i'm tara moriarty live in vacaville where neighbors are trying to make sense of a violent attack on two children. what they say is most surprising is the age of the suspect. coming up. things are getting busier on the morning commute. we'll tell you where. what about rain? can we bring in any? uc berkeley bicyclists launched a campaign about outrageous police behavior. that's all ahead on the morning news. well good morning to you. welcome to monday december 13th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. weather feels pretty nice. let's check in with steve. >> well for some maybe. for others it's like where is the sun? another very cloudy day for

many. monterey we were in the 70s. east knot east wind brings that wind back in. 50s and 60s for your temps. big changes for the end of the week. we'll have more of that later on. here is sal. if you are driving on the san mateo bridge any time soon it should be a nice drive. also this morning we are look at northbound 101 san francisco, that traffic is light. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. topping our news this morning a vacaville teenager and toddler brother remain in critical condition following a horrifying attack. the attack happened while the children were home alone and sound asleep. tara moriarty joins us from vacaville. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, pam. so many aspects of this story from incomprehensible. the age of the victims and

suspect. this is the house where the children were attacked while they were sleeping. they were home alone at the time. right now the house is empty. that's because both of these children are in critical condition. someone broke into the house early sunday morning and attacked a 13-year-old girl sleeping in bed beside her 18- month-old brother. the suspect stabbed the girl with a kitchen knife more than 30 times and raped her. the baby woke up crying and the suspect assaulted him and tabbed him ten times in the stomach and chest area. the most disturnings a -- the most disturbing aspect is the suspect is a 14-year-old child. >> it's horrendous how he victimized this 13-year-old and 18-month-old child. for no apparent reason. >> reporter: now the suspect apparently went to sleep inside of the house.

that's when the girl grabbed the baby and went to sleep. he is now in juvenile hall booked on attempted homicide and sexual assault charges. so was this is a random or planned attack? the only connection they have is the suspect knows the victims older brother. now the victims mother arrived here at the house six hours after the attack. she was distraught and unaware of what happened. she is at the children's bedside at the hospital where they are expected to survive. a long-time staff worker is recovering from serious head injuries following the latest attack at napa state hospital. police say a hospital patient attacked the 60-year-old worker in a secluded corner early saturday morning. the attack comes less than two months after the napa hospital

nurse donna gross was strangled. a san jose man has died after being hit by a bus. this happened at 5:30 yesterday at east capital expressway. a man was walking around appeared to be drunk in traffic and appeared to be homeless. he was in his 40s or early 50s. the name of the man has not been released. a 12-year-old kidnapping victim in virginia remains in protective custody here in the bay area waiting to return home. on friday the san francisco police found the 12-year-old and accused kidnapper panhandling. at this point they are saying very little about the case. >> now that she has been found and will be heading back to roanoke soon, the roanoke police department focus has shifted to murder investigation. >> now the girl's mother 41-

year-old tina smith of virginia was found dead in her home one week ago a surveillance camera captured her daughter walking with a suspected killer josh easley at a walmart in roanoke. miss had said the -- police had said the mother met easley on the internet and had recently moved in with the mother and daughter. the news is bert this morning about -- the news is better this morning about a missing 15-year-old girl. jean marie berlinghoff went missing. 34-year-old charles berlinghoff was arrested two other men have been detained. time now 6:05 redwood police are investigating an assault on one of their police officers that happened after a traffic stop. the officers stopped the car at

2:00 sunday morning at walnut boulevard for running a red light. both the driver and passenger ran away. the police officer caught up to the driver in an alley. there was a confrontation according to officials. the officer was later found on the ground with a head injury. he was later sent to the hospital and rearrested. mayor gavin newsom is taking on crimes at san francisco parks. kraig debro joins us to tell us what will is suggesting and what it could mean for park officials. >> reporter: the mayor will be introducing his own legislation tomorrow. but today the issue of safety in golden gate park is addressed by erik will be talking about lighting more patrols. the mayor will be talking

tomorrow talking about safer parks. a man was stabbed in the back after he sat and talked with friends. a report in the examiner today said one of the solutions is establishing set hours. one of the few restrictions here is the park goers are not allowed to sleep here. the report says newsom may be trying to standardize park hours. the mayor has been trying to help golden gate park closed between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.. citations police issued are mostly ignored. according to some the laws against violent crimes are aimed at stopping vie leapt crimes -- violent crimes. on november 16th a man survived a stabbing attack. two days earlier a decomposing body and severed arm was found. on august 28th a homeless man is found beaten to death. on july 4th a 25-year-old man

