, para ayudarnos a hacer comercio en oakland, es positivo. cuahtemoc jimnez es un directivo de la asociacin de comerciantes latinos en oakland, una entidad que busca limpiar la reputacin de la ciudad. s.o.t. cuahtemoc jiménez/olma 15:19:11 que la gente viene aqui a comprar, a hacer su consumo aquí en oakland, y que no piensen tanto en el crimen que está pasando en nuestras calles. hugo guerrero, otro comerciante, prefirira ms policas.. oakland opera con poco ms de 600 oficiales, a diferencia de los ms de 800 de hace unos aÑos. s.o.t. hugo guerrero/comerciante de la fruitvale 8:00:24 para que pueda este proyecto triunfar en oakland lo primero que se tiene que hacer es darle más oficiales al departamento de policía. bratton coincide, pero agrega que no tiene fantasias sobre lo que puede lograr en oakland, aunque s dijo estar optimista. cu - peluffo outro la ciudad de oakland an no anuncia la fecha exacta en que empezar su trabajo william bratton. csar, regreso contigo.. cesar ---precisamente en oakland, una mujer perdio la vida anoche cua

one in oakland. one in west oakland and one in east oakland. ktvu alex savidge is live on walnut street. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. the sergeant here on scene told me in this case a woman was found stabbed to death early this morning. officers are still out here on scene. you can see a couple patrol cars parked out here on this street. the stabbing happened inside this apartment building in a second floor unit. we'll show you video we shot a short time ago. this is all taking place in the 5800 block of walnut. neighbors called 911 just about two hours ago. around 2:30 this morning. when officers aryed here on scene they went inside this unit and found this woman with multiple stab wounds and she died here on scene. a sergeant told me a short time ago police do have a possible suspect. a man in custody at this point. they are not saying much about who this person is. and the motive at least at this point according to the sergeant remains unclear. in addition, oakland police also investigating a second deadly shooting. another

one in east oakland and one in west oakland. first let's go to the one around 1:00 a.m. where two people were shot to death. that happened near mead avenue. police have not released information on the victims or if there is a suspect in custody. around 2:30 this morning a woman was stabbed to death inside an apartment on walnut street. police do have a man in custody as a possible suspect in that case. but they are not commenting on his relationship to the victim. these three homicides push oakland's total this year to 130. there were 110 homicides in all of last year. ktvu alex savidge is fathering more-- is gathering more information. >>> they have hired a former last angeles police chief as a consultant. bill is created with reducing crime in l.a. and new york city. now he will be developing strategies to reduce the violence in oakland. earlier this month the city agreed to have a court appointed director oversee the police department to avoid a federal takeover. >> he will do whatever he needs to do to get a feel of oakland. obviously i will be meeting with him a lot

east bay, 66 oakland. inland valleys, nice day. 66 dan vicialtion 64 in concord, and looking at the monterey bay temperatures, 67 degrees in monterey. cooler on tuesday, rain wednesday, much cooler wednesday, mid-50s. and we'll keep it cool through the weekend. another chance of rain on saturday. >> ama: here's shu with sports. >> mike: i'm not on the colin kaepernick band wagon just let. the 49ers have not been effective with colin leading the day. mistakes killed them before the end of the half. that's a touchback. instead of down at the three, nine errs get it at the 20 and that leads to a field goal. michael crabtree, set up the field goal. 6-3, 49ers at the hovel. special teams bailed them out. third quarter, spillman recovers the punt. frank gore con vertz that. tying the record for most scores in franchise history. gore had 63 yards and anthony dixon will finish it out. here come the dolphins. ryan tan in -- tannehil. through for 1250. niners' lead is down to seven. kaepernick has only thrown three

for oakland as a destination. real estate brokers say the name change reflects the revitalization of the city. new restaurants and old sturdy homes are attracting new families. he likes the name noby. he is selling this home in emeryville for $849,000. its block away from the oakland border. >> didn't think of it as a name change. its creation of a district or giving it an identity. >> the area has been known as golden gate district. a partner o at cupcake shop. >> i don't think it needs to change. i think the neighborhood will be grow and the name can stay. >> they plan to fight the name change and there is no telling whether or not whether noby will catch on like soma did for south of district neighborhood. >> california man who killed several family members is dead tonight. police say three people were killed the shooter's mother and two uncles. investigators don't know what led to the shooting. they tracked him down using a cellphone signal. they exchanged fire. his two young daughters they found in his vehicl

