the suspect is a child himself. taramoriarty joins us live from vacaville with more on the story -- tara moriarty joins us live from vacaville with more on the story. >> reporter: good morning. the suspect is a child himself. the house behind me is where the two children were savagely attacked while they were s leeping. they were home at -- they were home alone at the time. we're hearing reports that the 13-year-old girl was baby-

sitting her 18-month-old brother while her mother was o ut. it happened on balsam way. the suspect, the boy, somehow got in the house and started stabbing her with a kitchen knife. >> unfortunately, the 13-year- old was also sexually assaulted. and when the 18-month-old woke up, he was also assaulted and stabbed. >> reporter: police say the suspect stabbed the baby more than denims are times in the stomach and chest area. the girl grabbed her cell phone, her brother and went to the neighbors house. the suspect faces mumm the

charges. police don't have -- faces multiple charges. police don't have a motive. the victim's mother who was out for the night did come back about six hours after the a ttack, around 9:00 in the morning, completely unaware of what had happened. she's at uc davis medical center where her children are listed in critical condition. back to you. >> thank you. 7:02. well, a patient at napa state hospital is in custody this morning after yet another attack on a hospital worker there. police say a patient beat a 60- year-old hospital employee u nconscious early saturday morning. that worker is recovering from very serious injuries. the attack comes less than two months after psychiatric technician donna gross was attack. brentwood police are investigating an assault on one of their police officers that happened after a traffic stop. the officer stooped a car about

2:00 sunday morning on walnut boulevard near oak street for running a red light. both the driver and the passenger ran away. that police officer caught up to the driver in an alley. now, there there was a confrontation and that officer was later found on the ground with a head i njury. he was airlifted to the h ospital. that's where he was treated and then later released. of. after an extended police search, the driver was found and was arrested. police say a homeless man walking around in traffic drunk was hit and killed by a bus -- near the bus. it happened near the east capital expressway. police say the man was in his 40s and earl i 50s -- early 50s. 7:046789 some students are fuming after getting some very expensive cry takes and tickets on the uc berkeley campus.

what may seem like a minor offense is causing cyclists hundreds of dollars. jade hernandez is at the campus with the details. >> reporter: good morning. checking across the council -- trucking around the campus is an economical way to get around. tickets will push that up. we talk to a uc berkeley police officer and he told us that the captain told officers to refrain from handing out any more citations until the department can figure out a problem to the solution over the frustration of these sensitive -- expensive tickets, up to $220. they've caught 40% more bikers this year than the same period last year. students are raising a sink. uc berkeley doesn't see any of the proceeds. the money goes straight to the city, council and state

coffers. students are upset about the ticket and they've started a facebook page called bike b usters. this calls angry students a place to vent. a berkeley city council man plans to meet with the police department and that council is thinking about introducing legislation to better synchronize like lanes with the university. riding through the main c orridor, that can actually get you a ticket if you do that. it's $220. it's bun of the frustrations that students have had but the u.s. berkeley police officer told me the biggest problems -- the biggest problem he sees, they use a handrail. when they do that, it can cause some safety issues and he says he will give a ticket if he

sees any of the problem. for now they are gonna stay away from issuing any citations until they can figure out an answer to this dispute. reporting live in berkeley, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:06. sanmateo county leaders are ready to wage a border war of sorts in response to san francisco's proposed peninsula toll. part of the city's plan calms for a $3 fee during peek commute hours doing the -- crossing the city line from the south. some say if the city approves the plan, they will enact a similar fee for san franciscans trying to enter san mateo c ounty. they will vote tomorrow -- vote tomorrow on the plan. in the meantime, city l eaders will vote on congestion pricing tomorrow. congestion pricing would generate $60 million to $ 80

million a year. 7:07. sal, do you have our morning commute under control? >> well, i'm trying to. but we have some things we need to help -- we need to tell you about. let's go to the south bay. you may have heard about an accident, southbound 280 at 880. you can see it there in our picture. it's not a major deal at all. it's on the shoulder. police and the tow trucks are on the scene. first-degree murder 280 slow coming up to the west valley. not affected by that crash. there is an didn't southbound 88 a at 284 right here the --

right near the dumbarton bridge exit. a car flipped over on the shoulder. even though the lanes are not blocked people are slowing because of the activity on the shoulder. this morning if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, there is a big delay there. let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds, fog. temperatures in the 50s. it's going to be another day -- if you didn't see the sun yesterday you probably won't today. 0 weak system is coming across. 50s, low 50s to mid-50s at best. there could be pockets where there's lousy visit. the system coming through is bum am -- is bumping the high- pressure system. you are saying what high- pressure system? i never saw the sun. well, it's bumping out of here.

a lot of low clouds and high clouds and light rain mainly on tuesday. sanjose's target forecast t oday. fog, then mostly cloudy. we'll start you off at 55, go for a high at noon of 62. too much in the waif hoe clouds and also high clouds. there were a few light showers popping up on stormtracker2. 53, 54, 55. take your pick, everyone is in the same ballpark. another look at that system g etting closer right there. tuesday, clouds and some light rain will make it in here. your forecast today, 50s to start off with. 50s by noon and then upper 50s, very low 60s under a mostly

cloudy day. 50s, 60s to the north. 50s, 60s to the east bay, slightly warmer especially when you get towards the santa clara valley. monterey was 70 yesterday. and then 50s and 60s on the peninsula. half moon bay at 59. five-day, cloudy to mostly cloudy. light rain on friday. rain and wind on friday. a powerful storm that u nleashed snow and strong winds across the upper midwest is now blamed for at least six deaths. this blizzard has caused some pretty scary scene. the snow caused the metrodome in minnesota to collapse. so the nfl moved the game that was supposed to be played tonight to detroit. so this storm is affecting several incoming flights here

-- flights to the bay area. some flights are delayed for up to an hour. the travelers flying out of the area, there are only a few d elays. while part of the nation is dealing with winter storms, southern california is experiencing unseasonably hot weather. the national weather service says the area has record high temperatures. these are live pictures right now from los angeles. where is this? santamonica. >> all right. most places were in the high 80s. similar temperatures are e xpected today before a cooling trend kicks in tomorrow. so very warm december for southern california. >> yeah. 7:12. president obama's tax cut deal faces its first big test today. we'll find out what's happening on capitol hill in a live report from washington. a reality check for muni drivers who are insisting they should still get year-end

bonuses.

