. >> and i am dave clark. steve is always cool but they will be cool too. >> i am just ranting, you know that. cool is definitely in the forecast and it is going to stay this way for a while, maybe even another week or so. we will have low 70s inland. >>> good morning, if you are getting to highway 17 no major problems and also the morning commute looks good on the sunole grade. we have big problems in livermore we will tell you about those coming up, let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following developing news this morning about the brutal killing of a british soldier on a street in london. brian flores reports from the newsroom and they say both suspects in the killing were previously investigated for links to terrorism. >> that's right, we learned they are part of serious problems and the body which we will not show was in the middle of the street and a warning, the video which we are about to show is disturbing what you are looking at is one of two men who literally hacked a man with a meet cleaver and

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. >> reporter: christine clark is the collective director of teen success which offers help to first time teenage mothers in the bay area and central valley. >> a lot of people myself included think the economy has a lot to do with it. we're actually seeing drops along all demographic groups including adults. i was surprised by how big the drop was. >> reporter: teen births among latinas dropped 40% during the same period of time. >> we didn't expect such a large number. >> reporter: 45% of the patients here are latina. >> i think again this speaks to the fact that we're getting to places where this education hasn't been traditionally maybe lower income communities. >> reporter: this drop following a decade or so of decreasing teenage pregnancy and more birth control. but there's still 16,000 teenagers giving birth to babies each year in california. >>> the latest census shows the south bay population is surging. san jose is among the nation's top 15 cities for growth. giving california three cities on the list. but texas has the most with five. also of note here the city of gilroy h

here is my take on clark. may never have heard of her, but what she just did with a great importance for the pipeline debate. clark just won an election in british colombia, canada. british colombia is for you. politicalll it is uber green, nobody wants to spoil it, the natural wonders. but christy clark campaigned on oil and gas pipelines, she wants to build them so they can transport energy across british colombia in pipelines to asian markets. she campaigned for jobs. she won. and what was the greenest part of north america, jobs won. first, the obvious point. given a free vote with the issue of jobs, it is put to the voters they choose jobs. even when you think environment means everything, jobs won. the wind opens the door for the oil to go straight to asia. we have argued on this program canada's oil would not find an ultimate market. nonsense. so, the choice for america is even more clear, do we want the oil and the jobs or do we want to foster about global warming and being pristine green? i wish we ha

clark's clients have included the unabomber, susan smith, atlanta olympics bomber, and tucson arizona shooter. all received life sentences and said of the death penalty. joining me now, criminal defense attorney fox news contributor. great to have you. >> my world doesn't get any more poignant than ts. that is as serious as it can ever get. lou: this woman has a remarkable track record. how did she get assigned to this case? >> look, we have a system of government where we want and in its ideal form we want people to be represented the best they possibly can, especially if they are facing the death penalty. we need to make sure all the t's are crossed demise are dotted because nobody, the prosecutor, judge, no one wants a miscarriage of justice. what judges do -- and i will be honest to you, i happened to my father and a high-profilease. the judge called him and asked intact as the public defender because i want to make sure there is no reversal on appeal. i want to make sure this guy gets aair trial. lou: why in the world was in the sky moved into the military system of justice? he i

. >> reporter: christine clark is the collective director of teen success which offers help to first time teenage mothers in the bay area and central valley. >> a lot of people myself included think the economy has a lot to do with it. we're actually seeing drops along all demographic groups including adults. i was surprised by how big the drop was. >> reporter: teen births among latinas dropped 40% during the same period of time. >> we didn't expect such a large number. >> reporter: 45% of the patients here are latina. >> i think again this speaks to the fact that we're getting to places where this education hasn't been traditionally maybe lower income communities. >> reporter: this drop following a decade or so of decreasing teenage pregnancy and more birth control. but there's still 16,000 teenagers giving birth to babies each year in california. >>> the latest census shows the south bay population is surging. san jose is among the nation's top 15 cities for growth. giving california three cities on the list. but texas has the most with five. also of note here the city of gilroy h

