warehouse. the two men that robbed them, shut the businesses steel doors behind them after robbing them and leaving. >> we had to free the employees because the doors were locked, secured. once we freed the employees we found they were unharmed and we have our detective crew out here right now in the preliminary stages of the investigation. >> reporter: police say the suspects did get away with an undisclosed amount of money. police are look for them. however, santa rosa police say they have there is a $2500 reward for information leading to the arrest of these two robbery suspects. live in santa rosa allie rasmus. the man charged in the drive-by shooting that killed three-year-old carlos nava is due in court this afternoon. the suspect is a convicted felon with a long history of violence. >> reporter: that is right oakland police have announced an arrest. that suspect will be right here at the courthouse for the second time today. the alameda county district attorney charged 26-year-old lawrence denard the man you see here a convicted felon with murder in connection to the death of three-year-old carlos nava. oakland police say they are looking for several suspects in the drive-by shooting which took place monday afternoon. a ktvu viewer shared with us video he shot after shots ran out. in his video both men survived. one of those victims spoke to me by phone yesterday as he lies in the hospital recooperating. >> i'm sorry that it happened. but if they need anything or anything i can do for the family, i will try to help them. >> reporter: we have more details this morning on lawrence denard the man charged with murder in this case. his arrest record shows that in 2004 he was arrested in oakland for robbing a street vendor that same year denard was arrested for illegal possession of a shotgun. we have also learned that denard dropped out of oakland's now closed school of justice in 2004. we'll have more of this coming up. time now 5:02. last night the republican presidential candidates were in attack mode during their big debate in iowa. >> if you can find barack obama's specific plan on any of those items,ly come to your house and cook you dinner. >> that is some of what they said. they were not just going after president obama. the congressional super committee that was selected to find ways to cut the huge budget deficit is complete. house minority leader nancy pelosi announced the last three panel members. each has a member from the senate ands house. they have until november 23rd to recommend $1. a trillion in deficit reduction over the next ten years. if they can't agree on a plan or if someone doesn't pass one by december 23rd automatic spending cuts would kick in. european markets appear to be holding their own despite the french government reporting a worse than expected economic report. ex-presidents all -- experts all but dried up. asian markets had a mixed finish overnight. despite a better than expected day on wall street. south korea and taiwan closed down more than 1%. it ended down slightly. australia, new zealand, and china all showed gains by the close. checking in on the numbers here on wall street. right now, the futures indicate a slightly higher opening this morning. that follows a pretty big day on the upside this morning. however market analysts are really saying the big swings you were seeing are really indicating a weakness and a lot of volatility could continue. u.s. exports were up more than 13%. california was one of the leading reasons. exports from california nearly raised $14 billion. it's the 20th month in a row that experts from the olden state has -- after adjusting for inflation california ex- presidents were at the same level. prosecutors have not decided if they will press charges against the cyclist that hit and killed the victim last month. she died yesterday from a critical head injury after the cyclist hit her july 15th. it happened after she tried to pass a crosswalk. she did have a red light to cross the street. san jose is asking for your help in the mysterious killing of a homeless man. it involve isogram g grim discovery 45 minutes ago. police now witnesses to come forward. they are offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest. in just hours thousands of music fans will flood into golden gate park for this years outside lands festival. the three-day music festival will begin today at noon. crews spent most of yesterday making final preparations for the popular music festival. organizers expect more than 180,000 people to attend. we have a list of performers and schedule of events on our website ktvu.com. if you are not going to attend, you might want to stay away from that area. >> maybe. my favorite music fan is the king of traffic. who would that be? i have a little advice for outside lands. take public transportation. it's only near golden gate park. if you are coming downtown it will not effect you. you can go downtown. you can go down to the embarcadero. if you are going near golden gate park out in the sunset door the richmond district you will know something is going on. let's go out and take a lack at the commute in oakland. you can go to oakland. nothing is going on there that has to do with outside lands. you see? look at the optimistic side. traffic looks good now past the coliseum. this is a look at westbound bay bridge. the traffic is moving along nicely come into san francisco. there goes a train. it's cal train. a live picture of cal train. we did that just for steve. 