is stabbed to death. a pit bull bites three people. coming up i will talk to some of the people that sleep in the park overnight to see if their experiences and recollections matches up with the cities. reporting live kraig debro. if you plan to mail holiday gifts today make sure you leave early. this is expected to be one of the busiest days of the year. what is called the ultimate deadlines are next week. december 20th is the final day for regular mail service to make sure your gifts get there before christmas. uc berkeley students are outrageous about outrageous fines for bicycles. they are getting $220 tickets

for hooking their bikes to rails instead of bike racks, and rolling through stop signs. students are complaining these signs are excessive. even the campus police say they didn't know the fines were so high so they are now looking for a less expensive legal code to use for bicycle citations. right now it's 6:08 let's check back in with sal. sal. >> all right, pam and dave good morning. we're off to a decent start. let's go to the live pictures. bay bridge they usually turn the metering lights on. you can tell it's getting clouded. so far no problems on the bridge. 880 north and southbound. traffic moving a long very well. on the peninsula we are looking pretty good. there is a crash on the shoulder it's an interest taking out of the car.

they are looking for one someone that this car -- they are looking for someone this car may have hit. across the bay on highway 880 traffic is look good. interstate 880 traffic looks good. hayward city and fremont. let's go to steve. thank you, sal . good morning. everyone is in the 50s and cloudy skies a combination of high clouds and low clouds. east, northeast there is a easterly breeze. visibility for some is a couple miles for others it's not too bad. there are high clouds streaming over us. san jose our target forecast maybe a little couple moments on there. a high of 62 today. mostly cloudy skies for everybody today. if you are stuck in the low clouds, fog, it will be one of those days. 53, 54, 55. everyone is really close. because of the cloud cover and

a little easterly breeze. this is the first system which is coming across and that is breaking down the ridge of high pressure. but that ridge firmly in place is the fog and low clouds. we want a system skirting us. today we are look for a lot of lows in the 50s not much of a change here even by noon and all the way into the evening hours. 50s and 60s under mostly cloudy skies. 50s for some. low 60s for others. you might be in the midtowner 60s. that will be it. cloudy to mostly cloudy. it will break wednesday and thursday. all right, thank you, steve. 6:11 is the time right now. alter fewing scene at a preschool in -- a terrifying scene at a preschool in france. and as the united states

senate prepares to vote today on president obama's tax cut deal we'll take a closer look at the costs.

well good morning to you. welcome back. time now 6:14. we are still following overnight news coming from france. that's where a 17-year-old boy armed with two swords held a classroom full of preschoolers hostage. now we can tell you now all 20 of the children and teacher have now been released safely

after several hours of negotiations. reportedly that teenage hostage taker is suffering from depression. the u.s. senate votes today on president obama's tax deal with republicans. ktvu alison burns joins us live from washington and says critics will be focusing on the high price tag of compromise. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning to you, dave. there has been so much focus in recent weeks on how to cut the federal deficit. consider this the congressional budget office estimates the obama gop deal top extend the bush era tax cuts will raise the deficit by $857 billion. that is bigger than the controversial $887 billion. >> by making that two-year trade we got things on the obama priority list twice as

much what is in those high income tax cuts that are important. >> reporter: those include an extension of long-term unemployment benefits and some clean energy tax incentives that were championed by california senators. the bill this tax cut deal is expected to move forward in the senate today. we'll take a closer look at what is happening in the house during my next update in an hour. for now we are live in washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you want to find out more about this deal go to our website ktvu.com just click on the tax cut tab. this morning president obama will sign new legislation to expand the free school meals program and give the government the power bo make -- the power to make the meals healthier. by adding more fruits and vegetables.

