regularly, ktvu fox 2 news. >> we will have more on the hearing when we head over to ktvu plus at 4:30. >>>has started safety inspections to restore power for over 60,000 customers affected by the latest rounds of shutoffs. power has been restored to more than half of those customers, including 67% of people in napa county and 97% in sonoma county. pg&e says it has more than 5500 employees on the ground right now, inspecting equipment and lines, as well as 45 helicopters offering assistance in the air. >>> the winds have died down. for a look at current conditions, let's bring in meteorologist mark tamayo. a little relief that high-flyer conditions have expired. >> those dangerous offshore winds have worried us for the last couple of days. they have been backing off quite a bit. red flag warning has been allowed to expire. that's a nice development. most areas, around 10 to 20 miles-per-hour. the system responsible for all of the stormy weather, down toward southern california and for our wind event is scooting east. we still have somewhat of an offshore flow out there. fire dangers ar

. >> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> good morning thank for joining us here on mornings on 2, tuesday morning, november 19th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. when we talk about our weather today it will be colder and wind where everwill be heavier. >> the big drop will be in the 60s, 68. out of those 70s. here's sal. >> busy if you are driving in some areas but it's not stop and go and on the golden gate bridge. traffic looking good heading down south and there have been no major issues here. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza there's a small delay. a little more later on. 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >> a red flag warning for several parts of the bay area. now it covers the north bay mountains. the east bay hills and the diablo range. strong winds and low humidity are in the forecast and it starts at about 4:00 tomorrow morning. it will continue until 7:00 thursday morning. now because of that warning pg&e says power may be shut off to more than 300,000 customers around the state once again. public power shutoffs are expected in all of bay area counti

. >> from ktvu ktvu mornings on 2 this is fox 2 news. >> i'm pam cook. >> and i'm frank mallicoat. four people were killed at a home on lucille way in orinda off highway 24. the orinda police called to the scene just before 11:00 last night. they told henry lee that at least four people were killed. our news crew on the scene found people coming out of the house. a neighbor who did not want his face shown heard the gunfire. airbnb for a private party. >> there was about 5 or so gunshots and it woke me up. my neighbor knocked on my door and when i was walking outside i saw a bunch of cars. >> there were more than 100 100 people at the party. there's no official word yet on their conditions. the continuera costa sheriff's office. so far no arrests have been made. reporting from the scene in our next hour. >>> it is 401. we're going to check in on the friday forecast. good news for firefighters definitely cooler out there. >> they have no more weather issues. frank good morning sir. >> good morning sir. >> 30s, 40s, and 50s. 55 in the city. i'm sure we'll get a lot near 32. some from

rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> coming up here, it's official. the california public utilities foundation now launching an investigation into pg and e's recent power shutoffs, and new information those outages had on cell phone service throughout the state. >>> plus as many as 20 cars with smashed windows, and spray paint all over them. the request from police. >>> we are back here with that chance of some drizzle in the morning. a cooler day for your thursday, and then a warm up in the five day. >>> and today marks 25 years since the deadly shooting of a san francisco police officer that forever changed the department. how that officer is being remembered. >>> and taking a live look right now at the wednesday evening commute, you can see the northbound commute isn't too bad right now. ktvu at 6:00 will be right back. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make mo

ktvu's amber lee has more. there is a growing memorial to all the victims there. >> reporter: that's right. people have been stopping by and dropping off messages and flowers for all the victims. tonight i spoke with the father of the 23-year-old man who was killed. the family set up a memorial for him in oakland where he was currently living. >> reporter: he shows me the collection of photos he has of his son. the 23-year-old was one of five young people shot and killed at the halloween party at the airbnb home. dad says he just celebrated his birthday with his son the day before halloween. >> i am going to cherish that. we had good conversations. we enjoyed each other's company on his birthday. he was just enjoying life. you know, he was very intelligent, smart, loving. >> the family created a memorial in front of his mother's home in oakland. he was looking forward to being the father of a new baby expected in may. instead he is the third son he lost to gun violence. another son pictured here was shot and ki

