san jose city council will talk about a possible sales tax measure for the june or november ballot. also on the council's agenda is discussion of a general obligation bond measure to pay for street repairs and impr

tori? >> thank you, rosemary. >>> ahead if you are looking for a job, there's an app for that. >>> and celebration time in new york city. you can see the giant party for the super bowl champions. >>> stocks are holding steady in the green with hope that greece will actually reach a debt deal. taking a live look at the big board, the dow up 48 at 12893. the nasdaq up 4 and the s&p 500 up 3. >>> looking for a career that has staying power? a new study said there is an app for that. actually, there are a lot of apps. the technology trade group tech netted there are 311,000 jobs at companies making apps, and there are another 155,000 at local merchants what have expanded their payroll because of the business from apps. >>> new york held a giant celebration for the new super bowl champions. [cheering] mvp eli manning and his teammates waved at those who lined the streets in lower manhattan along broadway, the canyon of heros as it's known. mayor michael bloomberg awarded the team symbolic keys t

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, february 1st. >>> a flu outbreak has shut down the san francisco high school known as si. today's closure comes after 140 students from saint ignacious high got sick. tara moriarty is live with more. >> reporter: students are not going to be here. many of them are at home because classes were canceled. many of them are actually on facebook. we've been czech -- we've been checking the posts and the theme seems to be, did it get to you? according to the high school website, 90 students went home early because they were showing signs of the bug. another 50 had already called in sick. the decision was then made to cancel classes at si today. health officials are expected to be here some time this morning. we spoke to a security officer who said last night extra sphaf was brought in to sanitize any surface students may have come into contact with. there are about 1400 students who attend this school. we're told the bug began four days ago. school administrators are telling

tori and dave? >> okay. >>> the investigation continues this morning into a fatal shooting at a southern california federal building. the fbi says it was a case of workplace violence with one immigration agent shooting his survpeor yesterday evening in long beach. the shooting reportedly took place during a disciplinary hearing. police say a third agent then got involved. >> another agent working nearby intervened and fired his weapon to prevent additional rounds being fired at the victim. this resulted in the death of the shooter. >> the agent who was injured underwent surgery and is in stable condition. coming up at 7:35, we'll go live to long beach to get the latest on the investigation. >>> all right. time now, 7:10. a very important warning to israelis. why traveling abroad could be dangerous. >>> occupy fallout. a big vote at uc davis to the response of occupy protesters last fall. >>> and how people of relatively modest means are subsidizing the housing of the extraordinarily wealthy. . >>> w

tori and dave? >> all right, thank you, steve. >>> as promised rick santorum released his tax return. what it does about his income once he left the u.s. senate. . >>> apple is making significant changes. what the company is doing about growing complaints about privacy. >>> and why a decision from an appeals court could cost contra costa county millions of dollars. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> stay with ktvu, another update on the traffic, straight ahead. >>> in honduras, recovery crews continue to bring in the scorched bodies of inmates. 340 people are confirmed dead. it's the worst prison fire in a century. many had not been convicted, while others were

win a tory saying is up to you but i julie this. fashion industry is out for will you remember. gentlemen let me. just clarify if you're in here union is signing up to the common fisheries policy ok i want to go i shouldn't anymore so i don't want to talk about an issue any more i want to talk about an official of the european union david rango to you ok we have this issue with scotland we have an issue also in. belgium where we have. a fragile state to say the least here what is the future we're going to see more states with with what we see is the european union are we going to fragment even more and is that a good idea but maybe it is a good idea because it might be more democratic as you pointed out well but putting aside whether we say split belgium in half and then we can divide antwerpen in half again and to sort of recreate the previous division of germany able to a belgian version i think the e.u. has some long some short term stability problems because greece among others. it was well known to the euro krauts that the gree