>> on the streets of oakland, california and all across america, good kids are going bad. >> every major city has a place where the girls can be found. >> that's one right there. >> i've seen them as young as, you know, 12 years old. >> they are the young and the lost, the run aways, the survivors of child sexual abuse forced into the service of johns and pimps. >> we're talking about american children being bought and sold by american men in epidemic proportions throughout our country. >> today, all it takes is the click of a mouse into an underworld of degradation and drugs. >> it's a career that's like in the pits of hell. >> this dude is actually es poeszed rite now. >> tonight, msnbc goes undercover with oakland's task force as they battle to rescue the young and the lost. and turn the tables on the johns and the pimps who take advantage of america's children. >>> just across the bay lies the rough city of portland. blue collar oaktown has become a hot spot for a different sort of trade. human trafficking. >> oakland california has, unfortunately, been identified by the the f.b.i. a

in the north oakland house for 30 years. >> this is a long-standing north oakland community being swallowed up by real estate agents. reporter: she does not like the idea that real estate agents and brokers are selling her neighborhood as nobe. north oakland, berkeley, and emeryville, she says it's a plan to sanitize the year and boast prices. >> we're being a pawn right now in this game of real estate prices and people wanting to think of oakland as only the bad news they see at shootings. >> five shootings in oakland on saturday that left one person dead does nothing for oakland's identity as a destination. real estate brokers say the name change just reflects the revitalization of this area of the city. new restaurants, easy access to transportation, and old homes are attracting new families. scott and laura moved from san francisco. >> reasonable shopping around. good stuff. lots of kids in the neighborhood. lots of people walking their dogs. so, this fits nice. reporter: nice or not, laurel admits she does not venture out at night. winkler likes the name nob expe is selling this home f

a break in the rain for one of the oakland's favorite holiday traditions. we'll bring you the sights and sounds. >>> the heavy rain is just hours away and ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is next with what to expect tomorrow and when the rain will finally let up? n . >>> you are storm watch coverage continues, heavy rainfall to the north of the bay area. that will be moving in overnight. while you you are sleeping that will be the source of extreme, extreme rainfall rates. like now as you can see the coverage out, there the heaviest rain towards humboldt county around mendocino county and one of the spotter reports already reporting debris flow towards mendocino county at 7:33 this evening. a little bit closer to home, the overall weather pattern and some lingering rain showers as you can see. scattered about the region, nothing too major, but still showers to the fremont, around the livermore region and towards the santa cruz mountains, around highway 17, showing you activities towards scott valley. around fairfield and parts solano county, the darker shades

oakland, .09. san francisco, a quarter inch, redwood city, third, and certainly a cold rain and most of the activity was well south. we picked up a couple of inches, a dusting of snow in the santa cruz mountains. tonight, high surf advisory with the northwesterly swell. anywhere from 10 to 14 feet. so be careful out there. overnight tonight, look at the 20s. 29 in antioch and fairfield. upper 20s in cloverdale. 30 in santa rosa, 39 in oakland, with mid-30s in san jose, and just 32 in morgan hill and santa cruz. so we'll do that again monday morning, here's a look at what took place earlier today. we are looking at this system to the north of us that will once again take about that same track, one overnight sunday night, and then this one looks like a better possibility of rain. take a look here. 9:00, new year's eve. on the peninsula, santa cruz mountains, possibility of high elevation snow. 2500 feet to 3,000 feet is where we could see some of that snow. my temperatures tomorrow, underneath a clea

downtown oakland, could have some records. oakland set one at 66. a coast rain moves in and then the rain moves out. but the cold stays. a breezy, windy cold day. >> thank you, steve. >>> 7:57. a confession from an accused road rage killer. what prompted a man to open fire on another driver in the sacramento area. >> we're live in san leandro where two men are trapped inside a burning big rig. we'll tell you how they managed to escape. >>> a man and woman are found bound and gagged right in the -- right in the middle of this street. we'll tell you about the discovery here that turned into a homicide investigation overnight. [ singing christmas carols in background ] aunt sally's singing again. it's a tradition, honey. [ singing christmas carols ] mmmm. [ female announcer ] make new traditions with pillsbury grands! cinnamon rolls. 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. >>> good morning. welcome bac

