burglary, uncovered a pot growing operation. this is a frustrating investigation for police. >> reporter: police are frustrating because this is the second time that they have made the same find. this is on 12th avenue and 12th street. a burglary call came in after midnight. this is where police found a marijuana equipment plant. authority recovered two large garbage bags full of marijuana and took two suspects into custody. the first was trying to jump a fence when they and helped him. the second was jumping on nearby roof tops trying to get away. a police dog attacked the suspect, biting him three times. he was treated here at the hospital. >> they said, what are you doing? i'm talking to my girl and that's all that happened. >> reporter: again, police came here two years ago after a report of a disturbance at the same location. they they took two men into custody and suspicion of burglary and found four rooms full of plant. the men were allegedly trying to steal them. officers would not say if the same was true in this case. we don't know how much these marijuana plants were worth. we are estimating thousands but aren't sure at this point. we are trying to receive confirmation from the observing leaned police department. police are extremely frustrate by. this police are short on personnel because of layoffs and have to respond to the same crime they solved two years ago. more on the young man who was stabbed at a high school. kraig debro is live from milbrae high school. >> reporter: i spoke to the watch commander here at the milbrae police commander here and he said that the suspect, the man you see in the back of the squad car, has been questioned by investigators in this case. police are not saying what the man said. they were not releasing his name or telling us where he lives. the man is now in the san mateo county jail. both suspects will likely face charges in the death of 20-year- old jared haffa. witnesses say that he was stabbed. >> just want to know what happened was lying there and dy >> reporter: according to his parents, he was supposed to go to auto mechanics class at skyline junior college that name he may have done that but ended up at the tennis courts in the sky school. jared had been involved in a fight. the fight may have been over a cigarette. but his parents say that the fight may have been over a woman. today is another very important day in the contentious legal battle over proposition 8 and same-sex marriage. the judge who overturned the block on the ban issued a temporary stay. the judge will hear arguments as to whether the marriage should resume while on appeal. when the judge makes his decision on the stay, we'll post that online as well. police in antioch have surveillance photo from a bank robbery at that they hope will track down to men. the man held up a branch on lone tree way shortly after noon time. they got away with a cash on a honda civic driven by a fourth person. the car was last seen going north on hill crest avenue toward wild hoarst drive. the san francisco police department is laughing a pilot program involving some of muni's most dangerous lines. that will involve 13 ambassadors that will be riding. it's early. hopefully no commute problem but we'll check in with sal because he knows everything, anyway, sal. thank you, dave and pam. right now, traffic is affected by a brand new crash. this just happened. in fact, it's so new that we don't even know -- they can't find the motorcycle driver, northbound 101. report of a motorcycle down. the police are not there yet but the reports are that the bike -- the guy or girl laid the bike down but is not around. we'll find out what's happening with that and let you know. let's go out and take a look at 80 westbound. no major problems there. at the toll plaza, it is light coming into san francisco. fur drying on 280 northbound, that traffic is moving along very well. 5:06 now. let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. mostly cloudy. same thing we have seen all week long. in san francisco, nothing much as changed. high of 61. it's been between 60, 61 or 62 the last couple of days and not much changed. a little mist and drizzle. you decrease some of that low cloud drizzle. upper 70s, very low 80s. 51 san rafael, 58 in san jose and everyone is in between, nothing changed there. statewide, 44 in tahoe, 50 and 60 up and down the coast. 