the tradition lives on here in tory. his realm is small, only four kilometers by one kilometer in area, 130 people live here and a few dozen sheep on sacred rat-free soil. >> it is a powerful saying that there will be no money accepted. so the heirs of the duggan family can't accept any money. he's very good at that. he can't accept and he won't accept any money. but if anyone wishes to give, then that's ok. >> we'll never know just how many glasses of guinness have passed hands over the years. certainly many irish continue to swear by tory earth. >> first of all, you have to bless this earth, and then you put a gun at the four corners of the house, that far-away corner and in the back. >> he always has big bag of tory soil. he had a rat problem until he scattered the sacred soil. >> once they come across that, they will not be back again. >> soil with magic properties? >> i believe in it totally. you have to believe in it. >> more tourists who believe in the island's sacred soil would be very welcome here. work is very

>> tori, you're lying.n myspace all the time. >> yeah, yeah. >> according to court documents, tori tells prosecutors she believes the brutal attack was because mercedes was also angry at her for borrowing a hairbrush and a razor from the house without telling her. it may sound unbelievable, but it apparently sparks this beating and sets it in motion. >> why did you [ bleep ]. don't [ bleep ]. >> the assault takes place over a span of 30 minutes. at one point on the video, tori pleads with her attackers to let her leave the home. >> no, huh-uh. you're not leaving. >> let me leave! i'll go home. >> no! >> but they refuse to release her and continue the vicious assault. >> don't ever [ bleep ]. why don't you like her? why don't you like her? don't act -- >> adding to the brutality of the beating is the fact that someone's videotaping the entire scene. the attackers are not only beating the victim but playing to the camera. the girl holding the video camera says to the others, as if she were directing a motion

the tories like to take credit for that one, don't they? do you remember those leaders'debates? david cameron turned to me in front of the whole country and said, i would love to take everyone out of their first 10,000 pounds of income tax, but we cannot afford it. we can afford it. we did it. a stronger economy and a fairer society. [applause] actually, there is just one more. it is my new favorite. just a few months ago, our government passed a law that will make britain a place where we finally celebrate love and commitment equally between couples whether they are gay or straight. equal marriage at last. [applause] three years. three years. we are not even done yet. can you imagine what we could do with five more? you should be able to. we have spent the last five days talking about it. this whole week has been about looking forward and one thing is very clear to me now. the liberal democrats, we don't want to go back to the opposition benches because we aren't done yet. here is what is at stake at the next election. our country's finally emerging from the biggest economic cr

tori kelly, with the most adorable left dimple you have ever seen. >> you can talk to her. she's right here. >> why did you pick tori kelly? >> you would think she is new, she's not. once you hear her music, you'll know she's an old soul. she writes her own music. since you were 14, right? >> yes, yes. >> check her out on youtube. over 50 million views on youtube. >> you produce your own albums? >> yeah, i started doing it in my bedroom, and i have a new ep coming out that i produced and recorded everything myself. goed if for you. >> comes out on october 22nd. >> you do it your way, don't let the big boys get in the way. >> who do you look at and say i love her style and want to be kind of like her. >> i grew up listening to a lot of soulful music, so people like jill scott. and even maxwell and kind of a lot of different things, really. >> but you're friends with jewel, right? >> yes. i found out she was here, can't wait to say hi. >> the song she is performing today is "dear no one." wait until you hear the depth of the words in the song. as she is singing it, when you f

i'm tori campbell. the clock is ticking and we are now less than a month away from another possible b.a.r.t. strike. ktvu's sal castanedo joins us live from oakland as negotiations get underway between b.a.r.t. and one of its unions. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: tori, good afternoon. right now, b.a.r.t. is at the table with seiu. they are talking about work rules and things that don't have much to do with salaries or pensions. but that will change next week. this is a preview to tense negotiations that will be over money, many view this as. b.a.r.t. has yet to send a response to the offer on the table. b.a.r.t. says it has addressed safety concerns to the satisfaction of several government audits. >> our security programs have gotten the gold standards from the tsa. safety is just a smokescreen. they don't want to talk about the fact there want 20% in pay, an -- they don't want to talk about the fact that they want 20% increase in pay. >> i was here when we lost two of our workers, members of our u

tori? >> thank you. >>> the official evacuation center for the morgan fire is the clayton community library at 1625 clayton road. since much of the area is considered horse country, many evacuees with horses can go to the contra costa county fairgrounds in antioch or heather farms park in walnut creek. that's where we find brian flores who talked to some horse owners. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. if you are familiar with the area of clayton, there's many ranches and tables. there's about six horses, four, and two over here. they are calling this place home until the owners are given the go ahead to go back home. owners were able to find other places to house their horses. but here in walnut creek, there's still plenty of room for evacuated horses. right now there are six. a volunteer group have the capacity right now to take on about 20 to 25 additional horses if need be. they say they've actually gotten calls from a ranch in alamo because the noek is becoming a

