. >> the task force influiding tony flores from the special victims unit. with 25 years on the job, fluorescent spent the decade working domestic violence casing developing skills ta translate well to human trafficking cases. >> they are similar as far as the victims not wanting to come forward with. the victims mistrust of the police. if there are immigration issues, those issues come in to play. >> the frustrating part for me is that you can almost see in their eyes that they want to get out but they don't know how to get out. when you are ready. i'm ready. >> it is a little after 6:00 p.m. when the team assembles outside of their first inspection location, top therapy academy on clay street. at first, everything appears to be in order. customers receive therapeutic massage from male and female practitioners but upstairs they discover numerous health code violations, including indications that workers may be living on the premises. >> this is all an indication of living. are you living up here? >> no. what are all of the tables doing here. >> no customers

. >> the task force influiding tony flores from the special victims unit. with 25 years on the job, fluorescent spent the decade working domestic violence casing developing skills ta translate well to human trafficking cases. >> they are similar as far as the victims not wanting to come forward with. the victims mistrust of the police. if there are immigration issues, those issues come in to play. >> the frustrating part for me is that you can almost see in their eyes that they want to get out but they don't know how to get out. when you are ready. i'm ready. >> it is a little after 6:00 p.m. when the team assembles outside of their first inspection location, top therapy academy on clay street. at first, everything appears to be in order. customers receive therapeutic massa massa massage from male and female practitioners but upstairs they discover numerous health code violations, including indications that workers may be living on the premises. >> this is all an indication of living. are you living up here? >> no. what are all of the tables doing here. >>

flores recounted his days in rough south central l.a. >> gangbang on the rival from a different hood. >> reporter: are you talking about violence? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: beating people up? >> yeah. >> reporter: shooting people? killing people? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: so, you were involved with people who were killing other people? >> yeah. yes. >> reporter: flores' story embodieethis 30-year cycle of violence that led to what president obama calllllllleded humanitarian crisis along the u.s.-mexico border this past summer. when he was only six months old, he and his family fled the civil war in el salalvavado he grew up in l.a., became a gang member, was imprisoned after stabbing someone in the neck, and eventually deported back to el salvador. now, he acknowledges that he is likely to resume his life of crime, crime thahahat t inart fd last summer's mass migration. you want to go back to the streets? >> yes. if you want to make money for you and your people, i mean, you just go ahead and gangbang all your r r lili. >>>>>e e ng m mememrs arererere. stroll on the streets with their rif

flores recounted his days in rough south central l.a. >> gangbang on the rival from a different hood. >> reporter: are you talking about violence? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: beating people up? >> yeah. >> reporter: shooting people? killing people? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: so, you were involved with people who were killing other people? >> yeah. yes. >> reporter: flores' story embodies this 30-year cycle of violence that led to what president obama called a humanitarian crisis along the u.s.-mexico border this past summer. when he was only six months old, he and his family fled the civil war in el salvador. he grew up in l.a., became a gang member, was imprisoned after stabbing someone in the neck, and eventually deported back to el salvador. now, he acknowledges that he is likely to resume his life of crime, crime that in part fueled last summer's mass migration. you want to go back to the streets? >> yes. if you want to make money for you and your people, i mean, you just go ahead and gangbang all your life. >> the gang members are... stroll on the streets with their rifles showing. i me

flores, fue llevado al hospital con varias heridas en la cabeza. el fbi, investiga el caso. >> el departamento de asuntos internos, tambiÉn investiga el abuso policial, y el hecho que uno de ellos habÍa borrado de manera ilegal, el vÍdeo que grabÓ una persona pasado 14 de agosto. >> una tormenta de nieve en la costa oeste y bajas temperaturas en casi todo el paÍs, amenaza con echar a perder los planes de miles de estadounidenses que viajan para celebrar el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. mÁs de 46 millones de personas van a viajar para estar con su familia. hasta ahora se reporta mÁs de 700 vuelos cancelados en los principales aeropuertos del paÍs. la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente, barack obama, va mÁs allá de evitar la deportaciÓn de millones indocumentados. los que sean elegibles tambiÉn recibirÁn algunos beneficios que le corresponde automÁticamente todo el que pague impuestos en este paÍs. >> la acciÓn ejecutiva que permitirÁ que millones de personas tengan permisos de trabajo, tambiÉn darÁ la oportunidad de obtener fruto de s