55 in sacramento. still a delta breeze out west about 25 in trassments everything is in place. low pressure along the west coast. that all spells low clouds and fog. chilly for some, warm for others but below average on these tells. upper 70s, very low 80s and mid- 80s as you work your way inland. for everyone else, it's about the same as yesterday. and 60s, low 60s, coast and bay side. warming by the middle of next week but not much. >> 5:07 is the time right now. up next, the final phase in the efforts to permanently seal the oil well in the gulf of mexico. it's just getting underway. find out when it should be complete. and we'll tell you about the alarming phone calls that one of the cal graduates made to her mother. the july unemployment report comes out this morning. we'll show you whether more jobs will be created or lost last month and what it means for the economy the golden gate bridge looks good but problems already in marin county north. we'll tell you more. guys remember, we're a solar system. mars is down...and... um, it's only 10am. who hasn't had their jimmy dean breakfast this morning? mmmm! now lets orbit i feel awesome. you're all awesome. jimmy dean breakfast sandwiches, fight the morning fade. welcome back to the morning news. bp is moving on to the final phase of permanently ceiling the oil well in the gulf of mexico. crews finished pumping the cement into the well. once that cement sets, probably later today, the final step begins. it involves drilling the last 100 feet of a relief well which will connect to the broken well and then funnel oil up to a tanker. the work should be complete by mid-august. >> time now is 5:11. the fbi says that a suspected al-qaeda operative who has lived more than 15 years in the u.s. has now become the chief of al-qaeda global operations. the suspect has taken over the job once held by the september 11th mastermindwho was captured in 2003. this is the first time a leader intimately familiar with american society has been put in charge. the white house is demanding that wikileak stop publishing classified documents. they have told them to pull the thousands of documents about the war in afghanistan. so far, wiki leaks has not said whether it would comply. the pentagon's demand is demanding the documents which the site says it possesses. in about an hour, the job numbers will be released. >> reporter: economists are expecting a slight increase in the number of private sector jobs created last month but not enough to show that a big economic recovery is underway. president obama will weigh in on the economy while visiting a factory late they are morning. he has been out in campaign mode this week, talking up his commitment to job creation in the u.s. he says that the government's auto industry bailout saved 1 million jobs. >> i refuse to walk away from this industry and american jobs. i put my faith in the american worker. i believe the american worker is the best worker in the word. >> but still, the unmany employment rate is expected to take higher when the morning numbers come out as more of the temporary census jobs come to an end. the very latest unemployment numbers for you here on ktvu. reporting live from washington, d.c., allison burns president obama will host a reception at the white house to mark the confirmation of elena kagan as the newest supreme court justice. kagan was confirmed by the senate today and will be sworn tomorrow by chief justice john roberts. with the con if you mace, it will be the first time that three women will serving on the supreme court at the same time. and cristina romer now is coming back to her job at uc berkeley as professor of economics. and melinda haig has been confirmed to be the next u.s. attorney in northern california haig was nominated was nominated to replace the current u.s. attorney. haag must still be confirmed by the few senate the mother of one of the three uc berkeley grads imprisoned in iran said she got an alarming phone call from her daughter this week. sarah short's mother said that her daughter was allowd to call her monday and tell her about new health problems, specifically a lump in her breast. >> she's very concerned about this because she keeps asking for medical care and she is being denied medical care and, you know, this is really alarming me. >> yesterday, she asked the united nations to intervene. she has asked iran to get the care she needs and get her out of solitairy confinement. you can click on u c hikers tag on our home page, ktvu.com. cal tran contractors will begin carving out the fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel on monday. crews will use a 54-foot long digging machine with the rotator cutter to begin the work. the fourth is expected to be complete in the late 2015. let's check in with sal to see what's happening on the roads right now aren't dave and pam, we are looking at north bound 101 and southbound 101 in marin county. traffic is moving along very well. there is an accident in terra linda, northbound 101, looking for a motorcyclist. they found that person. minor injuries on northbound 101. there are no major delays in marin county right now. no problems coming out of the doyle area. north bound bay bridge, nice drive, it's light. 5:16. here is steve. >> sal, thank you. another morning fog bank moving locally inland up there around 2,000 feet so you didn't get much drizzle or mist but there could still be some. and if you live in oakland or take a run around lake marvin, you can i sacs man, it's been cold out here. the low was 62. high was only 63 in downtown oakland. record low maximum temperature for the date. a double whammy there. record low and record low maximum high. much warm another san francisco, that's for sure. it's running cooler but no record low. should be around 70 degrees and you will top out at 61. it's chilly. no doubt about it. sunny, 29 miles per hour outs of travis again out of west- southwest, the sea breeze is there, fog is in, so very similar to yesterday. 