good morning. low clouds, gray skies will just hang on most of the day with higher clouds up above. a cloudy day with highs in the upper 50s or low 60s. we're still following overnight news from france. that's where authorities say a 17-year-old boy armed with two swords who held a classroom full of preschoolers hostage is now in police custody. all 20 of the children and their teacher, they were released safely after several hours of negotiations. reportedly that teenaged hast taker was suffering from depression. we're also finding out new information about a suicide b

ombing in sweden on saturday. police say the man behind the attack had sent threats r eferring to jihad in an e-mail shortly before his death. officials say the suicide bomber is a 28-year-old swedish citizen who also lived several years in britain. the suicide bomber was killed. two people suffered minor injuries in that bombing on saturday. 7:15. a nato spokesman said several suspects have been arrested for a suicide bombing in afghanistan yesterday that killed six american troops. a minibus packed with explosives blew up at the entrance to a small base in the southern part of the country. the taliban crameed responsibility saying it was in retaliation for attacks on fight sneers richard holbrooke remains in critical condition. he suffered a torn aorta, the

artery that aboves -- that moves blood from the heart. he underwent 20 hours of surgery over the weekend. president obama's tax cut deal is facing its first major test in the senate today. let's go right to alison burns in our washington, d.c. newsroom for the very latest. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning to y ou, dave. vote is expected in about five hours. but there is some talk that bad weather in other parts of the of the country could keep -- of the conditions could keep senators from getting ahead to vote. despite vocal opposition from democrats, who don't want tax extensions for the wealthy -- >> i respect people who are u nhappy. we share their view on the i ncome tax on the tax. that was part of the deal t hat -- it may be that we have to

accept. >> reporter: the teal includes incentives. it's still unclear what's going to happen in the house where the democrats voted last week to reject it. they are still hoping to make some changes. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> okay. thank you. you can find more details on the controversial deal by going to our channel 2 website, k tvu.com. click on the tax cut tab right on our home page. well, the court-apointed trustee serving as the victims' advocate in the bernie madoff case says something will change even though madoff's son has committed suicide. the trustee says the death of mark madoff will not stop the victims trying to recover a ssets. mark and his brother andrew had also been under investigation in the case but they were not

charged. even some of those who lost money in the -- in the swindle say mark madoff is another of his father's victims. a new battle is bying between muni drivers and m anagement. this one involves the driver's year-end bonuses. muni management is taking steps to end this year's automatic p ayoffs -- payouts. the bonuses can be as high as $ 3,000 per worker. but mayor newsom says the city cannot afford the bonuses this year. reality is starting to break in that enough is enough. we want to compensate you among the best in the nation but you can't get everything. when everybody else gave back, you said no. a week from today, facebook will open registration for its first annual hacker cup.

now, this contest includes three online elimination rounds where hackers from all over the world will be asked to solve complicated computer coding problems. the top 25 hackers will then face-off in the final facebook's headquarters. 7:19. an angry reaction about a crime in alabama is now one of the favorite youtube videos of the year. ♪ >> the bed intruder song is a r emix of an interview with 24- year-old antwan johnson about an attempted rape against his sister. this is the most watched video this year in the noncommercial video category second on the

list is popstar kesha's t icktock. the third is of a 13-year-old aspiring singer and peaianist performing lady ga dah's paparazzi at his school's recital. >> hundreds of workers will be leaving san francisco. and travel troubles. the items discovered in this ring. good morning. westbound 24 traffic busy. we'll tell you more about the busy commute straight ahead. you want some fiber one honey clusters?

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755 of its 830 jobs. 293 of them will move to pleasanton, 422 will move to vacaville, 40 jobs will move to sacramento. 75 of the agency's top officials and their support staff will stay in san francisco. that's expected to save the agency $200 million over the next three years. also tomorrow, the fremont city council is scheduled to talk about what to do with the land surrounding the old nummi auto plant. council has already started a series of studies about how to redevelop nearly 500 acres of property there. one idea focuses on industrial uses and specifically excludes housing. two other options are different mixes of industry and homes. 7:24. famed boxing promoter don king had a bit after travel holdup at cleveland's hopkins international airport over the weekend. airport officials say he was caught at a security checkpoint with ammunition in his carery-

on luggage. the ammunition was confiscated and kings was allowed on the plane. he was in funeral for his w ife's -- he was in cleveland for his wife's funeral who tied last tuesday of stomach cancer. sal, what's happening on the roads? >> it's busy out there. southbound 880 at dakota road or at highway 84. it's right there if you are driving from hayward to fremont. traffic is slow heading down to fremont because of the crash and also because of the commute. westbound 580 coming in over the tracy area. we also got word that 205 is just a mess this morning. this is 280 northbound. you are gonna get a little bit of slowing here. after that, it does move okay into the valley.

>> let's go to steve. a lot of cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. it's going to be one of those days. if you have the low cloud deck, fog. it will be close to what we had on sunday. there were some temperatures in the 70s but you had to be close to the monterey valley and carmel. i haven't changed these temperatures in about two hours. i doubt i will in the next two because of teach cloud cover. the little system to the left of the screen may give us some light rain in the north bay late tonight and tomorrow. today it is 50s to at least noon. light rain tuesday, not much. mostly cloudy, a break on wednesday. probably thursday and then rain and wind arrive on friday, tori and dave. >> thank you, steve. it's 7:26.

expectatives from virginia are in the bay area -- detectives from virginia are in the bay area and surveillance tape may provide crucial clues into an investigation regarding a daughter's kidnapping and a mother's killing. movement around city hall aimed at preventing the homeless people from sleeping here. the homeless people i spoke to say this is not gonna work. and this the -- this is the busiest day at the post office.

san francisco's mayor wants to crack down on crime in the city parks. newsom plans to introduce legislation before he leaves office, specifically addressing violence at golden gate park. kraig debro is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, tori. last month, a man was stabbed here at 8th and stanian. this is sort of the gateway into the park. because of that and other incidents, two supervisors are going to be calling for more lighting and safety patrols in golden gate park. now, the two supervisors are just two, mayor newsom will be introducing something tomorrow addressing the problem of violence in going park. the report in "the examiner" says one of the solutions is establishing set hours here at golden gate and other parks.