for glasgow north east and shadow minister for scotland tory gentlemen cross-talk roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but first i want to go to david in denver as a constitutionally legally david what kind of case does scotland have to become a sovereign state to have to express its national determination. well they have the same right that people everywhere in the world do which is the the right to rule themselves so if the people of scotland vote in a fair referendum for independence then then that would be their right just as the people of ireland with somewhat more trouble were. bright as independent and the people of taiwan wife wise have the same rights of self-determination everyone in the world has the right of self-determination i mean that doesn't mean they david doesn't mean they p.s.k. does not mean they get myself to a nation that doesn't mean they get self-determination does it. well the nice thing is if you're part of the united kingdom which is a. democratic nation with freedom of the press and lots of tolerance for political dissent you've got a

good morning, tara. >> boorming, tori -- good morning, tori.ow that it is getting lighter, you can see the freshly-painted lanes. and crews even had time to patch up potholes. all of it got done earlier than expected because the weather cooperated. these lanes were not supposed to open until around 5:00. so caltrans completed 33 hours ahead of schedule. that's because it didn't rain and drivers say they are grateful. >> that's good news i can pick somebody up from the airport that was gonna have to take b.a.r.t. they will be really glad when i call them and tell them that i can be at the airport for them. >> reporter: the lanes have shifted slightly to the rest. it's a gentler curve than before. there's one more scheduled bridge closure but that won't happen until labor day weekend 2013. we have plenty of time. right now we're gonna check in with sal sac as to see how the other -- with sal castanedo to see how the traffic is moving. >> within the last few days we've had no traffic on the bridge. but you can look for those areas to get normal. r

speaker, it comes to something when even the tories do not trust the tories on the n.h.s..now, listen to what the chair of the royal college of gp's, clare gerada, said. listen to what she said, and i quote, "this bill is a burden." it makes no sense. it is incoherent. it will not deal with the big issues, and it will result in a health service that certainly will not match the health service we had 12 months ago." mr. speaker, which part of that does he not understand? >> well, let's look get what has happened to the n.h.s. over the last 18 months. yes, let's look at it. 1000 more patient -- 100,000 more patients treated every month, 4000 extra doctors since the election. the number of people who are in mixed sexed wards are down by 94%. that is what is happening because you have a combination of money going in and reforms. now, we know what happens when you do not put in the money and do not do the reforms, because there is one part of the n.h.s. that is run by and -- by wales, and one-third of the people are waiting longer than 18 weeks. that is what is happening in thei

speaker, it comes to something when even the tories don't trust the tories on nhs.[laughter] listen to what the chair of the royal college of gp's -- oh, oh, oh, oh. when the people can when they want to put in heart of the nhs, they think about their bill they just -- listen to what she said. and i quote, this bill is a burden. it makes no sense. it's incoherent. it won't deal with the big issues. and it will result in a health service that certainly will never match the health service we had 12 months ago. mr. speaker, which part of that doesn't he understand? >> let's look at what's happened to the nhs over the last 18 months. yes, let's look at the figures. 100,000 patients treated more every month. 4000 extra doctors in the nhs. the number of clinical staff up. the level of hospital acquired infections down. the number of people who are in mixed wards down by 914%. that is what's happening because you have a combination of money going in and reform. we know what happened if you don't put in the money, and you don't do the reform because there's one part of the

speaker, it comes to something when even the tories don't trust the tories on nhs.[laughter] listen to what the chair of the royal college of gp's -- oh, oh, oh, oh. when the people can when they want to put in heart of the nhs, they think about their bill they just -- listen to what she said. and i quote, this bill is a burden. it makes no sense. it's incoherent. it won't deal with the big issues. and it will result in a health service that certainly will never match the health service we had 12 months ago. mr. speaker, which part of that doesn't he understand? >> let's look at what's happened to the nhs over the last 18 months. yes, let's look at the figures. 100,000 patients treated more every month. 4000 extra doctors in the nhs. the number of clinical staff up. the level of hospital acquired infections down. the number of people who are in mixed wards down by 914%. that is what's happeni because you have a combination of money going in and reform. we know what happened if you don't put in the money, and you don't do the reform because there's one part of the nh

deal to drop similar fiscal rules with george osborne it doesn't sound much like independence from a tory tax and spend policy to me nor indeed think it would be for the scottish people as cases no instance because the bank of scotland has been independent the chancellor says nine hundred ninety seven and did it even in previous generations when will file and under still your go independents who are still part of sterling for many years if it was originally a jump in here gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the fate of scott stay with our. well see british science. is not on trial for. the. markets finance scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report on our t.v. . critic. welcome back to talk i'm curious about remind you we're talking about the independence of scotland. ok. ok david if i go back to you in denver and a recent poll how gives the the following numbers fifty two percent to thirty two percent english voters favored maximum devolution from scotland or independents a bigger margin

