sexual misconducts at an elementary school. what two second graders did and what their teacher didn't do coming up. it's getting more crowded on one of the bay area commutes. we will let you know how you can best get around it. on this friday we have clear skies. cold out there. we'll take a look at the lows. what about the weekend? can we keep it sunny and mild to warm. why a rowdy crowd rushed into the streets and started a fire overnight. it's all ahead. well good morning, to you. welcome to a brand new day. it is friday january 21st i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's check in with steve paulson for a little weather. >> thank you very much on this friday morning. skies are clear. a lot of 30s and 40s. the wind has tailed off especially with higher elevations.

not much. some patchy fog will work its way back to the delta. now here is my good friend sal. good morning, right now traffic is moving well heading down to the toll plaza or heading down to the middle of central san rafael as we look at central 101. as you are heading to the richmond bridge so far it's a good drive. we are talking about the san mateo bridge toll plaza. traffic is good there. let's go back to the desk. topping our news. shocking reports of second graders engaged in sexual activity inside an oakland classroom. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is live at markham elementary school. what happened and where was the teacher? >> reporter: at this point we don't know where the teacher was exactly inside of the classroom or if he or she saw anything. we don't know either where the two students were inside of the classroom. i'm sure these are the questions that parents will be asking when they drop their

kids off at school here in a couple of hours. now parents did receive notices from the principal yesterday afternoon telling them that initial findings confirm two second graders had oral sex inside the classroom last week. there was another incident in the same classroom last week with several students with at least partially undressing. >> no. >> i don't know how it can happen. >> they are imitating what they are seeing. they didn't learn it at school. >> reporter: ktvu first broke this story yesterday. a spokesman with the oakland unified school district said it all came to light when students told a teachers aid who told the school principal. district officials will not say if any teachers have been suspended just that action has been taken. the students are being offered some councilling. we are live here in oak land i'm tara moriarty. in just about an hour police dive teams are going

back to a canal in the central valley town of patterson. they will search an under ground section of that canal. the witness says he spotted a silver car plunge into that car just 45 minutes after tuesday's kidnapping of juliani cardenas. last night juliani's mother spoke directly to her four-year- old son. >> tell jose you want to come home. tell jose you want your mom. maybe he will feel bad. i'm hoping that he can get him to be remorseful. >> there have been dozens of possible sightings of the missing boy and his kidnapper. but investigators say there is no electronic trail here, no cell phone calls, no credit card purchases. take a lock at the surveillance video of the silver toyota coral la. it was taken 45 minutes after

the kidnapping. the driver went inside and purchased some beer. authorities have just told us the amber alert in this case will continue indefinitely. the highway signs are still on. they are asking everybody keep an eye out for the suspects car and take a look at the california license plate. it's 6hbw445. a scary warning from oakland. officers have issued a community alert for people that are living and working in the lake merit area. kraig debro has a story of what happened to one woman and why there could be more victims. >> reporter: good morning, pam. they have issued a community alert. i'm trying to find out where it happened. they say it happened somewhere off of lake shore avenue. a neighborhood off of lake shore avenue. they have not told anyone exactly where this robbery and sexual assault took place. this is what police say happened. tuesday night in the early

evening a woman walks in the residential area is approached by a man. the man robs and assaults the woman. a couple of women we spoke with this morning say knowing that would help them respond. >> i think it would make people more aware and so we would pay closer attention as well as make sure we are walking together. walking in groups and ready to do what we need to do to be protective. >> we've had the conversation been. she used to walk out here alone this time of morning. a lot of us recommend that she not do that. she does it anymore -- and she doesn't anymore. >> reporter: police are trying to connect what happened here on tuesday to a pair of similar robberies and sexual assaults that happened last september. in those crimes women on their way home both robbed and sexually assaulted. police believe those two crimes are linked because they happened in the same area of town just hours apart. of course, the method of operation is similar.