desde la ciudad de oaxaca Ángel pedrero estas celebraciones sin faltar las tradicionales flores. vamos al este de la bahÍa. en auckland una persona muriÓ y otras tres resultaron heridas en un tiroteo. el homicidio aconteciÓ cerca de la estación, de atrÁs que el ataque que dejÓ a tres personas lesionadas se suscitÓ en el boulevard. en ambos incidentes los agresores se dieron a la fuga. un estudiante de la universidad de california muriÓ este viernes en un concierto. al parecer el joven de 20 aÑos de edad disfrutaba del concierto de halloween, pero decidiÓ subirse a una zona restringida. por otra parte las autoridades dieron a conocer el en nombre del Único sobreviviente de una embarcaciÓn en una costa. se trata de philippe sÁnchez de 66 aÑos que sobreviviÓ tras aferrarse a una boca luego de que una gran ola volteara el bote. >> en el estado de guerrero mÉxico se ha convertido en los Últimos dÍas de noticia mundial a consecuencia de la desapariciÓn de 43 estudiantes y ahora una mujer vive en carne propia esta violencia despuÉs de que su hermano fuera asesinado e

this is [ bleep ]. >> huddleston beckons detective flores over. he's apparently worried about what officers might find in his prius. >> a medical marijuana card. >> so, that's all right there, okay? >> yes. >> you can't bother me with for that. >> i won't bother you for that. >> how old are you, sir? >> 78. >> while we express surprise at huddleston's age, ravella is unimpressed. he says his unit arrests a lot of senior citizens. >> we don't know what's going on in that guy's head. he might have been a young guy when he started doing this and couldn't stop, sort of became addicted to it. and a lot of these guys, they've got to have their fix. >> hope we never see each other again. >> i hope so, too. >> all right, mr. huddleston, i'm going to take your photograph. >> all right. >> look straight at the camera. >> look straight at me, please. thank you. >> as huddleston is processed, our producer, grace kan, tries to learn more about the 78-year-old. >> we're out here with the san francisco police department recording everything that they do with reg

. >>> con flores va recordar que eran sus amigas. >>> saber que se murieron es terrible. >>> es difÍcil, porque iban a tocar la puerta de mi casa. >>> se tratan de tres jovencitas que perdieron la vida el viernes cuando fueron arrolladas por un vehÍculo. vi cuando volaron en el aire, y corrÍ para auxiliarlas, y no pude hacer nada. >>> solamente me arrime a verlas y no tenÍan un aliento. >>> el conductor se dio a la fuga. >>> escuchÉ gente gritando, vi el vehÍculo dectan do la escena dice esta mujer que avisÓ a la policÍa. >>> localizamos el carro. >>> el vehÍculo estÁ en posesiÓn de las autoridades que buscan a dos hombres afroamericanos. >>> la policÍa investiga y pide ayuda de la comunidad para dar con el paradero de los responsables. regreso contigo a los estudios. >>> gracias. y lo que deberÍa ser una noche de alegrÍa fue de lÁgrimas. >>> muriÓ otra estudiante durante el tiroteo. es la cuarta vÍctima de esta tragedia. uno de los estudiantes abriÓ fuego dejando 5 jÓvenes con heridas graves, dos heridos estÁn hospitalizados. llegÓ a la florida y fue arrestado por c

los hermanos flores vendÍan hasta 2 t cocaÍna al mes. en chicago abastecÍan a otras ocho ciudades como ny, los Ángeles, washington d.c. >> se fiscalÍa de tamaulipas investiga la denuncia de que la policÍa del estado disparÓ e hiriÓ a una adolescente embarazada. todo ocurriÓ cuando el conductor del vehÍculo en que viajaba la joven. se negÓ a detenerse de reynosa, pedro rojas nos trae las reacciones de las autoridades y de la madre de la adolescente. >> la procuradurÍa de tamaulipas investiga a 14 oficiales por el caso de una adolescente estadounidense con cuatro meses de embarazo que resultÓ en vida de un disparo en el estÓmago en una persecuciÓn en reynosa. >> estamos haciendo una reconstrucciÓn de los hechos para esclarecer la situaciÓn. >> el incidente segÚn el informe oficial ocurriÓ a la medianoche del domingo la menor identificada como mitchell blanco gonzÁlez se encontraba junto a eduardo berrÓn otros ciudadanos tuviese que conducÍa la camioneta. al parecer el hombre logrÓ darse a la fuga la madre de la menor d

miles de flores blancas con depÓsitos por personas de todas las edades creando una ofrenda popular al mÁs grande de los Ídolos de la televisiÓn infantil hispana. >> ... abundaban por todas partes. junto con los admiradores que se caracterizaron con alguno de los personajes. >> el chapulÍn colorado y la chilindrina. >> la catedral del fÚtbol mexicano se vistiÓ con las frases inmortales que fueron repetidas una y otra vez. >> no contaban con mi astucia... >> es que no me tienen paciencia... >> es impresionante ver la expresiÓn de toda esta gente que se concentrÓ y dejó esta ofrenda floral que estÁ detrás de mi. >> como fue que reaccionaron las personas que salieron despuÉs de haber participado en este evento? >> yo lo que te puedo decir es que cuando salÍa la gente de aquÍ muchos venían con lÁgrimas en los ojos aÚn y aquellos que ya se habÍan recuperado de la gran emociÓn que se experimentó durante esta ceremonia se reunieron precisamente nÉstor lugar donde estÁn estas flores se dedicaron a echar porras... a esos vivas, a esas alabanzas a este hombre que hoy, despu