>> reporter: good afternoon, tori. well, caltrans blames this backup on a metering light malfunction, an issue they are still working on. but drivers who got stuck in this mess, well, they think it was caused boo people slowing -- caused by people slowing down as they approached the new area of the bridge. traffic slowed to a crawl. it was -- this is 580. but things were backed up at 880'sing toward the toll plaza, too. commuters have no doubt this had something to do with the new portion of the upper deck of the bridge worked on over the weekend. >> we knew it was that. >> not knowing what to expect, taking it slow. >> is that how you took it? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: there are cautions to show up. but a caltrans spokesman told us this morning's backup wasn't the result of drivers slowing down, it was a technical issue at the toll plaza. >> the backup this morning has nothing to do with the detour that we put put in place as the -- the backups are from the lights. we have a technical team working on it. >> reporter:

i'm tori campbell. >>> developing news from egypt. gunmen are holding americans captive. a security official in the country says the gunman kidnapped the two females and their tour guide from their minivan today along the highway in the peninsula. the u.s. is not releasing any information yet, only saying they are working closely with egyptian authorities to ensure the safety of the tourists. this all comes after violence continues over a deadly soccer riot. stay with us and we'll bring you any new information as we get it. >>> it's just the latest incident of violence in oakland in the past day. a man sitting in a car was shot just after 5:00 this morning. claudine wong joins us live from 60th avenue where a tow truck took that car for evidence within the last 30 minutes. claudine? >> reporter: that's right. this is where the car was parked along tebbett street when the man was shot. i'm not sure who the victim was or why he's in the neighborhood. that's what police are trying to figure out. i want to

i'm tori campbell. the latest bay area occupy protest is happening today outside of san quentin prison. in fact a rally is getting underway right now. new at noon, tara moriarty is live from the prison to let us know what's happening and why this protest is taking place. >> reporter: we're here at the main gate to the prison. over the past hour or so we've noticed dozens of protesters trickling why. they are playing music, carrying signs and waiting for this rally to get underway. their message, people on the inside of these prison walls experience many of the same injusts that every day americans do. that list includes the denial of good education, decent healthcare and humane conditions. now, protesters are also against the death penalty, they say, life without the possibility of parole, three strikes, solitary confinement and extreme restriction on prisoners with the outside world. >> there's just basic things, the blanket, the food, balanced meals. we're talking about putting people in isolation for

i'm tori campbell. the institute had two campuses, one in san jose, one in oakland. both of them are closing down because of accreditation problems. alex sav ing joinsidge is live with more. >> reporter: well, students feel like they've had the rug pulled out from under them, after spending money and time. among other things, they talked about how to recover tuition money. this is all happening because this for-profit college, the institute of medical college, is closing. they were not licensed, one thing. students were met by state regular laters when they came to school this morning. they were informed the school is closing down. >> i'm terribly disappointed. they put their trust and money into them. >> reporter: this school is not an acreditted institution. still, more than 200 students spent tens of thousands of dollars pursuing degrees in nursing and dental hygiene fields. >> they are criminals. they found the perfect crime. they've taken everybody's money. they've targeted single mothers. >> reporter: many of these students signed up for classes at the institut