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ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> all right, so take a look at this. hail reported around parts of the bay area today. these are pictures sent to us by ktvu viewer andrew d in the carriage hills neighborhood. >> and the link observatory on mount hamilton. a light dusting of snow up there. these were posted to the observatory facebook page. >>> so bill last week, red flag warning. this week we have rain, hail, a little bit of everything. >> it's winter, and it's been a long time coming really. here we are, thanksgiving. it's our first real rain in over 6 months in many cases. big time, heavy rain. we have lots of problems on the roadways. mount diablo, mount hamilton. we showed you some of the snow. winter storm warning in the mountains. a wind advisory around here. now we're kind of in the unsettled air mass. concord over a half inch of rain. san jose, almost an inch of rain. the overnight lows are going to be chilly the next couple of nights, because this low comes in. and drops in some cold air. i have reports of snow down to 1800 feet in parts of th

azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. f0 . >>> the group tweeted this morning tickets are available for her talk. she was scheduled to speak at uc berkeley two years ago but that event was canceled due to security concerns. >>> to washington where the house intelligence committee held their first day of public hearings in the impeachment inquiry. deputy assistant secretary for european and eurasian affairs george kent and acting ambassador bill taylor gave nearly six hours of testimony. at one point bill taylor called the hold up of military aid in an effort to investigate the bidens crazy. he revealed new information about a conversation between his aided and gordon sondland. >> following the call with president trump, the member of my staff asked gordon sondland what president trump thought of ukraine. gordon sondland responded president trump cares more about the investigations of biden, which rudy giuliani was pressing for. >> republicans pressed the witnesses on what they call second or third hand information. presid

we're going to bring you live there over on ktvu plus. and ktvu's alyssa harrington will give us a full report on what to expect today. don't go anywhere. >> it is a busy day it was a busy week and we had some aggressive drizzle. >> yeah, right. >> that's in between mist or drizzle and shower. >> i texted him. >> i would agree with that. >> it was. it was a good one. at least that's what i was told by my neighbor risk tina. >> that's a good one. >> all right. system's coming in. this one a little different than yesterday because it's splitting has produced some rain to the north. not a lot, a little bit. sonoma county and northern napa county and also right into bodega bay. it looks like a lot of that's falling apart because as that system splits it takes some energy away from it. 40s, 50s, 57 san jose. 56 oakland airport. highs again today will be slightly above average. this is going to go down as a warm month. 64, 56 for the city. 63, 50 is average. and the system coming in. part of this is going to break off into southern california a

ktvu's christina rendone is live from john's grill. good afternoon christina. >> good afternoon to you both. and it smells delicious. that's something you can't see on tv. right across the way over there a lot of people already getting their plates here at john's grill. it's all decked out in red, white, and blue. and one of the big draws is not just the lunch. it's coming to shake the hands of former mayor willie brown. how has this tradition held its importance for you? >> well for san francisco, we are a political town, everybody at every level is involved in one way or another. and we started this many years ago when we wanted to try to have people again to efs mutual respect for each other no matter on who's candidacy they were reporting. and it just turned into a san francisco happening and we're continuing it. >> and it is a non partisan event. >> totally and completely. there isn't a soul here who claims to be a democrat or republican who claims to be the 25 people running for nomination. i only saw one person. but other than t

. >> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> good morning thank you for joining us here on tuesday, november 5th. >> i'm dave clark and i didn't see it but i have word there's fog moving back into the bay area. >> talking about more fog this morning. sometimes it's clear over the bay bridge. let's check with steve who's back. >> there's even fog moving inland. so welcome to june in november. >> okay. >> ask me if there's any rain? >> no. >> shoot. >> not for awhile. >> 60s, 70s in your temps to 80 in livermore. they should be all in the 60s. only san francisco's going to be close today. the fog is thick though a lot more it warm and dry forecast for awhile. in fact maybe even a couple of weeks. so fog then sun. hazy sunshine. higher humidity over the coast. warm, sunny 70s. 80 degrees inland. 4:01. there he is. mr. sal castanada. >> back at you. i haven't had my coffee yet so we'll fix that. let's take a look at what we have there. the tracy super commute. a little bit of slowing on 205 already. we know it's going to be there and it's going to get busier. heading out to livermore a

live in orinda ktvu fox 2 news. >> allie thank you. of. >>> police in antioch investigating after a man is shown ramming his car into another man. a third man in the video doesn't seem to be involved in the arguing. one of the men gets into his car, backs it up, then points the car directly at the other man. that man yells daring the driver to hit him and the driver did it. >> antioch police say their assault investigation is still in the early stages. they haven't told us the condition of who was hit. >> east bay regional park district police arrested 22- year-old aday persiado. they were shot friday with arrows. both underwent surgery and are expected to survive also homeless was arrested at the el cirrito bart station yet. >> the threats were being made against san rafael high school. it said something was planned for today and on november 25th. detectives work social media companies to track down the young boy. >>> new at 6:00 the city of santa rosa moving forward. now the city council voted 6-0 yesterday to require most newly buil