i was already shooting "lois and clark" before i thought i would hang it up. even now, playing a coach, i'm not sure i'm old enough to play a coach. all of my friends are real coaches like jason garrett, coach of the dallas cowboys. >> that's your -- that's your posse, huh? >> yes. >> posse is good. >> now when you played superman and people remember you as that. is it difficult to get cast in other roles sometimes because of something like that? >> it can be. for me it's been no problem. i've done maybe 100 movies since then and it's great. i love the work i'll work on a $50 million movie or a $1 million movie. >> and you have another mouth to feed by the way because your 13-year-old son lives with you. >> christopher. >> he is a cutie. >> we got to see his picture. >> he looks just like me if i was blonde and perfect. >> like everybody on your show. >> how have -- your dance-judging skills, where do they come from? >> from years of meticulously honing them on the dance floors. >> do you know how to dance? i've driven by scores. known can ever prove that i wa

until 5:30 in the city of winchester and the southeastern portion of frederick county, also western clark county that is adjacent. the center of the storm system moving just east of interstate 81, just south of the city -roper of winchester, 277 to i 66. within that area, torrential rain, some lightning, hail, and the possibility of a tornado. the weather service says the doppler radar indicated circulation, indicating a tornado as possible. it is moving to the east at 15 miles per hour, millwood pike, greenwood, berryville. all under the gun from this severe storm that shows rotation and could be a tornado. anywhere in those areas from 227, all the57, way to the interchange of 81 and 66, if there is a sudden change in the wind, dark skies, head for shelter. we will continue to monitor this. on the continues sinkhole that has created some huge traffic problems in the district. it opened at the beginning of the week at 14th and f streets in northwest. lanes are open to traffic temporarily, but the work is not over yet. sam ford is at the scene with the latest. sam? >> they opened traffic a

. >> and i am dave clark. is it going to be breezy ? >> yes, higher clouds are thinning out, any rain is gone and still it will be a very cool morning 40s and 50s and only those well away from the coast warmup a bit. >>> this is a look at northbound 280 getting to highway 17, it is a nice looking drive and we are starting off well in the south bay and 680, same thing goes, it is a nice drive, 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> a man celebrating his 21st birthday was stabbed at his own party. it happened on custer drive just yards from door park -- dora park. a fight broke out after a heated argument and the victim was stabbed several times, friends drove him to good samaritan hospital. he sealed off the area and spend the past few hours looking for that suspect throughout the neighborhood park and they arrested him just afte 4:00 a.m. at a community pool. >> he was out there in the cold for three hours and since we opened the door, he came right out. >> the suspect is from san jose and has been booked into the santa clara county jail.

ah. [ woman ] polly clark. cynthia crowley. susanna kaysen. you know what ? i don't think i need them. sleeping pills, darling. i-- you want to be rested for tomorrow, don't you ? the last night is a long one. good girl. katie cooper. [ woman shouting ] [ mcwilley ] rosemary jones. teresa mccullian. [ shouting, clamoring ] [ shouting, shrieking ] [ shrieking ] [ clamoring continues ] ruby ? [ cat meows ] ruby ? ruby-- [ woman speaking, indistinct ] [ lisa ] "if i spread my fingers out, my hand looked more human. "so i did that. "but it wasn't tiring holding my fingers apart, so i let them relax. "and then i turned my hand over. oh, my god. "the back of it wasn't much better. my veins bulged." [ continues, indistinct ] shut up. i'm reading. shut up. lisa ! "i can honestly say that my memory has been transformed... "so that by freud's definition, i have achieved mental health. [ chuckling ] and my discharge sheet reads 'recovered.'" oh. "recovered." [ laughing ] don't do this ! "whatever it was--" "had my personality--" lisa ! [ continues, indistinct ] "had i s

yes, it was supposed to be from clark avenue. >> what do you make of that? >> they went and investigated it. and that's what i said, she's right in the neighborhood. just like when they found bodies up on seymore. that was crazy. she's got to be around somewhere then. they're saying that found a body. and they were right down the street. >> how far from where amanda disappeared, i mean, she was last seen leaving -- when her shift was over at the burger king, how far was that from the location where she was found? >> my goodness, it's not that far at all. that's off loraine by clark and it's about two, three miles away from her home. >> that's extraordinary. her? i can't even imagine what happens next? >> it's like, it's crazy. it's -- i always knew that amanda was a strong-willed person. eventually, i knew she would get out of there. i just knew it. i wondered why not sooner? what happened? he's supposed to have a daughter and grandchildren? what is that? did they know what he was doing? i can't wait to talk to her. i can't wait to hold her and see her. my d