60s on the coast, upper 70s, lower to mid-80s. 51 san rafael, napa. palo alto, 57. somebody tweeted me yesterday woodside. fur in the sun, it's not bad. it's nice to warm but once you get that breeze or that fog, it's on the chilly side but once that fog layer burns out, it's not bad. >> wind gusts about 30, travis, that means sacramento in the upper 80s. system controlling the west. this cool pattern and a very strong unseasonably strong low for this time of the year moved into the north and that spells morning fog, maybe some local drizzle and staying cool. there is nothing wrong with staying cool. low clouds, sunny and breezy, chilly to warm, highs, 60 to 84. morgan hill, i mean napa only 73. concord, only 79. restaurant wood city, 72. santa cruz upper 60s, might hit 75. morning fog, cool will continue into the weekend. looks like this pattern stays here for a while. european markets are trading higher right now as investors await the monthly report here in the u.s. the mood in asia was a bit cautious after the weekly jobless report showed there was an increase in the number of people filing for first-time benefit. there is also still a lot of concern in china over real estate prices and stress test for the regional bank. checking in on the u.s., pretty quiet ahead of the report which comes ut in -- comes out in the us in about 20 minutes china unicom has been selling the smart phones without wireless connection because of chinese regulation. that has hurt the apple's appeal in china where black market versions are available and apple problems with security. we'll tell you about the fix. and more about the shooting of oscar grant from a friend of former b.a.r.t. officer johannes mehserle. traffic is affected by an accident here. san rafael north bound 101 a bus pulling out there. we'll tell you more coming up. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. good morning. we are in a holding pattern. 60s on the coast. 60s, upper 70s, low to mid-80s at the coast. there is a lot of fog some of it burning off apple says a fix is on the way for those security problems recently discovered in its iphones, ipads. the concern is about certain pdf files that are downloaded. hackers can use those pdf files to gain access to information somebody can access the data that's on the phone. if you are concerned about identity theft, this could be the way it do that. that's a relatively high concern. >> apple is not saying when the software update is available. if you come across a pdf file that you not familiar with, do not download it. >> marin county supervisors are given the go ahead to scrap a security system the county already spend 30 million-dollar on. the system should be phased out and replaced as soon as possible. they say there have been so many problems that a new system will be more efficient and cost millions of dollars less than maintaining the current one displjts and in santa cruz, the sheriff deputies have been documenting the number of homeless still camping out on the steps of the county courthouse. demonstrators began camping there july 4th in protest of a city wide camping ban. the protesters want the law scrapped or create more shelters or camping grounds. a friend of former b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle is now speaking out. he reveals details about how mehserle 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[ bob squak! good morning to you think the ktvu morning news. we did, again, make it to friday. it is august 6th. i'm dave clark >> and i'm pam cook. >> the time now is just about 5:30. let's check in the weather now. >> just like it has been for this entire week, low clouds and fog pushed well inland. temperatures came down and will stay right there. low to mid-70s, away from the coast. by the coast, too much fog. 60s and 70s. temperatures staying cool. what about the traffic? sal with the update. >> north bowp and southbound 101 unaffect by a crash. someone dumped a bike there, minor injury but the bike is not drivable. we are waiting for a tow truck. and this morning's commute on the northbound and southbound 880, that traffic is moving pretty well. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal one man is now behind bars in connection with the shooting death of a young milbrae man. ktvu's kraig debro is at the police station with no details on how that suspect was caught the kraig? >> caught -- was caught. kraig? >> reporter: the suspect has surrendered to police. that, after the parents of the victim says that they have forgiven him. jared says they will forgive his son's killer, partly because they are religious. >> we must forgive. >> we would rather him turn around. we have too many good memories for too many good things. there noise room for hate or feelings of revenge. >> reporter: in this video we shot late last night, you are not going to be able to see the person but there is a person in the back of the car. this is one of two suspect in jared's homicide. the 20-year-old has spoken to investigators but they would not say what they said to investigators. he did turn himself in. if that's true, we might get a confession pretty soon here. not sure. we are watching out for that. police say that several people witnessed the stabbing at the tenis courts here in milbrae. a fight happened. police would not say what started the fight. but he refused a request for a cigarette from one the formatio was doing just before he made it to the high school that night. kraib, ktvu channel 2 2 news. -- channel 2 news police got a disturbance call about two suspicious men. when police arrived, they arrested one man. the other suspect escaped but he is captured right there by a police don't we talked to one of the men at the scene but he denied any wrongdoing. >> i was there>> reporter: when police checked out the building, they found several bags of marijuana and sol growing equipment. they told us it's frustrating because this is not the first time there was a pot bust at that location. two years ago, investigators confiscated about 100 marijuana plant from that very sim place. >> officials say they will continue to look for suspect who they could not track down duringyesterday's sweep. it was the first southern operation in the county this year. 48 people were arrested, 33 of them suspected gang members. officers confiscated two guns, two ma chess, more than 100 marijuana plants and some cash. >> we act as a deterrent for those who may be on parole, supervision, so that they won't engage in this coined kind -- this kind of activity. >> parole agents say they are now able to track more parolees with the help of new ankle bracelets. police arrested a 15-year- old boy for indesent exposure he was on a bicycle and rode past a mother and her daughters without any pants on. the young man was booked into the county's juvenile detention center. >> two people have been arrested in solano county in what officials say was a deliberately set fire at the vallejo courthouse. the fire went to three alarms. it heavily damaged the court's offices. 40-year-old octavio walton faces charges. investigator have not made a statement about possible motive police are launching a pilot program to improve safety on muni following a rash of violent crimes. good morning, ali. >> reporter: good morning, pam. they are called community aim bats doors and they will be rioting the muni train t line. they are also going to be on the 9 san bruno line and those investigators will be on the trail during the early evening and early morning hours. there are 12 ambassadors in the program and they speak seven different leaning wages between them. police chief interdues the ambassadors to the community. >> their role out there in the community is to provide information to the community to assist people who need it. they are not part of the police department. this is not a police department initiative. >> the ambassadors program was created in response to several violent attacks on the muni and the 3rd street t line in the bay view area. several victims were elderly and members of the city's asian community. san francisco police chief says that the chinesechamber of commerce it suggested that the program be implemented. the hope is that their presence on the train will make them feel more comfortable. there is a problem with vial en, particularly violence with our seniors in the chinese speaking community. the funding for that program runs out mid-september. city leaders say they are in the process of trying other revee sources to keep this ambassador program going. reporting live in san francisco, allie rasmus. let's go to sal. you are still watching marin county? >> that's right. 101, a crash involving a motorcycle. we were lucky because there were no major injuries, one. 2, it's not really affecting traffic. they are just waiting for a tow truck and they will get the motorcycle involved out of there let's move along and take a look at westbound 92 on the san mateo bridge. that traffic moves along very well. this morning's dry on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17, that highway looks good. >> steve, i got your weather tweet. >> i have been tweeting. >> some people are saying, i don't mind some cool but, boy, a little bit of sunshine and warm weather, especially if you are stuck on the coast because that's not very warm. we had some fog. that fog bank is around 2,000 feet and is has no problem clearing the coastal hills. many land, anywhere from 10 to 15 at times and this west wind continues. gusts already to 30 miles per hour at travis air force base and that's the delta breeze. so everything in place. fog. and for those of you who live in oakland. only 63 for the high in downtown oakland which is a record high low. low of 52. >> 61, san francisco. it's very, very foggy, cold, some mist drizzle, 52 right now. temperatures really have not moved much this entire week. upper 70s, low to mid-80s inland, unless you are far, far away from that marin influence. 