oakland 46, napa 42. two areas of high pressure giving offshore breeze the reason today is going to be above average. cloud deck in the gulf of alaska going to come down starting tuesday night light rain through the heart of the bay, still lingeringing in the heart of the bay into the south bay during the -- morning commute then moves out by 9:00, then scattered showers in the afternoon. 10th to 2/10 of an inch in south bay. quarter to half inch for the rest of us. temperatures good 5 to 10° cooler starting wednesday through sunday. >>> good morning. happy monday, live look very light out there traffic-wise san mateo bridge tail lights westbound, few headlights eastbound, moving at the limit, 14 minute drive from east bay to peninsula both directions. south 101 past lucas valley road headlights, light, no fog. roadwork in the southern portion of marin county, north 101 reverse commute direction between sausalito, marin city through mill valley into cortamadera, several lanes blocked massive repaving proj

and both jobs are union in oakland. * most jobs are union in oakland. >> please talk in the microphone. >> the workers will be given first crack at those jobs. in addition, there are going to be a lot of other jobs. there will be restaurants, possibly hotels the mayor mentioned. and those jobs are also covered by the neutrality agreements. >> the mayor was talking about 1700 other jobs, but there were in the employees group, 45 employees outside, a smaller number inside the arena. i'm sure you've done the math because you know some idea. out of those 1700, what is your estimate of how many of them will end up being union jobs? >> well, you it's hard to judge because this is going to be a year round -- i shouldn't speak to this. rick knows better than i. but it's going to be pretty much a year round venue. * so, there are jobs other than just basketball events. there are going to be other catering events, perhaps other, you know, concerts and those types of things. and our agreement extends across the board in the arena itself. and then as the mayor mentioned, if they have smaller opera

some developing news from oakland. police are at work at two crime scenes after a total of three people were killed overnight. about 1:00 this morning two people were shot to death in the 800 block of mead avenue in west oakland. then at about 2:30, one person was killed in a stabbing on walnut street in the seminary area of oakland. police are investigating the possibility the killings are related. >>> also in oakland, one person is dead from a collision involving a car fleeing a traffic stop. the driver of a bmw took off after police pulled the car over for speeding late last night. just a minute later, it crashed into a lincoln continental that was turning on interstate 580 from 98th avenue. a passenger was killed in the back seat of the lincoln. the bmw's driver was caught after running away. >>> 6:30 now. an 18-year-old shot at an east bay bart station out of surgery this morning and is expected to survive. bart police found the victim in the parking lot at the pittsburg-bay point station just a few minutes before

it is nice. >> she loves north oakland. she has lived in this home near 60th and adeline for years. >> this is a long-standing north oakland community that is being swallowed up by real estate agents. >> she does not like the idea that real estate agents and brokers are selling the neighborhood for nobi. she says it is a plan to sanitize the area of oakland to boost home prices and gentrify the area. >> it is in this game of real estate prices and people wanting to think of oakland as only the bad news they see about shootings. oaklandshootings inand on saturday does nothing for oakland's identity as a destination. real estate brokers say the name change just reflects the reviet law -- revitalization of the city. easy access to the area and they are things that bring support to the families. he is selling it for $849,000. it is a block away from the oakland border. >> didn't really think of it as a name change. it was a creation of a district or giving it a -- an identity. >> the area has been known as the golden gate distr

but first - j-r stone is here with more on the oakland violence. >> reporter: just yesterday the oakland chief of police and. jean quan spoke about the initiatives. to address the crime but here we go again. this morning, there were two men aboard gunned down shot multiple times at point-blank. these two men -- were gunned down at this region that is known for gun and drug violence. also, there were spacewoman that was found with a stab wounds and a man had a stab marks on his hands. we are going to deal with this crime scene that is escalating. and there are major challenges and oakland were all eyes are on the police department. >> we are going to try to help with these troubles .... it is the lack of confidence on the part of the public that the police department is not capable of dealing with the escalating crime. in an effort to retain that confidence.. i visited oakland to assess the situation. the situation today reminds me of what we faced but a bit worse. we will e more on that at 6:00 p.m. today are stone, kron 4 news. >> j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> now we'll break down the nu

oakland police have no suspects. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room major delays for bart between the pittsburgh and to north concord station because of police activity of the police station. there is reports of the shooting. at the pittsburgh and north concord station. in the meantime,oakland city leaders continute battle a big jump in a crime. and today -- they layed out new strategies. it all comes the city's police department faces record-low staffing levels. and previous plans to stop the violence this year - have seemingly failed. there have been 119 murders in oakland this year - up 21-percent from the same period last year. 210 rapes - up 23-percent. nearly 4-thousand robberies - a 23-percent increase. and more than 12-thousand burglaries - a jump of 44- precent. j. r. stone is live. >> reporter: grant, let me correct. there have been 127 murders in an oakland is just this year the biggest changes is a former top cop is a top consultant. but that is just one of the big changes. >> crime and the city is to