like the tuesday night crime, right now the assay lent and victim are among the very few people that know where this happened on tuesday night. reporting live from oakland kraig debro channel 2 news. a police search continues for a burglar that held three women hostage inside a home near napa. it happened on mettledale road. police say the women all in their 70s interrupted the intruder when they returned home. they called 911 and said they were being held hostage. a swat team was called in. they did not find the suspect. >> one of the victims were able to get out of the home on their own. the other two locked themselves in their bedroom. they were all in good condition. >> police only have a vague suspect description. police tell us here at ktvu they do not know if he got away with anything because the victims were house guests at

that house. an evidence team will be back at the the home. a big victory for santa clara basketball team lead to a wild overnight street celebration near the campus. as you can see dozens of rowdy fans gathered outside of the frat house. several bonfires it will up the streets. the street party lasted several hours until the police came in and broke up the crowd. the police are telling us no one was arrested. now the trouble this streets followed santa clara's biggest victory in years. santa clara beat gonzaga. this was the biggest upset. police in vacaville want your help this morning. they are trying to find a man that suffers from dementia. he has been missing since wednesday. we talked to police in the past hour. they are telling us that 57-

year-old jose valdez is still missing. valdez was driving from southern california to lake tahoe but became lost around vacaville. he was driving a silver 1995gm jimmy. with a license plate of 3pky412. in san francisco today a crucial hearing is scheduled in the federal perjury case against barry bonds. the defense team is expected to ask a judge to throw out key evidence. it's an attempt to build upon their legal victory over federal prosecutors last year. a judge barred much of the evidence they hope to use against bonds. the trial is scheduled to start in march. let's go to sal to see what is happening on the roads. >> just how we hear of a crash in san francisco northbound 280 south of geneva where that little yellow indicator is on your map. we don't know much about it. chp is on the way.

th road sensors show slowing traffic. so we will keep an eye on it. again, we don't know much. this just happened. let's move along and take a look at the 880 freeway north and southbound here. that traffic is moving along well with no major delays. the morning commute at the toll plaza is getting a little bit busier westbound with a little bit slowing here at the pay gate. let's go to steve. thank you. happy friday. let's get you pointed in the right direction for a pretty good weekend. a little bit of fog is starting to work its way back from the delta. very patchy. it's cold this morning. we don't have to worry about rain. it will be sunny. a quick forecast if you are look for rain it will be february. not as windy. still right above the caldecott

hills. there are a few localized area where is the wind is an issue but not at the surface. patchy fog over the weekend and hazy sunshine. back in the delta some of that fog is going to start coming back in. look at all the wind calm for everybody here. fairfield. sfo. san jose. santa rosa. there has been a hint of one toward napa and fairfield and crockett. very cold readings this morning. we lose the breeze and temps take a nose dive. marin county. department of public works. yountville is 36. alamo at 38. livermore is in there. napa airport. santa rosa is down to 35. san rafael at 39 degrees. a lot of 40s here.

san jose 42. it's cold out there. livermore is our target forecast today. we start off at 38. yesterday the high was only 60. it's clear there at 38. that icon should be clear. 56 at noon. we will go for a high of 62. yesterday was 60. i'm just being optimistic on a friday. slightly warmer. jet stream everything is taking aim to the north. 32 to 48 on the low. the coldest readings are inland. 48 to 58 at noon. it will be mostly sunny. by this afternoon and evening 58 to 68. low 60s for some. mid 60s to upper 60s for others. let's go to 68 in morgan hill. sunny. cold mornings. patchy fog will get its act together. dry with lots of sunshine during the day. a countdown to kill the governor. the graffiti that has officers

around the state searching for a suspect.

good morning, to you. welcome back. time now 6:14. gabrielle giffords will be moved from a house in tucson arizona to a rehabilitation center. at 8:00 a.m. our time the congresswoman is expected to be transported from the hospital to an air force

base in tucson. from there they will fly her to houston. the mayors of oakland and san francisco are at the white house again this morning. ktvu alison burns joins us now from our washington, d.c. newsroom with the tough message the mayors are getting from the president. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning, to you. and mayors from all over the country are actually beginning to be at this reception at the white house this morning. they are getting a tough message from president obama not to expect much in the way of federal funding next year. the stimulus dollars that have been flowing to cities are coming to an end. the republican takeover of the house and the focus on cutting spending has mayors what to expect. we talked about it with san francisco interim mayor ed lee that is hoping for continued cooperation from congress. >> once they learn the facts, no matter what side of the aisle they are on san francisco is about delivering the goods.