flores fue llevado al hospital con varias heridas en la cabeza. el fbi investiga el caso. >> el departamento de asuntos internos de la policÍa tambiÉn investiga el presunto caso de brutalidad policial por parte de 13 de sus agentes y el hecho de que uno de ellos habrÍa borrado de manera ilegal el vÍdeo de la persona que grabÓ las imÁgenes. nosotros por supuesto estaremos siguiendo este caso. >> buenas noches. una tormenta de nieve en la costa este y bajas temperaturas en casi todo el paÍs amenazan con echar a perder los planes de miles de estadounidenses que viajan para celebrar acciÓn de gracias. se de miles de estadounidenses que viajan para celebrar acciÓn de gracias. se estima que mÁs de 46 millones de personas tomaran vuelos o viajaran en auto para estar con sus familias. hasta ahora se reportan mÁs de 700 vuelos cancelados. mÁs de 2000 con retrasos en los principales aeropuertos del paÍs. la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente obama va mÁs allá de evitar la deportaciÓn de millones de indocumentados. los que sean elegibles tambi�

i'm talking as bill flores in this. representive from texas district 17. i'm not talking about this as the chair incoming chair of the republican study committee. i think that we need to do -- well, three things really. one is repeal obamacare. we need to come up with our replacement solution so that we can go to america and talk about what we're for. and then the third thing is i think we need to do is because this law is so destructive and we know the president will veto the first two options that we -- or the first two action that is we do. i think it's incumbent upon us to try to remove as many of the bad things from the law as we can. the law is going to fail because it is operationly unsound. they can't even build a website. because of that it will fail. but i think it's incumbent upon us to try to remove as many of the bad things as we can where the president will sign it. there probably aren't many of those options. but then in 2017 depending on what happens in the presidential elections we'll have another bite at the apple. so again three things.

ha parado por un momento esta fila de personas para llegar con las flores, han quedado dos lÍneas en la parte sur de la cancha del estadio azteca. en estos momentos se estÁ pasando por las pantallas reportajes que recuerdan el primer capÍtulo, capítulos y momentos memorables. el primer capÍtulo, el del el del 20 de junio de 1971, tambiÉn el Último capÍtulo, y el del chavo en acapulco. todos recuerdan el llanto del chavo cuando no lo llevaron. es un momento de relax en todo este proceso, porque todos estÁn a la espera de que comience la misa de cuerpo presente. momento de recogimiento, un momento tambiÉn de un poco de descanso en los pÉsames que ha recibido la familia. nos sigue llamando mucho la atenciÓn lo que sucede con los nietos. los nietos estÁn devastados, es la partida del abuelo al que tanto amaron. imagÍnense, si todos nosotros los sentÍamos como parte de nuestras vidas, ¿quÉ no sentirÁn aquellos que son parte de su carne y de su sangre? >> asÍ es. primero fue chespirito, despuÉs fue el chavo, pero sin duda el chavo es el que amplÍa todo el universo de lo

brian flores is live in san francisco to tell us which school, how that boy is doing and how the boy is responding to the situation, brian? >>> pretty scary situation for st. phillips after an attempted kidnapping. they are describing what happened and also giving advice to parents and kids who will be headed to school. school officials say a 7th grade boy sensed some danger and the boy screamed as loud as he could, went to diamond cafe and after getting to the cafe he then called his grandmother and then returned to the school to report to officials as well as police. another girl reported seeing the boy running and this is a scary situation but they are proud for what the boy did in the face of danger. >> students did the right thing, he ran he screamed and he headed for the nearest business. >> school officials described the man as wearing light gray or navy gray sweat pants. they are considering to have their kids walk in groups and if there there is a delay they are asking them to sign up for extended care and something kids to wait inside the gate not outside for parents to pic

. >> back in 1981, teresa flores was a 15-year-old high school student. that's when her family relocated from a small, rural town to this upscale suburb outside detroit. >> i think it was the hardest move that we made. >> teresa's family moved every year as her father, an executive, climbed the corporate ladder. in 1981 that meant a new house, new friends, and starting a new life in a new high school. unlike the small, rural high school she had attended, her new high school had thousands of kids who theresa considered exotic, including a junior named daniel. >> he was very flashy and wore like ralph lauren pants that were, you know, ironed and loafer shoes and lots of gold jewelry and nice smelling cologne. and i was drawn to it. >> one day, daniel offered theresa a ride home. >> i thought he was amazing, and i jumped at the chance, like any 15-year-old girl would do, and said, sure. >> on the way home she says daniel stopped to show her his house and took theresa to an upstairs bedroom. >> one thing led to another. he kissed me. i'd always known when to