you can see judy clark who gettings - gets appoint the clients she represented in the federal system, it is almost somebody with being a foregone and she tries to save the person from the death penalty. if youment -- you want to talk about the waste of resource, death penalty and not just me as a defense lawyer. our former chief justice in california said it, it is broken . part of the reason you have all of these resources is because there is it a death penalty and so many levelings of review and we spend ungodly amountless of mon oat things when we don't have a reason to. >> how do you deal with a person that is a notorous defendant like tsarnaev. hard to understand and sitting and having to defend him as a lawyer? >> i have had clients that are toxic if you will to it is public . i have taken the brunt of that. not for me personally but when family members take the brunt of it . you can understand when the attacks get vicious and personal. i always say and i was in new york last week and front page of the new york post and a picture of a guy who freed after 38 years in prison and b

clark. it's a little hard to see but we have her in a parallel world where she's leaving the water running on one side and running the shower and on the other side she is a smiling girl because she's turned off the fault. we also see different ways to conserve water. i'm going to make sure i get the ask the names. this young leader is our third grade winner. here we have ms. chang and they was our fourth grade winner. this one is we have a water meter reader. and she's specifically talking about taking shorter showers. good to know she knows about showers too. this is our fifths grader winner. this might be a gym or agent facilities we want to make sure that our students know about pipe leaks. we're working with other schools for stickers so she know when to report leaks. awe and finally this is our sixth grade winner. and we selected this winner this is a concept we talk about a lot to know about all the different ways to use not just plants and animals needing it but for things liar manufa

>> and i'm dave clark. first we do to steve paulson. >> dave, pam, thank you. it still seems about the same as yesterday. not much change. the rain is almost out of the picture but still some heading toward the central valley. 60s and 70s to a few upper 70s today. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. highway 4 looks okay coming up to the willow pass grade with no major problems. you will see that traffic okay. also this morning's commute looks good on the san mateo bridge. it is 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> we have breaking news. oakland firefighters are investigating a fire at a well known bakery. ktvu was the first television news crew on the scene and tara moriarty is here now with exclusive video of this fire. tara. >> reporter: we pulled up within 15 minutes after that 911 call. when we first arrived we didn't see any flames. just heavy thick black smoke that was blowing into the parking lot making it very difficult to breathe. if you take a look behind me here you can see the pay yows sign. this is a very popular landmark and bakery that has been

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. i stepped out the door i didn't need coffee the cold weather woke me up. >> that is true. it's cool and windy for some. at this time of year it's a very cool pattern. and wind. it will be sunny today but not very warm. in fact temperatures staying cool. highest gusts will be on the coast and in the hill. here is sal. >>> good morning. right now highway 4 is off to a decent start here. you can see it coming up to the bay point area. and we're also looking at the compute here if you are driving on the sunol grade. now back to the desk. >>> at 5:00 we will begin with developing news from the south bay. it involves a pg&e substation that was the scene of trouble just one month ago. janine de la vega is joining us live. she is right there in south san jose. what happened? >> reporter: there are sheriffs deputy cars parked out here. you can also see there is private security. they've been flashing their lights. there was a search going on here earlier after a suspicious person was seen. wha

that's off loraine by clark and denn dennison. it's about two, three miles away from her home. >> that's extraordinary. >> what do you want to say to her? i can't even imagine what happens next? >> it's like, it's crazy. it's -- i always knew that amanda was a strong-willed person. eventual eventually, i knew she would get out of there. i just knew it. i wondered why not sooner? what happened? he's supposed to have a daughter and grandchildren? what is that? did they know what he was doing? i can't wait to talk to her. i can't wait to hold her and see her. my daughter is going nuts. >> listen, i know it's an amazing night for you. i don't want to keep you. i appreciate talking to you. thank you so much. g thank you. >> yeah, gail, just our best wishes to you and your family. grail mitchell, who is amanda berry's aunt. we've got to take another short break. we're going to talk to john ryan and john walsh. i'll be right back. t's just gone james and her. so as their financial advisor, i'm helping them look at their complete financia