ktvu's amber lee is at the contra costa county jail with more on this. amber? >> reporter: the spokesman for the sheriff's office says the men will be held accountable. the district attorney's office tells me more work needs to be done. the fire men arrested last week in connection with the deadly shooting at a party on halloween night at an airbnb home will not being facing charges at this time. >> review the case and see what evidence we had and where we could proceed. ultimately we were not able to final charges today, which means the suspects are being released. >> the men were arrested thursday when law search warran charges. the fifth man was arrested for being an accessory. five people died in the shooting. >> we need the evidence. >> the contra costa county sheriff's office said in a statement, we stand by our investigation and the arrest were made pursuant to a judge's order. the persons arrested and responsible for the crimes will be held accountable. >> this is a big case. and everybody is going to be watching it so the prosecutors want to make sure

ktvu will bring you uninterrupted live coverage of the hearings on ktvu plus tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. also we'll bring you live updates on mornings on 2. >>> happening today former president jimmy carter will undergo emergency surgery to relieve pressure on his brain. one last month, another back in may. carter is 95 years old. he is the longest living u.s. president in u.s. history. >>> our time is now 5:06. it is a short week for the 49ers getting ready to host the cardinals. last night the 49ers lost a nail-biter. seattle was leading late in the game, but the 49er's defense bailed them out with a strip sack and a fumble . picked it up and ran 12 yards. chase mclaughlin sent the game into overtime. seattle got the ball first but the 49er's defense stepped up their backs against the wall. >> wilson pressure off the edge. releases it. tray greenwall now on the return. as he's still on his feet with blockers in front. tray greenwall down the sideline. >> that set up a possible game winner for mclaughlin. but he missed. they drove deep into the 49er's territory and then seahawks ki

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quickly, ktvu fox 2 news. stay with ktvu for the latest on this week's possible power setups. you can also find updated information on our website ktvu.com as well as our new ktvu news app. new information on a shooting at a party in fresno that left for monday. police think the home was targeted but they are still not sure why. two people remain hospitalized after the shooting last night. authorities say two gunmen opened fire in a group of men in the backyard of a home where they gathered to watch football. investigators say the family living at the home has no known criminal ties but they say the shouting was not a random act. >> it appears that this incident was a targeted act of violence against this residence. we are investigating leads and we do have information that possibly some people at this party were involved in a disturbance earlier this week. >> the corner today identified the four people died they were all asian men between 23 and 40 years old. two of the victims were well- known signals in fresno's monk community. >> coming up a friendly competition for female

an intern here at ktvu. he was killed on his 19. that driver was trying to get every thanksgiving and ask for a minimum $5 donation. the money raised helps pay for swimming lessons for children. >> we have given away probably close to $30,000 - $40,000 in college scholarships. and swim lessons for kids. >> reporter: family awarded the scholarship in the ceremony yesterday to two young lifeguards. pleasanton and the other from hayward. >>> high school mustangs were big winners at the annual two people . the mustangs beat the buccaneers 10 minus yesterday to claim the title held playoff. this is the 96th annual turkey bowl on the second lincoln and balboa played. the mustangs one in double overtime during the regular season. >> it's a very special team. see, i got my son here. were just enjoying it even though he is cold. lots of fun. >> this is lincoln's second straigof runners and walkers inholiday r they braved temperatures yesterday is a part in the annual silicon valley turkey trot. the race has raised nearly $10 million since it

. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. . >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here. wednesday 27th i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. the rain, gusty winds, snow causing lots of problems across the bay area. the season's first storm brought pounding rain to san francisco. look at this. even some flooding. this is what it was like late last night. this is 8th and brandon streets south of market. the heavy rains overloaded storm drains sending water shooting into the air. >> and heavy rain caused some problems on highway 101. standing water and a very dangerous situation. hopefully we won't see a lot of that in the water is starting to run off the roads. of course it increases the fire danger and all of that but now mud slides. >> that's great. well and that's something they're certainly having to be concerned about where any of the burn scars are. >> and i don't know if you've had rain is heading their way right now. they are starting to see some of that. you can see that behind me. look at this loop over the last 12 hours

tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> hope you had a nice day back at work. maybe you had a long weekend and today was kind of your monday even though it is tuesday. the weather was cooperating except for the coast where it is foggy as all get out. in the inland valleys like fairfield, almost 80 degrees. today was a 20 degrees bread from coast to inland which is more typical of the summer months when you get a 60 here and and 80 there, that is 20 degrees across 40 miles. often times we will see more than that but this time of year i am not used to seeing a 20 degrees bread from coast to inland. it is a slightly unusual coast from the front. i am an optimist. when you see a lot of activity in the aleutians, things are generating and that is the key. they get made up there. there's a lot of activity in the pacific right now. it is not coming our way for rain but hopefully something will break loose as we get into the next week or so. the next five days will be dry. tomorrow fog back at the coast. clouds in the sky, rightly cloudy mostly sunny's. highs almost ex