in oakland, i'm ken bastida, mobile5. back to you. >> thank you. >>> susan rice is taking her name out. game. the american ambassador to the u.n. has withdrawn her name from consideration as secretary of state hillary clinton. despite president obama's support, republican senators declared they would fight to defeat her nomination. rice was heavily criticized for her statements made after the benghazi consulate attack. she said that she bowed out because she didn't want to endure confirmation hearings that were, quote, very politicized. the move makes massachusetts senator john kerry the likely choice to be the nation's next top diplomat. >>> the u.s. labor department says the economy added more jobs than expected last month. the latest jobs report shows employers added 146,000 jobs. the national unemployment rate now at 7.7%. initial unemployment also dropped by 29,000 last week. those numbers do not include people who have stopped looking for work. >>> wall street wasn't paying attention to the jobs report apparently. i

. >> we wouldn't use it for occupy oakland movement. overnight not going to tell you that we would not use it in the event that a crowd turned violent and started vandalizing or harming people. >> reporter: now, sheriff alearn says he took the discussion of this device off the supervisors' agent today because he would like the committee to review this first and then the public would be allowed to comment on the idea. so far there's no date set for the next public protection committee hearing yet. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alley. >>> this morning, a young man in oakland was hospitalized in serious condition after he had been shot several times. the shooting took place just after 9:00 a.m. at east 31st street and 13th avenue. that's one block from highland hospital. police say the victim was shot multiple times and a witness told us it looked like he was injured in the leg e says someone drove the injured plan to the hospital and that he saw what was likely the gunman running from the scene. police

the line stretching for blocks in east oakland. everyone came to exchange their firearms $200 cash for each working gun. >> some guns off the streets, grandkids some kids can't get these guns and kill somebody. >> reporter: more than 100 people have been killed in oakland so far this year. ironically, as cars were lining up here, gunfire hit four people a few blocks away at international and 85th in broad daylight 7:30 a.m. while this happens all too often in oakland, it's the connecticut school massacre that's on a lot of people's minds today. >> i think it puts whole gun violence in a different perspective and basically makes everything real. >> i think now they understand it a much more fundamental profound level that having a gun in your home that is not safely kept could be a gun in the street committing a crime. >> reporter: oakland police say the most dangerous times of the year as far as gun violence, right before christmas and in august so they are planning another gun buyback next summer. >> right here at the bottom, see?

for now we're live in oakland, christien kafton, channel 2 news. >>> the oakland s.w.a.t. team surrounded an anticipate complex at -- apartment complex. the s.w.a.t. activity, it ended about 2:00 this morning. still no word if any arrests were made. >>> once again we're waiting to hear from the supreme court to see if the just is are going to rule on california's proposition 8. the justices are meeting in conference right now and brian flores is in the castro district with what we might hear from the high court today. >> reporter: we're expecting some type of action from the u.s. supreme court on proposition 8 which is the state ruling on same-sex marriage. there may be no action at all. this is a similar situation what wee saw on monday where the justices -- we saw on monday where the justices were deciding the case. the first decision, they could refuse to lower the ruling and that would mean that prop 8 is illegal and then gay marriages could happen next week. the second, the court could decide to hear the case and if that happens, a ruling could come by -- could come b

hit facilities across the country, including oakland. this morning reporting hostess used employee pension wages to stay afloat not clear how much money was taken. >>> if you are traveling by air, get ready for onboard humor. >> here's jane king. >>> good morning. how much have you spent shopping online? online holiday spending in the u.s. 26.6 billion dollars so far this year, 13% more than this time last year. it is not over yet, today is expected to be a huge day for online retailers. elves at fedex getting ready for the busiest day of year, 19 million packages today. good news for drivers, average price for a gallon of regular nationwide $3.34 down five cents compared to left week, down 11 cents from a month ago. get ready for onboard humor delta unveiling safety videos including a row about the passengers, designed to re-- a robot, designed to capture attention after years of boring safety videos. >>> 5:46. hard to believe how high temperatures will get today. >> a few degrees over record in maybe concord, possibly richmond and oakl

of oakland has come to an agreement. they have reached an agreement with the plaintiffs in the infather and motherous writers case and that case has been hanging over the city now for almost ten years and had the city with the possibility of being taken over by the feds, the federal receivership of the oakland police department. that agreement now means that as long as the judge signs onto it that receivership idea goes away entirely so it looks like oakland is getting out of the woods at least as far as that is concerned. now, we are at ed na brewer middle school where in just a few minutes, the mayor and the police will be talking with residents, the no. 1 topic is sure to be oakland's spike in crime. >>> this was the latest major line in oakland hitting three of them plus a fourth who is two blocks away and caught on this surveillance tape being shocked. >>> that bullet travel and had hit that person in the hospital, as well so what type of bullets are being shot on our sxheets is anybody safe. >>> by shop bob jackson