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. you said it was going to be tricky to figure out how to dress. >> it is a little cooler but it will be nice this afternoon. that is correct. maybe layers here. a little more chill in the morning air. temperatures have dipped into the low 50s. still under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. it will be in the 50s to low 60s. >>> not a bad drive at all. it's a little crowded. when you do get to the toll plaza you will see more traffic. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> we are still following developing news from oakland. firefighters investigating the cause of a fire at the well known merritt bakery. this was reported at 2:45 this morning. it took 45 minutes to put out the flames. the battalion chief says the fire started on the first floor and then it spread. he also says some kind of plastic was burning and that made the smoke toxic. >> it was thick black smoke. >> reporter: describe what could have been burning. >> some type of plastic. some kind of petroleum products. something of that

there is an inspiring program we will tell you about, headed by retired general wesley clark, giving war heroes a fresh start. >> a truly inspirational story out of los angeles, where veterans who spent their lives serving all of our country and all of us get a chance to run their very own businesses. we have just the kind of story we would love to tell. hi, dominic. >> reporter: hey there. they kale it the food truck heros and they are getting a chance to make it their own mission to fill hungry stomachs across america. the grilled cheese company is one of a growing number of corporations who think they should help the this happeneds of troops. the first vet to get a food truck had served in iraq. for him, the truck's been a great transition. >> i was... a senior mco, had a lot of soldiers underneath me at one time. having three or four people working for me, working with me -- might i say -- it's pretty easy, you know, managing a food truck. i am not getting shot at or blown up. so >> [chuckles] >> reporter: that's a good thing. many corporations want to put the excellent training

losing and clark when they came over to california it was good. we with all our intelligence purporting to belong to this organization and whatever organization we've made a mess of everything. now i was looking at one map under the sewer system improvement update and it's this map. that's focusing on the out forms. i want to know near the out falls if our water is tested? and if it's tested where are the reports posted? raw sewage is flowing in many parts because the pipes are outdated. but the same hold good for the cleaner water pipes. you can put fountains here and there but if the pipes are loaded the end result is the water is going to be mrultd. some rats come and brings the water - shame on us. there are two agent documents and i have 20 seconds you, you can't do justice but we need better anti reach. please do not provided those documents and think we're buffoons. thank you very much >> welcome. good afternoon, commissioners. i'm speaking on behalf of the southeast community commission. president kennedy wouldn't be here today. we've havi

told to keep a low profile, dudley clark was arrested him and trade dressed as a woman. there is an extraordinary account of the late-night drinking session in moscow with .tarlin -- with stalin they stayed up until 3 a.m. and were as merry as a marriage bell. a variable resource for historians, many are made available online. >> the next time you are thinking of abdicating from the british throne, keep the nine your phone because somebody might be listening in. you can carry on watching "bbc world news" for constant updates online. i am katty kay, for all of us here, thank you for watching. do tune in tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank, and fidelity investments. >> your personal economy is made up of the things that matter most, including your career. as those things change, fidelity can help you readjust your retirement plan, rethink how you are invested and ref

. >> and i am dave clark, will we need air conditioning today? >> well, nature's air conditioning might help the coast. >> fog? >> yes, maybe a red flag warning. there is still a northerly breeze and that's still bringing smoke down from napa county if you are smelling smoke but we may have big changes on the weekend and we will get to that a little later, back to tara. >>> westbound traffic is looking good as you make the drive on to concord, it is 5:00 let's head back to the desk. >>> we have breaking news in oakland and market is on foot hill boulevard and i want to take you there live to the scene. we understand this is the market just after 4:30 was reported on fire. a live look from our news camera and we just spoke to

dave clark has the day off. we begin with the b.a.r.t. delays we've been telling you about since 4:30 this morning. a b.a.r.t. accident is now causing a nightmarish commute. right now there's only one track inside the tube that's working. this means instead of 23 trains normally running per hour

it's clark, it's frederick, it's warren and shenandoah county. you continue under a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:30. here's the cluster that i'm looking at. we've got a hail marker on it and quite a bit of lightning too. so it's areas right around winchester. south of winchester and north of front royal right now. as we zoom in just a little tighter and track the storm out for you, it will be headed toward strasburg, toward middletown, areas around winchester in the next 20 minutes and then toward white post in the next 25 minutes. it's headed off to the east-northeast at about 25 to 30 miles per hour. and there could be a significant amount of wind too right around areas of strasburg and around 66, around steven city as this all pulls to the east and northeast. so best bet if you folks are there, get inside, stay safe. our temperatures will be falling off. here's a look at the day tomorrow because it will be a dramatic change compared to where we've been today. we've been of course in the 70s, 80s across the area. your temperatures will b

. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather, traffic, steve, do we need a jacket or sweater this >> i would. it's chilly out there this morning. inland temps will start to warm up. it's one of the days you start out man it's cool but today it's rather warm. unless you are down toward santa cruz or capitola it will be cool. 50s and 60s upper 70s and low 80s. >>> westbound 24 that traffic looks okay driving between walnut creek and oakland to the caldecott tunnel. there is a crash in san jose reported. this is westbound 80 as you head out to the mccarthur maze. the traffic is moving along relatively well. five cars with injuries. we'll tell you more about that coming up. now let's go back to dave and pam. >>> starting with developing news from san jose a van has crashed into one of the bay area's biggest hospitals. ktvu janine de la vega is joining us live from the santa clara valley medical center. what just happened janine? >> reporter: we are hearing at 4:00 a.m. we are told by a nursing supervisor here tha

. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is here. kind of strange forecast today, tomorrow. >> big changes. today is the warmest day. we have a north winds in place. there is lows near the coast that are near 40-degrees others in the 70s. it will be clear. it will be sunny coast, bay, and inland. more on the big change in seven minutes. >>> good morning northbound 101 the traffic approaching the 80 split not bad. it's a nice looking drive there. if you are driving to the bay bridge, traffic will be busy at the toll plaza but the metering lights are not on yet. >>> we have an update on the breaking news from east palo alto. three teenagers was shot, one of them has died. those bullets hit more than just the cars of the victims. >> reporter: that is right. so many bullets were fired. if you look behind me you can see this white nissan max ma behind me on top of that tow truck. that is where the victims were sitting. bullets didn't just hit that car, it hit another car parked in a driveway. it also hit a house narrowly missing someone i

. >> and good morning, i am dave clark, let's check the weather, is it windy? cool? >>> no doubt there is a system coming through and we have rain coming up but hear in the bay area we are waiting for it with highs mainly in

judy clarke known for her incredible defense work. she's been brought in on this team. we don't have the death penalty on the table yet. >> it tells us a great deal about what the strategy of the defense is going to be. she wouldn't take the case in which a political defense of that suicide nature were being espoused. she's in the case because she knows or expects the deft will say i was young, i was influenced by my brother. i did it. i'm sorry. >> but not i didn't do it. you've got the wrong guy. >> i don't think so. he could not take the stand and let the government put its case on. he might say i didn't know exactly what was going on. my brother ran the whole thing. do you bring danny in as a witness at the trial? >> thank you for bringing that up. >> this guy is not involved with carjacking. what might happen is they might not bring the danny thing in during the guilt phase, bring danny in only during the death penalty face to show they were mitigating factors. >> aggravating factors. >> the state is going to say we now have the right to present the murder itself.

good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is ready. he knows all about your friday forecast. >> it looks pretty good. patchy fog out there pam and dave. mainly on the coast. lows are cool again. once we get cranked up here we will see mostly sunny skies. 60s and 70s and a few upper 70s. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. san mateo bridge traffic that traffic looks good heading out to the peninsula. the sunol grade g we are traffic on southbound 680 is moving along pretty well as you pass the mission boulevard. cleanup is continuing in san jose following an accident where a woman had to be rescued after being trapped in her car. janine. >> reporter: sal, that is right. both drivers may be under arrest. one is already in custody. this happened at the intersection of aborn and ruby. the suv was towed away. you can still see the debris and remanence of this crash on the ground. that is because one of the cars crashed into that traffic light pole you see right there. let's go to video we took earlier. this accident happened at 2:00 a.m..

friday, it's may 3rd i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time now is 6:30. >> in over night news the chp is saying a wrong way driver is responsible for a deadly crash on highway 24. it happened early this morning near happy valley road in lafayette. ktvu tara moriarty just talked to the chp. you're back now with more on the investigation into this tragedy. tara. >> reporter: they say that suspected drunk driver basically walked away without a scratch and right now she is being booked on felony dui. she could possibly face other charges as well because now an innocent man is dead after this crash. the scene out there was completely horrific. if you take a look at this video, you can see the red geometro sustained such heavy, heavy damage. the engine was completely separated from the car. the fire department had to sheer off the top to get the victim out. but it was too late. he had died. the accident happened at 1:30 this morning on highway 24 westbound near happy valley road in lafayette. that is right after the moraga exit. the chp shut d