right now, one of the few restrictions here is that p arkgoers aren't allowed to sleep here. the mayor did not release details but the report said that they were trying to standardize park hours so they are consistent with one another. a park supervisor said there are people who sleep here. typically they are not supposed to be here between 8:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. but he admitted there are no park hours. he says by the time they get here it's too late for anybody to do anything about it. now, people sleep in the park can be issued citations but m ostly those citations are w arned. on november 16th, a man survived a stabbing attack. two days the later, a d ecomposing body and the s evennerred arm were found on the south side of the polo f

ield. and in august, a man was found beaten to death. another man stabbed to death and then a pit bull bites three people. and then how do you tell somebody is homeless? i just saw a woman over -- over here. i thought for sure she was h omeless. i talked to somebody in the p ark, they said she's not h omeless. serious comes here every day. you will meet another guy who says he doesn't sleep in the park either but he does come in here and pick up trash and recycling. it looks like they are solving other crimes. we'll talk to them in about an hour. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 n ews. >> palo alto police are p reminding people to be aware of their surroundings after a woman was robbed in front of her house over the weekend. it happened around 7:00 saturday evening when the woman was returning to her home on el

cajon way. police say a suspect snatched her purse before speeding off in a dark-colored four-door sedan. police are investigating -- are investigating to see if this robbery is connected with other robberies recently in the room. on friday, police in san francisco say they found a child and her accused kidnapper panhandling outside this safeway store in the city's richmond district. detectives from virginia are now here in the san francisco area but they are not saying much about this investigation. >> now that she's been fined an will be headed back soon, their police department's focus has shifted to the murder investigation. the investigation will continue. you can see tear was surveillance video about the case. police say -- it actually shows

that the girl is walking with someone inside a walmart store in this case. again, the investigation continues. this is a man believed to have kidnapped the girl as well as killed her mother in the case and the investigation will continue. family and friends remember 22-year-old michelle davis, saturday night in san diego. police say she was shot several times friday morning by her e x- boyfriend, 21-year-old daniel shumake. investigators found him dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in a truck nearby. both were graduates of pleasanton's high school. david was a student at san diego university while shumate garage wait a minuted from the school this year. police found robert lichen

s tein about a mile om his home. he was reported missing tuesday. his family says he would often go for walks in his n eighborhood. they believe he may have possibly suffered a heart attack while walking down a trail. 7:34. students at sonoma state university are on alert after a campus bookstore was robbed. it happened around 7:15 saturday morning. police say two gunmen came in wearing black ski makes. they tied up a bookstore employee got away with an u ndisclosed amount of money. no arrests have been made. a campus spokesperson said the store had extra money on happened because it was book buy back type. today the city of texas had hold a special meeting on pot clubs. on friday night, they had a smoking santa at one pot club. the money raised will help pay

legal expenses tied to the recent raids across the city. the event was also designed to drum up support 234 their campaign and the support of medical marijuana. make sure you leave early if you are planning to male off your holiday gifts today -- mail off your holiday gifts today. what's called the ultimate deadlines are next week. the u.s. postal office says december 20th if the -- is the final day to make sure your g ifts get to the destination by christmas. and december 22nd is the -- is express mail. sal, you are getting -- letting us know about heavy traffic and heavy fog, especially in contra costa county. >> that's -- that's right.

normally we saw you highway 4. we can show you this area. it's slow in anty okay ap -- antioch and brentwood. steve knows a lot about the area and the fog. he willle -- he will be here in just a moment to tell us about the weather. the fog bank may affect traffic at at the toll plaza. this mayen the last full week of heavy traffic because next week already people will start leaving for the holidays. so this week is expected to be very busy. traditionally the busiest week in december. westbound 580 traffic slow coming in from the livermore area, getting up to interstate 580 and over to castro valley. let's go -- let's go to steve. we do have areas of fog. 1500, 2,000 foot deck. above that higher clouds. temperatures stuck in the 50s. plenty of fog. no advisories but there could -- there could be some areas

where the fog and visibility could be down to half a mile or quarter mile. you can see the first system coming through. blasting through the ridge of high pressure. yes, we had a ridge of high pressure over err the weekend. for some down towards carmel valley, there's the 70s. but for others, it was too gray. you get the fog in the valley and temperatures are stuck. morning fog. a lot of clouds. mainly rain to the north and then the weekend looks like rain for everybody and wind, possibly friday, saturday, into sunday. sanjose, starting off cloudy skies, mostly cloudy, fog. we'll go 55 to start. 60 and then 62 for a high. if you don't see the stun, it's just because there's too much

cloud cover. patchy fog, high and low clouds. 50s, 60s. it's going to be a cloudy m onday. cloudy monday. i don't wily see much in the way of any break. maybe the farther south you go, it could be better. st.helena in there. vallejo, fairfield, 59. antioch, pittsburg, the same. concord, 60. but alameda 60. santa clara 63. a little warmer. we'll go to los gatos, gilroy, santa cruz. if you are down towards salinas it may be warmer down there. half moon are moon bay, 59. menlo park in there as well. mostly cloudy with light rain to the north. i almost didn't put it in. mostly cloudy, wednesday. a little break on thursday and then here comes your rain on friday. 7:39. a powerful storm across the

upper midwest is being blamed for at least six. deaths. it's also produced some scary scenes scenes from an nhl dome. >> reporter: the roof, you used to be able to see it. it's down, it's collapsed. it's the most amazing video that people have seen in an awfully long time. fox recorded it yesterday morning right about 5:00. what this is the metrodome. it really is a big air pillow with a concrete base to it. too much snow, too much ice on the top, not enough air pressure on the inside. it's made out of teflon, that tore. three panels are ripped and that's what caused the dome to go down. folks were on top of the b uilding on saturday afternoon. we had 17 inches of snow between friday flight and saturday n ight. so they are up there with hot water trying to steam and brush the snow off.

it was so windy and it was s nowing so hoard that they had to call the guys off at m idnight. now we have experts coming in from the -- from across the country. people who specialize in this type of construction. this is 1981 construction. they are coming inning to find out exactly what they need to do to repair this dome. vikings have been moved -- they were supposed to play yesterday. they moved it to 7::00 last n ight. they didn't play last night so today the vikings take on the giants -- take on the -- >> tom, you look bundled up there. how cold is it there? >> reporter: el, wits minus 6. wind chill between 20 and 30 below. it's so cold. it gets cold here. it is december here. it's so cold that two districts call off school for the day.