>> reporter: now mayor lee tells us he has been meeting with members from the bay area congressional delegation. some top administration officials about boosting to local projects. we will very on the agenda of mayor gene quan next week during my next update in an hour. for now we are live in washington, d.c. i'm alison burns. a new poll shows an overwhelming majority of americans like president obama but has not done enough to change the economy or the way washington o. the press poll shows 83% of americans say the president is likable. 34% say the president has not lived up to his promise of change. still several new polls do show his popularity overall is up. threatening graffiti

messages have been found in southern california. the graffiti was found spray painted on walls. they included a swastika and a threat to kill the governor on february 14th. there has been a series of hate- filled gray fee toe walls throughout the area. time now 6:16. a new fiscal emergency declared by governor brown will give lawmakers more time to solve california's budget crisis. the emergency declaration is largely a procedural one. what it does is resets a clock that gives lawmakers 45 days now to agree on a budget plan. if there is no deal lawmakers will be acted upon any other matters that is not related to the budget. the first building phase of a new death row has been delayed since february 19th. the department of correction says it needs more time to brief the new brown

administration about the proposed 541,000 square foot complex. in the meantime marin county officials are trying to declare governor brown kill the project. they say the land where it sits could be put to better use. you like to say it's friday. we enjoy sleeping in. if you wake up early on the weekends we will be here opinion not the two of us. claudine wong and mike will be starting mornings on two weekend edition every saturday and sunday starting tomorrow. >> and during the weekdays at 4:30 we have you kicking things off and steve and sal. we will be getting up a little bit earlier on monday so we can cover more news. people are getting up early. they need us here. >> i will sleep when i'm dead. i'm coming to work. >> you can't sleep right now. there is something happening in san francisco. >> that is right. all kidding aside these things happen earlier and earlier.

northbound 280 at the geneva accident. this crash we told you about it. now it's word there is at least minor injuries. they have to send out the medics just to check on someone. it doesn't sound like it's major injuries. it is slowing on 280 northbound. no problems here on westbound highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade. and this popped up on my screen as we were talking. we have word of a serious accident now. also in contra costa county. now it looks like a couple cars got into it. we are sending medics. we don't know what we have here. we will have more for you later. and this mornings commute on the bay bridge you can see it's zooming in on the incline section there. traffic is getting busy on that incline section and it may be that things are -- there may be a stalled vehicle up there we don't know about. we will keep you posted.

6:19 let's go to steve. sal, we have clear skies. some of the fog has decided to creep in by the delta. otherwise it's just clear and cold. we don't have to worry about any rain. not even today or the weekend. the wind is localized. it's mainly above the oakland berkeley hills. it's not nearly as strong as yesterday. a little breezy. everyone is saying calm now. it's cold. a lot of 30s showing up here. including concord. fairfield. san ho sigh is in the 40s. the city is the warmest. cold mornings. patchy fog. sunny and mild to warm. it's a dry pattern. e storm track stays to the north. that fog is going to start playing back into our weekend forecast nights and mornings. at least the days will be sunny to warm. we will have temperatures in the 60s for many. low for some. let's push a couple to the 57-

60-degree range. lots of sunshine. a few high and then. a dry pattern. this morning bank of america reported a fourth quarter loss of $1.2 billion. the bank was hard hit by write downs of mortgages without the charges related to home loans they would have seen a profit of 657 million for the quarter. san francisco bids times reports a building on brandon street sold for $33 million. which is 12% more than it sold for the year before the recession started. the new owners say they have leased most of the space. rental agencies in the area report rents are losing quickly as tenants move in from the south bay. time now 6:21. president obama will highlight economic success stories when he pays a visit to a general electric plant in new york. he will put a new spotlight on a new ge deal.