i'm tori campbell. more on that in a moment. >>> but first, in the last hour, san bruno officials announced the talks have broken off. those talks include the deadly resolution, negotiations regarding that accident last year. christien kafton has more. >> reporter: the mayor toll us that the talks had sold out e was very upset. there were even reports that pg&e had walked out of negotiation. >> the reason we're here today is the pg&e is stalling negotiations to settle millions of dollars of restitution to the san bruno community. we're calling upon pg&e to immediately return to bargain in good faith with the city of san bruno. >> reporter: the city says the talks stalled out in the last few weeks but the maybor would not elaborate on what the sticking points are. pg&e has already agreed to pay $70 million to pay for infrastructure damage following the explosion. the talks the city is talking about today amount to punitive costs that the city would plan to use for other projects. the city says the last t

i'm tori campbell. as promised, the bay area saw quite a strong storm overnight and early this morning. we have team coverage of the storm. we begin with claudine wong talking about all of the accidents out there. good afternoon, claudine. >> reporter: good afternoon tori. things look good now but it was a rough morning. chp said they responded to 125 incidents. many were minor but one in the peninsula was fatal. it can happen in just an instant. in san mateo, the chp says two brothers were headed to san carlos when they crashed along highway 101. for some unknown reason, he lost control, hydroplaning and struck the median. >> reporter: the driver died. just after 5:00 this car landed on its roof along highway 101 in san francisco. a half-hour later in oakland, this car spun out of control on interstate 880. both drivers were okay. but traffic was backed up for miles. and in this solo crash on the fruitvale offramp, he's not sure what happened. >> i was coming off the offramp. it was completely dark. it

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, february 2nd. >>> in overnight news, a gun battle on the streets of oakland has both the victim and a suspect in the hospital. police say two men tried to rob a taco truck worker but the victim was armed and fought back. ktvu's claudine wong has been on the scene and i understand you've been talking to residents who heard all of this going on. >> reporter: that's right. it all happened at this taco truck. one woman said she heard fighting and yelling right around the time this all happened. another man just told us he heard the gunshot. >> about 1:00, 1:30 in the morning, and i heard about five, six real loud gunshots. i didn't -- i didn't go out -- see, my back porch is out there. you can stand on the porch. i didn't go out there to see what was going on because i knew -- i knew. there's always shooting in this neighborhood. >> reporter: it was a gun battle. police say what he heard was a gun battle taking place between two would-be robbers and a manworking at a taco t

tori? dave? >> thank you, steve. >>> how many presidential candidates will be on the state primary in june? five? ten? not even close. we'll have the numbers so far and which party has the most candidates. >>> and the shocking results just uncovered by the autopsies in the murder-suicide of a father and his two sons near seattle. >>> and the reason why two high school students are getting a special invisittation from the -- invitation from the white house today. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits. in just 15 minutes, the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands! dinner ideas made easy. . >>> well, good morning. some rain moving through. our system, though, does show tha

of tory farms of new york and the statement of dale foreman, chairman of the u.s. apple association be included in the record as well. without objection, so ordered. we have a distinguished panel of witnesses today. we are fortunate that we got our votes done so we can be uninterrupted now before members might have to return to districts. each of the witnesses written statements will be entered fwht record in their entirety. i ask each of you to summarize his testimony in five minutes or less. to help you stay within that, we have those beautiful timing devices next to you. when the light switches from green to yellow, you have one minute to conclude your testimony. when it switches to red, it signals the time has expired. we're not as difficult -- i wouldn't say difficult, we're not as precise as the supreme court is. if you had an opportunity to argue before the supreme court, you are instructed that

i'm tori campbell. it's monday, february 27th. >>> we're coning to follow developing -- continuing to follow developing news from ohio a shooting has left several children injured at chardon school. the officials have confirmed the lone gunman is in custody an it's believed to be a student. the shooting apparently happened in the cafeteria just at the start of the school day. the lockdown at the school is now over and students are being taken to another school to be reunited with their parents. stay with ktvu "mornings on 2." we'll bring you any updates from ohio as soon as we get them. >>> we're following overnight news from oakland. investigators say a bad extension cord is to blame for an early-morning apartment fire. it started about 3:30 at a 16- unit building not far from interstate 580. firefighters got there within minutes and immediately saw the flames. >> it was located in the back of the apartment. so when the first crew arrived, there was no initial on the scene but then they were able to lo