>> i wont tell you -- tosh chair you and tell you what it is in the bay area. it's not minus six. what is it the 50s? it's in the 50s right now. that was tom holden reporting live from minnesota. training to make life or death decisions in an instant. we'll show you the new tool for the oakland police department which should help officers when to -- to know when to shoot and -- or hold fire.

fumes are up as there's expectations that the -- numbers are up as there's expectations about tax cuts. 7:44. back here at home, this morning, vallejo police continue their investigation into a deadly officer-involved shooting. this happened saturday afternoon in an alley behind sonoma boulevard near kentucky street. police say they confronted a man who threatened them while h olding a gun. one officer shot and killed the man. police can have not released the name of the man who was killed but he has a long criminal record in another state. the oakland police department has another tool to help police deal with l ife-and- death situations. er other the -- over the w eekend, the police opened the door to the medias to see the

-- to let us see the demonstration. they are now using this officers to take the right actions when they are suppose -- when they are forced to make a decision. >> how quickly do you have to make that decision? >> 1 second. maybe .10 of a second. right now, president obama is at an elementary school in washington to sign legislation to make school lunches h ealthier. this is mrs. obama speaking and the president standing next to her. she's joining the president for the signing in washington, d.c. one of michelle obama's priorities in the last two years has been to improve childhood health and especially healthy meeting. this sets -- this sets new

standards for low income s tudents by making sure that more schools and vegetables are included. it's part of the goal of saving the -- of solving the problem of obesity. in the meantime, a yale university study has good news for parents who don't want their children to eat super sugary cereal. the kid study liked the l ow- sugar options. may could become the next bay area city to ban blass tick bags. the proposed ordinance would take effect in january. this would -- they would start to charge for disposable paper bags. restaurants could still give out plastic bag fors carry

outmeals. the city is hoping to encourage people to bring reusable foot bags whenever they -- whenever they go shopping. >> a lot of people are hurting and need so be -- need to be supported and i think this is a hard time of year for them. >> the watsonville salvation army says in addition to the gold coin it received four $ 1,000 checks this weekend. the oakland laiders are teaming up about the -- with the u.s. marines toys for tots program. jason campbell and wide

receiver jacoby forbe will meet fans and sign autographs at the southbound mall in hayward. that's at the hall's raiders i nplate snore. >> a london newspaper published a letter making a plea to the iranian government. they are calling to the release of this woman an iranian mother of two committed of adultery in 2006. she's been sentenced to death by stoning. iranian officials have put off that as well. the matter is now under review. sarah palin size the conditions in hatery -- patety are worse than expect. she made that statement.

palin said a u.s. airlift of supplies may be needed to help the haitians survive a cholera outbreak that's killed almost 2,000 people. 7:49. we're getting our first look at the official engagement photos of prince william and kate middleton. a celebrity photographer took the photos in london a week after the royal couple annoyed their engagement. they will marry at westminster abbey in april. he took the very famous black and which toes published in vanity fair. >> really? >> yeah. a critical deadline now just days away. sanfrancisco -- they have a tough time becoming the host for the next america's cup. scientists have a new theory of how rix of saturn -- of how rings of saturns were performed.

fresno police say the owner of a video game store will not be charge the for shooting and killing a teenager who tried to rob him. police say three armed teenagers forced their way inside as the store was closing saturday n ight. when the robbers pushed store employee -- employees to the ground, the owner took out his gun and shot one the suspects. he was found dead a mile away. police are still looking for the other two suspects. police in belmont hope they have an important clue after they -- eaching it will lead them to whoever showed computer equipment from a high school. the surveillance shows just before 10:00 on the night of -- night of sunday november 2th, investigators believe 25 --

believe this is a van. this sa -- this is a critical week in san francisco's efforts to host the america's cup yacht race. today the city's budget and finance committee will hold the final. sanfrancisco has been warned it will lose the right to host the right to host america's cup unless a deal is signed by friday. organizers say san francisco has violated several he key parts of the initial agreement. 7:54. a lot of people are hoping for clear skies one week for t onight. that's so they will get the clearest possible view of the lunar ellipse. the sideshow coincides with the full moon which carries over in the winter soltice. there will be a moon over mare island starting on december 7th. astronomers now think the rix of sat earn are what's left of a man that's circled a

planet four and a half billion years ago. as the moon dropped to the surface, scientists think that's where the color and unusual l ings come from. it's a beautiful site. sal, can you see clear to get cars moving at the toll plaza. >> yeah. it's very busy at the toll p laza. this is gonna be the week that will be the busiest because next week people start taking off for the holidays already. as you can see from this live picture, it is going to be very slow here at the toll plaza. no problems getting into san francisco. also this morning we're looking at 880 north and south in front of the coliseum. that traffic is moving well. we don't have any major crashes on 880 in the east bay. one more thing i want to m

ention. 880 southbound just before highway 84 another accident this time involving a semi heading down to fremont. it's a bad drive. let's go to steve. a lot of clouds, kind of a lucky day. temperatures in the 50s. kind of cool if you are stuck in the fog. more low clouds than really fog. but it's a compin nation of the two. there's some fog and also higher clouds up above. with the days very short and angle of the sun nonexistent it's tough to burn off the fog. 50s, 53, 54, 55. system to the left right there. that has a lot bit of oomph to it. that will give us rain late

tonight and tomorrow. but a mostly cloudy, cloudy monday, patchy fog, low clouds, gray skies, upper 50s, a few low 60s. if you can get the sun, you may into the see the sun at all. temperatures 50s and 60s. napa 62. >> five-day cloudy. wednesday a break, thursday a break and then rain on friday. 7:57. a 14-year-old boy is behind bars this morning. he's accused of a horrifying crime that occurred inside of a vacaville home while two children were home alone. once again, as staff members demonstrations.