even oakland airport at 39 degrees. between tupelo, 1 and 31 at redding, 33 up in clear lake, 34 sacramento, cold and looks like i doubt any of this is reaching the ground. you can always e-mail me. >> really it's back here. that's the low that's going to go parallel down the coast. could be light rain before that but right there as it begins to rotate in we'll get the back wash in the countier clockwise direction and then the cold air filters in so cold, cloudy, rain, north bay along the coast mainly, mainly. farther west better opportunity and not much change on saturday. sunday looks better but cold and breezy. a north wind. could be a few little rapid garden variety showers on monday and then tuesday mostly sunny. >> thank you. traffic this evening in down on the san francisco could grind to a halt. that's because today is the last scheduled critical mass event for the year. for those new to the area on the last friday of every month dozens right along the waterfront and down market streets. drivers are advised to e

jordan ... >> we want to look at what we are doing here in oakland. we have the comp stat model here in oakland and we want to look at how we can strengthen it and improve it based on his experience and how he's used it in l.a. and in new york. >> reporter: bratton and his company will start early next year. i'm jeff bush, kron four news. >> jacqueline: still 30's right now, with a 37 in pleasanton it is going to be a cold tonight. the skies are clear and high clouds brushing up along the coast. more cloud coverage expected to maror as this system pushes through. the tail end, tomorrow--expected tomorrow. impacting us. for mostly clear tonight and cold with widespread 30's. we will have our morning lows and the see the increasing clouds as the storm approaches. and it could increase with their rainfall but drier conditions on saturday. timing it out on futurecast, coming up. >> still ahead. george h-w bush responds to the nationwide concern over his health. including cracking a few jokes. then. five days and counting until the fiscal cliff deadline. t

they see about shootings. >> five shootings in oakland on saturday does nothing for oakland's identity as a destination. real estate brokers say the name change just reflects the reviet law -- revitalization of the city. easy access to the area and they are things that bring support to the families. he is selling it for $849,000. it is a block away from the oakland border. >> didn't really think of it as a name change. it was a creation of a district or giving it a -- an identity. >> the area has been known as the golden gate district or or north oakland. he is a partner in the james and giant cup cake shop in oakland. >> i don't really think it needs to change. the neighborhood can grow and the name can stay the same. >> residents plan to fight this thaim change. there is no telling whether or not this nobi will catch on for the south of market district in san francisco. in oakland, thomas roman, abc7 news. >>> some big changes coming to the bay bridge toll plays swru. work is scheduled to begin on renovations to complement the new east span of the bay bridge which is scheduled to ope

many of them actually in the bay area and specifically in oakland where oakland is already addressing, especially the school system, looking at this as a holistic issue basing them. they're focusing very specifically on african-american boys and they've created the office of african-american male achievement. and they are looking at health care, trauma treatment, mentoring, manhood development classes. and they're doing everything from bringing health clinics from children's hospital into the schools to teaching these young men how to tie ties. so it is a vast system. these are the types of programs that they're trying to push either legislatively or through community programs. >> and this is a shift in how we've looked at the achievement gap. >> you know, this really is a report, because it's looking at this issue from a different perspective. we've talked about the achievement gap over and over again. this really is looking at a specific gender and to a certain degree a specific race. >> all right. jill, thank you very much for the update on that. >>> something else we want to tell

the airport. 21 miles per hour at the oakland airport. mostly sunny, mild to warm, the dry was the end starts to change monday. i don't think it will be a lot. a quarterbacker 60s on the temperatures to 70-degree the oakland and it almost helps with an offshore breeze. rains increase and it will be a cold rain monday and tuesday and that will last thursday into friday and signs of a more unsettled pattern over the weekend. >>> they are now offering digital gift cards. it will be used at any business except square wallet. but it could payoff for square which is standing apart from its competitors including pay pal. >>> if you are thinking about buying one of those gift cards, stop thinking now. the cards are loaded with $400 to buy lattes, muffins and the other 50 is the cost. >>> still to come, how do to keep in mind, a work shot tonight. >>> why san jose -- we have more on san jose police and what they are doing to keep people safe. stay tuned. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in