it also allows the government to decide what kind of foods will be sold in vending machines, lunch lines, and fundraisers during school hours. a suicide bomber has been arrested. a men any bus packed with explosives blew up at entrance. the taliban is claiming responsibility saying it's in retaliation for a tax on its fighters. richard holbrooke remains in critical condition at a hospital in washington, d.c. this morning. the 69-year-old veteran diplomat suffered a torn aorta. he under went more than 20 hours of surgery over the weekend. let's get the latest on traffic. seoul, how is the east shore doing? >> the east shore is doing okay so far. we have people on the road. it's getting more crowded on

this monday. this one or the next one might with the most productive week. starting next week we already have some people that will be knocking off for the christmas holiday. again, it could be a very busy week here westbound bay bridge showing some slowing here. getting into san francisco. once you get into san francisco it looks okay on the freeway. so again give yourself plenty of time and patients at least it's dry out there. we've had a pretty decent drive. although there is fog out there in some areas. let's bring steve in. the weather expert. >> thank you very much. low clouds. it's up around 1500 to 2,000 feet. thankfully not down on the deck for many. high clouds above. temperatures today starting in the 50s. they will end in the upper 50s or very low 60s. look for a morning fog. and lots of clouds today. there could be few light showers. mainly in the north bay.

by the weekend we uld be looking at pretty good rain and wind. 52, 53, 54, 55. everybody is in that temperature range. one little system coming by that could give us very light rain. i wouldn't worry about that system. temperatures today they are stuck. 55-58. 59 maybe by noon and later today upper 50s to low 60nd. if you can get a little sun it will be slightly warmer. so temperatures really very close to what we had on sunday. cloudy a little bit of light rain. wind and rain arrives friday and saturday. this morning the new york post reports bank of america is selling $1 billion worth of what it calls toxic mortgages.

country wide and merill lynch. most popular type of e-book romance novels. readers say that are more comfortable with the e-books in public because they are more discreet. barnes and noble predict they will surpass hard cover book sells by some time next year. what will happen with land. they have ordered studies on how to redevelop 500 acres on property. one idea focuses on industrial uses with no housing. two others are mix of industries and homes. a new battle is brewing between muni drivers and management. this one involves the drivers year-end bonuses. muni management is taking steps to end this years payouts. the bonuses could be as high as $3,000 per worker.

however, san francisco mayor newsom says the city simply can't afford them this year because of the budget crisis. >> reality is starting to break in that enough is enough. we want to company sate you among the best -- we want to compensate you among the best in the nation. >> last november san francisco voters overwhelming approved to abolish the -- that forced muni workers to abolish the bonus. a new tool that will help officers make the best decision. one charity really strikes bold at a local town. what was placed inside a salvation army kettle and how much is it worth?

good morning. right now traffic is doing well on bay area bridges. we are getting a delay on the bay bridge. it looks like it is going to get thick because of the metering lights just came on. 6:24 let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. many bay area charities are reporting fewer donations this year. at least one has struck gold. a salvation army major said he

got a call from someone making a rare donation. a short time later a man dropped a $1 bill folded with tape. inside the bill was a canadian coin. it's estimated to be worth $1400. >> this is the hardest kettle territory i ever worked. this is the worst. and having one day worth of kettling in one coin is very exciting. >> the watsonville salvation army says in addition to the gold coin it also received four $1,000 checks this weekend. now if you would like to help, you can go to our website ktvu.com and scroll down to the holiday charity section there is alike to local charities that need your help. this morning police in vallejo continue their investigation into a deadly officer involved shooting. that happened saturday afternoon in an alley behind

sonoma boulevard. officers say they confronted a man that repeatedly threatened them. one officer shot and killed them. police have not released the name of the man killed but says he has a long criminal record. the oakland police department -- deal with critical situations. it's called the shoot or don't shoot simulator. look at this. over the weekend the police department opened its doors to the media for a demonstration. police are using that simulator to choose officers to make the right action when they are forced to make a life or death decision. >> the more training you can get the better off the quicker you can make that decision. >> how quickly do you have to make the decision? >> a split second. >> critics have accused weak left-hand place of repeatedly using excessive force when they confront potentially dangerous suspects. the 18-month-old boy that

was found floating in the fountain has died. the boy was with his twin sister, mother, and nanny when he fell into the two feet pool deep water. the family was at the hotel taking pictures of the holiday decorations. some bike riders at uc berkeley says the costs of a bicycle citation on campus is outrageous. how much the fines are costing them and what they are doing about it. i'm tara moriarty live in vacaville where two children were brutally attacked. the suspect a child himself. where were the parents when all of this happened? we'll have answers coming up. and we're looking live at the traders on the new york stock exchange where the opening bell is about to ring. history is about to be made. we'll tell you why.