. >>> nos presentan a la asambleÍsta, lucy flores. >>> ok, muchas gracias. dile que vote. >>> en su adolescencia, lucy le hubiera comentado a sus amigos. >>> me postulo para vicegobernadora. >>> que aspiraba a ser vicegobernadora del estado de nevada, se hubieran burlado de ella. >>> andar en pandillas, saliendo de la escuela, metiÉndome en problemas, robando cosas, era completamente normal para mÍ. mis amigos lo hacÍan igual. >>> hoy la asambleÍsta de 35 aÑos, representa al distrito que viviÓ una adolescencia turbia, camina a paso firme a una candidatura. en su andar, no olvida que a los 14 aÑos cometiÓ delitos menores, a los quince conocÍa la cÁrcel. >>> mi mamÁ dejÓ a mi familia a los 9 aÑos. mi papÁ trabajÓ muy duro. >>> regresaba a la universidad con un tÍtulo de abogada recuerda que a los 16 aÑos, toÓo una de las decisiones mÁs dolorosas de su vida abortar. >>> hablÉ con mi papÁ, y siempre afortunadamente tuve el apoyo de mi papÁ, Él supo que esa decisiÓn de, de hacer el aborto era la cosa que era mejor para mÍ en ese tiempo. >

brian flores just heard from a b.a.r.t. spokesperson and joins us live from the north concord station with an update. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon. i want to give you an update as well from the b.a.r.t. service or about b.a.r.t. service. it has resumed from the pittsburg bay station. as for the gates here, they opened up within the past five minutes or so. but again, b.a.r.t. service slowly returning back to normal after a body was found shutting down service from the pittsburg baypoint station to pleasant hill for about two or three hours. but a county bus bridge was set up in both stations. want to go to video from newschopper2. the body covered in stawmp on the southbound tracks, the nearest intersection where it was found. the body was discovered before 9:00 in between the condord and north concord station. it remains unclear if that person was hit by a train. a b.a.r.t. station operator said no one reported hitting anyone. there was blood on the tracks. that's when the police found the body before

david flores. health contractor management system. >> we are seeking your approval. i will call this apcd. over the past 10 years there have been apcd all payer claim data base to gather the data and cost and quality and utilization of health care. an acpb is a large scale data base that systematically collects medical claims, pharmaceutical claims, other data. currently we have health care policy fellowship, we have organizations, employer organizations such as the pacific business group on health, consumer advocacy all advocating apcd on cost containment. in that avenue, the comprehensive system on the market remised s -- released to 13 vendors. i'm not going to read all of these quotes on here about the suffice it to say it's been long time coming which dates back to 2009 on reporting and information. we have been able to view our data on fore costing and trends and simply improve our care and reduce our cost by incorporating that claims district -- data. so long time mission. and to that end we've also had delays and the intent and delays have been reported over

brian flores just learned the man's identity and joins us live from that frat house. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: hi, tori. good afternoon. there have been a few students that walked out of the zi house here, the 2700 block of bancroft in berkeley. no members are speaking with us. they have identified the person found dead inside this house. police say the victim is 20- year-old viabev lumba. they say investigators notified his family last night. the family is distraught over his death. police say attended a party over the weekend at the zeta psi house near the campus of uc berkeley but police were not called here until noontime on sunday. it remains unclear how he died but they are saying it's suspicious. he was not a student here at berkeley but we're told he went to uc davis. police say they are waiting on a final court from the coroner's office on a official cause of death but are looking at the role drugs and alcohol may have played. >> those are things that will try to be answered during the course of the investigation. as for when we received our call fo

robert flores and the ford wrapup show is coming up next. >>> all right, brad. welcome inside our college football studios. auburn was leading alabama in tuscaloosa in the iron bowl but then auburn made a fatal mistake. they switched it to all madden level in the second half. amari cooper and blake sims torched them. repeopledatedl repeatedly. strike fromcooper. alabama cuts the lead. then sims to white. it's the highest scoring iron bowl in the history of the rivalry. joe namath thinks that's great. and alabama, right now, on espn, final 30 seconds or so, 55-36. staying in the s.e.c. the egg bowl. ole miss and mississippi state. jalen walton for the rebels. 91-yard touchdown run. he's the first reb with 100 rushing yards in a conference game this season. rebels enjoy their first nine-win season since 2009. they win the egg bowl, 31-17. big news out of the big ten, where ohio state beat their rival michigan, but it came a heavy price. fourth quarter, j.t. barrett gets bent backward, broken ankle. carted off. he is set for surgery this week. his season is over. h

brian flores is there and joins us live. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. the scene has now been cleared and many students returned to class this afternoon. in the meantime worried parents came to pick up their kids. behind me is the football field where several students were evacuated this morning and two workers as well are recovering after the gas explosion at the high school. the fire officials say they were called at 8:20 this morning because of reports of the explosion that happened in an unoccupied classroom in the back of the campus. officials with the school district say two maintenance workers were working on a heating system that had been odor in a minute since the -- dormant since the napa earthquake. after repairs were made they turned on the gas last night. when the workers went to reignite the heating system, that's when the explosion happened. >> that particular classroom which was not occupied, one of the last to be used, the technician went on and bleeded the line and as he was igniting it, it blew. >> reporter: the district says at no tim