oakland size numbers are from 15 in 2010 to just nine last year. sampras is the one from 63 down the 46. the fbi says nations the number is nationwide down. authorities say the new application is user-friendly and allows the public away to report serious crimes without going to the police station are calling officer to the same. >> it is 6:43 a.m. and we will be back in just a couple of minutes. taking a look outside this morning this is what downtown 7 cisco looks like from our roof this morning. it is not that bad but things could change later on tonight. tomorrow we have some rain on the re and we will check with erica to get a better look at that in just a little bit. >> residents and parts of the south are cleaning up from their severe weather that they had. this is video we added overnight to kron4 and the wake of the storms and more storms that may hit the area and florida. soaking rains and heavy winds from louisiana over to florida. there were reports of tornadoes touched down in some areas. and sort of tree limbs fell to the ground and so

when we come back you will meet members of the oakland ballet. they are reaching out to the community. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ >> cheryl: welcome back to "beyond the headlines". today we're talking about preserving the arts. bay area's rich traditions include the oakland ballet that has been around for 45 years with a deep commitment to keep it exciting and accessible to the community. our guests is the oakland's ballet principal and bobby, internationally acclaimed dancer and choreographer. i had a chance to meet you a couple years ago. i have been hooked ever since. i loved your production of the nutcracker. you are with the ballet but it does a lot of stuff. >> we're doing much more than the nutcracker. clearly it is our focus this time of the year, getting the students ready and working with the orchestra and main focus right now, we have ongoing saturday ballet classes. we have a program in the spring and we have a two week summer program for young dancers held at north college. >> cheryl: i know you have programs that are acc

oakland 55. san francisco 55. san jose, 55. and let's take you to oakland. beautiful night. mainly cloudy skies. pretty comfortable out there. the cloud cover keeping it milder than normal tonight. mainly cloudy skies. your low in oakland 51. san francisco 53. mountain view 49. napa 47. we have a weather maker on the way. unlike the three that got you soaked over the past five days. this one is not as wet and it's being deflected just a bit to the north by a building area of high pressure. this high will be a player in the weather for the next seven days. it's going to bump the storm track up to the north. when rain moves through tomorrow it will be a glancing blow. the heavy rainfalls will stay away. you'll get showers. you'll get wet tomorrow into wednesday but not soaked. flooding is not a concern. rain on wednesday primarily but flooding is not a problem. oakland 62 tomorrow. santa clara 63. san jose 63. pleasant hill 62 and vallejo also 62 degrees. looking at your extended forecast calling for a lot of rainfall to move in. light to moderate rainfall tuesday and wednesda

the city of oakland is hiring bill bratton to be a consultant for the police department. bratton helped reduce violent crime when he headed the new york and l.a. police departments. we talked to oaklanders who are skeptical after hearing city leaders talk about different plans to stop the violence. they're unhappy. they re miserable because they haveo hope and they have no, no money." ouncil votes >> it might tamp some of it down just like putting armed guards on every street corner might tamp some of it down, but it won't make people's lives better. i live over in the rolling 20s in the neighborhood and are in a lot of miserable people there. they're miserable because they have no hope and they have no money. >> oakland city council votes next month on the plan to hire bratton at a rate of $250,000. nothing compared to ch >>> as bad as oakland has struggled, it's nothing compared to chicago which just hit an almost unbelievable milestone, 500 murders this year alone. hours after police announced they were one homicide away from the 500 mark a man was shot in the head out

>>> oakland police piecing together the stabbing death of an oakland woman. >>> clouds are increasing but will that mean any rain? we'll talk about that and colder temps. >>> also it's been a bad holiday season for bay area crab lovers but now there is news that could make seafood lovers smile. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning, everybody it's friday december 28th i'm brian flores. >> and i'm claudine wong. both dave and pam have the day off. let's get a quick look at your weather and traffic. steve people are saying i'll take a little weather a little cold right now. clear it up for me new years eve. >> for you claudine. of course. [ laughter ] we do have a lot of cloud cover coming in. i think we'll get a little rain out of this. in a dry year i would say probably not. but this has been a wet year you can see it's getting very, very close. upper 40s and low 50s. here is tara. >>> this is a live look at the east shore freeway. you can see traffic moving along nicely in both directions. at the subpoena senator mccain bridge -- and at the san mateo bridge same sto

