the year. nasdaq is in correction mode. a 10% from the recent high in march. as of now all the dow gained this year has been wiped out. they closed trading slightly lower where it started 2012. the traders said the kraoeus nice europe add to the market s volatility crisis in europe add to the market s volatility. many are buying bonds to keep interest rates at lows. if we have a continue slide in jobs nobody wants that, you might see more easing out of the fed that might give the markets a bit of a boost. they point out while the dow is negative the s&p500 and the nasdaq are higher for the year. california s jobless rate is higher than the national rate. many bay area job seekers are trying to look passed the numbers. reporter: for each job seeker here at the concord one- stop center one job is all they seek regardless of the ups and downs of national figures. i can not do anything about what is happening in the big picture. i need to focus what i am doing. so i d
we will tell you about a potential loss that makes law that makes it illegal. a mystery in marin county related to a tragedy. a roadside memorial in memory of a teenage boy disappears. mornings on 2 begins right now. complete bay area news coverage, starts right now this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning welcome to mornings on 2 i am dave clark. i am tori campbell, friday june 1st. we begin with overnight news. an arson investigation at a school in san mow say. jose. firefighters responded to two suspicious fires on the ever green high campus. ktvutara joins us live to tell us how authorities can track down the arsonist. reporter: good morning. that s right they are look a surveillance video and working with police to try to catch who is responsibility. you can see the charred dumpster and that s the first fire that firefighters came across when they came to the back parking lot of a high school. then a second happened over to the left there. against the wall
hot. it s not extending too far inland. but it will fill in along the coast. so 60s there. 70s, 80s around the bay. 90s to near 100-degrees inland. big difference in the temps. big cool down on the weekend. here is sal. steve, good morning. highway 4 westbound looks pretty good. so far we don t have any big slow downs just yet. chp is giving us the all clear. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on interstate 680 we had an earlier accident or an earlier stalled vehicle near the bernal exit. 5:01 let s go back to the desk. it s happening right now there san arson investigation at a san jose high school. there were two suspicious fires at san jose high. tara moriarty is there live. reporter: fire investigators will try to get their hands on surveillance videos to get a better idea on how this fire started. they do believe it s suspicious. right here to my right you can see there is a dumpster that caught on fire. if you look behind the fence here i don t
mother and a daughter shot in their home. christien kafton has more on this story. reporter: investigators are still trying to put together the pieces as to exactly what happened inside this pleasanton home yesterday afternoon. now, in just the last hour and a half, we received an update from pleasanton police. investigators are telling us, they are waiting on the results of an autopsy before coming to any conclusions. the police investigation began after a 911 call about a shooting on citicy court in pleasant stacy court in partly pleasanton. the 911 call came from the husband after he discovered the body inside the home. investigators say he s not a suspect in this case, that he s been very cooperative with investigators and is distraught over the deaths. earlier police had indicated they were not looking for any suspects which could include to the conclusion this was a lead to the conclusion this was a murder suicide. they did say this is still a very active investig
intermediate school and that is where nick smith is live with the latest on this tragedy. reporter: alberto reyes was 14 years old. he attended school here and police don t understand why he may have been on the other side of town when was beaten in an east san jose park. take a look at the video shot of the park earlier. police are looking for any information that can help them in their investigation into the beating death of an 8th grade student in san jose. on friday, the 14-year-old was savagely beaten by a group of gang members in roosevelt park. the park is in east san jose. they say that the park was full of witnesses but none have come forward with what they know he. the boy died on monday but police were hesitant to release any information while investigators were following their leads. police aren t saying much about how everything went down but our media partner the san jose mercury news reports that as the boy was being beaten his father was standing nearby, put