robert flores and the ford wrapup show is coming up next. >>> all right, brad. welcome inside our college football studios. auburn was leading alabama in tuscaloosa in the iron bowl but then auburn made a fatal mistake. they switched it to all madden level in the second half. amari cooper and blake sims torched them. repeopledatedl repeatedly. strike fromcooper. alabama cuts the lead. then sims to white. it's the highest scoring iron bowl in th history of the rivalry. joe namath thinks that's great. and alabama, right now, on espn, final 30 seconds or so, 55-36. staying in the s.e.c. the egg bowl. ole miss and mississippi state. jalen walton for the rebels. 91-yard touchdown run. he's the first reb with 100 rushing yards in a conference game this season. rebels enjoy their first nine-win season since 2009. they win the egg bowl, 31-17. big news out of the big ten, where ohio state beat their rival michigan, but it came a heavy price. fourth quarter, j.t. barrett gets bent backward, broken ankle. carted off. he is set for surgery this week. his season is over. ho

rosa flores is in on the story. who are the victims and how did they die? >> imagine this, there's a father who has to identify his three children, except his children have been tied from their hands, their feet, they have a shot to the head, and authorities say that their bodies are so decomposed that they're having to use tattoos, clothing, and also shoes to identify the bodies. so this is what this father had to do. and here's what we know from authorities. four bodies were found in el control, which is just south of the texas border. one of them was a mexican national. the other three, these three siblings that we've been talking about, ages 26 to 21, a woman and her two brothers. here's what's so odd about this. they're from a tiny town in south texas of a few thousand people. that's the town that i grew up in in south texas. it's called progresso. i didn't go to high school at the same time that they did, but they went to my high school. so i talked to one of their friends late last night, and they told me that the wake is today. i tried calling her t

brian flores joins us live to show us the major b.a.r.t. project opening tomorrow just in time for the travel rush. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: tori, good afternoon. hopefully this helps out during the busy holiday travel season which gets underway. after years of planning construction, the day has arrived where b.a.r.t. passengers can stay on a b.a.r.t. train and not take a bus on that last leg toward the tomorrow. tomorrowst starting tomorrow, it starts at 6:00 a.m. this replaces the air/b.a.r.t. bus service. that service ends on the 22nd. passengers can stay on the b.a.r.t. entering one of four automated cars. the cars will pick up passengers every five minutes from either end of the line during the peak hours from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. overall, the line will take eight minutes to drop off passengers in front of terminal one and two. if you are taking the line tomorrow, here's advice when you do. >> get your ticket with the complete ride, including the trip on this new service before you even enter the system. you can only get a

we begin with ktvu's brian flores. >> reporter: good afternoon. airport officials say they're keeping a close eye on the nor'easter that could potentially cab sell flights this afternoon and into the evening. right now, there are only delays at the airports along the east coast that are affected by this storm. airport officials again say right now it's about an hour and a half from philadelphia. moments ago, we heard of delays to boston and jfk for about an hour. there are 189 minute delays mostly impacting connecting flights and while it looks like it's just -- for now, the potential remains for cancellation as the day progresses. as for the east coast, however, several hundred flights have been canceled. as you mentioned, 550 flights are canceled nationwide. it's only expected to increase. if you're headed to the east coast, you should know some airlines are being very flexible in terms of chaining your schedule, if you can. >> their best advice on a day like today is to check with your airline before coming back to the airport. the other thing

ktvu's brian flores joins us live from san francisco to explain what protesters are so upset about. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: hi, tori. good afternoon to you. yeah, that one person was a student from berkeley. students are very upset over this proposed tuition increase. we take it back out we are live we've been live all morning long. we continue to be here live. and students say they will stay here until their voices and point gets across. as we mentioned, there was some pushing and shoving between students and police this morning. only about 80 speakers were allowed inside the building. but when a group of students tried to enter through the back entrance, a group was able to break through the barricade and a glass door shattered. one male student from berkeley was arrested. thousands of student are upset over this proposed 5% proposed increase. some students pleaded their case on why the tuition increase would hurt them. >> i don't see the quality anymore. my last midterm i took while sitting on the floor in an overcrowded classroom. it's hard to get time with ats. it's

