kelley's picture. what was the reaction coming kitty kelley that you got to "the family" and to "oprah"? >> guest: "the family" was allowed, rancorous, negative. they were furious. and at one point there was a reporter from rhode island to read the book and reviewed it and said there are things -- and he knew the bush is very, very well. he knew george herbert walker bush very well, and he wrote in his review that he was quite surprised by certain things in the book, that he had not known. and he said particularly -- decided george herbert walker bush his war record in 1944. bush had been a navy pilot. he bailed on his plane, and his recollection at the time differed from what he wrote in 1988. he co-authored a book called george bush, man of integrity. so this reporter called president bush, and president bush said, kitty kelley is a liar and she's a smear artist. i do remember those direct quotes. i didn't write that book. i never heard of the co-authored. it is all a lie. so the reporter naturally c

kelley, she needs a saint's name. and daddy said, she's pretty kitty kelley. and then said there is no saint pretty. [laughter] my father said, all right, legally she will be known as katherine. and so the first thing i learned when i went to catholic school was about saint katherine. and i learned -- to this day i can tell you st. katherine, st. katherine, please come to my aid, pray that i may never die an old maid. a rich one, st. katherine, a poor one, st. katherine, but anyone better than no one, st. katherine. >> she was the patron saint of spinsters, old maids and -- >> host: is that a true prayer that you just told? >> guest: you don't think i made this up on the spot? [laughter] yes, it is a true prayer. and i learned it and had to learn it so often that i can still remember it. >> host: two questions for kit ty kelly -- kitty kelley, this was from robin heidi in palm springs. have you uncovered things about subjects that were too violative to reveal in print? >> guest: yes. i haven't, i haven't uncovered them in the terms of absolutely documenting th

kelley, she needs a saint's name. and daddy said, she's pretty kitty kelley. and then said there is no saint pretty. [laughter] my father said, all right, legally she will be known as katherine. and so the first thing i learned when i went to catholic school was about saint katherine. and i learned -- to this day i can tell you st. katherine, st. katherine, please come to my aid, pray that i may never die an old maid. a rich one, st. katherine, a poor one, st. katherine, but anyone better than no one, st. katherine. >> she was the patron saint of spinsters, old maids and -- >> host: is that a true prayer that you just told? >> guest: you don't think i made this up on the spot? [laughter] yes, it is a true prayer. and i learned it and had to learn it so often that i can still remember it. >> host: two questions for kit ty kelly -- kitty kelley, this was from robin heidi in palm springs. have you uncovered things about subjects that were too violative to reveal in print? >> guest: yes. i haven't, i haven't uncovered them in the terms of absolutely documenting th

kelley, i want to get your reaction. your books are displayed in the first lady's exhibit as showing how powerful these first ladies are that they can get looks like this written about them. she wrote an article and i sent it to my father. and my father was then 85. he said he was going to come back to washington to see it. he was very proud. i went down to the first lady's exhibit with my godchild and we took a picture of it. drag about it. my father travels all the way across the country. he goes to the exhibit. he comes back and tells my husband and myself. i said daddy you can't miss it, it's huge. it wasn't fair. so we all went back and it wasn't there. and my husband filed freedom of information to ask what happened. and god bless whoever is handling the freedom of information. you know, i said you'll never get a response. it will come when we are dead and gone. we got a response back. a copy of the letter that barbara bush, who was first lady wrote to roger kennedy, who was then the national director of the americ

>> melody and kelley cut ler? >> good evening. my name is tory and i have some packets here for you all. that outline the people's evaluation of this pilot project which we have found to not be at all successful, productive and was actually been a disaster for particularly has been displaced and has out comes as a result of this pilot project and the first thing that we want to question is how success being measured if the only out come has been displacement and so, if, if everyone just being pushed to a new neighborhood and we are getting new complaints from the new neighborhoods that can't be considered success. it does give the indication that the city has a city wide ban on the over night parking which is not what the intention was or what we have been told from the staff or for the board and so we have the major concerns about that especially if it is to go forward with the expansion and i think that the second piece about the report that was prom mat problematic and it is not with the data that we are getting from the housed