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ktvu, fox2news. >>> pg&e is expected to tell us another set off is this week. high winds will increase the fire danger. parts of the north bay, east bay hills and sierra foothills could lose power. pg&e emergency operations center is watching for strong winds that are expected wednesday morning and will continue until thursday. some 250,000 customers will lose power to reduce the risk of a wildfire . >> from this last one, we are all okay. throwaway a lot of food . >> pg&e will notify potentially affected customers by morning by text and emails. >>> the marching band is apologizing for playing during a memorial tribute at uc berkeley over the weekend. bryce turner passed away in saturday and a tribute is being held for him at memorial stadium saturday during the game against the trojans. the band continued to play while the stadium video was being showed. an apology was posted on the twitter account saying "sincere apologies to the family of bryce turner for inadvertently performing during his memorial earlier." >>> open police are making fewer traffic stops in

ktvu amber lee joins us now here after talking to families, friends, and neighbors. >> neighbors tell me they saw numerous property crimes in the area, but never expected a loving wife and mother who made a difference in her community would lose her life this way. friends say she had just cooked and enjoyed dinner with her family when she was killed. >> reporter: misty is someone who has a big heart. he laughed so hard with a lot of souls. a memorial now marks the spot where the 29-year-old was shot and killed in front of her apartment complex in east oakland's mill mont neighborhood she's intelligent, smart. she will find out. >> reporter: but on saturday around 8:00 p.m. friends say misty and her husband heard the alarms go off in his car parked just outside their apartment complex. they went outside to check. they were shot multiple times. >> there were ten rounds from one gun and what sounded like a second gun of a different caliber. fired some rounds as well. >> reporter: this neighbor asked us not to identify her. she said she and others came out of their homes and saw misty on

on ktvu plus during the game. >>> ktvu's greg lee will have the latest on the impeachment hearings taking place on capitol hill. also the kin cade destroyed thousands of structures but a group of residents from a senior living center get to go home after fleeing for their lives. their incredible stories today >>> emergency room surgeons critical extra time to help save lives is according to new scientists doctors have successfully put a human patient in the state of human animation. emergency preservation and recessation or epr. it essentially pauses the function of the human body. the patient is quickly cooled by replacing their blood with the ice cold sae line. so far doctors replacing a time limit of two hours to patients to remain in this suspended state. tested at the university of maryland medical center on patients who rf with acute trauma . of the full result of this trial are expected to be announced by the end of next year. >> there's also a chance that the oakland raiders could win the afc west. i wanted to mention that. not just a wild card option. you could win the west. the

i'm nicasio ktvu fox 2 . >>> we have a cold friday sunset right now. you may have seen a few rain showers off and on but this is just a hint of what is coming our way. >> that's right. a whole lot is headed our way including a lot more rain. we have more now on this storm that is going to bring us quite a bit of rain and some other issues. >> this is called an atmospheric river. physically what happens is you have a low pressure system up here you have a plume of moisture that goes all the way back to hawaii. this is called a pineapple express and it gives low pressure availability to the system and that is what allows for the system to be such a strong one. here is the timing of it. saturday we start off with a few showers but then the wind and the rain kick in. that will continue into sunday and then rainfall amounts, urban areas, 2-4 inches. so most places in the bay area in the coastal rains as well as the hills could see 4-6 inches. there is a flash flood watch in place as a result. and in the kincaid area, they have a burn scar and so no trees or

jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. back to you. >> in the meantime residents have to wait until the crime scene wraps up. >>> authorities say they made to arrest in connection with the investigation into the mass shooting in orinda. five people were killed at a halloween party at an airbnb rental. the district attorney said they filed charges against martinez for being a felon in possession of a handgun. they say he was arrested yesterday. the name of the other person arrested has not been released. martinez is not one of the five people arrested in connection with the shooting last week. be. >>> a trial date has been set for january for the man charged in the deadly stabbing of mia wilson at the macarthur bart station last year. john cowell entered a plea by reason of insanity not guilty. he is charged with stabbing wilson to death and attempted murder for injuring her sister. his trial will begin on january 6. >>> she watched a deadly attack on a part strain train and try to save him from attack. the student tried to

ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. thank you. time is 5:36. customers here california could have their power shut off tomorrow morning because of fire danger. public safety power shutoffs are expected in almost all bay area counties as well as mendocino lake and santa cruz counties. pg&e customers in san francisco will not be affect ed by the power shutoffs. >> ceo bill johnson spent time at the state capital answering questions about lawmakers. johnson defended the power outages saying they did help prevent wild fires. he also told state senators that pg&e's fire risk footprint has grown from than 15% of pg&e's service area in 2012 to more than 50% of its system  today. and he pushed back at accusations the grid is in bad shape. johnson testified pg&e has spent billions of dollars inspecting and >> whenever we found equipment that needed immediate repair we fixed or replaced it. we have assured that every piece of electrical equipment is suitable to serve our customers. >> johnson said pg&e is working to make sure that future power safety s

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ktvu's jana katsuyama is live. is the meeting still going on? >> reporter: it is still going on right now. upstairs, a small room, compared to the auditorium. the meeting just became too disruptive for the board to be able to continue with their business. parents and protesters said they just wanted to be heard but this is just the latest in the series of clashes. . >> reporter: parents, teachers, community members upset with the school district board raised their signs and their voices at wednesday night's meeting. >> reporter: the public comment and chants growing louder, prompted the board to relocate. the protesters would be able to observe and comment from the auditorium below. before the meeting they had a protest. >> we just thought that we needed to step up and made our voice heard to let them know it is not okay to bring police violence against employees. >> reporter: they are upset over the october 23 board meeting when police officers clashed with people protesting the relocation. >> how violent could be be with our children present.

ktvu's alyssa harington is there at the scene. she will have an update for us in the next half hour. >>> and now a look at the kincade fire. the fire has been burning since last wednesday night over a week and has destroyed. >> bay area air quality managers say an alert was caused. the air quality advisory is just for the areas of windsor, santa rosa and the napa valley the rest of the bay area should have good to moderate air quality. >> pg&e says 1200 customers are also without power. >> today students and climate activities are planning a to reform california's energy industry the kinindicate fire and the pg&e outages are a series of wake-up calls >>> officials in marin county say the loss of senior housing seniors living in the bennett house were stranded in the outage. the marin county health services department says it sends supplies like food and flashlights. nearly 1 in 3 adults in marin is 65 or older. >> this is an important opportunity for these adults as well as their children to really understand what they need. not a

president. >>> ktvu will have uninterrupted live coverage of the hearings on ktvu plus tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. and we'll bring you live updates right here on mornings on 2. >>> the wife of a notorious drug cartel leader is heading to reality tv. we're going to tell you what el chapo's wife is doing. >> plus will you be hitting the roads for thanksgiving. just how many would rather just skip the holiday. it takes a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive. owe >>> boy there's some really cold weather out there. dealing with bitter cold as an arctic blast brings snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. that are more like january, not november. officials in the northeast are bracing for a rapid weather change. >> it can and may get icy out there. >> don't miss it. temperatures are expected to start rebou

make sure here on ktvu fox 2 news and also streaming live on ktvu.com. we'll be live from hillsburg plaza as well as the cities of sonoma and windsor. >> you know what i'm looking forward to in that. >> what's that? >> sal always does some great shots and interviews about food in the area. >> because i love food as you know. >> and there's some good food up there. >> there's some really good food up there. we're going to show you a lot of that. i can't wait. that's tomorrow. we have to look at the tracy commute and some of these commutes that are far away. if you're getting to livermore it looks already and there are no major problems. now if you're driving on 880, most of it is good. if you're trying to get on the freeway 880 and hisperian. bay bridge you will see some slowing here at the toll plaza, 10 to 15-minute wait once you make it on to the span. it looks good. dream force going on this week that's a big convention. there are a lot of street closures and extra heavy traffic. 550 let's bring steve in today. >> we'll get right to it. it's clear and

ktvu fox 2 news. >>> u.s. supreme court has ruled that a lawsuit can move forward against the maker remington arms. at issue here is how they marketed the rifle that was used in the 2012 sandy hook school massacre. the lawsuit alleges that the bushmaster rifle used in the attack by shooter adam, was marketed to the public in a way that violated the law in connecticut. >> 20 children and six educators were killed in that shooting. the plaintiffs include a survivor and relatives of nine people who died that day. remington arms argued that a federal law shields gunmakers from liability in most cases. >>> mayor london breed and two supervisors announced that they have reached an agreement on how to reform the city's mental health care system. the mayor along with supervisors hillary roman and matt haney introduced a mental health initiative called mental health sf . after introducing dueling initiative lawmakers were able to come to a compromise to create the first universal mental health, and substance healthcare