5:07 let's go to steve. thank you for my train. >> you're welcome. >> chilly to mild. sunny and warmer weather today. high pressure -- what is happening the system is developing in the gulf of alaska. the cooling trend started yesterday. today is like a little bump up and we will start it again tomorrow and make it into the weekend. system coming out of the gulf of alaska is rather strong. a few high clouds might filter in. sea breeze cut in half. that is the key. yesterday it was rip roaring. that is not the case today. sfo is calm. you know they are calm. there is not much of a sea breeze. we do have thick fog out there. a lot of mid 50s to upper 50s. san rafael a little cooler. 54 as well. the system you can see it coming top left of your screen. that will develop. as it does it will take a couple day days before you swing it in. coast fog or sun. 58-70. that is 70 down toward -- 70- 80. it will be warmer inland. even if you have that fog. 80-90 degrees since my forecast area seems to go from here to iowa. i have to carry all of my basis. 60s and 70s. and then low to mid and upper 80s would not be surprised to get a 90 or so. vacaville. maybe out to brentwood. fog, sun, cooler though. especially sunday into monday as that system gets closer to us. she's accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from her school to support a drug habit. also a new york city man says he's haunted by the way the world trade centers are gone. the new app he created just in time for the tenth anniversary of september 11th. good morning, southbound 680 traffic looks good heading to the south bay. we are off to a nice start in the east bay. we'll tell you more coming up. okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get it? 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[ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. welcome back. time now 5:12. there is a new poll released a month before the tenth anniversary of september 11th. it finds worry about another terrorist assault in new york city at its lowest point since 2001. 49% of new york residence surveyed are concerned there might be another attack. 32% are worried. 17% are very worried. also a new york city man has created a smart phone app for the tenth anniversary. he says he and many other new yorkers are haunted by the fact the world trade center towers are gone. his app is called 110 stories. allows the users to point their phones to where the towers once stood. the app then generates an outline of the twin 2004 towers. the user is encouraged to insert a personal story. in election news the two republican presidential candidates from minnesota has some testy exchanges during last nights gop debate. as@v alison burns reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom they are fighting for victory in tomorrow iowa's straw poll. >> reporter: that is right. a few went after president obama but a few turned on each other. eight republicans were on the stage. mitt romney seemed to emerge unscathed while some of the fiercest exchanges were between the two. tim pawlenty and michelle bachmann slugged it out. >> you said ther rash of -- era of small government is over. that sounds like barack obama. >> she said she has a titanium spine. that is not good. >> reporter: i heard one analyst say today the biggest winner last night was rick perry. he wasn't even in the debate but he's generating the most buzz. reporting live alison burns. president obama's reelection campaign tweeted this message following the republican debate. quote our take biggest loser and gop debate is the middle class. 5:14. a teenager in tennessee charged with first degree murder on suspicion he killed his school principal. police believe the teenager planned attack for months. he told investigators york made him angry and he waited until wednesday because he knew he would be alone in the classroom without here. >> that teenager is enschedule to -- accused of em ez billioningest be in court next week. alabama narrow appeared in court yesterday for her arraignment. the lawyer asked the judge to postpone the arraignment until next week. the judge agreed. a new hear willing take place monday. vallejo police are investigating a shooting that appears to be the case of mistaken identity. it happened last night on businessen street. the victim later told police he did not know the gunman and has no idea why he was targeted. the gunman is dried as a white man in his 20 -- is described as a white man in his 20s. the larkspur city council has diseased not to be a one cent tax on in november. now both the channel 5 union high. have bonn mash are having. . time now 5:56. tonight the 49ers kick off the preseason against the new orleans saints in new orleans. this follows last nights return of the silver and black to oakland. the raiders. oakland fans came to cheer on the raiders and the new coach hugh jackson. there he is right there. arizona spoiled hugh jackson's debut. the cardinals beat the raiders 24-18. last nights preseason game comes off nfl owners and players donated. stricker died the lowist round ever in a major with a seven under par 63. tiger woods the four-time champ playing in his first major since the masters. he's died for 129th place. he's in