she is the owner of tory farms. two and a half years ago, they took 1,000 acres out of production and instead planted corn and wheat because they are not sure of how they would get their labor commitment. what did that mean? that meant their payroll for 1,000 acres of onions of $2.5 million for 50 people year round was replaced by payroll for 1,000 acres of corn for $70,000 per year for two employees. how that benefits the employee, i do not understand. >> for the record, we have last year, 400,000 hired workers. only 3,000 farm jobs were certified. >> i don't want you to state under oath exactly what it is. would you say it is fair to suggest that over half of the work force in the agriculture fields in california is here without benefit of legal papers? >> we are afraid at least 50%. >> would you believe that is true nationwide? >> yes. >> my time is up. colleague from california. >> thank you very much. thanks to all of the witnesses of the testimony. mr. waenger, from the perspectie of california, you have given

have their enthusiasm be revived very quickly if there's any threat to the fore prudence and the tories know they can work this issue and of course is a domestic component to this but it's not something that the world has to get away with because the british have quite quite as a matter of fact have as bonafide a case no better no worse than the arjun time and i don't think the argentines have so there's another scenario there's another element here look if i go to you what about the the antarctic ok because it's become more and more important in this is a nice nice foothold for the for the brits to be on what they call the falkland islands i mean there are other places at the they did these islands are moving but political reality and economic reality is moving. yeah with it with these islands and the south atlantic you know the days of the british empire are over the sheer t.j. value of these islands now in the twenty first century or are not true is not really relevant this isn't about for great britain this is not about oil this is not about power this is a. strategic influence in t

i'm tori campbell. >>> it's monday, february 6th. in just about 90 minute, occupy protesters will return to downtown oakland, this time to demonstrate against the recent use of force by the oakland police department. as allie rasmus tells us, protesters will also try to make their presence known inside the county courthouse. gooferm, allie. >> -- good morning, allie. >> reporter: good morning. we're outside of the court house. just to clarify, there are some people in front of the courthouse right now. we checked, asked everyone there and they all said they are there for traffic court, not for occupy oakland. occupy oakland is supposed to be here at 9:00 for some of their fell le protesters who have a court date this morning. this is video of the event on january 28th. a group of several hundred people during the march. in response occupy oakland are protesting a use of force. there will be a rally at frank ogawa plaza at noon. then they will march back to the courthouse at 1:00 a.m. also around noon today, a group of oakland residen

dave and tori?se area mother died from a skiing accident in lake tahoe last week. the 52-year-old woman died last thursday after crashing on the slopes at north star ski resort. authorities sea she hit the ground after going over a jump and her heart stopped beating when a major artery burst. she was an expert skier and was the captain of her ski team in college. >>> the san francisco police department is being sued for excessive use of force allegations. eric russell claims an officer in the richmond district fractured his neck when he was punched in the face after he was arrested for public intoxication last year. he's seeking $4 million. so far the police department has made no comment on this. but the police report -- police report indicates the officer was depending himself -- defending himself. federal prosecutors revealed new information about their investigation into two former richmond police officers. they say danny harris and another officer, ray thomas, allegedly tried to frame their imm

they're not able to convert that into the same degree of revenues from the advertisements it's in tory's for not driving as much advertisement spending of retirement dollars and so a lot of the growth may be behind facebook and going forward it might have a little bit of trouble getting to the next level ok jane look who's going to buy this stock i mean you can see institutional investors i mean pensions i mean individuals who do you think it's most attractive to it because you know institutions are are not really represented on facebook i mean people are ok is that the people that are on facebook to be interested in the stock do you think. this is some of them with over eight hundred million users it doesn't take a very big percentage of them to be interested but the reality is institutional investors if they are going to buy buy a lot more shares an individual might buy one hundred two hundred even five hundred shares but an institution might be buying a million shares five million shares and a lot of institutions are going to be buying ok peter i mean is there some precedence out ther