This is ktvu mornings on 2. And good morning everyone. Welcome to mornings on 2. It is saturday december 14th. Im mike mibach. And im claudine wong. Going to check in with Rosemary Orozco for a look at our temperatures. Hows it looking . Good morning to you claudine and mike. We are looking quite nice out there in most cases. We are dealing with a little bit of patchy fog once again, chilly temperatures, freezing and sub freezing in some cases. If you are dealing with patchy fog, could mean freezing fog, ill explain what that means coming up. In the afternoon slightly warmer temperatures. It is another spare of the air day. That means illegal to burn in the fireplace unless you are exempt. Dry and mild in the extended forecast. Unfortunately i dont see any rain in sight. I will show you which will be the warmest days coming up. A year ago today a gunman forced his way into Sandy Hook Elementary School in newtown connecticut and shot and killed 20 children and six adults. The gunman 20y
This fiery four car crash in livermore. New pictures from viewers show what happened police say, the man who caused the morning wreck was drunk. Whoosh reporter here in san jose and across the country, fans of sracha sauce are wondering if they can live without it. New government rules could trigger a shortage in the popular hot sauce. Whoosh reporter he may live more than one thousand miles from graceland, but this montreal teenager has the internet all shook up with his version of the Elvis Presley holiday classic. Pam now a t 8 and first on kron 4. Pam tonight, we have newly released video. Showing the crash of Asiana Airlines flight 214. But this time it shows the entire crash. From the perspective of the air Traffic Control tower at s fo kron4s grant lodes joins us now with that video. Grant . Reporter the ntsb has released two videos showing the deadly crash of asiana flight 214 at sfo. The first we saw yesterday. This is the second. This view is from the tower at sfo. You see it
A bill congress did not pass may soon be hitting close to home as in your refrigerator. Who looks out for us now . Too and reporting from south africa Derek Mcginty found out why many South Africans are now worried about their future. Pretty nasty surprise in here. Let me see. Youre dropping them out on the ground there. Thats not what you dropped. Chinese food, pizza, big macs and one restaurant manager trying to destroy evidence of violations at his restaurant, tonights restaurant alert. Good evening. Im jan jeffcoat. Well hear from Derek Mcginty on assignment in south africa in a home, but first tonight signs lawmakers are trying to Work Together to avert another crisis or at least for the near future. Before recessing for the rest of the year the house passed a two year bipartisan budget bill and passed a stopgap measure that could prevent the price of a gallon of milk from doubling. Mola lenghi explains. Most people probably think the farm bill only affects farmers out in the midw
Good evening. And its great to have you with us here on a sunday night. And over my shoulder here, a scene from that great movie and the legendary actor. Peter otoole in lawrence of arabia. We learned this sunday the actor has died. This image of a quiet moment while filming that movie, just before he would become a global star. Playing that british soldier in world war i. But from black and white to color tonight, and to what helped make him famous. Those blue eyes and good looks. And tonight here, we look back at his career and his life. As we return to an interview he gave to abc news not so long ago about shooting that first movie, and everything that followed. Come here the girls declare he must be a millionaire he must be a millionaire reporter defined by his starring role in lawrence of arabia, peter otoole was virtually unknown to moviegoers when they suddenly spotted him in the desert as t. E. Lawrence, the british soldier who led an arab rebellion against the turks. The playw
International space station while down below engineers are scrambling to find answers and solutions to a critical breakdown. Abcs Clayton Sandell is right there where the decisions are being made. Houston station reporter tonight engineering a tricky repair job, 230 miles above the ground. What is actually going wrong reporter Mission Control today troubleshooting how to fix a faulty critical component, one of two cooling loops that keep the station from dangerously overheating. A valve in one of them is stuck, forcing the six astronauts on board to rely on the duplicate. Now theres no backup if that fails, too. This is a position we dont want to be in longterm. Reporter during their Daily Briefing nasa said for now the two americans, three russians and one japan astronaut living on the station are not in danger. Weve got a good stable configuration, the crew is in good shape. Reporter engineers say they have two options, first upload new software to reboot that stuck valve. If that do