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welcome back to the morning news. there it is on time. the opening bell ringing in new york this morning. there on the nasdaq. that's a local company emery based pharmaceutical. develops products to treat cancer. there on the new york stock exchange is fedex. there is the opening bell live. not only is this the busiest day at the u.s. postal service, but this is supposed to be the busiest day in fedex history. 16million shipments they are supposed to handle today. that is up 13% from last year. so a lot of people. and good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news.

monday december 13th i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. time now is 5:30. >> a 13-year-old boy is behind bars. he's accused of -- investigators say he broke into a house and sexually assaulted and stabbed a teenage girl and also stabbed an 18-month-old toddler. ktvu tara moriarty is joining us from vacaville. she has the details. good morning. >> reporter: one of the questions many people have is where were the parents when all of this happened? why were these children left behind. we're hearing reports the 13- year-old girl is watching the baby girl when the mother had gone out for the night. both of these children were salvagely attacked. now it all happened just before 3:00 in the morning yesterday here off of bol some way. someone broke into the house and attacked the girl with a

kitchen knife. officials say he raped her and when the baby woke up crying he stabbed him ten times. neighbors were horrified to learn the suspect is a child himself. >> he's a 14-year-old. that's insane. i was horrified. you can't imagine a child being stabbed 20 times. >> the girl was stabbed more than 30times but somehow managed to sneak out -- was stabbed more than 30 times but somehow managed to sneak out and call for help. police surrounded the house for two hours before they broke in and arrested the suspect. the 14-year-old is in juvenile hall facing charges of attempted homicide. the mothers of the victims arrived home at 9:00 completely unaware at what happened. she was obviously distraught. went to the hospital. she is now at the children's

bedside where they are listed in critical condition. we are live in vacaville. >> tara before you go. police are cig the 14-year-old suspect possiblely knew the girl's older brother. any word on where the older brother was at the time and if this is possiblely gang related? >> reporter: we do not know where the older brother was. we have very little information at this time. we do understand a grandmother also lives at this house but she was also not home at the time. a lot of the questions are unanswered. but hopefully when we speak to vacaville police we will get answers to these questions. >> thank you, tara. she is in vacaville. thank you. 6:33. students at sonoma state university are on alert. this happened 7:15 saturday morning. police say two gunmen came in wearing black ski masks.

they tied up a bookstore employee and escaped with an undisclosed amount of money. there is a possible clue this morning into the theft of thousands of dollars of equipment from a belmont high school. police say recently reviewed surveillance video shows an suv there leaving a north gate parking lot of claremont high school just before 10:00 on sunday november 28th. investigators say that vehicle may be a ford escape or something similar. 25 mac books and 30 ipod touches valued at $30,000 were stolen from the school. an apparent murder-suicide that left two young adults from pleasanton are dead. police say she was shot multiple times friday morning

by her exboyfriend. investigators say that they then found shumaci dead after a gun inflicted gunshot wound. today the san jose city council will hold a special public meeting on pot clubs. many people are demanding an end to the recent raids. on friday night they had the help of a smoking santa in a holiday fundraiser the money raised will help pay legal expenses tied to the recent raids. the event was also designed to drum up public support in their campaign in support of medical marijuana. and the vote is scheduled this week on whether to move forward on a plan that would charge drivers for a fee offing parts of san francisco. they will vote tomorrow on whether to study the congestion plan.

the san francisco county san francisco authority says congestion pricing would generate 60-80 million a year. they also say it would help reduce traffic and speed up transit vehicles. chamber of commerce says congestion pricing would drive away potential visitors. >> some students at uc berkeley are furious this morning over what they call outrageous fines on bicyclists. ktvu jade hernandez is live to tell us what kind of fines we are talking about. how high are these fines, jade? >> expensive, fines. some ranging in price up to $220. the uc berkeley police officer informed us this morning the biggest problems he sees when bicyclists wrap up their bikes on handrails. he told me this morning the captain recently told officers not to hand out any more bike citations until they can figure

out a solution to the current problem. the problem students complaining citations are up this year and the fines are outrageous. some students are frustrated over $220 tickets. uc berkeley police officers have caught 41% bicyclers this year opinion but cal doesn't see any of the proceeds. according to campus police the money goes to the city, county, and state coppers. the students upset about the tickets have started a facebook page called bike busters. they allow angry students a place to vent in exploitive tickets. students staged a protest in the dismount zone. it has some students upset.