good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday, december 13th. well arkansas cauville teenager and her toddler brother are still in critical condition following a horrifying stabbing attack. police say this vicious attack whiled the -- while the children were at home and sound asleep. tara moriarty is live in vacaville with all of the details. >> good morning, dave. we've had a chance to talk to some neighbors here and they are still very rattled by this violent attack on two children. many people are just very angry

and trying to make sense of why it all happened. now, the attack happened off of balsam way early yesterday morning. both children were home alone and savagely attacked while they were sleeping. it happened just before 3:00 in the morning. police say someone broke in the house and attacked the girl with a kitchen knife while lying in bed next to her brother. officials say he sexually assaulted her and when the baby woke up crying, he stabbed him ten times and assaulted him as well. a 14-year-old. that's insane. you can't emergency a child b eing stabbed, 20 times. >> now, the girl was stabbed moyer than 30 miles but somehow managed to sneak out while the suspects fell asleep inside of the house. she gabbed the -- grabbed the baby and her cell phone, calmed 911 and went to a neighbor's house.

police surrounded the house for two hours before they busted in around 6:00 and arrested the suspect. that 14-year-old is in juvenile hall facing charges of attempted homicide and sexual asay the. one of the questions that many have had about this story is when were the parents when this attack happened. we're hearing reports that the 14-year-old was left alone to baby-sit. investigators say the mother was working. as far as the suspect, they believe he was an acquaintance. another interesting point, the victim's older brother is 16 years old and used to frequently baby-sit the children here. apparently he was in juvenile hall at the time when this

attack occurred. so he was not home. back to you. >> thank you. a patient at napa state hospital is in custody this morning after yet another attack on a hospital worker. police say a patient beat a 60- year-old hospital employee u nconscious early saturday morning. the worker is recovering from serious head injuries. the attack comes less than two months after psychiatric tech initial donna gross was s trangled at the hospital. another patient is facing murder charges in connection wither in death. this morning, brentwood police are investigating an assault on one of their police officers. it happened after a traffic s top. the officer stopped a car around 2:00 a.m. on sunday on walnut boulevard near oak street for rupping a red light. both the driver and passenger ran away. there was a confrontation and the other was found later on the ground with a head injury. he was airlifted to the hospital where he was treat and

released after an extensive search. >> -- search, the driver was found and arrested. police say a homeless man drunk and walking around this in traffic was hit and killed by a bus. this happened around 5:30 yesterday evening right near the intersections of east capital expressway and aburn road. police say the man was in his 40s or early 50s. his name has not been released. passengers were actually on the bus at the time. a spokesperson for the company says the bus driver was pretty shaken up. some students at uc berkeley with -- berkeley are launching a bicycle riding revolt. they say campus police are w riting citations for hundreds of dollars for minor things. >> reporter: riding through the main campus of the uc berkeley campus, if you get caught instead of getting off yuck

bicycle and walking it through campus, it can cost you $220. it's just one of the citations that's raised student anger. >> i think that they should i mprove the signage. i'm not sure it's evident to a lot of students. that there is such a steep fine. sometimes i want to tell at somebody to get off their like. >> reporter: the bicyclist we spoke to works here on campus and said she's pored over maps and is on e-mail lists for bikers. she says students have so many other things which keep them occupied, maps and info on time may not reach them. a uc berkeley police officer told officers were told to refrain from handing out any more citations until the department can figure out a solution. uc berkeley officers have

fought 41% more bikers this semester. officers at the department say they didn't know the tickets were so expensive. uc berkeley has been citing the students. ironically the university does not receive any of the proceeds according to campus police, the money goes straight to the city, county and state. students observed a protest r ide. a berkeley city councilman plans to meet with police to see if the issue can be resolved. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. six minutes after 8:00. sanmateo county leaders are

ready to wage a border war of sorts in response to san francisco's proposed peninsula toll. part of the city's plan calls for a $3 fee during peak commute hours for drivers crossing the city line to the south. but one daly city supervisor says if the city moves forward with tolls. he will retaliate. >> if they approve this, i as the member of the san mateo county congestion board will then ask that board to assess a $12 fee specifically for san francisco residents entering san mateo county. the supervisor says the c ity's toll plan could cost san mateo county residents hundreds of extra dollars a y ear. sanfrancisco supervisors will vote tomorrow on a study of the toll program. if the plan is approved it would take effect in 2015.

>> the commute on 80 westbound is going to be slow. pretty much from richmond all the -- although the only thing we have going for us, we haven't had that many major crashes -- crashes, especially on the freeway. we've had some minor accidents. we have one at 880 eastbound hilltop drive that's been in the clearing stages for a little b it. this morning's drive is going to be okay on westbound 580. we have some stop-and-go traffic here coming through the livermore valley. also 6 0 from about the 580 interchange very slow and 880 -- in fact, let's go to -- let me move up to 880. 880 southbound. look at all of that slow traffic from hayward to union city. let's go to steve. very happy monday morning. cloudy monday morning.

fog, low clouds, high clouds, gray skies. temperatures in the 50s. for many they will stay in the a s today. can't get through the clouds. when you throw the high clouds into the mix, that just makes it extra tough to burn off. so morning fog, plenty of c louds. cloud cover tomorrow, light r ain. the bigger system is toward the end of the week. friday saturday, it looks like rain and win for everybody. clouds continue to roll in and one system is coming in b ehind -- behind that. it's a dry monday. some dense fog but really more low clouds. that next system is slicing in right there. it will come in tonight and tomorrow. it looks like rain will

develop. and that will take us in with a break on thursday. today, cloudy skies, that's the combination of hoe and -- low and high. 50s on the temperature. five-day has cloudy skies. the next system on friday is stronger. ten minutes after 8:00. a powerful storm with snow and strong winds continues to hit the midwest this morning. right now, authorities in indiana are working to reach some people who have been t rapped in their cars for as long as 12 hours on a s now- covered highway. nearly 1400 flights were c ancelled in chicago over the weekend because of the storm. so far this morning, weather