tory asks for a discount right away. >> are there any coupons?> 50 percent off today. >> okay, great. is there anything else that it can be combined with? >> reporter: tory finds out there is a second coupon but she had to have gotten it in the mail. >> can i get it here in the store? >> getting a no, tory goes straight to the manager. she calls the manager and success. >> okay. so you will give it to me? >> yes. >> great. >> reporter: the manager will honor the second coupon anyway, just for asking. >> it's $25 but i'm saying -- >> $5.44. >> reporter: next stop new sneakers. it took three tries but the third store fit. >> what did you give us off? $10. >> reporter: use adds like shop you lar and deal. >> you can see that there is an instore coupon. >> reporter: and scan the product and see if you can get a better deal elsewhere. tip number three, the best time to get a deal, thursday and friday because it's when sales associates may know what's going on that weekend. >> they might tip you off on things because you're here today. >> reporter: whe

shannon bream caught one tory johnson just last week. >> tory, where were you you when your life in yourhere you had been back and forth on diet roller coaster. we could probably tell those stories. what made a difference for you? >> a very candid conversation with one of my bosses who told me that my clothes didn't do me any justice and she suggested that i go see a stylist. and i knew in that very moment, even though the words fat, lose weight, were never mentioned, my job was never ever threatened. i knew in that moment that it was not about my clothing. and what i interpreted, what i took away was lose weight or lose your job. it was the very best thing that could have ever happened to me. because focusing on my clothing would have been just another gimmick. just one of the things that i had done for the last 40 years rather than address the real problem. >> now how did you set about tackling that? because had you experience. a lot of us know the basic things about eating healthier, taking care of ourselves and exercising. how did it come together for you? >> so, for me, it was sort

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm brian flores in for dave clark.am cook is part of the coverage of the new bay bridge. let's get a check of weather with rosemary. i'm glad that the humidity is out of here. >> you and me both. we had sticky weather. a little bit of patchy fog but drier weather as we transition to a new nice, pattern. if you're crossing the bring this morning, you should have a nice view as well. hugging up against the coastline. santa rosa reporting dense fog there. the winds are generally light. sea breeze will pick up in the afternoon for san francisco. right now it's at about 17 miles per hour in the delta. temperatures staying right about where we should be. not too warm today with the on shore breeze remaining in place. partly cloudy with clouds along the coast today. we are a few degrees cooler because of the drier air. mostly sunny skies. 70s with a few 80s in the bay area and inland communities upper 50s to 60s right now. we are looking at 80s for the warmest locations. i will have look at the extended forecast in just a bit

but every left wing rallies that conservative conference is nothing new what makes you think the tories are going to listen this time. well we've seen an extraordinary turnout today it's been the biggest ever rally in manchester well over fifty thousand people taking part and i think that is time for the really we'll concentrate the minds what's really clear is people have sent a message out that it's important to protect our national health service here in the united kingdom david cameron came into power saying that he protects the n.h.s. well he is not doing that we're saying it's said to be piecemeal privatizing of our health services and it's also this is been important message to send out today as the tories have descended on our city. much to lose themselves in the group with the biggest protest to ever have to deal with through the government is really going to listen though i put it to you again with less than two years an election you think you are going to. well absolutely it's also shown that this government is in fact in real trouble of course it's been very much to do with

[applause] what do you think britain would look like today if the tories had been a loan for the last three years? what would have happened without liberal democrats in this country? there were some clues in the alternative queen's speech proposed by a group of conservative backbenchers this summer. did you see that? crackers. some real you couldn't make it up. bringing back the death penalty, the return of national service, privatizing of the bbc, i even got a mention. the office of the deputy prime minister, abolition. they wanted to introduce an annual margaret thatcher day. i would like to see that on the streets of glasgow. the first bank holiday where people would rather go to work. [laughter] [applause] these gems though are not the most worrying bit. the real alarm bells aren't so much in the thing torry backbenchers would like to do, but the things conservative ministers have tried to do. i haven't said enough about this. it is a bit old-fashioned but i always thought it was better in politics to tell people about the things you have achieved, not just the things you have sto