serious danger of missing the cut. 5:17 is the time right now. time to check back in with sal. >> nothing right now. remember how i said that the traffic was going to be bad? >> you did. >> it was. that was only a preseason game. the stadium was not full last night. when the stadium does get full, we will have whoppers. we will have big traffic jams. we'll see. but football is back. a lot of people are happy about that. let's take a look at highway 4 westbound as you head up to the bay point area. traffic is going to be okay if you are driving up to concord. no major problems this morning. there is 880 in oakland. traffic is very nice. some of those tailgaters finally went home. and this mornings commute is looking good on the san mateo and on the dumbarton bridge. if you are driving over to highway 101 should be a nice drive for you. at 5:18 here is steve. thank you, sal. and some thick fog out there. that is compressed a little bit. it being the fog. yesterday it lifted. high pressure will teeter totter effect here. rather strong area of low pressure is developing in the gulf of alaska. maybe a little mist or drizzle. i think most of it is thick fog out there. coast and inland. not just out along the coast as well. once that burns off mostly sunny. yeah. there could be a few high clouds drifting up. some of those might drift into our area a little later on. 50 san mateo county airport. that is cool the -- warmest at 52. west, southwest 16. yesterday it was about 30 at travis. that is a big difference. calm at vacaville. they had a west wind yesterday. west at six sfo. lots going on. lots of things churning in the atmosphere. now that system developing in the gulf of alaska but et not get here. but then fog or sunshine. fog will be by the coast. and a little bit warmer. just a couple degrees here. upper 70s low to mid 80s. closer to it 60s and 70s again. looks like the will be on the inland. the marine mammal center is planning to expand. they are planning to build a $3 million rehabilitation center on hawaii. it would include hidden ground pools p veterinary clinic and -- a spokesman said it would mostly endangered animals. first gray class adopted mallard. this one here is twit l. born with a disabled leg. look at the leg there. twit l flew away from the teachers house in santa rosa. a neighbor found him. tried to do the right thing. took him to the bird rescue center. volunteer there is they checked him out. figured he was a wild bird and set him free. there are now fears he may not be able to survive in the wild. break into prison is becoming a growing problem. the break in that just happened near sacramento and the new concern it's causing. alarming new numbers about california's high school drop out rate. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. low clouds and thick fog will give way to sunshine. 60s and 70s as you work your way back toward the coast. it's 5:23t. a streak of 100-degree temperatures has ended in texas. just shy of breaking a 31-year- old record. the dallas fort worth area has had triple digit temperatures for 40 days in a row. that is just a few days shy of a record set back in 1980 of 42 days of 100-degree temperatures. >> i would rather not have to survive one of the hottest and driest seasons of my times. that is nice to know we didn't break the record. >> rainy weather helped to end the streak yesterday. but despite the brief reprieve, the triple digit temperatures could return next week. time now 5:24. some alarming new numbers about california high school graduation. one out of five students dropped out last year. in all 94,000 students did not get a high school diploma. that is 18%. now here in the bay area, oakland had a drop out rate of 37%. san francisco had a considerably lower rate of 11%. now the state of california says the new numbers can not be compared to past years because they are using a new and more accurate formula. this year eighth graders were taken into consideration. state-wide 3.5% of eight graders left school and didn't come back for the ninth grade. the state superintendent says dropping out may be caused by several problems that may include falling behind in subjects or pressure in some families to earn money instead of staying in school. we have posted a link to the state's new data base at ktvu.com. look for the web link section. you can see the drop out rates for different school districts. 48-year-old man accused of breaking into new folsom prison remains in jail this morning accused of violating his parole. as we first told you yesterday police say someone jumped the prison fence late wednesday night or early thursday morning. that person has been identified as 48-year-old marvin lane. prison break ins are becoming a growing problem. >> what we are finding inmates are paroling from our inmate authority. they know the lay out. they know where to go in and hide the stuff. >> cell phones are usually the most popular contraband smuggled into prisons. the target an armored car warehouse. new information about a bold overnight crime in santa rosa. a pregnant pacifica woman mauled to death by her pet pit bull. so far so good if you are driving in san francisco or in many areas of the bay. good morning, to you. welcome back. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is friday, august 12th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. time now 5:30. we like friday mostly because we like to sleep a little longer. right steven? >> you mean like 4:45? >> exactly. that is sleeping in. >> that is sleeping in for us. we do have thick fog out there. that is a sign of two things. number one it's right down on the deck. be careful. which means it will burn off sooner. warmer inland. low mid to upper 80s. your weekend forecast in five. here is sal. good morning, traffic is moving along nicely here. you can see in bay point coming out of pittsburgh and then well actually ultimately coming out of antioch. and the morning drive is going to be nice if you are driving on interstate 880 right near oakland. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. the investigation continues this morning after a man in pacifica came home to find his pregnant wife dead, the family dog loverring over her bod -- hovering over her body. >> reporter: good morning. an autopsy is scheduled for the pregnant woman who police say she was mauled by her very own pit bull. theying to -- trying to determine if there are any clues why they attacked. investigators say the 32-year- old was savagedly attacked by her own dog sometime after her husband left for work around 8:00. he returned at noon to find her laying on their floor. beaten, bleeding, and not breathing. >> found the dog hovering around his wife on the ground. she had major trauma to the upper body and face. >> reporter: now napora did not make it. she died an officers say while they were trying to revive her, they actually had to shoot the dog when it broke free and lunged at them. authorities say they had no prior problems at the house. the husband is now staying with family. there was also another pit bull in the home not involved in the attack. it's also at the humane society and may be released to the husband some sometime today. we are live in pacifica i'm tara moriarty. time now 5:32. overnight news this morning police in santa rosa searching right now for two gunmen they robbed an armored car warehouse. this happened just before 11:00 p.m.. investigators say the two men burst into the warehouse, locked up several workers, and police got a frantic cell phone call a short-time later. >> we had an employee of an armored car company that called police indicating they were locked inside and had just been robbed. we had to free the employees. once we freed the employees we found they were unharmed. >> the gunmen made off with an undisclosed amount of cash but no armored cars were taken. the man charged in that drive-by shooting that killed three-year-old carlos nava is due in court this afternoon. the suspect is a convicted felon with a long history of violence. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. lawrence denard was charged in this case. he's expected to be at the courthouse for the second time today. the alameda county district attorney officially charged denard convicted felon of murder in connection with the death of carlos nava. police say they recovered several handguns at the home where they took denard into custody. denard's arrest record includes robbery and illegal possession of a shotgun. >> when i saw the car pulling up. half the dude's body was out of the car with a gun in his hand. a black dude was dreads. that's all i saw. i got low. >> reporter: the man you heard from is one of the two men alsoshot monday afternoon and seen in this video on the ground shot by a viewer. robert hudson was shot once. a bullet missed all major organs he described what he saw that day he was shot. paramedics rushed home do -- that this shooting stems from gangs -- the chief had to bring to justice those responsibility. huh son tole me -- the nava family on the other hand is still grieve and carlos' cousin say they still can't comprehend. only a block from their home. reporting live in oakland jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >> bart shut down phones to keep the peace. the transit agency is still warning protestors may stage surprise demonstrations during the coming days. bart shut down cell phone service at the civic center station. coming up we will see how that lead to finger pointing between bart police and public relations. in three hours the man that confessed to killing chauncey bailey be sentenced to 25 years in prison. he will receive the sentence at 9:00 this morning. as -- yusuf bey more iv to ordering the killing. police in belmont arrested two burglary suspects who may be responsible for hundreds of thefts in san mateo county. the suspects is a 20-year-old man and 20-year-old woman. they have recovers thousands of items. it's nil -- no more crosses will be added to that memorial. volunteers have been adding white crosses for each serviceman killed in iraq. the final cross was hammered into the hillside memorial this week. organizers of this project say it has become difficult to keep track of the number of service members killed overseas. overnight we learned about the death of two more nato service members in afghanistan. u.s. military officials say they died in separate attacks yesterday. one was a french soldier. five american soldiers were killed yesterday. we are now getting a look at the wreckage of that helicopter that crashed in afghanistan on sat killing 30 americans. among the dead are four california service members. they are derrick benson. andrew harvell of long