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authorities in france say a boy armed with two swords who held a preschool hostage is in police custody. all 20 children and their teacher were released safely after several hours of negotiation. reportedly the teenage h ostagetaker suffers from depression. and we're learning more about a suicide bombing in swede on saturday. police say the man behind the attack had sent threats before the attack. authorities say he was a 28- year-old swedish citizen who also lived several years in britain. two people were hurt in the b ombing. investigators say it's likely that part of the explosives detonated by mistake before the bomber reached his final investigation. 8:14. a spokesman for nato is saying several suspects have been arrested for a suicide bombing in afghanistan that killed six

american troops. now, yesterday, a minibus, p acked with explosives blew up the entrance to a small military base. the taliban claims responsibility for this calling it retaliation for the attacks -- attacks on the pakistan. 8:15. the u.s. senate votes today on president obama's tax deal with republicans. allison burns joins us live from washington. allison, good morning. >> reporter:good morning, tori. there has been so much focus in recent weeks on how to reduce the growing federal deficit. well, consider this -- the congressional budget office

estimates that this obama gop tax deal to extend bush-era tax cuts for two more years will raise the federal deficit by $ 857 billion. that's bigger than the very controversial $787 billion economic stimulus plan last y ear. the white house insists it's a good deal. >> by making that two-year t rade, we got things on the obama priority list, twice -- >> now, those include an extension of long-term u nemployment benefits and some clean energy tax incentives that have been championed by came's senators. it is expected to move forward in the senate today but it's still unclear what's going to happen in the house where a lot of democrats are still hoping to make some changes to limit those tax breaks for the

wealthy -- >> thank you, allison. the court-apointed trustee serving as the victims' advocate in the bernard madoff says nothing will change despite the suicide death of madoff's son mark and and drew madoff were under investigation but were not charged. even those who lost money in the swindle say mark madoff is another of his father's victims. a new labor battle is b rewing between muni drivers and management. now, this one involves the drivers end-the - -- end of the year bonus. muni management wants to eliminate the automatic bonuses. those benusses can be as much as $3,000 per worker.

how far, san francisco mayor newsom says the city can't afford them this year. reality is starting to break in that enough is enough. we want to compensate you. when everybody else said no -- when everybody gave back, you said no. a week from today facebook will open registration to its first annual hacker cup. the contest will consist of three online elimb nation rounds where hackers from around the world will be asked to solve complicated commuter coding problems.

♪ this is a remix interview with antwan dodson about an attempted rape against his younger sister. the video has had about 61 million views so far, making it the most watched video this year in the non-commercial music video category. second on the list is the youtube parity of ticktock. a bay area man who recently rang a bell for the salvation army today is behind bars. a media website is warning

its users would should change their password. if you are driving in the south bay, it's been a pretty decent drive today. we'll tell you where the trouble spots are and also give you a look at today's weather.

an agency that's been in san francisco nearly 100 years says it just can't afford to stay in the city anymore.

the state compensation insurance fund will relocate 755 of its 830 worker. 293 will move to pleasanton. 422 to vacaville and 40 to sacramento. 75 of the agency's top brass and their support staff will stay in san francisco. this is expected to save the agency $200 million over the next three years. well, the parolee arrested in vacaville is being held at the solano county jail caulked in a heartless holiday crimele police say 47-year-old maurice van buren impersonating a salvation army bell ringer, collected -- collected donations and stole the money. investigators say the salvation army army recently fired van buren and he may well have been trying to retaliate against the salvation army. well, people who check in on gobber.com, you are being e ncouraged to change your passwords because that site was

hit by hackers. gobber says even though the -- officials also suggest anyone what uses the name password on g ocker and other witnesses you should change it. gocker has 1.3 million users. the nfl is investigating a coach after he admitted to t ripping an opposing player from the sidelines during a game. newyork jets assistant coach, you can see it there, apologized for interfering with miami dolphins quarterback nolan carol as he covered a punt during the victory. you can see the foot there. a jets spokesman said the team is reviewing the matter. he could face discipline from both his team and the league. >> he was down for a while. i don't think he was seriously hurt but probably -- >> shook him up a little bit. >> yes.

>> and local -- raiders, it was a heartbreaker yesterday,. >> yes. sal is checking our bridges right now. >> just like everything on the nfl is on video, so are our bridges. >> all right. >> there we go. let's take -- you know, everything is on video these days, folks. just remember that. westbound bay bridge as you come up to the toll plaza, it's b acked up to the macarthur maze. that's still a 15 to 20 minute delay. sanmateo is okay. the richmond bridge traffic looks good. there is a lane closed at the golden gate bridge. southbound 101, that right lane is not causing a huge traffic jam but that far light rain l eading up to -- let's say if you want to make that right turn will be shut down. those are the higher clouds

coming through. temperatures, 50s. haven't changed a thing. i was trying to. but i can't. they are stuck. clouds will continue to come in here. the system to the left of the screen will give us light rain late tonight and tomorrow. and that's really kind of a weak system but behind that, by the end of the week, there's -- it looks like some pretty strong systems coming in for friday and saturday. 50s today from 7:00 a.m. to noon. santarosa, 62. fairfield, antioch, oakley, 59. 50s, 50s. upper 50s and low 60s it won't matter today. unless you are down toward the monterey bay and salinas. cloudy moves in and then rain and wind on friday. >> thank you. detectives from virginia are right here in the bay area this morning and surveillance tape maple -- may provide crucial clues into their investigation into the young girl's kidnapping and the murder of her mother.