i'm tori campbell. a big welcome back. >> thank you, tori. good to be back. i'm dave clark. let's go to steve. >>> all right. thank you. we do have a cooler pattern today. a much, much bigger fog bank. a westerly breeze in place. cooler inland. we'll carry that into tomorrow. we'll get a warmup thursday, friday. it look cooler by the weekend. 50sed and 60s. a 8, san jose. 58 san francisco, 59 in concord. san jose aforecast, patchy fog, 52. san francisco had a nice tweet from raquel in the mish. very foggy. feels cooler than the 58. i believe we'll go for a high there of 65. overall, sunny, but breezy and cooler and we get a westerly breeze also out to the delta. it will be warm. not as much as yesterday. higher wind. the wind has picked up for some. 60s, 70s and mainly other 90s. here's sal. >>> steve, good morning, right now, we're looking at highway 24. a little bit of crowding in la fayette and orinda. it all looks good to the other side. a lot of people are going to the bay bridge toll plaza at this hour. that's backed up for a 15, 20- minute delay. it's really beginning

i'm tori campbell. today authorities honored the victims of yesterday's mass shooting as investigators uncover new information about the gunman. [taps] >>> this morning secretary of defense, chuck hagel, laid a wreath at the u.s. navy memorial in washington, d.c. to pay tribute to the 12 people killed by a shooter who died in a gun battle with police. in a news conference that just wrapped up within the past half- hour, the fbi says it has concluded that aaron lexis acted alone -- aaron alexis acted alone. >> we have personnel from our behavioral analysis unit investigating as we try to determine the motivation behind the shootings. we continue to look into mr. alexis's past including his medical and criminal histories. >> sources said the alleged gunman had been hearing voices and was undergoing treatment from the veterans affairs in the weeks before the shootings. our coverage continues in washington, d.c. with more details on the gunman's background. steve? >> reporter: good afternoon,er to i. that's

good morning, brian and tori. it's exciting to be here for the first morning commute across the new span of the bay bridge. we have been out here since 4:00 this morning. definitely seeing traffic picking up. but it seems to be moving along just fine. i got a chance to see the bridge from the east shore freeway this morning. it's gorgeous. the new led lighting, it's just a very pretty sight. it will be prettier when the old cantilever section comes down. the bridge opened up ahead of schedule. much safer. the chp was hoping for a last- night opening which it did. shortly after 10:00, the new bridge opened. some drivers waited in line for hours to be among the first to cross the bridge. many drivers slowed down to take pictures and take in the view despite warnings fr on the illegal unless there's an emergency. it will be tempting this morning if you really want to have a picture as you go across the new bridge, take a passenger along to take the photos. this warning from the chp comes during the first morning comm

as you said, tori, zipping along. if you are in the carpool lane, if you are in the carpool lane, you are zipping around. drivers are in pretty good spirits. drivers seem to be in pretty good spirits. good mood as they get to be among the first to drive across the bridge. you know, the great news is that we covered it last night. the bridge was able to open ahead of schedule. originally, it was not gonna be open until 5:00 this morning. certainly the morning commute better because it did open last night. some drivers waited in line for hours. take in the view, the view is gorgeous. it's a crystal clear morning. it is a nice view but make sure you take along a passenger in order to take pictures for you. maybe you can be a passenger, like alex savidge. he's been driving along in a convertible. we're hearing from drivers who have been crossing for the first time. for that, we want to check in with tara up on yerba buena island. >> reporter: that's right. it's a gorgeous morning. we want to mention beep hind us this this

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark.t's check your weather and traffic. >>> steve, how are we looking? >> mostly cloudy. some fogs. this system is falling apart. it's had some really good rain, especially around fort bragg. you get to willits and there's been about 5 inches. and then heavy-duty rain up in the pacific northwest. we didn't get much. we'll take all we can get. maybe this is a sign of things to come. st. helena and cass ta zer row, sausalito .04. name, .02. napa starts off mostly cloudy. a little bit of light rain. we'll see more rain later on. high 75. couldn't take much to go from 63 to the wind will turn westerly. we'll get some cool air coming in later. we're starting off mild. cloudy to mostly cloudy. there's already some breaks. areas of fog. drizzle. kind of muggy, humid. a lot of 70s today. low and mid. here's sal. >> we do have slow traffic out there. one of the things that i want to mention, steve's been talking about some very light rain. it's not really a big deal only when it comes to traffic an

do the tories get it? >> no. >> they don't get it, do they?erstand why three and a half years ago some people might have thought david cameron did get it, and that's why people voted for him in the last general election. they voted for change, but i don't believe they got the change they were looking for. next week you are going to see david cameron resuming his lap of honor for how brilliant he has done, laming credit for his enormous achievements, how he saved the economy. he will even be taking off his shirt and flinging it into the crowd, expecting adoration from the people. maybe i should promise if i become prime minister, i will not ache my shirt off in public. it's just not necessary, is it? i will try to keep us honest. [applause] back to david cameron, he is going on this lap of honor. george osborne as well. aren't they brilliant? come on, one million young people looking for work, more people working part-time who want full-time work. more people working longer, the lowest living standards since 1870. that is worthy of a lap of sha