she was also an intern with us here at ktvu. karen was killed in 200 win by a drunk driver on -- 2001 by a drunk driver on her 19th birthday. that driver was trying to es came cape from police in a van. they ask for a minimum $5 doe notion. the money that's raised helps pay for swimming lessons for low income children. this lovely lady, a woman the oldest woman in the united states. 114 years old. she turned 114 in july but she lived in new york city's harlem since the 1920s. she credited her long life to god and being a good person. . >>> several water main breaks in san francisco. flooding streets causing traffic jams and even some thanksgiving night crashes. >> plus. >> i have a whole list. >> black friday shoppers out in full force. waiting to snap up deals as a cold front is moving through the areaing >>> good morning i'm sarah zendanom. >> it's cold. >> it is very cold here in the bay area. >> crazy right. so we had 100 -degree weather over the summer and now it's freezing. >> he woke up and the water was a solid block of

alyssa harrington ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 6:34. happening today vice president mike pence is here in the bay area and later this morning in mountain view, the vice president will meet at the nasa ames research center with about 200 employees. reportedly talk about how they will help get american astronauts back to the moon by the year 2024. last night the vice president arrived at moppet field after campaigning down in orange county and monterey county for president trump's re-election campaign. he was greeted by about 100 people. the vice president posed for photos. shook hands, spoke to many of the people there including the top member of the california republican party. >> he acted like he had all the time in the world to speak with me which secret service reminded me it wasn't. >> it was nice to get to say hello and just see him be friendly with everyone. his persona here in person is very different than what's depicted on television. >> the vice president wraps up his brief california trip this afternoon and flies back to wash

ktvu fox 2 news. >> make sure you stay prepared for whatever the weather brings with the updated ktvu fox 2 news weather app. also we'll be updating you on ktvu.com and all of our social media platforms. >>> hundreds of firefighters are battling the kincade fire. strong wind gusts have pushed the flames down into the canyons leading west toward homes. now it started yesterday afternoon. it continues to burn out of control. hundreds of people have been ordered to evacuate. we want to show you a map of the area. it started in the los padres national forecast right near highway 154. the flames jumped the highway at about 7:00 last night. overnight the fire can be seen from downtown santa barbara. fire crews are concerned about the wind. >> they kind of turn round and they kind of come back up. so we've got weather coming in which is also going to increase those winds. that's going to drive fire in a different direction and we don't want that to happen. >> fire crews from ventura are working with the santa barbara and u.s. forest crews. >> we want to show you this. this incredible photo.

this is the 17th year of ktvu's one warm coat drive. ktvu's lori mailer shows us some of the young and generous volunteers taking part this year. >> reporter: this black friday at santana row in san jose, as the christmas season kicked off, so did a heartfelt holiday tradition, the one warm coat donation drive launched at several locations around the bay area. the all volunteer effort collects new and gently used coats for the unfortunate, including help from the girl scouts. >> with the cold temperatures this morning and the fact i'm wearing the super extra warm coat and scarf, think about all the people who just don't have all the resources to get the things that we have right now. >> we wanted to have people to be warm and cozy. >> reporter: even the littlest ones out here on a chilly morning returning to help. including four-year-old aunt connie lf from cupertino. you had the help of his big sister. he donated his warm jacket. >> is being very kind by giving up his own coat that he was using to give it to someone else who needs it m

right here on ktvu. we will stream it for you if you have to see be somewhere else away from the tv at ktvu.com. >> you can go back and enjoy it. >> sit at work. >> back to sal, i hope you got to where you need to go right now. how does it look. >>> looks pretty good. >> i was up in that area of the world on a friday. so you will see what i was doing coming up on zip trip. let's go to the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see the traffic is moving along relatively well. no major problems getting across the bridge. and we are also going to talk about some of the other commutes like the commute here on 580 at 205. if you are driving here on 205, it's getting slow. driving up to the altamonte pass. we get better once we get past area and it looks good into livermore and driving over to dublin and there have been no problem on interstate 808 or 580 in oakland. 4:48. let's bring in steve with the weather. >>> thanks. well a. quiet day today after a warm sunday. couple record highs oakland and sfo

stay here with ktvu for the latest on today's power shuttles. you can also get updates at our website at ktvu.com. >>> firefighters in south san francisco are investigating overnight house fire that happened just before 1 am at home on millbury avenue not far from orange park this is n video from overnight that came into the newsroom. it was a 1-alarm fire. no immediate reports of injuries. >>> bart is increasing police person presents in stations following a stabbing on a bar train in hayward. sources telling ktvu the attack came as the stabbing victim intervened in a theft involving two other passengers.39-year-old jermaine brim was arrested on suspicion of murder and carjacking. according to the police brim ran from the station and try to steal a car from a local dealership. >> you look like a normal homeless guy so i thought it was just a normal homeless person and at that point stuff started happening. he swung at me. i swung at him again and at that time i just got mad. >> we are told brim got into a fight with someone at the dealership. p