uc berkeley police have been siting students around the state's vehicle code which doesn't distinguish between bikes. the officer we spoke to says that they can go online anyone who rides a bicycle can go online to help them to avoid these violations if they are worried about getting an expensive ticket. reporting live from berkeley jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. 6:38 is the time right now. eastbound traffic is getting busy we understand. let's go to sal. >> that's right pam and dave it is getting busy if you are driving to san francisco especially we do have a commute now coming up to the toll plaza on the bay bridge. and on 24 westbound. it will be a little busy. you can see lafayette there are more cars on the road getting up to the tunnel. i mention the toll plaza. let's go to it now. the traffic is going to be very busy here.

it's backed up for at least a 20 minute delay or not just 20 minutes yet. 10-15 but it should be 20 minutes later if it doesn't improve. although there are no crashes into the city. let's move a long and take a look at the commute on the freeway here. already slowing on 880 south. approaching highway 92. southbound 101 they cleared up an accident. southbound 101 traffic looks pretty good heading down the peninsula with some slowing getting down toward palo alto. let's go to steve. >> thank you. low cloud deck. not really fog, fog but it's a low cloud deck that has lifted and higher clouds up above. the ridge of high pressure built in. that just locks in the fog for some. this first system right there is falling a part. there is a second one behind it that will give us a little bit of rain. that would be late tonight and into tomorrow.

it's the end of the week where we could get heavy duty rain and wind. we still have four days to fine tune this. today is a lot of low clouds. mostly cloudy skies. cloudy skies late tomorrow. late rain possible. this is a weak system. san jose our target forecast today. morning fog. mostly cloudy skies. give you a high of 62. i did put a couple sun breaks in there. i don't think it will last long. temperatures in the 50s for everybody. some of that light rain right there stretching i doubt much of that is reaching the ground. a little up in the mendocino county and temperatures right now in the 50s. 53, 54, 55 it's just not going to change much. the first system is bump the high out there. this one is a little of potential. that would be tonight into tomorrow. fog is the big story. we're getting an easterly breeze. that brings the low cloud deck in. there is no fog advisories even

for i-5. there is a lot of low clouds and a possibility of light rain tonight and tomorrow. 50s to start off with. upper 50s by noon. upper 50s to a few low 60s under mostly cloudy skies. 50s and 60s by today. we'll have cloudy skies. a little bit of a break wednesday and thursday. we usher in wind and rain on friday. >> okay, steve, thank you. a big announcement could come from the oakland a's this week. the veteran slugger that they are close to signing. and what two san francisco supervisors that are doing today that might lead to a reduce in violent crimes in the park.

good morning to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right now. a vacaville teenager and toddler brother are in critical condition after a horrifying stabbing attack. a 14-year-old boy attacked them while they were sound asleep and home alone inside of their home. a key test is scheduled -- some democrats are opposing extending tax cuts and giving

other breaks to the nations top earns. make sure you leave the house early if you are planning to leave your house today. this is supposed to be the busiest day of the year at the post office. there is a new effort this morning on cracking down on crime at san francisco's parks. new legislation could have a big impact on overnight visitors. kraig debro is live. >> reporter: good morning, pam. one of the reasons they are trying to have an impact on overnight visitors because they are not supposed to sleep in in the park but some still do. not only sleeping in the park but other violations here have prompted others they are going to be talking about increasing lighting here and having more patrols here. as i mentioned the mayor wants to introduce legislation to curve violence in the park.

one of the recent violations happened when a man was stabbed in the back. the report in the today's examiners says wannest solutions is establishing set hours. one of the few restrictions here is that park goers are not allowed to sleep here at night. the mayor has been trying to get golden gate park closed from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.. people sleep in the park any way. according to police so are the laws against violent crimes. take a look at this. this there is a list of them right now. november 16th a stabbing a man survived it. days earlier a decomposing body and arm were found. august 28th a homeless man found beaten july 4th a 23-year- old man stabbed to death. a pit bull bites three people

near jfk drive. i've walked around this area that is near hate street interception. let's see if i can see remanence. i've seen remanence of overnight camping here. a couple homeless guys have walked by. i will have more on that. reporting live in san francisco kraig debro. time now 6:46. the san jose city council votes tomorrow on whether or not to ban plastic bags. it would ban single use plastic bags and also start charging for disposable paper bags. restaurants could still give out plastic bags for carry out meals. secondhand stores would also be exempt from the ban. retailers however could face fines of $500 to $1,000 for violating the ban. this is a critical week in san francisco's effort to host the america's cup. today the city's budget and finance committee will hold its