brian flores is live in oakland now. you are near the county registrar's office with how voters in alameda county can cast their ballot today. brian? >> reporter: hi, dave. good morning. actually, starting yesterday, voters could cast their ballots at the court hours, the registrar's office inside the building. the registrar's office is expected to open within the next half-hour. so voters can cast their ballots then. we haven't heard how many have turned out since then. but overall, voter turnout is expected to be low. if you want ta cast your ballot, early voting location, this one here at the courthouse is expected to be open later on this morning. it will be open from 7:30 and 5:00 today. it will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow, on election day. voting analysts say turnout is expected to be low for the state for this midterm general election. some are saying this could be the lowest turnout ever but they do say if there is a hotly contested race, voter turnout could be okay. that that could be case in oa

brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> pretty amazing stuff. thank you. >>> a lake in san francisco's presidio is being filled with 50 gallons of poison today to get rid of invasive fish. it's happening at mountain lake. scientists say eliminating the fish will help restore the ecosystem there. the presidio trust group took photos of the fish that were dumped in the lake and then repopulate. they include catfish, carp, sturgeon, even goldfish. biologists have tried but failed to get rid of the fish without using poison. >> it's something that has to be done to eradicate the fish put in the lake that shouldn't be there, the little carp that were this big when they threw them in and are this big now and they are eating the vegetation. the ecology of the lake won't come back to where it should be. >> the biologists say a single carp can have 2 million eggs in a seen son -- season. >>> in the last hour, the incumbent mayor of alameda conceded to her opponent more than a week after voters went to polls. marie gilmore met with supporters and congratu

brian flores has been following the developments from at&t park and joins us live. what are you hearing, brian? >> reporter: hi, tori, good afternoon. yipt going back and forth between the giants and pablo sandoval. i just got off the phone with a giants' source close to the team. they've not heard from pablo sandoval's agent or any one close to the negotiations. still unconfirmed whether pablo sandoval is headed to boston. that's not to say there's been plenty of buzz about this. cbs sports, espn and the a.p. reporting that pablo sandoval is headed to the red sox. even at this hour, the giants have not heard a response from pablo's agent. giants' assistant gm bobby evans is the point person handling the negotiations. he's been on several radio stations denying pablo has signed on with the red sox. what the source did say is the giants' offer is close to what the red sox is offering, five years, close to $100. it's now up to pablo sandoval to decide where his heart is and where he wants to play. several fans were yet that he could be playing -- upset that he could b

brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:34. all around the bay area, sheriff's departments, prosecutors, public defenders, even judges scrambling to decide how many inmates have to be reeb leased because -- released because of the proposition that passed. under the proposition certain crimes including drug possession and thefts involving less than $950 are reduced from felonies to misdemeanors. the new maximum sentence is one year in jail. that's down from three years. the state corrections department has notified 4800 inmates they can petition judges to have their felony convictions reduced. >>> 7:34. san jose state university is investigating allegations that a high-ranking board member made offensive comments about latinos. janine de la vega joins us live from the campus with the controversial comment and how shuents and the -- students and how the university's president are responding. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. well, the university received heavy criticism last year for not responding quickly when a b

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ktvu's brian flores is out there. coming up in minute, brian will tell us all of the right things that young boy did that kept him from being kidnapped. stay tuned. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. thursday, november 20th. i'm dave clark. let's talk your weather and traffic and steve, fog is a big part -- >> a lot of fog. rain starting to pick up. up in lakeport, reports there, forestville and cazadero. there's a little bug going around. if you have that, you have picked a great day to hunker down. it's gray, gloomy. rain beginning to move in especially to the north. if you are heading to the raider game, plan on taking the rain gear. it does not look that great. maybe the rain might be slowing down by then. i think it's too far into the window. it looks like the front will be moving through at that time. maybe sooner. but it looks like a rainy day. cloudy, foggy. the rain will pick up in the next exesm hours to the north and for everyone else around the noon hour through most of the afternoon and evening.

we're live in emeryville, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:4. we are --en >>> 7:41. a group in san diego causing a massive traffic jam on one of the busiest interstates in california. look at these pictures. protesters have backed up traffic on northbound i-a. this is happening near la jolla. the gridlock stretches several miles all the way down to downtown san diego. >>> airport travelers be prepared. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," what you should know of heading to bay area airports today. >>> and do you plan on doing any of your holiday shopping online? if so, you will want to stay tuned. up next, pam cook will talk with an expert about what you need to know before clicking "buy". >>> right now we're looking at highway 24. and we'll take a look at this drive and give you a drive time for your trip from walnut creek to oakland. >>> took a while but a little fog has shown up. otherwise, it will still be sunny, hazy, nice and mild to warm. changes begin a little bit tomorrow but much more so on friday. >>> welcome back. as brian

brian flores is there. coming up in minutes, he will bring us the latest on the situation, how this is affecting traffic in the union city area and stay tuned for sal. he will give you advice how to get around those blocked roads. good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve has a lot to tell you this morning. >> we both stepped outside. it's foggy out there. for some, it's sunny. for others, it's really socked thanks to all of the pictures and the information coming in this morning, little good stuff coming in. mainly around san lorenzo to san jose, carquinez strait, benicia, vallejo and crockett and in san francisco. morning areas of fog, it will be cooler late wednesday/early thursday. maybe we'll get rain in here. here you can see the fog. >> low fog deck. it won't disappear on the coast. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. everyone is close here. higherrervations are still warm. angwin, up to 1700 feet, same with the santa cruz mountains, 60 degrees. at the surface. 40s and 50