he will announce that ge ceo jeffrey will be heading up a new white house council on jobs and competitiveness. the president wants them to help generate ideas from the private sector to speed up economic growth. a city in debt. the bad news for some people that are owed money. also state investigators are look for whoever made the frightening call to send hundreds of east bay students into a state of emergency.

good morning. traffic is moving along realtively well. it looks like we have slow traffic getting into san francisco. as i'm look agent the board chp doesn't know of anything yet. it looks like there could be something on that span. san mateo bridge traffic looks good as you head up to the high- rise. let's go back to the desk. thank you. the unsolved murder of a tgif murder in san mateo is still haunting his family and friends. three years ago today 36-year- old doug castillo was found beaten to death. they have exhausted all leads

and it's unclear if robbery was related for if he knew his attacker. a $45,000 reward is being offered for anything leading to the arrest of his killer. about 11:30 yesterday morning police got a 911 call saying at least 40 students at the school for the death and blind have been shot. it turned out to be a prank but nobody knew that at the time. the school went into lock down mode and dozens of fremont police and chp officers went out searching for a gunman. >> the emergency coordinators in each building are aware of their responsibilities. and they need to make sure that everybody is calm, everybody is safe. >> we run drills on this all the time. so students and staff know what to do. they lock their doors, they lored their blinds. >> school officials are trying to put a good light on this

scary incident. they say this was more realistic than usual test of emergency response. the city of vallejo which filed for bankruptcy last year has a new plan to pay off its debt. the city wants to pay its creditors as little as 5-20% of what is owed. most are current and former city employees for unpaid sick leave and vacation time totals more than 400 million. the have to agree to the plan first. the world champion san francisco giants are proving success comes with a price. team owners are expected to spend roughly $115 million on player salaries this season. that's the first time the giants payroll has climbed to the mid 90s. nearly every player from the 2010 championship team will be back this is with the exception of quan uribe. sex in the classroom

temperature not where it happened it's how young the students are. and how long can authorities keep the state-wide amber alert live for a missing patterson boy.

welcome back to the morning news. right on time to hear them ring that opening bell this morning. there it is. it could be a pretty good day. it looks like we will snap a two-day losing streak on good earning reports general electric and bay area google report pretty good earnings this morning. we will get those numbers in a moment. >> i can feel the energy there. we will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here. we made it to fridayjanuary 21st -- friday, january 21st.

i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. researchers are going back to a canal looking for that missing boy. jade hernandez just got information from the amber alert. >> reporter: they have the authority to call on this amber alert. we have learned initially the sheriffs office was told they need to justify how long they kept this alert alive. now they have been told they can keep it up as long as they deem necessary. this is the delta canal where the dive team search was called off yesterday after a silver stolen lexus was pulled from the water. tire tracked found in the canal are being compared to the tire treads on the lexus today. if they match it will confirm the witness that saw a car roll into the water the day that juliani was captured was not the car that rodriguez was

driving. they are bringing in sonar equipment. >> it's something new. we are not sure it will work 100%. the goal is to check the water to make sure there is nothing else that could be in the area we were unable to check. >> reporter: last night ktvu brought you new cell phone video of the four-year-old juliani cardenas. he was abducted by 27-year-old jose esteban rodriguez. rodriguez's own mother that lives in san jose said she is scared and nervous. she doesn't know how this will turn out. the family has a new facebook page which they hope will lead to more clues where the two might be. i want to bring you back out live. you can see the sheriffs mobile center is here. this arrives around the time in the morning we have been told that sonar equipment is expected to arrive here shortly as well. they hope to be in the water

around 7:00. the state-wide amber alert continues this morning for missing four-year-old little boy. shocking reports of second graders engaged in sexual activity inside of a classroom. investigators are investigating the allegations inside of markham school. school officials say a girl and a boy both second graders engaged in oral sex in a classroom last week. also under investigation reports that students from that same classroom partially undressed and that the teacher was in the classroom at the time. >> right now we are trying to determine how something so incredibly transgressive could have occurred while an adult was present. obviously that is unacceptable. >> the district says the teacher is now on leave while the allegations are being investigated. councilling is being offered to