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, another interesting forecast for today. >> for may, yes. last week it was all hot temperatures. record highs. not today we van area of -- we have an area of low pressure off the coast. there is one band coming off the sierra for rain. another one off the southwest. so partly sunny and mostly cloudy. scattered showers later today. >>> good morning. westbound 80 traffic here looks good getting up to the mccare they are maze. also the morning commute looks okay at the bay bridge. livermore there is a car fire westbound 580 near north flint. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> we continue with our developing news out of san jose. evacuations have been lifted at that apartment complex where a car caught fire in an under ground garage. it happened in the --ful considers were damaged in the fire. smoke rose toward their units. it was a rude awakening for one person who's car was parked feet from the fire. >> exhausted. freaked out. just want to make sure. it's a brand new car. i want

it's friday, may 24th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. speed and alcohol are being blamed for an early morning accident in san jose. ktvu channel 2 repo j de la vega at the scene with a look at just how bad the accident was and why it could have been worse. janine. >> now that it's daylight you can see some of the damage left behind by this crash. this suv which was towed away blowed into the traffic street light. now here's what it looked like earlier this morning. police say neighbors heard a loud crash and called 911. officers found a 22-year-old woman trapped inside a black suv that had struck a light pole at the intersection of aborn and ruby in the evergreen area of san jose. it took an hour for firefighters extricate her from the car. she was take ton the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. now that suv had t-boned into a dodge stratus traveling eastbound on aborn. the passengers in that car were conscious and talking. officers say they are going to arrest the 26-year-old female driver of that dodge for driving under the in

. >> and i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic, do you see anything over there, steve? >> i can see. >> i know you can see all the way. >> is the rain done, that is what i want to know. >> even radar says i can't see anything, but we picked up a quarter of an inch for some, and just50s and 60s and 70s, here is sal. >>> sunole grade traffic looks good and i can see for miles and miles, coming up to the change also it looks good in oakland, let's -- up to the interchange, also it looks like in oakland. let's go back to the desk. >>> tara moriarty is right there at 16th and mission, what are police saying about a crash and suspects arrested, what is going on, tara? >> reporter: well,

. >> and i am dave clark, steve is right there, are you

from up, the time lapse clarke county high school in berryville. this is a good summary of the sky and the storms this afternoon. the sun came out, 80 degrees, and then the lights went out, figuratively, with the dark clouds, gusty wind, heavy rain, even a little bit of hail. more showers and thunderstorms, cooling things down. 65 right now in berryville. half an inch of rain. rainomery county, heavy moving through germantown, 67 degrees. super doppler seven radar, several areas of heavy thunderstorms in upper movingery county, more into baltimore and leesburg, loudoun county, heavy downpours. further to the west, point of rocks, more storms. that is until 7:00 tonight, western sections of allegheny county, mineral county, hampshire county, west virginia, severe thunderstorm warnings for this batch that is moving in. 5, 6is the story the next hours, areas and batches of storms come each with heavy downpours, each capable of becoming heavy or severe. we will put a crawl across the bottom of the screen should any storms threaten your area. 78 in wash

. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. >> i have patchy low clouds around. it's a cool morning as well. temperatures 40s and 50s. some of that low cloud deck is persisting a little bit. but it will be sunny to mostly sunny today. cool, breezy but warming up a little bit. 60s and 70s. >>> steve, good morning. westbound 24 looks pretty good as you drive through the caldecott tunnel. if you are driving from walnut creek to oakland it should be a pretty nice drive for you. the onramp to interstate 580 is still closed to 238 in castro valley. due to an officer involved shooting. this is a live picture of the police activity. the alameda county sheriff office says the onramp could remain shut down until noon today. stay with ktvu we'll let you know when and if the ramp opens. this is a look at some of the video earlier of the ramp. the shooting happened around 11:15 last night. deputies were chasing a suspected stolen car. the driver got out and quickly caught. investigators say one passenger grabbed the wheel and tried to take off while tangling up with a deputy.