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. new this morning the investigation continues into an overnight crash that kill as man who was crossing a busy street in a wheelchair. this happened around midnight near market street and octavia in the hays valley neighborhood. christie smith is live in san francisco at that intersection. christie, this area has seen problems before. >> reporter: it has. good morning to you. and this man was actually in the crosswalk trying to cross here heading eastbound down market street when he was hit. you can see the intersection there. and if steve can pan over there is orange marking where the

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a hand written manifesto left by the alleged gunman in friday's shooting at los angeles international airport is now helping authorities determine a motive. this as the suspect is still in critical condition. marla tellez is live with the latest on the investigation. good morning. >> good morning. officials say 23-year-old paul ciancia names janet napolitano. napolitano is our former department of homeland security secretary, currently the president of the uc system. this is video of her last week in the bay area. she was visiting a high school in oakland. in this letter that was found in his duffle bag, ciancia refers to how he believes his constitutional rights were violated by tsa searches and thals he is upset with napolitano. he laid out his plan of attack for friday and here's the lead investigator with the fbi. >> we found a statement where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated that he wanted to, quo

. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. that breaking news in new jersey, and our first look this morning at the alleged gunman who walked inside new jersey's garden state plaza and opened fire. that mall which is the largest in the state is in the town of paramus about about 15 miles north of manhattan. the gunman stormed that mall just before closing. marla tellez is in the newsroom with all of the overnight developments. >> a lot has been going on. early this morning the crisis came to an end when officials say the 20-year-old suspect shot and killed himself in a remote area of the mall. and in the last 60 minute this is picture was released of him. he is richard shoop, police say he is from new jersey. authorities say he does not have an excessive criminal history though they know of him for his drug use. shoop was found after 3:00 a.m. local time with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head. authorities found a note at the scene indicating he intended to hurt himself. >> i do not believe mr. shoop thought he would c

i'm jon kelley. it's friday, time to check the forecast wh meteorolost christina loren. >> indeed we made it we did it together. thanks for wakin up with us there because weost all of the low clos from yesterday without alanket of low clouds it's going to be a cold start to the day. havevhave a pretty nice finish. then the rain moves in. we'll detail that i theull forecast. firstike inouye. >> good morning. we'r struggling through here, 880 not a problem. easy drive norbound with the let's look at the maps.um. this stretch swing north thereof and might have a road crew. typical for overnight construction and westbnd 0 as you pass by fruitvale there could be a crew. past hhway 13 so far you're ne up toward 980 andhe rest of the maze. the aroach a light flow. friday we expect a lighter this has bee a tough wee so we'reatching for a slow drive. back to you. >> thanks, mike. the breaking news, sheriff deputies iestigating a deadly shooting, it happened in east san jose a it was le last night near the cor

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura gaia-cannon. let's say good monday morning to teorologist christinloren. >> heygood morning to you, jon and laura and you at home. almost uniform temperatures to start out your verans day. weave plenty of low clouds. i want to show you some othe skies over the bay area. to t peninsula, live look at pa alto, 54 degrees at this hour. we have low clouds but the weather story today is the fact ere is a storm system on its way. at's not onlyoing to keep the clouds increasinghroughout the day. it's going to kp our temperatures cool. a reat to what we saw yestery. i want to start with vibilities which are dropping off in places like napa, oy a quarter mile availab to you. but i take you down to the sou bay, better visibility here. i'llet you know when the fog is slated to clear and we'll time out the storm system to your door step in moment right nowet's find out if we're gting a breakn the roads. it a holiday. >> it's only 4:32 soe don't expect a heavy volume but we did have acrash. this isrom the coleu

i'm ura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. od morning. an update o the breaking news right now teang up the early sh morng commute in oakland as we eak. this happening jus before 1:00

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i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. it's really, really thick out there this rning. e of thoseornings you don't want to messround en in the places that don't typicly get socked in. campbell had thick fog. we're looking pretty good to finish the day. ghs are going to endp in th 60s. we'll show you wn the fog will clear and thenhat you can expect for the all important weekend. we're so close. you t to get to work. that cld be challengingith al of the low clouds so check on your drive. yeah, low clouds hover. we c see westbound 80, the headlights coming toward u that's a better shot. we'll wah as it thickens here. we'll look a the map as well. that is through berkeley.p, coming down to the area the east shore freeway has truck shoulder.els on the right crews are bcking the right lane. you see a sldown past highway 4. only one lane is blocked. it's early in the commute. in almost an hour now. it may takeonger to clear. we'll track is. thiss a major spot for the morng commute. >>appening now in the east bay, a fewundred peop