students and parents with questions. they can contact the principal. we have posted a letter sent home to the parents on our channel 2 website. you can read it as ktvu.com just click on the bay area news tab. time now 6:33. a student is doing well this morning after becoming sick during an science experiment at school. this all happened tomorrow after the boy politicalled bleach and vinegar on his desk. he started could having and had trouble breathing after inhaling the mixture. he was rushed to the hospital just as a recaution. ten of his classmates went home sick too. a teenager accused of bomb attack. investigators say alexander youshock was armed with ten pipe bombs and planned to kill

the type teachers and students. a teacher tackled him to the ground and held him until police arrived. youshock has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. an innocent game turned ready by a union city boy was attacked by pit bulls. his father used his hands and a piece of wood to fight off the dogs. the boy had gone into the yard after hitting his ball in the fence. the pit bulls are being held by police. the boys and father recovering from cuts and bruises. a berkeley animal shelter celebrates its reopening. this morning a devastating fire there killed more than a dozen cats at the berkeley east bay humane society last may. the shelter is still rebuilding. the city is allowing them to operate in part of the building. residents people want to be able to bring their pets to shelter for spay and neutering services can do that. the shelter is also resuming

adoptions on the weekend. let's go back over to sal to check in on the commute. sal. >> we are getting new information. i want to ask the guys in the control room if they can put up the map first even though that was not on the schedule first. we are getting word of a possible fatal accident on san pablo dam road. at first we heard it as a crash between three vehicles. now it could be very serious injuries. obviously we are hoping that this person can survive. but we are getting pretty grim news about the possibility of that here. on san pablo dam road. i drew it on the map there for you. we are trying to investigate. this is bad news. it's a popular shortcut for people that drive from the eastern contra costa area. we are on top of it. we will let you know. rest go out to the toll plaza

westbound. this traffic traffic is backed up far ten minute delay. maybe a little less than that. if you are driving on 880 that traffic looks okay here. at 6:36 let's go back to the steve. >> thank you. happy friday everybody. a clear cold. santa rosa is 35. the city is near 50 degrees. a couple readings from cool, cold to mild. san jose is down to low 40s. and just a wee bit of fog is starting to work its way back in. napa airport though a hint of a breeze. windchill at 32. sunshine once we get cranked up. the wind is not as much a factor today. although it is in the higher elevations right around the caldecott again. that is a localized area. ranch road coming down on the oakland berkeley side. that is the strongest by far. cold morning. 30s but then sunny for everybody. the weekend. patchy fog. i have to put that back in. we are losing the wind in the

valley. there will be hazy sunshine. temperatures coming up if you're away from that fog. next week more of the same. no rain expected once we get to february it does not look like anything is coming here any time soon. yesterday was about the wind. look at the observations now. san jose. fairfield. all calm. the napa airport has a northwest at 6. that is the outlier. some cold lows this morning. sonoma and kenwood at 34. marin county at 34. stanford and woodside at 38 degrees. alamo at 38 degrees. concord airport is 37. fairfield is 36. there is 38 san rafael. santa rosa has 35. they have bumped up a little bit. livermore is 38. mountain view 41. 46 oakland. livermore our target focus today. starting off 38 degrees. we will go high of 62.

told morning. some patchy fog. that is for those that will head up toward the valley. sunny mild to warm. as we go into the weekend the high pressure is not going anywhere. the jet stream stays to the north. no rain. it will be sunny to mild to warm. i think you have to watch out nor that fog. 30s and 40s to near 50 degrees in the morning. noon sunny. 48 to 58. and then by this afternoon it will be sunny. everybody sunny mild to warm. low 60s. mid 60s to upper 60s. santa rosa 68. do the same thing for morgan hill. fremont 65. sunshine no rain. occasionally fog. maybe a little breeze here and there. a sham university. the local school that investigators say was giving away a lot more than diplomas. a woman is robbed and sexually assaulted near lake merit. why this crime can be similar