san francisco and oakland, milder. look at palo alto. 33, 35 in san jose, 32 in santa cruz, going to be awfully cool over the next several nights. here's the area of low pressure dropping to the south. high pressure building in tomorrow but a weak system over the sierra nevada is going to slide down the coast. so, by late tomorrow, we could see a few clouds, maybe a sprinkle in the south bay, the santa cruz mountains but much of the day featuring sunshine but increasing clouds on monday. and here's the chance of rain that's going to come in new year's eve. shouldn't be much. don't have to worry but the possibility exitses. high temperatures tomorrow, 50s. snow should be ending in the sierra nevada, and back home, lower 50s. so not much of a change but sunshine. 352 -- 52 in san jose, chance of showers late sunday, and a look ahead calls for the sunny day, chance at higher elevation snow sunday night, new year's eve, and a break, tuesday, wednesday, and then another system could give us rain showers next week. that's 20

san francisco, 54. 57 in oakland. and 53 in livermore. 55 right now with some high clouds passing overhead in san jose. we'll go with patchy dense fog in some of the protected valley areas overnight. get ready for warmer days the next few days and then start to cool things down, bringing in showers as we get into wednesday and thursday. overnight lows tonight, thanks to the thin veil of clouds, will be a few degrees warmer. so it's going to be dmold the north bay but maybe agent above the freezing mark. so 36 for napa. livermore valley yeah, upper 30s as well. 40s elsewhere, with one of the warmest lock indication, san francisco. forecasting 47-degrees there. high pressure, a dirty ridge, we know it is because it's allow something of these clouds to sink in across the bay area. but it is definitely kicking the storm track well to the north, and as this high builds over the bay area, the next couple of days, the storm track will move further to the north, which means that's where the rain is going to be, to the north.

. >>> we'll stay in oakland for developing news. violence has taken the lives of three people this morning. two were killed in a shooting on mead near san possible low -- san pablo. no word on what led to the violence or if there are any suspects in either case. >>> el cerrito police revealed two officers shot a man they say was pistol-whipping a woman at a gas station, chevron station on poe row last night. somebody called -- >>> they arrived at the scene and encountered a dangerous situation shots were fired injuring one adult male. that male is at the hospital no other suspects. no further threat to this community. >>> man is listed in critical this morning. the contra costa county district attorney's office is leading the investigation. >>> authorities have identified the man who was shot and killed by walnut creek police officers. a story we brought you yesterday morning. the contra costa county coroner's office says he's 22-year-old anthony banta, jr.. they say someone was screaming in the background of the 911 was shot and di

up next a look here at 880 near the oakland coliseum. you can see traffic flowing well in both directions. >>> a man is in the hospital after falling about 30 feet inside the coliseum in last nights raiders game. christien kafton is at the oakland coliseum with the investigation. good morning, christien. >> reporter: i have been texting the sheriffs office trying to find out more about this. here's what we do know during or right before last nights game a fan was on the third deck there. you can see how high that deck is there and either fell or jumped to the lower concourse below. the fan fell an estimated 30-50 feet to land on the concrete below. that fan fell during last nights raiders-broncos game. emt, police, and sheriffs deputies were on scene and able to respond quickly. there are conflicting reports over whether that fan fell or jumped. emergency workers took that fan to highland hospital just 3.5 miles away with serious injuries. his identity has not been released at this point. the raiders have released a statement saying they

in oakland. a structure fire in the lakeshore area on warfield avenue. this is in the lakeshore area of oakland, we have a few on -- we have a few on the bray. there have -- we have a crew on the way. there have been reports of fire a -- of a fire. >>> today you want to slow your speeds because of the wet weather, the curvy roads. we haven't had major problems but it will be slow getting down to the south bay. let's talk about the east bay. traffic 880 southbound. you can see traffic is busy as you drive south. really big backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up beyond the maze. at least a 30-minute delay even more as you try to get into san francisco. >>> steve? >> thank you. a system is moving through. a couple of reports of heavy rain, pacifica and brisbane. they say it's coming down up there. we have our system moving through. it's very active. it will be morning rain and then turning partly sunny, partly cloudy. our system right there you can see from pacifica, brisbane, south san

a very large presence in east oakland. no word on whether authorities have been able to track down the shooters. christin ayers cbs 5. >> a bay area handyman held hostage beaten and forced to make repairs. we're not kidding. it started at a home in morgan hill. it ended at a san jose gas station. >> reporter: detectives say this was the scene of death threats kidnapping and home repair. >> they beat him up and said fix this. >> he was assaulted. threatened with his life. >> investigators say monday morning a handyman was lured into the 4600 square foot home. complete with pool, beach volley ball and tennis court. jason. beat the handyman and made him fix the dishwasher a broken door and several other odd jobs. >> the victim was terrified what. he did tell investigators that he was just trying to do as he was told. wait for the opportunity where he could escape. >> by night fall all three got into the victim's truck on their way to the suspect's mother's house again for more repairs. they pulled over at a gas station. the s