4 degrees cooler than yesterday in mount tam. valleys, 51. san carlos also at 54 degrees. 50s up and down the coast. eureka, very chilly, 54. the system will continue to carve it self out in the west. in april, may, june and july, carried into august as well. marine fog, water temperatures continue to be cold. not as cold as in june. morning fog, low clouds, drizzle, the fog lifts around 2,000 feet. that takes care of the drizzle, usually. chilly for some, mild for others. 70s for many, low to mid, peninsula and north bay. i mean, even antioch and brentwood, pittsburg and morgan hill in the low to mid-80ed at best. that's kind of comfortable for this time of the year. >> steve, thank you. the time is now 5:40. a tragic crash in colorado in a single many gin plane registerd to a rest den of sunny vale killed all four people on board. the plane was headd from boulder back here to california. investigators say that the plane was so badly damaged and burned they could not even identify the plane or how many people were on board. they were later able to identify it and then connect it to that sunny vale registration. however, the name of the victims -- the names of the victims have not been made public until the families have been notified a video you have to see to believe. one man got a close look at what it was like to be run over by a train. he caught it all on camera. and a day that was supposed to be a day of fun for a group of high school students turned into a day of tragedy good morning. if you are driving on 80 any time soon, it shut be a long ride for you. ancaone nt wi o c? lc uime was. mae ii? e was ogm atle y gywre. lc uime was. mt's tre yte. nola os. mtnoesicon yte. blonha cdidet d sissar. aswh mte. good morning. low clouds, fog, what's new? once it burns off, we'll see sunshine, breezy conditions. 67 closer to the coast and bay. >> thank you. >> welcome back. good morning to you. there is a quick look at some the top stories we are following for you right now at 5:43. today is the deadline for storms on post sides of the prop 8 legal battle to hand in written arguments to the judge on whether or not same sex couples should be allowed to mary during the appeal process. the judge put a temporary stay on same section marriages to give lawyers the time to submit written arguments. the final phase of permanently ceiling that broken oil well in the gulf of mexico could start today. it involves drilling the last 100 feet of a relief well which will connect to that broken well and then funnel the oil up to a tanker the f b. says that -- fbi says that al-qaeda has a new chief of global operations and it's a man who has lived here for 20 years. u.s. army helicopters flew their first relief mission in a flood-ravaged part of afghanistan. they air lifted 800 people stranded in a tourist town in the northwest. flooding in d.c. ated some of cade, desphroig homes, roads and bridges. hundreds of thousands of people are apparently still trapped in some areas without food, shelter or electricity. the government says that 1500 people have been killed and more than 3 million people are still affected in missouri, two teenagers were killed when two school buses and two trucks crashed near st. louis. the buss were carrying a high school band to an amusement park. the pickup was crushed. it 19-year-old driver killed along with a 158 yearly student on one of the buses. at least 42 other students were taken to the hospital. no injuries considered life threatening a french tourist is alive after falling off the edge of the grand canyon. wins say this 18-year-old man was taking pictures right near the rim, apparently slipped and fell 75 feet. paramedics came along, climbed down, stabilized him after they got to him so he could be air lifted out. officials say he injured his wrist, ankle and his neck and, check this out. some people will do crazy things to be famous. 28-year-old daredevil in china laid down on the subway tracks with a camera so he can videotape the train running over him. he wanted to see how many hits he could get on the internet. he thought it would be an exciting thing to do. security cameras footage actually caught the whole thing as it actually happened. the man was not hurt. the police quickly took him into custody. a suspected leader of a notorious oakland gang has been convicted of several felonies. 