>> reporter: there is a problem with violent crime at the park that a lot of people are blaming on the homeless people. just last month, one hanked here at stanian and -- one happened here at stanian and haight street. newsom plans to introduce legislation at tomorrow's regular supervisors' meeting. the mayor will call for standard hours at the city's parks. in the past he's called for golden gate park to close between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. today, two supervisors are h

olding hearings about lighting parks. we spoke to a man who said he's been homeless for 30 years and in his opinion neither cutting park hours nor increasing lighting or patrols will work. >> how are they gonna do that? are gonna put up gates? dogs? that's not the answer. the answer is helping these k ids, helping them get a job. helping them get off the s treets. instead of them turning to alcohol and drugs and throwing their life away and the government don't want to help them. >> reporter: he says he doesn't sleep in the park because of a -- because a friend committed suicide here after seeing a woman say, -- assaulted. i also spoke to a park ranger and that ranger told me they roust people sleeping here if they find them and they issue citations. finally, if you come to golden gate park or any other park you will see a sign indicating the

parks do close but i -- but i spoke with someone who works here every day. he says hours are for people who want to stop and stay here. if you come to the park you might see a sign that says the park is closed between -- you might be looking at the sign right now. the park's -- the park is not technically closed. it's just technically closed overnight. reporting live in san francisco, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 n ews. -- time now is 8:32. should be -- you should be very aware of your surroundings this after a woman was robbed right in front of her house over the weekend. this happened around 7:00 saturday evening when the woman was returning to her home on el cajon way. police say a suspect snapped her purse before escaping in a

d ark-colored four-door sedan. police are checking to see if this robbery is connected to others. a 12-year-old kidnapping victim from virginia is in protective custody in the bay area waiting to return home. on friday, police in san francisco say they found the child an her accused kidnapper, panhandling outside a safeway store in the richmond district. detectives from virginia are in san francisco but at this point they are saying very little about this incident -- investigation. >> now that she's been found and will be heading pack to roanoke soon, the roanoke county s heriff's office has shifted to the murder investigation. tina smith of virginia virginia was one dead inner with home one week ago. a surveillance camera captured her daughter walking with jeffvy scott at a walmart in roanoke county. the video was taken the same day they believe the mother was

k illed. police say the mother met the man on the internet and recently moved 234 the mother and her daughter. a missing 15-year-old girl from redding is safe this morning after being found 234 san francisco. she disappeared last month. a cousin of the missing girl was shoppings at the sports basement in san francisco on saturday and spotted her walking with her uncle and another man. 4-year-old charles bur ling hoff was arrested and two other men who may have been involved in the teen's abduction were d etained. 8:34. well, students at sonoma state university are on alert after a campus bookstore was robbed. it's. this happened around 7:15 saturday morning. police say two gunmen burst in wearing black ski masks. they died up -- tied up a bookstore employee and got away with an unknown amount of cash. no arrests have been made. the store had extra money on hand because it was book buy

back time. a bay area wildlife group is offering a $6,000 reward after several sea gall -- sea gums have been found with beer cans around their next. this one was spotted -- spotted a few weeks ago on san f rancisco's state campus. the group saved it yesterday. the group says they are still looking for at least gave seagulls in the bay area with cans around their neck. today, the san jose city council will hold a special public meeting about pot clubs. they say a lot of people are demanding an end to the recent raids. on friday night they had the help of this smoking santa. make sure leave early if you are planning to -- planning to mail your holiday gifts

today. this is one of the busiest days of the year for the u.s. post office, federal express and u.p.s. consumer editor tom vacar joins us live from san francisco with more on the story. good morning, tom. well, have a look. we're here at the shipping center foresan francisco. you are not just looking at trucks and packages what you are really looking at are economic indicators. we're really looking at what the economy is doing. let's take u.p.s., for example. it expects this year to be 7.5% versus 2009. that would mean by the time the holiday is over, it will have shipped 430 million packages. it expects its busiest but -- busiest day to be on the 22nd. federal express is expecting

its busiest shipping day today, 16 million packages are expected to go through the system. that's 13% better than 2009. a sure sign that the economy is improving. finally, the united states postal office, its busiest day will be next monday when 8 00 million pieces of mail will go through the system. and the point of all of this b eing that this means that at least with respect to the buying of retail things and the s hipping of retail things. we're definitely seeing an u pswing and hopefully jobs will follow. but the idea is that we're really beginning to an -- b eginning to see a rampup of business. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> yeah, get there a little more quickly than you would expect. so for those pro crafter ins you have to get more organized. we want to check in now with sal and see what's happening on the roads.

you were saying this may be the last full week of heavy traffic for -- before the holiday traffic kicks in. >> usually people have the days off before the holiday, the week before. not this year. as we get closer to the holiday we'll be paying special attention to the airport. look at highway 101-6789 that's northbound 101 on the left. but look at southbound 101 on the right. that's not usual. it looks like we could have some sort of a crash. southbound 101 at some point. it could be a new one. i don't see it here on the chp screen. that doesn't mean it is not there. it just means they don't know about it yet. northbound 101 in san jose, that traffic is busy as you drive up to sunnyvale. on the peninsula, highway 101 near 92 is also slow.

880 is still very slow heading from hayward to fremont with some improvement. high clouds, combination of all of those means plenty of clouds and not much in the way of sun. just gray skies, a lot of it is up around 2,000 feet. the angle of the sun is too low in sky right now. too many clouds. the system to the far left of your screen might give us rain tonight. right now it's just a lot of cloud cover. and temperatures in the 50s. morning fog, low clouds. cloudy skies tomorrow. late rhine -- light rain will make it but the bigger system looks like it's on tap on friday for saturday. we need a decent system to come in mere. stay-- san jose starting off with fog. i went 62 maybe a little sun peeking through. it's very foggy and cloudy. i tried to change the

temperatures, i couldn't. >> one system going through. this one coming in right there. showing a little bit more promise that will be your rain for tuesday but behind that there is a lot starting to get its act together. we'll get a break wednesday, thursday. today-- most of it is up high. forecasted highs upper 50s -- 50s and low 60s. if you get some it will be m uggy. low 60s for some. mid-60s the farther south you go to the mid-60s near monterey. upper 50s and 60s. just too much fog on the valley. that little east-northeast wind. cloudy with rain on tuesday. rain and wind arrive on friday. >> thank you, steve. of course, the very intense storm system? the midwest, this powerful storm unleased snow and strong winds across the upper midwest. it's now blamed for at least six deaths. big blizzard has produced scary scenes.

check this out. the heavy snow caused -- caused the inflatable top of the minneapolis metrodome to save i n. so the nfl moved the game from flip sofa to detroit's ford field and that game will be p layed tonight. we received this video from detroit a short time ago. it shows fans lining up outside for this evening's unexpected football game. the transwho travel from minnesota and new york will get prime sees -- will get prime seats on the 50-yard line. >> it feels cold through the cameras. >> exactly. they have to bunding up there -- bundle up there. we're just find out this morning of a sexual assault that happened inside of a san leandro walmart. we'll tell you who helped the police catch the suspect. [ female announcer this is a strawberry pop tart...