. >>> we are live in oakland. neighbors are hailing firefighters for protecting them from a huge vehicle and business fire this morning. we'll tell you how it's connected to a stolen vehicle and show you exclusive video. >>> we are lye in the tenderloin where thousands of people have been braving cold temperatures and lock hours to get a much needed holiday meal. >>> officially old man winter is not here yet. boy is he close knocking on the door. we'll take a look at those coming up. >>> good morning, to you. welcome to a brand new day, wednesday, december 19th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's check in with steve. i'm looking for the tweets from tahoe. a lot of people start heading up for the christmas break. >> it's three degrees up there. two below in truckee. >> the rain this week will probably bring snow. >> that is a great question. a lot of people are traveling. i don't think you have to worry about snow levels too low around tahoe and truckee. freeze warning out

the oakland police say they will now be melted down. we're live in oakland, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for that report. >>> two teenagers who recently killed in san francisco are being remembered. this a vigil -- this is a vigil being held. lorraine blanco is there working the story. we'll have a live report for new just a few minutes. >>> joe biden met with law enforcement leaders this morning in washington, d.c. to launch a new task force aimed at reducing gun violence in the wake of the connecticut school shooting. president obama announced the school force. biden is charged with crafting concrete proposals. biden is due to have a report back to the president in january. >>> attorney general eric holder will be meeting with first responders and law enforcement officials tomorrow in newtown. holder is expected to held there after meeting with the vice president. he's being asked to come up with recommendations on gun laws. >> we have 20 children trying to point us the way. if we don't follow their lead, we've fail

the oakland city council by the way votes next month on the plan to hire bratton. it's going to cost $250,000 to use him as a consultant. >>> a milestone today for san francisco's muni. the public transit system is turning 100 years old and there's a celebration designed to benefit everyone. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran is in san francisco to give us some history. >> reporter: 100 years ago the first muni line started running from geary to 33rd avenue. today, muni railway serves about 200 million passengers a year. it has a network of 63 bus routes a historic light rail

. >> if anyone could straighten out the terrible problem that oakland has, he can. >> oakland calls in reinforcements. the tough cop they've hired as a consultant and what he plans to do right away to get a handle on crime. >> my own mom had christmas dinner told me do not raise my taxes. >> the bay area's newly elected congressman getting plenty of advice on his way to washington. what he says he can teach the old guard about compromise. >> new at 10, a police officer arrives home to find he's become a crime victim. three burglars caught in the act of stealing the policeman's guns. christin ayers on what happened next. >> reporter: police say burglaries in this area have become so widespread that even cops have become targets. >> we do have a lot of law enforcement folks that live in our city. they are the victims of burglaries. >> reporter: most recently last night. three burglars already ransacking a police officer ice home here in southeast ann tee job when the officer came home. >> interrupted the burglary and three subjects fled out of the back of the home. >> reporter: the offic

fell from the third deck of the oakland coliseum. what police are telling us this morning. >>> tsunami hits the coast of japan after a strong earthquake. how that warning stands right now. >>> and more financial hardship expected for city college of san francisco. we'll tell you why and how students will be effected. >>> plus locked out of the battle over the fiscal cliff. why california congresswoman nancy pelosi and other leaders are not being allowed to negotiate. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning, to you. welcome to a brand new day friday december 7th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning. i want to start with weather and traffic. weather rosemary orozco is in for steve. >> fair weather in the forecast. lasting through the weekend. hopefully that brings a smile to your face. tgif to you. we're off to a chilly start this morning. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. temperatures running warm for december and it will be a trend we see for your weekend. i'll have details on

>>reporter: oakland police agree. she was caught if the cross fire of 2 unidentified shooters and was not their intended target. they say she was leaving this dollar store with her sister headed home when bullet started flying. mona hit and died at the corne corner. words quickly spread through the neighborhood and eventually to her family. >> everybody everybody told us it was mama. i ran straight through the yellow tape. >>reporter: today investigators are turning to to witnesses and surveillance camera to help them identify those responsible. >> you know, it's a grandmother and it's an older black woman. >>reporter: another innocent victim of oakland violence. this organization restorative justice for oakland youth working to change that. >> this is a big loss. affect add lot of people. it's not just her children but all the children in the community that have come to know her. >>reporter: billboard mounted above beg for end to gun violence. today one more east oakland family has been forced to add their voice to a