tori? >> thank you. >>> 8:36.parents of children killed in the newton, connecticut school shooting are just half a mile away from that navy yard. newtown parents are meeting with lawmakers on capitol hill to mark nine months since 20 first-graders and six educators were gunned downant sandy hook elementary last december. they are frustrated that congress has not passed stricter gun controls. >>> 8:37. if the navy yard gunman had been here in california, he might not have been able to buy a gun. mark leno says that california has a database. it cross-references weapons purchases and people with a history of mental illness or domestic violence. >> if you have had interaction with law enforcement as a result of a mental illness, you will also be in this computer system. >> now, leno also says the system identifies people who, own guns but who later become ineligible to own a gun. he says that's a backlog in finding the people and taking their guns away. on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com, you will find continuing cov

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell.ick look at weather and traffic. >>> steve, wind is a big factor? >> yes. for some there's no breeze at all. a lot of upper -- a few upper 30s. a lot of the 40s. mt. diablo is up to 48 miles an hour and that's at 3,000 feet. there's a dusting of snoi. the ta -- of snow. showing light snow around the truckee area and bridgeport. 40s and 50s. it looks like we're starting to warm off the lows. they were cool to cold. no doubt from lake county down to 41 i saw towards scott the valley. we'll go 74. san francisco, not as windy today as it was yesterday. there was some cool readings on the coast. we'll go 68 in san francisco. a lot of sunshine. we do have the red flag warning out. takes us through friday afternoon. mainly north and east bay hills. so far i'm not seeing an offshore direction on the peninsula. more of the south bay. sunny, breeze city, windy hills. especially around vacaville, you can get a breeze. 70s for most. but there will be a few low 80s. here's sal. >>> we're looking at

good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori.ed out of the home behind me were pulled out of their unresponsive. but now we've been told that they are conscious at the hospital and they are being interviewed by police and firefighters. now, two firefighters are also at the hospital they are being treated for bushes. they were injured while extinguishing the flames on this house that's now gutted. this is a new video that we have taken by a neighbor shortly after the fire began at 4:30 a.m. flames were shooting about 60 feet in the air from the roof of this house on farwell drive. when police and firefighters arrived, they found a man trapped inside. he was pulled from a side window and so was another man and a woman. firefighters say metal security bars and a dead bolt prevented them from getting into the house quicker. neighbors stood and watched in disbelief as the flames ripped through the house. they say a couple and their adult son who is you a tick lives in the home -- autistic lives in the home. >> concerned about the thre

in washington, i'm tory dunnan reporting. lawyers... for... the... boston marathon bombing suspect... are asking a judge... to discuss the timeline... for prosecutors.../ to... decide whether... to seek the death penalty. dzhokhar tsarnaev... was... not expected to attend the hearing today... in federal court.../. he's accused ...in the twin bombings... that killed three people... and injured... hundreds.../ the... u.s. attorney general... will make the decision... about whether... to seek ...the... death penalty. meantime... , boston police commissioner ed davis... announced today... that he's resigning... after 7 years.../. he plans... to stay in the city... and... hopes... to pursue a fellowship... at harvard.../ city officials say... the departure was not unexpected.... / as... a... mayoral election is underway,.../ mayor tom menino... will not... seek... another term. a partial shutdown of the federal government is appearing more and more possible as lawmakers now have one week to hammer out a budget deal. the president says he will veto a conti

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark.nd traffic. >> we start off mild, dave and tori. temperatures, 60s. many locations never went below 64. a little brie breezy to windy in spots. there is -- there's a cooler pattern that established itself yesterday moves into today. it looks like a rebound on the temperatures tomorrow. yesterday we had temperatures coming down 17. livermore went from 102 to 85. 72 oakland and then san jose 79. crazy temperatures in lake county. anywhere from 93 to 98. 99 today in clearlake. 64 napa. had a report from dana and closer to downtown, also 64. it's really mild for some. oakland as well. san jose is the lone outpost there at 59 degrees. everyone else in the 60s. a lot of the cloud cover from the slow in the desert southwest is coming back in from the sierra. a little cooler today. the winds picked up for some. it's kind of tailed off. i expect that to tail off. 60s and 70s by the bay. here's sal. >>> good morning, steve. we're looking at traffic that's still pretty busy all over the place. i