on ktvu and we will strep it ktvu. com. >> i want to know where sal was. he was roaming around and eating the stuff you know i was i want to see where you were. >> i think you will like it. >> goo. >> let's leave it at that. right now it's monday. so, we are -- it's not that close to friday. let's look at the commute and you can see there's some slow traffic here on 205. and there was a little bit of a problem here in the 2055 near 11th. but most slow traffic is after that gotting through the tracy triangle. into livermore it looks better. 880 north is fine wet getting no downtown oakland and bay bridge toll plaza 10 to 15 minutes wait but before you make it to the span. now steve has the weather. >>> thank you. pretty quiet pattern for us. it will be another very warm day and changes start tomorrow. no not rain. it will be a cooler pattern and then wind. we will have to deal with that. first, our friend here kent miller is up in went santa rosa. good morning. however today is my first day of retirement i slept in until 4 a.m. stop, kent. snoozehead gees g

. >> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> good morning. november 14th. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. we won't see much sun today and it's cooler. i know because steve told me. >> i thought it was going to rain. >> not this one. maybe tuesday. >> all right. >> cool cool. we've been way above average. we'll rebound for the weekend. but today it's 50s and 60s. the coast really dropped yesterday. inland temps were still about where they forecast. not today livermore. you're going below and just as everybody else's. a lot of cloud cover streaming over. 40s, 50s. these temperatures are stocked. and the high got kicked out of there and that low continues to swing. that's what's moving through. that's also what's underneath that. a vail of high clouds and there's also a lot of low clouds and the computer's waking up like you are. trust me it will be cooler today. 50s, 50s, 60s, 60s. no 70s. 4:01 did you make it? you don't have to worry about the train anymore. >> i saw the train. i was up at 3:45. it never used to. >> i don't know why it's do

right now we do have ktvu crime reporter henry lee standing by on the phone. what are you looering on the ground about -- hearing on the ground about what happened this morning in marin? >> yeah, we're on this housing complex block in marin off highway 101. it was about 7:00 this morning we understand numerous contra costa airbnb rental that left five people dead. we understand these things law enforcement telling us they had to be very careful. they didn't know who they were dealing with considering the fact that sources telling me the halloween night shooting resulted between an ongoing dispute and the other one here from marin city. >>> people in the area where you are now did they know anything more about the party other than what they've seen on the news. did they know it was essentially happening. >>. >> we did talk to one of the women that was in one of the apartments raided. she says she does not believe anyone in that unit was linked to the shooting as an actual suspect. we do not know any specificity whether people contain suspects or witnesses or fr

. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. . >> good morning. thanks for wake up with us here on mornings on 2 monday morning. november 18th. i am pam cook. >> good morning i am dave clark. [inaudible] >> it will be one more warm day and we will look up in the north and east bay hill. here we go again. maybe not to the surface but it will start late tonight into tuesday. and that's going to be increasing offshore breeze. wind, and the system breaks off and really forms a deep, deep low emerge hes with another one in the southern california. they are expecting rain. we are not. and tomorrow we will see a bigdrop on the temps 10 to 15 degrees but today a little patchy fog but not much. and overall we are looking for a day where temperatures continue to warm up. 40s, 50s on the 40s here. 60s, 70s again way above average but tomorrow we will drop to near average maybe slightly below. see the offshore direction that's taking everything to the north. and today, the system will couldfrom the north tomorrow not today. 60 for few. 70s to almost 80 for so

be sure to download the ktvu weather app, so you can take our forecast with you, wherever you go. >>> some bombshell testimony on day four of washington. eu ambassador, gordon sondland's much anticipated appearance today further denvered the house intelligence committee. >> now with today's developments, greg. >> reporter: certainly striking testimony today, but we also have to mention two other witnesses just wrapped up for pentagon official laura cooper testified ukrainian officials knew about the hold in military aid as early as july 25th. david hail testified. he wasn't aware of the connection and the withholding in the investigation. gordon sondland provided the most dramatic investigation yet. >> was there a quid pro quo? >> as i testified previously with regard to the requested white house call and the white house meeting, the answer is yes. >> reporter: u.s. ambassador to the eu, gordon sondland providing new explosive information in the impeachment inquiry. specifying the white house meeting ukrainian's president asked for, was conditioned on him prompting investigations pres