beach. louis langlais and jesse pittman. more people are riding public transit in the bay area. ridership was than -- bart saw an inest in wright%. of the -- only ac transit reported a small drop drop. it's certainly gotten me to walk a little bit more or consolidate driving trips. >> you know gas prices are down; right? >> they are down. >> it's not cheap but you know maybe the habits will stay. or maybe now that prices are down we will see people going back to their cars. we'll see what pap. right now bay area traffic seems to be doing just fine. 880 is looking good. if you are driving on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge over to highway 101 that looks good. no problems on 880 itself. now let's go to steve. thank you, sal. good morning. on this friday we have thick fog out there. a little cooler yesterday. slight warm up today. we will take that cooling trend into the weekend. thick fog sunny and warmer. the weekend is showing signs of increasing that ramp up. cooler and breezy. last time we really had -- we had a couple warm days inland. the thick morning fog. chilly to mild. away from the coast as high pressure builds in. cooling trend started yesterday. we will start to drop the temps saturday. more likely into sunday and monday. as a rather strong system moves in. could be a few high clouds. could see them coming up. if you look up and see where are those coming from? they are coming up from southern california. 50 at santa rosa. 55 san francisco. fairfield 56. still a west, southwest wind. the direction the wind is coming from still coming from over the coast. san pablo bay over to the delta. yesterday was 30 miles an hour. that is a big difference when you cut it in half. a lot going on in the gulf of alaska. i will tell you if thaw get strong -- if they get stronger we may have to mention rain. after that thick fog burns off, than we will have sunshine and warmer weather. just a little bit. this is for mainly inland areas. should see aisler burn off by the coast. inland areas it should -- maybe a few 90s as well. more fog though. mild on saturday and cooler on sunday. the irs is warning about people who are posing as tax preparers and offering to help. find out what you should look for. the reason police are going back to that island in norway where 69 people were killed in a deadly massacre. traffic on the san mateo bridge looks good. but we do have problems in one bay area city on a major road causing delays. for thick fog gives way to sunshine. warmer inland. 60s around the bay. 70s maybe low 80s. here is a quick look at some of the top stories we following for you right now. this morning police in santa rosa searching for two gunmen. they robbed an armored car warehouse. warehouse employees were locked inside. those gunmen escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash. no one was hurt. an autopsy may be perform as early as today from the woman of pacifica mauled to death by her pit bulldog. the woman's husband came home and made the grim discovery. they killed the pit bull after it tried the attack police. the man accused of killing carlos nava is due in court this afternoon. lawrence denard is a convicted felon with a long list of violence. police say they believe anders breivik filmed the massacre as a propaganda video and that video may still be on the island where it happened. the search is still under way. in london, police say they have arrested more than 1,000 people for violent riots that took place earlier this week. some of the arrests have been aided by popular photo sharing websites. london police posted pictures on flicker and asked the public to help identify rioters. italian police have arrested 20 gladiator impurse natos during an under cover operation. the suspects wore costumes like these here. police say the suspects intimidated and attacked their competition. so the operation some of the police officers dressed up as gladiators themselves to infiltrate the gang. time now 5:45. the man irs arrested in a bay area cold case is going public for the first time. pleasanton police arrested 43- year-old steven carlson this week for the 1984 stabbing death of tina folds. carlson was only 16 years old when she was killed. now carlson is telling the mercury news he's innocent. he says he remembers seeing folds around school but did not know her. he has a long criminal record including arrests for drugs, thefts, and lewd acts on a child. bart shut down phones to keep the peace. the transit agency is still warning protestors may stage surprise demonstrations during the coming days. that could disrupt service during peak commute times. they had a small army of police officers at the civic center station. the officers may have shut down a protest before it started. bart admits shutting off cell phone service to everyone inside the station. >> actually media relations people made that decision. >> the tactics got the cops news. >> he specifically said it was the publics relations department that made the decision. >> we suggested it. >> now bart is trying to avoid a repeat of this scene one month ago a demonstration over the deadly police shooting at the civic center station got out of hand. the protest caused delays for the entire system. 