final hearing the full board is expected to vote on the agreement tomorrow. san francisco has been warned it will lose the right to host the next americas cup unless a deal is signed by friday. america cup organizers say san francisco has violated several key points of the agreement. the oakland a's could have a new member. a deal could be reached today. a news conference would be made tomorrow to make the final announcement. >> that will be interesting. >> they could use that. 6:48. i would assume about now the commute is starting to wake up. >> you are right. in fact, some might say it's already been woken up and they had a cup of coffee and a bagel already if you look at the bay bridge toll plaza. my goodness it's backed up to

the maze and the metering lights are on. the good thing is there are no crashes on the bridge or stalled vehicles and traffic is moving through. the bad thing is it's going to be a crowded monday. that traffic is also busy heading south to the airport area and beyond. northbound traffic is on the right there. you can see the traffic passings the coliseum is moving a long okay. this is northbound 280 traffic moving a long pretty well. getting up to highway 17. that problem or that commute looks pretty good. and we have a live picture of the san francisco international airport now. you can see that marin airport bus in one of the lane. if you're going to the airport it should be okay. but they will have a air ground at 8:00. let's go with steve.

thank you. 54 at sfo. some of the temperatures right now in the 50s. low 50s. for many of you with that big 52-inch high deaf tv you are listening but not watching. turn around and look at your screen. that is a cool graphic. [ applause ] is the water moving? yes, the water is moving. 50s on the temperatures. we will continue to have just stuck. high clouds, low clouds. the low cloud comes up 2,000 feet. the high pressure it was there on the weekend. it's now moving has -- as that first system comes in. maybe a few light showers to north. the e. of the -- the end of the week could be a big deal. san jose starting off under cloudy skies. mostly cloudy 55 to begin. 60 and 62 for a high. temperatures too tough to burn off with that fog. they just can't get there. few light showers possible.

north bay again but that looks very weak. current temperature in the 50s. 53, 54, 55. that system is coming through. setting the table for that system. that gives us a better opportunity for rain. today it's dry unless there is a few light showers or mister drizzle. we do have the fog. no advisories in the valley. there is a big fog bank there. which is up 2,000 feet. tuesday we will bring in clouds. temperatures 50s today to start off with. 50s by noon again. a couple upper 50s and low 60s under a mostly cloudy day. 50s and 60s on the highs. too much in the way of the fog bank. that won't be enough to scour things out. a break wednesday and thursday. a pretty good system arrives on friday. thank you, steve. most major superbowl advertisers will add social

media. today mercedes benz will reveal the first twitter fuel race. they will give away two new cars to those that have the most tweets and likes. pretty good day on wall street this morning. economic stress down to an 18 month low. dow jones live look at the big board is up 22 points. a new discovery is adding to the mystery of one of the world's most famous paintings. what is in the eyes of that woman? that one too. of the moe that lee is a. a popular website is encouraging users to change their pass words even -- passwords even if they are incrypted.

time now 6:55. let's go to tori to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. coming up in minutes. it's happened # again. another attack at a napa state mental hospital. it's left a toy-year-old therapist with four skull track -- a 60-year-old therapist with four skull fractures. and who is in custody. a war could be brewing between san mateo county and san francisco. if they create a toll fee at the city line. a dramatic reaction to a

serious crime has spawned the most watched video of the year. not counting professional music videos. who is holding the first ever hacker cup starting next month. those stories and more coming unon mornings on 2. >> thank you. it is now feared that 22 people are dead after a south korean fishing boat sank in the arctic ocean. 20 sailors were rescued and pulled to safety by nearby fishing boats. but the water out there is so cold that if someone fell in could only last 10 minutes. it's still not clear of what happened. there was a discovery in one of the most famous paintings. they say they were placed there by artist leonardo davinci.

one of her eyes is thought to con the letters -- contain the letters l and v. the painters initials. . >> the pass wards were all incrypted but simped passwords would be vulnerable to hacking attacks. gawker has about 1.3 million users. a parolee is being held at the jail for a horrifying crime. he posed as a army bell ringer, collected donations and pocketed the money. the salvation army fired him recently and he was trying to get even. the spike video game awards was a wild night.

red red determination won a lot. the spike awards are becoming a upcoming event for the video games. san francisco outgoing mayor is promising a crime crack down. you are looking at a live picture. and bike lovers in berkeley are fuming over what they call outrageous police behavior. stay with us. it's up next.