rosa flores, thank you along the massachusetts turnpike for me. and we are talking so much about the road, but it is not the only way to affected travel e here. and how is this looking for the next 24 to 48 hours. and my friend, chad myers, i am peeking out these windows, but it is pitch dark here in new york at 3:30 in the afternoon, and there is lady liberty there sort of through the window. >> well, the dak er -- the darker, the colder it is going to be, and the freeze is going to start. and so rosa was east of blanford and that rest area there has five inches of snow on it, and the farther west on the turnpike, the slower it get, and the more it is going to pile up. about pocono summit, about 6 inches, and over to bear creek a little bit more. and down to 81, it is a mess compared to 95 which is on the rain/snow mix line. but as the sun sets, all of the rain/snow mix is going to go to all snow, and that is when it is going to be freezing. the bridges first, and the rest of the roadways, slow down to 25-30, and that is why we said leave early i

brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> okay. thank you. >>> 8:37. well, it's being called one of the best cirque du soleil shows in a long time. kurios. it's now playing under the bigtop at san francisco's at&t park. now, so for this morning, alex savidge, who has tried biking, juggling and he sur -- and he survived. now he shows us with -- alex? [laughter] >> what will you doing? >> reporter: i can't hold this pose much longer. doing some -- chip, what are you doing? you will killing me, man. >> i'm doing the iron cross. >> reporter: we're pack in the warmup room. >> not quite, alex. >> reporter: you didn't buy it? >> no. >> reporter: we're back stage. this is the area where all of the acrobats do all of their warm up js before the show. we'll bring in one of the professionals. this goo i is a professional. roman. let me move the chair unless you need it. [laughter] >> reporter: he will show us how it's done. cirque du soleil back in san francisco. kurois is the show. it goes until january 18th. that's how it's done. >> wow. >> reporter: that's the

. >> como una simple mirada, de una nelson flores se detuvo y volviÓ a ver a una persona que manejaba con mucha agresividad. >> el me dijo what are you looking y me apuntÓ con una pistola. >> escuche la historia de perla, la mujer perdiÓ la vida la semana pasada cerca de san francisco tras una disputa que tuvo su esposo con otro conductor ella iba sentada en el asiento del acompaÑante y la bala que disparÓ el agresor se le incrustÓ en la cabeza. >> a mi hija no tenÍan por quÉ matarla dejando sus cuatro hijitos. >> vivimos en una sociedad invadida por el estrÉs, es -- eso genera ansiedad, especialmente en personas con altos niveles de defensa. >> sabes por quÉ? te estoy parando por el celular. >> lo castigÓ con una infracciÓn porque como Él dice es mejor este castigo a ser vÍctima de un crimen sÓlo por hablar con su celular. cuando estamos metidos en el trÁfico todos corremos peligro, pero hay algo que debemos tener presente. >> no vale la pena un enfrentamiento en la autopista con una persona que no conoces. >> seamos cordiales, y respetemos el derecho de los demÁs eso

brian flores is in our newsroom with who supports it and the drastic action some may take to stop it. >> reporter: president obama heads to las vegas to rally support for his executive order on immigration reform. the president announced his plan last night. the president says his plan will protect an estimated five million undocumented immigrants. these are mostly parents of children who are in the u.s.. republicans say they are not happy with how the president acted alone. >> the president says he's acting on his own. that is just not how our democracy works. he said he is not kin. he is an actor. >> i have one answer pass a bill. >> under the president's plan in addition to having children in the u.s., they must have also been in the u.s. for five years or more, pass a background check and pay taxes as well. san francisco hosted a watch party for the president's speech. a number of them have lost their jobs because of their immigration status. immediately after the president's remarks they talked to the 82nd president. she said she had tears in her eyes. >> it's been an emotionally

brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, thank you, brian. the votes still being counted in the tight race for san jose mayor, county supervisor dave cortese is facing off against sam liccardo. liccardo holds a slight lead with 51% of the votes. cortese 49%. a large number of mail in ballots shield knead to be count-- ballots still need to be counted. >>> the chevron oil company came out the big loser. long-time richmond politician tom butt defeated nate bates. chevron spent a lot of money to elect bates mayer. but voters rejected chevron's efforts in both the mayor's race and city council race in richmond. ktvu will continue to bring you election results throughout the morning. you will also find up to the minute results for all of the races. look at the bottom of your tv screen. just look for the link at the top of the front page. >>> ed lee is expected to announce he will seek reelection. now last week the chronicle reported that former san francisco supervisor and current state senator mark leno is considering a run for mayor. the electio