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> let's go right to sal for more on that crash on 880. >> the good news, they've cleave cleaned up it -- they've cleaned it up and moved it. but traffic is backed up from san leandro near davis. 238 is also slow. that's going to have an effect on interstate 580 coming out of the valley. the castro valley area down to the san mateo bridge turnoffs. so this is going to take a while to unwind but at least the lanes have been cleared. as you can see these live pictures from newschopper2. we are showing you where you get closer to where the crash was, they are opening the lanes there. these ramp mergers and stuff are still going to be -- and stuff are still going to be slow. we're seeing about a 10, 15- minute delay at the toll plaza which is normal and has improved from the first workweek that they opened the bridge. traffic is ordinary getting into the city. if you are going through san francisco, south of market is likely to be crowded because of oracle open world. how

but as tory dunnan reports, the search continues for gunmen.. and possibly hostages... who are still inside. days later and gunfire can still be heard. billowing smoke can still be seen. the ongoing terrorist assualt started on saturday when gunmen stormed an upscale kenyan shopping mall. "we heard machine guns, then we started to run." it's unclear if hostages are still trapped inside the nairobi mall. more than 60 people have been killed... dozens injured... including five americans, according to the state department. officials say most of those who lost their lives were kenyans. "a lot of casualties being rushed in, different parts of body. so just trying to get them treated as fast as we could. a lot of dead bodies were being transported there as well." the al-qaeda linked terrorist group al-shabab is claiming responsbility... meanwhile a law enforcement official says the f-b-i is looking into claims by the group that american citizens were involved in the attack-- but those claims have not been confirmed. "we've seen at least three and perhaps four american citizen

you kind of had the tory burch being then.of you coming up. i thought to myself, you never had one of those gotm phases, did you? >> maybe number i never had the goth fachltz i wore a lot of grateful dead tee-shirt. it was preppy. i always had a different kind of style. >> tell me about the from gravenlts it is a rite of passage. you know you are big when you have a fragrance, was it fun? >> estee was fun. it was a five-year conversation with them. learn d.c. science of what goes into a fragrance. >> can i try it? >> i hope you do. >> what did you use in it? >> we started with bessey bear a big fragrance my father wore. then we put sandalwood, man da rir -- mandarine. >> in your spring runway, there can be no greater ambition to bring back the fannie pack. >> we don't call it that. >> when you think of, this is a new passion. it's time has come what is old is new again. >> as soon as my mother saw it, we said the belt bag. >> it sounds much better. >> tory, thank you for your success. it's great to have you here. >> thank you

. >> good afternoon, am tori campbell. a 10-year-old girl is recovering after gunshots were fired into her hayward home, claudine wong is live there to tell us why police have a lot of questions about the shooting. >> reporter: good afternoon, still a very active seen out here in hayward. take a look at the crime scene unit processing evidence. police tell us this 10-year-old girl is going to be okay. she was asleep in the front bedroom of this home around 2:00 this morning when shots were fired and there were multiple rounds the car had its windows shattered but here is the confusing part. police tell us no one called 911 when this happened, not the neighbors and not the parents, in fact police didn't know it happened and the girl wasn't taken to the hospital until hours later and it is still unclear why no one called, police are interviewing the parents, the little girl is in the hospital. what we can tell you is there was six people inside the house tote. two adults and 4 children from 8 months to 23 years old. the 10-y

i'm tori campbell. an entire school community is grief stricken after a 7th grader riding his bike to school is struck and killed by an suv. it happened on byron and hoffman near excelsior middle school just before 8:00 this morning. ktvu's tara moriarty is on the scene and just talked to chp about how this happened. >> reporter: good afternoon. a lot of heavy hearts here. about four hours ago it was a very horrific scene. a woman was trying to make a right-hand turn turn when she was coming out of the school when she hit a boy right there. he was dragged for about 60 feet and now two families' lives will never be the scene. a smashed bicycle lay underneath this black suv off byron highway. >> he was crushed underneath the vehicle. >> reporter: the boy was riding his bike when hit and instantly killed. >> she felt she struck some sort of object and immediately pulled over. >> reporter: the chp said the woman who struck him had just dropped off her own children at the school at 8:45 this morning el. >> i

good afternoon, justin. >> yeah, tori. this is all about the ads for promoting companies and services that pop up userring your friends' neighbors and friends on your feed. just last month, settled a lawsuit and agreed for new rules about how children's images would be used. parents who filed and appeal says the lawsuit still leaves a giant loophole. the lawsuit means the kids give permission when they sign up. the family says it's basically like a child righting their own -- writing their own excuse note to get out of school. >> they may be tagged on the internet for years to come, maybe to their personal embarrassment or professional detriment. >> coming up at 5:00, we talk to a bay area mother part of this lawsuit. she says she opened up her facebook feed, saw a picture of her own daughter advertising risque clothing. we're live in just washington, justin gray, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oracle hopes to continue the hot streak as the america's cup races get underway in about an hour. they scored the fifth straight win aft