. >>> from ktvu fox ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> and it's friday on mornings on 2. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. drizzle. a little bit. steve paulson's here to talk about it. >> when you give your phone number out to friends. >> it still measures up in the gage and it could be more. starting to work its way in. up to mendocino county and lake county. should be a little bit warmer there's still an on shore breeze for chicago. one more piece of energy and that's that section right there that has to swing through by the morning. by the afternoon we'll get a little more sun and temperatures will bump degrees it like so far everything's quiet. happy friday to you. >> happy friday to you my friend. steve, we do have a nice start driving into pleasanton all the way out to dublin and castro valley and traffic is light. it's 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> schools will be closed today in the heart school district in los angeles county after yesterday's deadly shooting at sagas high school where two people were killed. investigators are still looking for a motive. now auth

ktvu is alyssa harrington you're in our newsroom. what tell us what has been happening so far. >> reporter: former ambassador marie yovanovitch took the stand about half an hour ago. she is being grilled on why she was ousted by president donald j. trump. and what this might say about the president's approach to foreign policy. here's some video of marie yovanovitch taking the oath before testifying before the house intelligence committee. she delivered opening statements, saying she was dedicated to anticorruption work and that her service was an expression of gratitude to the country. president donald j. trump fired her in what many have called a smear campaign orchestrated by the presidents attorney rudy giuliani. the president is accused of withholding congressional aid to ukraine while he pressured the country to investigate joe biden and biden's son hunter. let's listen in and hear what she has to say.>> that that is what it was.>> who else was involved in this concerted campaign against you?>> there were some members of the pr

liberty. ♪ >>> welcome back to ktvu mornings on 2. we are looking at the san francisco day. a little katy perry because it's friday and the weekend or newly here. let's get over to ski steve paulson with a leak at a look at the weekend weather. >> we had a little bit of light razor. we will take it on once been a very dry month. usually don't get munch in september or october. we will take the a little amount we did have. things are winding down. sir, there's no reason to be supercilious. the sunshine is struggling to make it to santa rosa this morning. fantastic foggy friday to. thank you. i appreciate the. >> and george mccray, we had a trace of rain in my place. it was a real treat. last are on the state we had really hazardous air. our first rain arrived on the 21st last a. i will take this weather any day. that the highest amount we saw petaluma. miller vallejo .02. danville and many others with .01. the key will be next tuesday and wednesday not much for us. the end result will be cool and windy. southern california nevada and arizona. below will tap into some oyster.

christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu news at 6:30 pm is next with this weekend's deadly collision involving a five-year-old boy and an amtrak train. how got onto are still trying the tracks unsupervised. >>> the baseball hall of fame named their 2020 ballot and it includes a couple familiar names to bay area fans. in sports mark will tell us which former a's players are up for the hall. it takes a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> now to our top story, a career army officer on assignment to president trump's national security council testified on the third day of the hauch house impeachment inquiry. vindman told investigators he  felt it was his duty to object to the called to ukraine. three others who sat in on the phone call also testified today on capitol hill. >>> pg&e said 41,

greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a warning from federal officials about romaine lettuce. the cdc says not to eat it if it was grown in salinas. if your lettuce does not indicate where it was grown, do not take the risk. the fda is investigating an e. coli outbreak that has sickened 40 people in 16 states. romaine lettuce has been tied to repeated food poisoning outbreaks including one right before thanksgiving last year. >>> coming up san francisco's district attorney elect getting ready to take office in january . we will see policies he's has and what his transition team has been working on. >>> taking back a piece of heaven in downtown san jose. the effort to restore murals defaced by vandals. >>> lots of sunshine as we had into your weekend. finally we are talking about rainfall as we head into next week and we will have that forecast coming up. >>> welcome to the dawn of the electric pickup truck. tesla may have the most/but after the break we will tell you about all the competition. >>> it will not get you through the mess on the east shore freeway. a live look on t

in oakland, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu news at 6:30 pm starts next as we head live to the town of paradise . we will hear from one of the first firefighters on the scene as he describes that fateful day after the break. >>> conflicting reports that stefan curry's scene is over. we will hear what the head coach had to say on that matter. >>> cracking down on san francisco trouble spots. the federal and local call for action from one supervisor to clean up federal plaza. cleanup ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kintsso the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ >>> now to our stop top story, fremont police shut down a massive cell phone fencing ring that involved robbing merchandise from delivery drivers across the state. they were then shipped abroad for resale. eight people have been arrested and they are connected to 62 robberies in 31 cities across the state and stole nearly $1 million wor