5:46. irs investigating scam artists that seem to be targeting older people as well as asian communities. the con artists from approaching churches and community centers -- the irs says there are several ways to can spot -- making work pay credit. which is a program that has now expired. offers of free money with no documentation required. and also clients are being told to sign forms or they are being given copies of forms. that is not supposed to happen. >> no. 5:47 is the time right now. back to sal to check in on traffic. how is it going? >> it's going pretty well pam and dave. we do have things to watch out for for your drive ennuying nausea valley road winds up like this. at san carlos road there is a car that ran into a pole there and watch for slow traffic in that area. it's still pretty early but it's a beast as you know driving through that area it gets very, very busy. so we want you to take it easy and give yourself extra time. let's take a look at live pictures on westbound 92 as you drive to the san mateo bridge. that traffic looks very nice. this mornings commute in oakland on both directions. that looking very good. let's go if steve. thank you, sir. a little thicker fog. yesterday we cooled down. today there is a system developing in the gulf of alaska. as it drops down it lifts the ridge of high pressure over us. once it burns off, it will be sunny and warmer away from the coast. thick fog out there. more fog over the weekend. so it will be sunny and cooler. it looks like a pattern settle next week. child -- the high hang in for a day and gets blasted out. the cooling trend started yesterday. we will continue that into the weekend and early next week. eureka national weather service talking about a few light showers up there. if you are heading in that direction, keep an eye on that. they also have higher clouds working their way up from southern california. no big deal. they may filter into theson part of our viewing area. 50-59. 59 at hayward. 55 is rather popular. san francisco is in there. so is san jose. usually there is a difference between the two. that is not the case. yesterday's sea breeze was roaring along. it has been cut in half. aeratesser impressive -- a rather impressive system digging deep into the gulf of alaska. once the fog gives way, it's good to go. out of the gate for sunshine and a little warmer temperature. by the coast i just don't think that fog is going anywhere. thing to will be on the innerve the weekend. 5:50 is the time. google is bringing gaming to its social networking. google users are likely to stay longer and return more frequently. google is a part owner overdesign georgia. so far angry birds and a poker game are on plus. san francisco based company says there was an accounting mistake and $1 billion line of create. skin georgia is expected to go public. for a 15-year fix it's 3.5% which is a low record. the 60 day dally went shy rate fell. our time is 5:51. yosemite suffered another tragedy. how the death of a teenager is adding to this grim list of fatalities. a group of employees that will always remember the day they lost everything. then hit the jackpot. welcome back to the morning news. it's 5:54. there has been another death at yosemite national park. a teenager was hiking on the mist trail that runs along vernal -- vernal falls on saturday. so far 14 people died in the park this year. but this latest victim is not i believe colluded -- is not included in the count because he died at the hospital. workers in japan plan to build a huge tent to cover the reactor another the fukushima nuclear plant. the reactor was damaged in an explosion a day after theet quake and tsunami in jay opinion. they are expected to keep ray owe active material from leaguing. the test flight of a military plane failed. listen to this. the plane was made to be fast enough to travel from california to new york in less than 12 minutes. pentagon wants to use it to fly anywhere around the world in less than 60 minutes to launch missiles. this was the second failure of the $320 million technology this year. a new report says hate crimes against latinos are losing in california. but hate crimes overall they are down. 119 hate crimes against latinos were reported last year. hate crimes against african americans were down last year. hate crimes against gays and jewish people were also down last year here in california. coming up on 6:00. want to go back over to sal. the roads get busier this time of day. >> they are getting a little busier. we are hoping for friday night. of course. let's take a look at what we have with the freeway here on northbound 280 approaching interstate 880. it's a nice looking drive with no driving on highway 17. we do have a minor bart delay i want to mention. as trains go through there. switch -- let's go back to the desk. sal, thank you. a group of workers at a smart technologies manufacturing plant no ottawa gets the last laugh. they were celebrating because they won the lottery and it came at the perfect time. one day after they were all laid off. now the 1 coworkers regularly buy -- the 18 coworkers legally buy lot toe -- lotto tickets. each of them got about $400,000. divorce settlement a dramatic crime just hours ago in santa rosa. an armored truck warehouse taken over by robbers. where it happened and what happened to the employees that were caught off guard inside. good morning, low clouds and fog. cooler or warmer as we head into the weekend. we'll have the answer in two minutes.