good afternoon. >> good afternoon, tory. we are on bentley ridge drive, where san jose police say the accident occurred. with the permission of the homeowner we can show you the accident scene here where there is still evidence of the single car collision. police say smith was the driver and the only occupant in the accident that took place at 7:00 this morning. the homeowner says the driver hit a tree and then hit the curb and ended up as you can see stuck on the driveway and lawn. she says she did not recognize smith but said the driver seemed asleep until a neighbor knocked on the car window. >> -- working and then when the neighbor knocked the door wake him up and he turn off then in. >> so the driver looked like he was sleep at the wheel? >> i think so because the car is stopped, the engine is come out, smoke is come out but he didn't know. >> now denton says the driver smith did not seem to be disoriented when talking with officers, the sheriff's department says he was already arrested for possession of marijuana, 49er

i'm tori campbell. topping our news, a scary sight this morning as the window washers' empty platform dangled high above san francisco city streets. the incident closed streets and prompted evacuations. happening now, the area is once again returning to normal. tara moriarty is live on san francisco's embarcadero to tell us what crews had to do to secure the area. good afternoon, tara. >> reporter: good afternoon. this was quite a scare for folks in the financial district walking around. they look up, as you can imagine, this scaffolding dangling from the 41st floor. you can see the building, the one with the flag on top right there. this all happened around 7:00 this morning. passersby noticed the unit hanging unsafely from one embarcadero center on the 300 block of clay street. now, as a precaution, police closed battery between sacramento and clay. they also shut down the 28th through the 30th floors of the high rise. onlookers said it was kind of a frightening sight, especially on friday, the 13th.

i'm -- i'm tori campbell. with the help of cooler weather fire crews are getting a handle on the fire burning in mt. diablo. right now it's 45% contained. so far, the fire has burned 3,243 acres. still, 75 homes are threatened but that number is down compared to 100 homes threatened yesterday. we have ktvu team coverage. rosemary is in the weather center monitoring conditions and how they could help the firefighters today. we will begin with alex savidge who just spoke to a homeowner who lives near the fire line. >> reporter: a lot of people in this area thought they were in the clear but then last night, the winds picked up and this fire really flared up in a big way. it rail racing down the hillside behind us, right up to morgan trt road. and this is -- morgan territory road. people who live here told me they actually turned on their sprinklers, grabbed a hose and started to pray down their trees in their front yard hoping it wouldn't catch fire. in the end, it didn't. they are grateful to the firefighters.

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're gonna check your weather and traffic a lot to tell you about that. steve has the forecast. >>> thank you. we do have some patchy low clouds. it's already getting chewed up offshore. sunny and breezy today. it will be cooler tomorrow as the system sweeps in. warmer weather wednesday/thursday after that, we may have to focus our attention on rain. 50s or 60s. a 9 antioch. san jose -- 59, antioch. 63 san jose. the system right there will move in tomorrow and cool us down and then we'll rebound on the temperatures wednesday and thursday. patchy morning clouds. there will be a sea breeze. 60s, 70s, 8 -- 80s. here's sal. >>> we've had slow traffic all over the east bay. we'll start with highway 24 and then show you some of this traffic on highway 24 heading up to the tunnel. it's very slow on la fayette. there was a problem inside the tunnel, one of the tunnels was not open in the proper time. we have a reporter on the scene. we'll get a live report in a minute as to what happened. bu

find out how tory johnson did it. she looks great. look at her.usually here to deal out of business advice but this time she shares her weight loss journey. 60 seconds. çks ♪ gerri: one of the show's favorite guests, corey johnson, typically doling out business tips. you probably saw her on good morning america but now shifting her focused weight loss after losing 70 pounds. author of the book "the shift." before i even ask you a question, i want to show the before and after. >> oh, gosh. gerri: a look before, and 70 pounds later. >> my kids said to me that is two of our dogs. you cannot pick up the dog. that is like two dogs. or a small person. gerri: when was the moment you a have to lose weight? >> throughout my life tha theree been tons of those moments. gerri: i've never thought of you as heavy. >> look at the footage of me on your show. you're very kind. i was sort of resigned to the fact i can't do this, i was never happy about that, i cannot do this. who is that. thank you for pulling out that old footage area did i never had in december

i'm tori reporting. >> san francisco's commonwealth club had a serious schedule tonight. we talked to some audience members right after the president's speech for their reaction. >> i thought his speech was very balanced. i thought it was a good approach both in terms of the conclusion that he reached and then also from a political strategic point of view. >> it really annoys me that he's even considering this russian, like, what russia proposed today of assad giving up his chemical weapons because i know that regime. i know how they think. >> some syrians tell us they feel the u.s. must strike to keep the moral high ground. we'll have more reaction for you tonight at 10:00 on ktvu. >>> now, to the fire at mount diabl o. it's called the morgan fire. just minutes ago we got new numbers from fire officials. cal fire says the fire is now 60% contained with more than 3200 acres burned down from the previousest mat due to better mapping. ordzs were lifted about an hour ago and homes are no longer threatened. most roads are also reopened. >> all we could hear, 50 trucks showed