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we're just learning this morning that a man has been arrested at a san leandro walmart for touching a child in appropriately. police were called to the walmart on davis street around 7:00 friday night. police say an 8-year-old girl was shopping there with her family when she went looking

for her brother. shortly after that, she returned to her mother and toll her a man picked her up and touched her. when the family spotted the man he tried to run out of the s tore. the two customers changed after him and held him -- and hel him until police arrived. the 18-month-old boy found floating in the hyatt fountain has dyed. he was with his -- has died. he was with his mother, grandmother and twin sister when he fell into the water. he was taken to the hospital where he died on saturday. the family was at the hotel taking pictures of the holiday decorations. 8:46. just a short while ago, president obama signed new legislation to expand the free school meals program and make the meals healthier. now, michelle obama joined the president for the signing. the 4-point -- dash the $ 4.5

billion measure sets the new standard by adding more fruits and vegetables. this is all part of the obama administration's administration to help to drive the problem about owes beatsty. and good news for parents would don't want their children to eat those sugary cereals. the students, even when then -- when they added more sugar,ty weren't as sweet as those who ate the sugar serial. while many bay area c harities are reporting fewer donations this year. at least one has struck bold. someone dropped a $1 billion bill at a wall green's in w atsonville. inside was a rare, bure, gold,

1969 canadian coin worth about $ 1400. it comes as bay area salvation army offices report a drop in donations. there are a lot of people that are hurting and need po b e -- need to be supportive. i think this is a hard time of year for them. the watsonville salvation army says in addition to the gold coin, it received four $1,000 checks this weekend. the oakland raiders are teaming up with the u.s. marines, toys for tots program, in exchange for a new unwrapped toy. jason campbell and jacoby ford will meet fans at the southbound mall in hayward. that's at the mall's raider image store. if you would like to help go to our website, ktvu.com. scroll down to the "holiday charity" section. there is a link to local d ireties that need help. well, expect to see most super bowl advertisers c onnecting with their ad

campaigns to social networking this year. in fact, today, mercedes-benz is unveiling what it calls the world's first twitter-fueled race. they will give away two of the cars to the two-person team of social media users who have the most tweets and other social media markers by super bowl sunday. if you what. to play in this, the casting call for players hopes today on the mercedes' bends facebook page. a new stu du i -- a new study finds that ipad users are look lick to drop their p rescriptions. they found more than 80% of ipad ussers use that device to read news and keep up with current events. romance novels are out -- were outspelling -- are o utselling all types of e books. they say the ebooker is more discreet since they dentsh dash

since they don't have the descriptions. we're getting our first look at the official engagement photos of prince william and kate middleton. a celebrity photographer took the photos in london, a week after the royal couple announced their engagement. they will marry at westminster abbey in april. 8:50. two children they are the t argets of a vish this attack in their own home. we just -- vicious attack in their own home. we just talked to the father of the children no had no idea what happened. a new discovery is adding to the mystery of one of the w orld's most fame eyes p aintings.

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tari moorety -- morey artie just spoke with the father of the children and she has more. >> reporter: we just spoke to the father. he happened to drive up here with his other daughter. there'd-- they were headed out of town to go to washington. they know dissed us here and asked us what was going on. so they this no idea about the

attack. obviously, treatmently emotional and on their way to the hospital right now. we're learning more about the heroics of this 13-year-old. she was stabbed more than 30 times inside her husband and then ran across the street to the house you see here with the minivan and the red car to get help. s.w.a.t. teams were able to zero in on the suspect who had fallen asleep in in-- inside the suspect about two hours after the attack happened. a 134 why girl apparently baby- sitting for her 18-month-old brother. just before 3:00 in the morning, a 14-year-old boy got in the house off balsam way. he sexually assaulted the girl and when the baby woke up c rying, he established the baby more than ten times in the stomach and theft area. >> i'm just shocked. i'm shocked. i-- i wonder if it was revenge

against my little son or if it was -- i don't know. you know, i -- you know, people like this -- people like this that do crimes like this, you just don't know. >> reporter: the suspect now faces multiple charges of sexual assault and attempted homicide. police do not know his motive because he's not cooperating with the authorities. they say that this crime is not drug or gang had related. they say the only connection they have is the suspect knows the other victim's brother. the victim's mother who was out for the night apparently arrived here around 9:00 a.m., about six hours after this happened. she had no idea what happened. she went to the medical center wherer in children are in critical condition. she would frequently live her 16-year-old alone to watch the children. but he's in juvenile hall right now and is not available. as far as the father that we just talked about iting --

talked about, he knew nothing about this attack. so he and his other daughter are on the day to obviously check in and see about those children. at last we heard, they are going to survive but they are in critical condition. we're here live in vacaville, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. this is a critical week in san francisco's hope to host the america's cup. the full word is -- board is expected to vote tomorrow. sanfrancisco has warned it will lose the right to host the next america's cup unless a deal is signed by friday. america's cup organizers say san francisco has violated several pea points of the initial agreement. something new has been found in one the world's most famous paintings. historian discovered tiny letters and -- letters and numbers in the eyes.

the numbers were just now r evealed. one of her eyes is thought to contain l. and v. of course, the artist's i nitials -- everyone -- it's a very small painting. >> yeah. >> for getting all of the attention you get there and it's a very small pointing. >> so they he really must have had to magny few that. let's go to sal. >> i have a programming note. we won't be showing the g iants -- giants game tonight because the nfl doesn't want anything to compete with monday night football. got that okay? let's take a look at n orthboundle -- northbound 880 as you pass the collie -- pass the toll plaza. sanfrancisco, northbound 101 is still very heavy. southbound 101 is recored. let's go to steve. >> cloudy skies, temperatures,

50s, upper 50s. there's a lot of fog. we'll get some rain tomorrow and then a break wednesday, t hursday, friday, saturday s haping up to be very rainy and maybe windy and wet. so there you go. and tori, mona lisa is very small. >> uh-huh. >> you saw it? >> yeah. >> still interesting though. >> oh, yeah. >> learning now facts about it. thank you for joining us, everyone. hope you have a great day. >> bye now. ring ring. progresso.

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