ktvu's brian flores, live at chabot space and science center. they are watching a watch party over there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this doesn't get more exciting, does it? this is exciting stuff. we could be seeing history in the making. we're live here inside the science center. we're in the rotunda area. inside is the planetarium where about 130, 150 people are attending the watch party. it's pretty loud in there. certainly exciting stuff. in fact, the probe well as the spacecraft have been transmitting pictures, a couple of them that we can show you. this one that we just got a couple of minutes ago, shows the spacecraft, the probe, actually descending onto the comet which is about 316 miles away from the planet earth. it's reaching there. it's almost there. so hopefully, it will land on their safely. the second picture i want to show you which was about an hour ago shows the probe descending -- actually separating from the spacecraft. that spacecraft took off from planet earth back in 2004. again, it's taken ten years t

cnn's rosa flores joins us from mexico. rosa, seems like the situation continues to escalate there. >> reporter: it does continue to intensify, pamela. as you mentioned it's been more than six weeks and no trace of those missing students so as the tensions, the protests and the violence continue to escalate in the streets of guerrero, no one knows who's in charge of law and order. it looks and sounds like a war zone. but it's the clash between student protesters and federal police in the guerrero state capital in which a government building was torched, all in response to the disappearance of 43 college students more than five weeks ago. the situation is very tense right now between the protesters and federal police. now take a look on one side of this bridge are federal police officers. they've been firing rubber bullets. on the other side, you've got the protesters. they've been firing back with fireworks, rocks, you name it, sticks, and it's not stopping. this boiled over tension fueled by inconclusive news of the wherea

brian flores will have more on the race coming up at 6:30. the votes are still being counted in a tight race for san jose mayor. dave cortese facing off against city councilman sam liccardo. janine de la vega tells us that liccardo currently holds a slight lead. >> reporter: yes, he does. but right now we are at the santa clara county registrar's office. i just spoke with the registrar of voters. they stopped counting at 4:00 a.m. with 100% of the precincts reporting. it shows sam liccardo has a lead. so there is just a 2% difference there. so there are still thousands of ballots, absentee ballots that need to billion counted. right now this is too close to call. last night at liccardo's event his supporters were watching the event and cheering. they have been neck and neck in the mayor seat. liccardo's aid say they are being cautiously optimistic. they have not officially declared victory. now again we learned that those ballots will not be counted over night and instead that process will start later today. we have reached out to cortese and

rosa flores joins us now. what's next for these families? >> reporter: you know, it's a tough call for these families. they, of course, have said that the only thing that they want right now is their children back. but here is how outrageous and crazy this situation has become, anderson. during that protest, two protesters were allegedly arrested. then the protesters allegedly kidnapped a police officer and with a human rights group present, they swapped. that gives you a taste of the violence and how the situation continues to escalate. >> the mayor and his wife, the ones who allegedly orchestrated this entire thing, they're still in custody, right? >> they are. they're still in custody. authorities are questioning them. no word on when charges may be dropped -- or charges may be made. and they haven't made a comment. so it's one of the mysteries, because we don't know exactly what they did or exactly why they were detained four days after these students went missing, these people went on the run. and then it took police a while to find the

brian flores is live. tell us about what they are targeting. >> reporter: the chp are targeting all aggressive drivers. dave, good morning to you. the chp has had crack downs on driving under the influence enforcement, texting while driving. for the next year, they're going to be focusing on aggressive drivers. hopefully that will keep us safer here. the chp also received a grant to make this all happen for the crackdown. the say they'll be adding more officers on freeways throughout the state, to look for drivers who speed, do unsafe lane changes or drive on the wrong side of the road. the crack down is important in light of the most recent statistics. aggressive driving contributed to 1100 deaths and thousands of people being injured. the chp says that speed itself contributed to 42% of all fatal and injury collisions in california. we did speak with some north bay commuters to say that aggressive driving is on the increase. >> totally agree. should also crack down on cell phone usage. people using their

be careful out there, rosa flores. now we're going to go to the airports. busiest travel day of the year. jennifer gray is with us now. and you're at laguardia. airlines have canceled more than 730 flights and delayed nearly 4,700, jennifer. some delays, as long as six hours. so what's -- i want to know what it's like at laguardia. i flew into laguardia today. we sat there on the runway for almost an hour, because we couldn't get a gate. is it that bad now, or has it gotten better? >> reporter: well, don, things are starting to get a little bit better. here in laguardia, actually about 500 were delayed. 150 were canceled. and so, it has created a ripple effect. those huge numbers that you said, about 4,000 delays. that was into, out of, and within the u.s. so it has just been a ripple effect all day. and we have low clouds this morning at laguardia. and so that kept planes from arri arriving. so that combined with the snow and the mess all across the east coast, it kept planes from going anywhere. look on the boards behind me. we do have a couple of planes