. >> good afternoon, i am tori campbell, just over an hour ago san francisco police released the name of the city employee suspected of hitting and killing a mother at a local park. ktvu's brian flores is live in san francisco with new details about the suspect and the victim. >> reporter: yeah, that information came out an hour ago, that identified the driver as thomas berrios sky, held at jail on 315,000 dollars bail and the d.a.'s office expects the case by monday. in the meantime behind me several people continue to look at this makeshift memorial stop by, several flowers died her 82 the victim died when she was enjoying a nice day here. the victim was identified as 35- year-old kristine van amer of daily city, killed by a san francisco rec and park vehicle yesterday afternoon. she was sitting on the grassy field with her baby here in hollie park here when the truck -- the driver hit her. luckily not injuring the baby. she was then taken to a nearby hospital, where she later died. and the park and rec driver took off only to be detained by police a short time later. we are learnin

his lack of attendance in which case he kept mark as his running mate could take his seat if the tories the voters do swing julius on his way and he does try to make a dash to get home without help who either end up in the senate or the slammer is kerry there interesting stuff thank you very much lindsay thank you. not europe takes a stand against n.s.a. data trawling the justice commission of course for new resources to protect private data from prying eyes will be bringing you the details after a quick break. wealthy british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's culture the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. and one final point this law that's being put forward would affect any company doing business with in the european union it doesn't matter if you're based in america you're based in japan or you're based in india if you do business in europe you would have to stick to this new legislation on privacy. while in the documents the n.s.a. states is gaining strict access to cyberspace and it's the sheer scale of the data harvest

lack of attendance in this case the running mate we spoke with would then take his seat so if the tories voters do swing joining us on his way though and he does try to make a dash to get home without help he will either end up in the senate or in the slammer and ok thanks lindsay fascinating stuff this offseason from sankey. and another we're still blowing edward snowden is continuing to cause a stood his latest revelations have prompted europe to take a stand against n.s.a. data trolling the use justice commissioner is calling for new laws to protect private data from prying eyes move bring you all the details after a quick. economic down in the find out. the deal and the rest because i. believe if we. leave our show we leave the media. are the same motions. all your party years ago. shoes that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. are today. well i welcome back new revelations are still coming to the surface on the scope of the n.s.a.'s online snooping according to the latest round of leaks from whistleblower edward snowden the u.s. has spent billions o

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm brian flores.ff today. >>> let's get a look at weather and traffic. mark is here. mark, besides tweeting about outside -- >> yeah. it's actually refreshing. you look to the left or the right you see patchy fog. it's not widespread overcast but still some cloud cover near parts of the shoreline and right around the bay. also some sunny spots as well. quarter mile visibility. try to say that. out towards napa. patchy dense fog up in parts of the north bay. current temperatures are in the 50s. in fact, 48 degrees in santa rosa. pretty cool here. san francisco, 61. and livermore, right now checking in at 62 degrees at last check. for the beaches for today, patchy fog at 8:00 and then by 3:00 partly sunny skies. 63 to 68 degrees. same deal for the bayside locations this morning. more sunshine this afternoon by 3:00 of the 75, 80. inland neighborhoods we warm back up. 82, 87 degrees by 3:00 today. here's a look at your highs. san francisco, 69. a lot of 80s out toward concord, fairfield, livermore and an

it's wednesday, september 25th. >> i'm tori campbell. let's get to steve. >>> it will be nice, cool, breezy. the wind has picked up. you just saw there. i think 25 plus here out on the bay. some areas near mount tam, already 41 miles an hour. it is noticeably cooler especially in parts of the north bay. a lot of lows in the 40s. the coldest air continues to work its way in. even though it's mostly sunny it will be breezy and cooler. mostly sunny, cooler and breezy. i say mostly cloudy there could be a few cloudup -- cloud buildups. it's windy and cool. there's the cool air beginning to work its way in. santa rosa did make it to 47. now they are 50. a lot of that cold air will work its way. a few clouds can build up. also up in the sierra. for us, a cooler, breezy forecast. some clouds to the north may be over the hills. windy at times. 60s and mainly 70s. here's sal. >>> all right, steve, good morning to you. we do have slow traffic in some of the why areas. one of the things we want to warn you about when you get the bridge, you will fe