35-year-old mark anthony candler was found guilty of several charges, including attempted murder. he tried to kill a member of a rival oakland gang. police say that the conviction closes one of the most expensive investigations ever. he faces 30 years to life in police some when he is sentenced next month. the man charged in the mauling death of his two-year- old grandson has pleaded not guilty. prosecutors add add new charm, child abuse resulting in deathafter revealing that the pitbulls killed a dog before attacking the grand son. he could face as lon as ten years in prison. >> in the wake of that dog mauling death, a movies underway in contra costa county requiring pitbull owners to spay or neuter their pets. cop the contra costa councilman says that he does this with the public safety in mind. pitbulls are less aggressive when fixed. >> the ordinance could take effect as early as this coming fall if it's approved bit entire board of supervisors. at midnight tonight, the trans bay terminal willshut down for good. the bus terminal is said to be demolished to make way for a new billion dollars trans bay transit center. commuters will still be able to catch the bus at a new ter terminal. the new terminal is about to be completed in about seven years sal, it's early but are you feeling friday like so far? >> so far, we have not had a lot going on, dave, you are absolutely right. and pam. traffic is not that pad right now. we are looking at interstate 880. we hope it stays this way but realistically, we will have something but if we get on the road early, you might beat the crowd. this is now a look at the san mateo bridge, westbound 92. traffic looks pretty good heading out to the high-rise. this morning's drive okay. right now on 237. the last few days that kind of beaten up on the commute. it's 5:49. >> happy friday, everybody. low clouds are back in case it's not breaking news or anything. they have been there all week long. we have been there for a long time. 2,000 feet or so. >> a mist or trilz. could be a little bit. the fog bank seems to reside over the west coast for a long time, i mean months now. temperatures have been way below average for many. 5 for some and 10 to 15 for some others. a low has moved over the coast and hagging on. very cool, right now, 52. 55 at 9. 61 at noon. you simply didn't get any fog influent, then you will be warmer than that. look for about 95% of the bay area, it will be upper 702s, low 80s inland. 55 okay land. still overcast, 58 degrees in san jose. reno, 64. another day of 90-degree heat. 30 something right now consecutive days off 90 and above. a cool day in southern california, upper 50 toz low 70s for report low maximum temperatures. you see that little spinning up there. otherwise, very quiet pattern. i mean we are stuck. what happens here in july has carried into august and this is a cool pattern. some low cloud will you it will continue. chilly for some, cool tomorrow. sunny and breezy. very close to yesterday, maybe a degree or two warmer on a few and slightly cooler on others. >> thank you, steve. 5:51 is the time right now. the latest numbers on the job market came in and they are better than many many lists had forecast. private nonfarm payroll is far below the level needed. it was in you to main tape the rate at 9.5%. most economists predicted that that number would kick up to 9.6% the san francisco business times reports kaiser personality permanente is looking for ways to cut cost as it is seeing enrollment drops. while they are looking for ways to save money, they also want to find ways to improve the quality of care. 37% of kaiser members are here in northern california. and the company that makes crayons now has a green tint when it comes toilet production facility. crayola installed the 15-acre solar farm. they will provide enough energy to make one billion cray crops a year. that's only one third of the company's total output. >> really? >> a lot of crayons at our house . >> i know some of the bay area's biggest names go on trial. and will barry bonds go on trial? the latest coming up. welcome back to the morning news. state supreme court says that an age discrimination suit against google can proceed. ryan reed was 54 years old when he was fired. he says coworks and a supervisor called him an old man and a if fuddy duddy which shows that there is a bias against older people in the company. he says that google owes him millions because he was foird before the stock went public. google says that he is not fired because of his age and that it will prove it case when they go to trial barry bonds may go to trial. so far, the judge, the prosecutors and bonds' attorneys have been unable to set a date for the trial to begin. bonds denied that he knowingly took performance-enhancing drugs. day 2 of a very important four-day event to help needy, displaced and homeless veterans kick off with a breakfast at 7:00 a.m. the east bay hand down is what they call it. this event offers food, corroding, health care and employment services to need yvetteance through sunday. the organizers are expecting to help as many as 3,000 veterans. pets will be treatd to veterinary care and grooming. for dogs, it happens at the alameda county sheriff facility. for cats, that will take place at the east bay spca coming up on 62:00. a pot bust in one bay area community overnight. coming up, a live report on the arrest and why this case is frustrating to police and today is another deadline day in california's same-sex marriage day. we'll tell you what the judge is expecting today foggy, low clouds. more on the way. it's not back-to-school, it's forward to what's next with an hp netbook, samsung reality or lg cosmos for under $20 after rebate.