. >> yes, kind of like you, jon kelley. good morning. we have a very cold start, temperatures expected to start in the 30s. cold enough for a heavy coat for the first part of the day. welcome to the warmest day of the week. i want to show you, over the past 24 hours, we have dropped by 12 degrees in fairfield. a much colder start in livermore. that goes for napa as well. we have lost those down sloping winds. temperatures are going to be very frim i had, specially in the north bay. high pressure will do its job to warm us up nicely. we will be about 75 in san jose and 73 degrees. last day of the 70s in san francisco. i'll tell you when that rain arrives, coming up. 4:39. first, we'll check your drive. here is mike. >> we are looking to southbound 101. we have a smooth drive right now. we have company. we do have word over the last few days. people have been coming to me saying, it has been a horrible commute that happens after the time frank as we look at the map. folks adjust their morning and specially their evening commutes. really ki

kitty kelley. are fist bumps the handshake of the future? why handshakes could be getting short solicit i shrift. >> 50 years after miss death, photos of president kennedy and his family instantly recall the bygone era, both are captured in the book, capturing camelot. kitty kelley is the author of the book. she joins us from washington, d.c. kitty, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> jfk was assassinated a half century ago. but recent polls still name him as the most popular president in the u.s. history. why do you feel that? >> americans really wanted to be jfk. he was not only handsome he was exquisitely educated, he was beautifully spoken, he was very, very rich, he married someone who was gorgeous and as you can see from the book antonio, there is not one bad candid shot of the kennedys. >> that's true. >> they are absolutely gorgeous. >> the pictures were beautiful. stanley kredit passed away in 1999. his pictures are the ones you have put together in this book. how did you know stanley,

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning to everybody. we want to get you to the breaking news in the philippines, a devastating super typhoon has hit landfall, it happened overnight. about a million people there

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following several breaking news stories, right now b.a.r.t. is shut down because of an overnight computer problem. >> it has been a rough one. christie smith is live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. we hear hundreds of people stuck on trains for several hours. >> reporter: good morning. we're hearing maybe up to 1,000 people just sitting there, they had so much time they were tweeting out photos. we'll get to that. i wanted to show you here at the walnut creek station, and normally this would open about 4:00, 4:30. this is right now. we haven't heard trains roll by so this is a rough start to your friday morning commute. all because of a system wide computer glitch that has passengers telling us it took two-plus hours to get to their destinations overnight. at one point 19 b.a.r.t. trains, 1,000 passengers affected. 500-1000. we have video of the dublin/pleasanton station that was open but appeared they were waiting for passengers to unload. we didn't see much activity tho

kitty kelley. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> is the handshake being replaced by the fist bump? >> today's data dive gives a pound to the fist bump. cot alternative to handshakes save lives? a new report from the journal of hospital infection suggests people can stop the spread of infections, by the fist bump. anyone who has played tennis can sympathize after having to do the post match shake with an opponent's sweaty and grimy hand. things have gotten so bad, many hospitals have transitioned to from doo doorknobs to rail. hand sanitizing grew to more than $300 million, sales have leveled off but still is a business. >>> as this stone sculpture of ancient grease, some countries don't use a handshake. in turkey it's customary to kiss a friend on both cheeks. china and japan opt for bowing. >>> a pound, a fist bump or a high five, stick with it. it cuts down on future embarrassment. coming up. why people are downsizing to tiny >> and now, a techknow minute... >> ask you ma'am, living in a

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. this morning we are watching that weather for

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. first the monday morning forecast with meteorologist christina loren. hope you had a good weekend. >> thank you, same to you. hope you did as well. it's cold out there to start the day. temperatures are going to remain cold as we get into this afternoon, the big news in the weather department is the fact we've got showers on the way come thanksgiving day. so i'll detail that but for today we're going to climb out of the 30s and 40s into the mid-60s. lots of sunshine and then the changes arrive. i'll detail that in my next report. let's say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. that weather is a concern. the travel week as well. so we're looking ahead to christina's report. the presence, this is 880 in fremont past the truck scales. i'll circle this on the map. you see the light volume on the screen. on the map we see slowing, in the northbound direction that was around the truck scales. didn't see it clearly, so we'll track it but so far we're looking at a smooth drive. i'll t