we're going to talk to tory this morning.aking overnight. one that has made us all happy for one person. a winning ticketholder and nearly $4 million richer in the powerball jackpot. a ticket purchased in lexington, south carolina, purchased at a gas station next to an interstate, and an airport. the winner could be from anywhere. after taxes, the winner who can remain anonymous, should take home about $209 million. >>> mexico, reeling from its worst weather disaster in about a half-century. 80 people have died in flooding unleashed when 2 tropical storms struck within 24 hours. acapulco, especially hard-hit. thousands of tourists there have been trapped with no services and no way out. and there are several more storms brewing. sam's going to have a complete forecast in moments. >>> in colorado's flood zone, crews are searching for as many as 200 people still unaccounted for. some families are being allowed to return to their homes as a new threat emerges. those dirty waters that are now contaminated with chemicals, sewage a

tori? >> thank you. >> reporter: you bet. >> there are several reports that the navy may have cut security to compromise costs. sources tell cnn that an audit found the navy's risk assessment is inadequate. the audit found that 52 felons received access which could place people at risk. for continuing coverage of the shootings go to ktvu.com. look for the national and international section on the home page. >>> developing news in san jose where an overnight crash resulted in the discovery of a stolen car. ktvu's janine de la vega is at the scene. police are still out there searching for evidence. janine? >> reporter: yes, they are. that's why you can see a portion of the eastbound lanes here at coleman near meridian are blocked off so they can investigate. this is where you can see the stolen car traveled down. hear it is. this chevy suburban. items that were bagged up as evidence. we saw them take away an ipad, they are trying to determine if that was stolen. it's unclear what made this dr

tory smith, 166 receiving yards. they were down by 3 with a minute to go with a tying fieldgoal and flacco's pass deflected. it is a tough loss on the field. 23-20. >> yeah, we have young guys, and we will get better and like i said a lot of that is just throwing balls to the wrong team. if we don't do that, this game would probably be different. >> they play the dolphins in miami. they will meet with the media today and answer questions after that tough loss in buffalo. >>> now our coverage continues at cbs baltimore.com. you said stop the belly aching. >> reporter: that's for sure. fans are hanging their heads. our fan cam question, what upset you the most about the loss to the bills? >> getting only 2, 3 in the second half. >> i was so upset. the receivers have to be able to catch the ball. >> were just the turn overs. the turn overs killed us. >> interceptions. but we can't blame it all on flacco either. >> interceptions. we can't have interceptions. >> turn overs. they just couldn't get it together. >> reporter:

i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve's here to tell you how to prepare for the changing weather. >> you don't need a weather man to tell you which way the wind blows, it's west. here comes the front. it's here but increasing the fog. low clouds and the drizzle is beginning to show up. it will be returning tonight, but low clouds making a pretty good march inland, 43 tahoe, a lot of 50s here, the coast is definitely warmer. good 10, 12 degrees. 40s today, in the 40s and 50s, breezy, cool, and fog and sun, a cooler pattern, and the wind picks up. it's back here. that's what's going to sweep in on saturday, giving the best opportunity for rain. not a lot. and i think most areas will get a little bit. fog increasing. we have a sierra nevada forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. 60s, 70s or mainly low 80s. >> steve, good morning, we're looking at traffic that's better than yesterday or seemed to get a little bit of a lighter than usual commute on this thursday, and you can see north and southbound interstate 880 is sl

tory asks for a discount right away. >> are there any coupons today?pon today. >> great. anything else it can be combined with? >> reporter: tory finds out she had to have gotten a second coupon in the mail. >> can i get it here? >> reporter: getting a "no," she goes to the manager. >> is there a manager? >> reporter: she calls the manager and success. >> so you will give it to me? >> yes. >> great. >> reporter: the manager will honor the second coupon anyway just for asking. >> it is $25 but i'm paying. >> 5.44. >> $5.44. >> next stop, new sneakers. it took three tries, but the third store fit. >> what did you give us off? >> $10. >> reporter: tip number two, use apps like shopular and red laser. it recognizes where you are and pulls up deals and exclusive coupons. >> we will go to children's place and you can see there is an in-store coupon. >> with red laser, scan the product and see if you can get a better deal elsewhere. tip three, the best time to get a deal, thursday and friday. because it's when sales associates may know what is going on sale t

we'll talk to tory johnson how she went from the left side to the right side.. >> next. ♪ before they sat down, one more time, just for themselves. before the last grandchild. before the first grandchild. smile. before katie, debbie, kevin and brad... there was a connection that started it all and made the future the wonderful thing it turned out to be... at bank of america, we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. bill: now to a terrific story. one woman's struggle to overcome a lifelong battle with her weight. her name is tory johnson. she wrote a book about her struggle called, "the shift." look at shift she made from screen left to screen right. here is before she embarked. 20 months later after losing 72 points! meet tory johnson with us in studio. >> my kids say it is like two dogs, mom. my dog is 35 pounds. bill: two dogs before, right? >> gone. bill: you lochner terrific. >> thank you. bill: i was reading through some of this earlier. i think the stuff is so important for people to hear. you write,