this morning the people who are looking foolish the people looking like clowns are mr cameron and mr clarke and also if you treat the british public would just respect and turn around and say you know if you vote for these people they're close it racist or this etc etc the british people see through this and the british people have delivered a verdict to the political establishment from our verdict is they want change they want commonsense policies and they want. to gain more power and you've got to remember this is a massive thing that's happened overnight twenty six percent at the moment of all votes that were cast yesterday twenty six percent went to ukip this was a party as you say now wasn't taken very seriously before but over noises. because of the political poetry in this country the live. at dead and buried there's a new political gang in town and it's led by our knowledge and for all the real democrats are now beginning to think we've got your point thank you very much john go on brokaw style and columnist thank you very much indeed for your thoughts. this is all see and still ahe

at the time, i liked kimberly-clark, the paper company. i still do. i see the manager come on the show. i told this cantankerous client that knb would be terrific for his portfolio. he told me to buy 1,000 shares. i got it! almost immediately it went up eight points. it was a dream. i had a winner. i called him. i said, bob, bob, i want to ring the register. i want to sell the 1,000 shares of kimberly-clark. i thought he would thank me. he said i thought kimberly would be good for the long term. he wasn't interested in making $8,000. then he questioned my integrity. he wanted to know if i was churning him. that is a horrible charge. just trying to generate commissions with his money. i was scorched and torched. he taught me a terrific lesson. just as you don't want to turn a trade in an investment, you don't want to turn an investment in a trade. if you have a good one, let it run. bob was right. kimberly ultimately doubled. i was vindicated, despite myself. finally, i learned the science behind building a portfolio and a lot of my business about cont

four law enforcement officers were identified as officer clark and garcia and childs and a santa cruz deputy >> while being shot four brave and courageous law enforcement officers one from santa cruz county sheriff and three from the police department walked through the gates of hell and disknowledge whatted firearms as they were trained to do under such circumstances and ended this event. >> all four law enforcement officers were put on leave but are now back on duty. the santa cruz police department is also doing their own internal investigation through their independent police auditor and are expecting to release the findings to the city council for review when they are done. >> new this morning, cal fire is warning of increased fire danger over memorial day week. two brushfires broke out in san jose yesterday, one burned one acre at 8:30 last night and we were over a seven acre fire before noon yesterday near singleton and the number of fires is up 50 percent from last year after one of the most dry winters on rod. they are warning everyone to avoid fires while camping or during o

the workted knowledge that clark did along with daniel. and chris. they were very instrumental in the assembly of this and deserve to be acknowledged. >> to every much. -- thank you very much. [applause] >> i feel the same. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> in a moment, a look at the day's news on "washington journal." this morning on c-span2, coverage from book expo america eric -- america. that is at 8:00 a.m. eastern. at insurance look premiums. the group center forward is reading a report on the effect the health care rolls could have -- states.e live coverage of the a: 30 eastern. coming up this monerning, a look at the yahoo! news corporation. olivier knox will discuss the medianews. then chris moody on some of the congressional stories he is covering. later, white house correspondent rachel rose hartman talks about president obama's agenda in his second term. ♪ good morning and welcome to "washington journal" on this thursday, may 30, 2013. president obama retu

( cheers and applause ) nice try, clark earl of kent. do you brits even need caips? you can just fly around with your magic umbrellas. ( laughter ) and, folks, just look at this trailer, and you will lose your lunch in a single bound. ♪ ♪ >> what does the "s" stand for? >> it's not ans"," in my world it means hope. >> stephen: this means hope. they're saying superman is obama. ( laughter ) think about it. they bowes rise from miswestern obscurity, become the most powerful man in the world, and if i'm not mistaken, krypton is the capital of kenya. speaking of "man of steel," "iron man 3". while i loved the first two "iron mans" and i love this one even more, i have a big problem with this film, folks. you see tgot finance, from the chinese studio d.m.g., and to pay back their beijing puppetmasters the filmmakers made a chinese edition with bonus foot annual and an appearance by their top actress fan bingbing. folks, that makes meang-grrks y-gry. not only this, but to remove a negative chinese connotation for the bad guy, they changed his name from "the mandarin" t

jose garcia, barnaby clark, tim shields were all on duty. stefan fish responded before even being called in after hearing the news. all four fired at jeremy goulet, 54 rounds in all. >> while being shot at, four brave and courageous officers walked through the gates of hell. >> the families of the two officers killed wrote notes to the community, hopefully the details of the investigation can offer closure tonight. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bicyclist was killed after colliding with a garbage truck in san francisco. it happened at 16th street about 6:45 a.m. this morning. witnesses say the bike rider was riding parallel to the truck when the truck took a right turn. >> truck is in green light, green light, he turned right. i think he don't feel nothing. >> people on the street yelled to the driver to stop. police questioned the driver but they don't believe drugs or alcohol played a role in the accident. authorities haven't yet identified the victim and an investigation is underway. >>> the bart board of direc