. >> jon kelley. nice to see you. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to christina loren with the forecast. >> a lot of people have turkey and mashed potatoes and gravy on their mind. we're getting so close at this point. temperatures are chilly this morning. i want to point out it's a winter spare the air day. and it's clear this morning, so i can tell you right now make sure you bundle up. it will be a cold morning. temperatures climbing into the 60s, still counting on showers. let's say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. we're looking to the north bay, very light traffic now. even though with traffic tuesday, call it turkey tuesday, we expect less folks to hit the road. you see the lights, there is moisture in the air. 116 at 121 a crash, a tow truck should be arriving, maybe a telephone pole hit that's in the north bay. in the south bay an easy drive, we have a lot of construction on 680 and southbound 680, reports of a crash off the roadway actually a car went off the road into the dirt there. no major injuries, we have a crew

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. first the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, good morning to you. still dealing with rain mostly in the east bay. i want to show you where the heaviest downpours are, livermore, a lot of this activity is east of dublin but we're going to see more throughout the morning. only up in the east bay. yeah, pretty significant rainfall totals. wait till i show you how much rain over the past 24 hours. might just blow your mind. right now, though, he's always blowing our mind, good looks. >> oh, thank you. thank you. wow. starting the morning with a great start. we'll see how it goes from here. the bay bridge, a nice easy flow of traffic. there is the wed roadway and the highway 4, watch that as well having had rain a few minutes ago. that will be slick as the commute starts there. here one of the toll lanes isn't open for cash payers. fremont, the glowing lights. i had to use my wipers because the mist was pretty thick in this area. at times comi

. >> and i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. we begin this morning with breaking news. it's happening in milpitas. a construction worker is killed during overnight doing road work on interstate 680 near scott creek. damian trujillo is live at the site which may soon be declared a crime scene. >> reporter: this happened about 2:41 this morning. the crews were working for caltrans, not as employees but for a construction company that contracts with caltrans. they were picking up the cones and the road signs here when a silver nissan veered off the road and struck them. right now one lane here on northbound or two lanes on northbound 680 remain closed. let me bring in officer ryan field. what do we know? the silver nissan veered off the road. >> preliminary reports show that the nissan veered off the roadway and drove on the right-hand shoulder striking two contract workers and their vehicle on the right shoulder removing a road work ahead sib. >> reporter: one of the workers was pinned in between his car and the nissan, the driver of the nissan had to be extricated. >> th

. >> i'm jon kelley. we have breaking news in the east ba fire crews are tre mopping up following the ely morning apartment complex fire forcing a total of 15 people out of their homes. this one happening o whitman interstate 880 in hayward where "today in the bay's"ob redell is live at t sce. bob, you hearne pern, he had to during the flames jump out of the second story building. >> reporter: yes. spoke with that gentleman, a n, his brother-inaw, his sister and niece. an infant that lived in this unit. the way he described it tos when this fire staed just before 3:00 this morning, his sister and his niece, his sister took his niece out of the buding by craing down the stairs. that's how heavy the smoke was. by the te he got to the door to get out him and his brother-in-lawhey couldn't get through the smoke so they had to, no choic but jumput of e second floor window. when he turned around it was smoke. the nex moment there were flames so he me t decision to jump out. he had mor cuts buts okay. the niece,

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a chilly start. >> indeed it is. >> check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> hey, good tuesday morning to you. yeah, it's cold out there but nothing like this time yesterday. for example, napa at 59 degrees right now where yesterday 31 degrees. so significantly milder up there this morning. we're going to see a nice finish. we keep on climbing for tomorrow and then the rain chances we told you about yesterday actually looking a bit better. i'm going to talk about that. right now a traffic alert. >> i do right off the bat. good morning. tough morning for livermore right now. let's get to you the maps. the bay area looking fine as you would expect at 4:32 except out of the altamont past. west 580 approaching spring town reports of a sigalert, they expect it to take over a half hour to clear. this is blocking two of the westbound lanes, the left two get by. a lot of crews, injuries are reported. it will hold folks up in livermore. livermore, dublin, moving smoothly.

thank you. >> kelley kutler. >> emily fair banks left? >> and kimora? >> jennifer, fradebach, all have gone? >> all right. >> no. >> hi, jennifer, director of the coalition on homelessness. so, i wanted to just spend time a little bit talking more broadly about the issues that folks are facing and i think that it is pretty obvious to everyone in san francisco right now, we are at dire straits, poor people are in san francisco. we have had huge amounts of displacement and actually the number of people leaving in their cars has gone up significantly. the results came out at the last homeless count and showed the count for the people in the vehicles have more than tripled. and we also have a situation where the homeless people across the board are completely under attack and for us, this, conversation is yet another attack. and we have the department of public works and the police department, and engaging in massive sweeps from tuesday morning to friday morning at 4:30 a.m. and down the major corridors in san francisco. and we have police, really relentles

it's kelley, fancy irish, writer.com. >> host: kitty kelley has been our guest for the last three hours. jackie o was her first book in 1978 followed by her least favorite, elizabeth taylor: the last star, '81. his way: the unauthorized biography of frank sinatra, 1987. nancy reagan: the unauthorized biography, 1992. the royals, '97. oprah: a biography, 2010. and her most recent picture books, "capturing camelot," and "let freedom ring: stanley tretick's images of the march on washington." kittykelleywriter.com is the web site. this is booktv on c-span2. thank you for being with us the last three hours. >> guest: thank you. >> italies hopes to have my remarks. thank you very much for than a kind introduction to be here at politics & prose it is in a central part of the community and cannot imagine washington without independent bookstores and especially this one. i have been very fortunate to fall to an idea that has not been written about extensively the question how fdr how he decided to run for urd the unprecedented third term. viavoice been fascinated with fdr when i got involved wi

kelley linqist. jane, greenwald. and jennifer jamison, shaft, and brooks, jamie ray. daniel, yakaguchi? ? >> richard pastor and kathleen mcgar and then elizabeth young. go ahead. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is ean and i was born in san francisco and i am a resident of san francisco and i am a small animals volunteer at acc, and one of the things that i just wanted to come here to stress, especially since this is especially about budget matters s how creatively, the staff of the shelter uses volunteers and often uses them in ways that reduce ex-spend thank youers and reduce the need of considering to put a animal down, and they will send that home with someone like me and it will be cared for and and the pups will be born and when the time comes they will be brought back to the shelter and we will adropt them out. and this, of course, reduces expenses at the shelter and i just think that the shelter is to be congratulated for how creatively they use the volunteers and the last thing that i want to say very quickly is just thinking personally about interactin

. >> well, my name is kelley, and i am a long time volunteer at animal care and control and i greatly appreciate all of the work that it does to help the animals and the people of this city. i think that it is important that it remains a city-run organization, with the clear transparency and remains open to all animals and it does not take animals from out of county despite what was previously said. and it focuses on san francisco and i think that is very important. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is marcy saw and i am a director of save a bunny rescue and i live with a two cats and a lab pit mix and i discovered acc in 199 when i wanted to adopt a rabbit and i was told that they doebt have any and i had to go to san franciscan mal care and control and i didn't want to go to a place where they killed animals and that is what i found out that no kill means and no kill often does not include the small animals. i also learned that san franciscan mal care and control was the only animal place in the entire city of san francisco that worked with small animals and d

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. marla tellez is in the newsroom keeping an eye on the latest from overseas. so much devastation out there. what are you hearing? >> right now it's 9:30 at night, friday. for those lucky enough to have escaped the wrath of typhoon haiyan, they are tucked away at shelters. families spread out in what appears to be a gym floor in this instance. during the day this video here tells a story of utter devastation, torrential rains causing severe flooding. devastating winds with sustained speeds of 195 miles per hour, gusts between 220 to 230 miles per hour. just a recipe for destruction, entire towns wiped out. the brunt of the storm over central philippines. even the spot of sabu has been hit hard. close to a million people are forced to evacuate. we expect that number to rise at least four people have been killed, at least two were electrocuted. one person was killed by a falling tree, another said to be struck by lightning. such a devastating scene. already local nonprofits are jumping in

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning officers in oakland are on the hunt for a gunman who sent seven men to the hospital. police say someone opened fire near the corner of 96th avenue and olive street after 6:00 last night. christie smith live in oakland. christie, do we know how the victims are doing? >> reporter: good morning. two of the men were listed in critical condition, and the other five all expected to survive. this one is unusual. seven men shot just after nightfall in east oakland. in fact t police chief came on the scene and called the whole thing outrageous. it was really brazen shooting. happened at 96th and olive. we shot new video. police believe it's possible the men between 23 and 31, may not have even been targeted in this. they say at this point the motive is unclear. police asking for the public's help, asking more witnesses to come forward and help them find the shooters. what a scene. witnesses describe ten to 15 shots happening quickly. the trib reports that one man was actually shot

. >> i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura gar kia cannon. the baby was taken from a complex near helen avenue. bob redell is live outside the complex. >> new information from law enforcement coming from the san diego police department. they tell us they pinged the father's cell phone last night. the man accused of abducting his baby son from their apartment here in sunny vevale. the cell phone indicated he was in the in the area. it is not clear if he is still in the area. yesterday afternoon, he abducted his baby son from his apartment complex in sunnyvale just outside san jose where he lives with the son and his mother. this picture of the actual vehicle, just one that is similar. the license plate number is 6hil892. police will be he using the suv to abduct the baby boy and take him out of state. the father is mesut guler. six feet tall, about 120 pounds. brown hair, brown eyes. his son, henry guler romero, anywhere from two weeks to a month old, pretty much a newborn. he took the boy during an argument with the baby's mom. the mom and po

. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. today officers in oakland now on the hunt for a gunman who sends seven men to the hospital. police say somebody opened fire near 96th avenue and olive street after 6:00 last night. christie smith is live now in oakland and she is there now. give us an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. a couple minutes ago i reached out to oakland police for an update waiting to hear back but the latest word we have about the seven men is that two of them are still listed in critical condition this morning, the other five taken to the hospital but all of them expected to survive from their gunshot wounds after someone opened fire at 96th and olive street in east oakland after 6:00 p.m. it's quiet there this morning. we shot new video. the police chief showed up yesterday and called it outrageous, brazen to happen on the street corner that time of day. witnesses describe a wild and violent scene about 10 to 15 shots fired very quickly, people on the way to a corner store had t

. >> my name is kelley, and i am the wild life solutions manager and advocacy programs at wild care. and i just wanted to say that we are wildly in support of funding this municipal open admission shelter and some of the things that we would like to see the funding for are the human investigations and the training for the staff on how to deal with the conflicts with the urban wild life. and that is it. thank you. >> we support it. >> thank you very much. >> is there any additional public comment? mr. chairman, could we close the public comment? >> yes, public comment is closed. >> great, i want to thank everyone who came out today with the administrator, and animal care and control, and the commission, and the members of the public, and i know that there are a lot of people who are very passionate about this agency and about, animal welfare in the city in general and i look forward to continuing conversations about how to make share that animal care and control is adequately budgeted and staffed. so, mr. chairman if there are no comments from other supervisors, what i would like to d

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garciaannon. we have an update to breaking ws in san jose. the coroner nowt the scene of it's a few blocks from james ck high school. marla tellez i live at the scene. she'sot the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the coroner arrived about 40 nutes ago and looked like as you canee behind me in this parking lot tha they are getting ready to remove the body any mute now, in fact. the body has bee out he since la last night, the deadly shooting reported just befe 10:00. multiple peoe called saying they heard multiple shots fired. deputies found the victim in this pking lot right on sth white road. ems crews were oncene trying to perform life saving measures but that wasot successful. e man was pronounced dead at the scene. the suspect or suspes are still on the run and the weapon has not beenrecovered. a spokean here tells me the man washot at leas once and investigators hope witnesses come forward. >> i do know wte road is fairly busy. i would assume tt hopefully there is somebody that saw something to help us piece togeer this i

>>'m jon kelley. od moing. thks for joining us. i want to g youo the breaking news. e sheriff's department investigating a deadly shooting ne a busy resurant in east n jose this happenedast night near the corner of sthhite road and woodhaven drive a few blocks from james lk high school. article article hashe latest details. good morng. >> we are entering the ninth hour of this invtigation and since our last report at 5:30 the coroner has removed the body from the parking wlot this man was shot and killed. the body was fupd lying next to this hicle. deputies tell it's too early to identify the relationship tween the victimnd the vehicle. this will taken from the lot and considered aiece of eviden. this is the can ta bay taco ria, the nearest biggest intersection istory road. cause this is unincorporat sanose the sheriff's depament is handling this case. the big mystery is who pulled the trigger. technicis are busy taking pictures of the scene and then marking the evidence. ves dwers ar talking to witnesses t get a suspect descriion. as of now who ever did this is stl

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the biggest silicon valley stock market debut of the year since facebook about to take place as twitter starts trading. scott mcgrew, last minute demand pushed the price up to $26 a share. >> that means nearly $2 billion, going to flow into twitter founders, employees, bankers, investors. we won't get a chance until after the market opens. so more wealth going into a small number of hands in san francisco. the city is changing, not everybody is happy about that. bob redell is live at twitter headquarters in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. around 6:30 this morning which is when twitter will ipo on the new york stock exchange under twtv going to abgroup of protesters under the name of san francisco rising, plan to be outside twitter on market street in san francisco and there argument is twittering here has not been good for the city. they argue that the city has given away too much in terms of tax breaks costing the city tens of millions and by the

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning investigators trying to figure out what caused a driver to hit a wheelchair with a man who was crossing a busy street. it happened near market street and octavia in the hays valley neighborhood. christie smith live in san francisco at the intersection, christie, there's been a lot of problems there before. >> reporter: yes, that's right. even after this intersection was partly shut down because of this fatal accident overnight i've seen a number of people running into the crosswalk against the light. the city has put up warning signs letting drivers know they cannot make the right turn here. it's illegal. but a man in a wheelchair was hit by a car overnight. his wheelchair, you can pan over, it landed here. you can see some of the orange markings. he was trying to cross octavia on market street. details of the crash, that's part of the investigation. what we can tell you the driver did stop at the scene, cooperated with police. we tried to speak with him. he stood out

. >> i'm j kelley. good morning. we are happening now we're telling you about pg&e crews they are slowly right now working hard t restore power to a nghborhood in hayward. it was all knocked out early this morning when a van crashes ght into a per le. taking out a transformer overnight. right now we can tell you the pg&e crews they are in the neighborhood surroding hathaway avenue and west a stre where monty francis joins apparently there were thousands wourtower originally but now we hear that's melte down looking at a few dozen? >> reporter: that's right. than 5,00 pg&e customers. more heard fro pg&e and understand that number is now down to just 48. e van that hit the pole has been towed away but you can see th broken utility pole there, it snapped in half and the top part o the pole is dangling in the ai the good news for people here is that pg&e will workaster than expected so people are wakin up with lights on. hayward police say a truck slamd into the pole after 1:00 th morning and took out a transformer. the

. >> i'm jon kelley. od morning. an update o the breaking news right now teang up the early sh morng commute in oakland as we eak. this happening jus before 1:00 this morning on sthbound interstate 880 near the fifth avenue on ramp. and that is where christie ith is liven oakland. it's been quite t scene out ere. have ty reopened the freeway let. >> reporr: not just yet but the two tow trucks that re out here for bh of the cars invoed in this accidenppear have moved on so we're seeing progress in starting to clear this deay accident. it's causing major backups on 880 through oakland. this is before 16th avenue. three different vehicles e involved, t it was the speeding driver in a bmw possibly going more than 100 misn hour on northbound 880 that's when the 911 call started coming in about a horrie it's near fifthvenue f. you know it this is in the area of lany college in oakland where the freay starts to decline. e chp says the driver in the bmw lost ctrol and clipped the back of a big rig, even with that impact, the

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following several breaking news stories, right now b.a.r.t. is shut down because of an overnight computer problem. >> it has been a rough one. christie smith is live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. we hear hundreds of people stuck on trains for several hours. >> reporter: good morning. we're hearing maybe up to 1,000 people just sitting there, they had so much time they were tweeting out photos. we'll get to that. i wanted to show you here at the walnut creek station, and normally this would open about