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we have a fatal accident in

the elserbronta area. it's a three-car accident when they first reported it one person inside one of the cars was not moving. now they have started the coroner that way. this is a popular shortcut for people that come in from the contra corsica area. they use it to get to 80. this will be a big delay for those drivers. we recommend that you use highway 24 or stay on 80. at 6:43 let's go back to the desk. >> okay. here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you. three women are safe after a burglar held them hostage for awhile during a home invasion. this happened about 8:00 last night. that suspect got away and is still on the loose this morning. a big victory for santa clara mens basketball team lead to this. a wild overnight street

celebration. dozens of rowdy fans gathered outside of the frat houses after the broncos beat gonzaga in a major upset. in san francisco today a very important court hearing scheduled against barry bonds. the defense wants a judge to throw out key evidence that was seized during the investigation. a scary warning from oakland police. officers have issued a community alert for people living and working in the lake merit area. ktvu channel 2 reporter kraig debro is in the area where investigators are looking at more than one attack. >> reporter: yeah good morning, pom pam. i spoke with an oakland police officer who checked the logs. it does not show a reported robbery or sexual assault. we don't know when the crime was reported. we are standing along lake shore. all we know from police is it happened in a residential area off of lake shore avenue. here's what happened. tuesday evening a woman is walking in a residential area

off of lake shore. she is walking home she is approached by a man. the man robs her and sexually assaults the woman. the police did not release the street or exact time. people that we talk to want to know where this happened and they want more protection. >> of course i think it's awful. i don't know why we don't have more lighting or coverage or police protection. >> reporter: people may be trying to connect what happened tuesday to a pair of similar robberies and sexual assaults that happened last september. a lot of people i talked to say they remember that. police actually posted a flier with a description of the suspect. police believe those two crimes -- these two crimes are linked because they happened in the same area of town. of course the method of operation is similar. what i want to know from police is if the crime that happened

on tuesday is linked to the ones in november. more than 120 suspected mobsters are facing charge this morning after one of the biggest busts in the history of the fbi. u.s. attorney general erik holder says the suspects are members of several east coast organized crime families. about 800 federal agents and police officers in three states work together to carry out yesterdays arrest. the suspected mobsters face a variety of charges including murder and extortion. a pleasanton university raided by federal agents reportedly help provide fraudulent visa related documents to foreign students. immigration and customs enforcement agents seized evidence. that same day that raided the ruby hill home of the schools president. they report that school issued more than 900 visas and made millions of dollars. the university is now closed. funeral plans are being

made for a 15-year-old boy who died at a reno area ski resort. 15-year-old mason ortiz fell and struck a tree while walk down a slick mountainside on wednesday. he was taken to the hospital with serious head injuries. he died yesterday. family members say he had just taken off his helmet after snow boarding. time now 6:46. a zap -- a san ramon man will serve prison sentence. he came to the attention of police after neighbors saw him look into the windows of teenage girls he admitted he was attracted to. police found 13,000 images of child porn on his computer. lobbiest in the colorado state legislature has been charged with breaking into his ex-wifes home and placing raw chicken parts in the heating ducts and pouring bleach inside

of a piano. 57-year-old ronald smith is charged with felony burglarly and criminal mischief. his former wife says she suspects her husband because she has been harassing her. smith so far has not entered a plea. we want to go right back over to sal. he has an update on a serious crash. sal. >> that is right. this crash reported just after 6:15. now getting word it's a fatal accident on san pablo day road. there is a travel light there. this intersection is completely shut down. a lot of people use it as an alternative to highway 24. they will use it as an alternative to the caldecott tunnel. this morning i would not plan on that. there is just side roads to get around. that is the only main road through there.

people that live in the neighborhood may be effected by this. you will find cars on your street that are not normally there. it's a fatal crash with a coroner on the way. san pablo road. i want to show you live pictures. bay bridge backed up for a ten minute way. once you get on the bridge it looks okay. no problems on the bridge we found. san francisco northbound 101 looks okay. approaching the rosier deck of the bay bridge they are just about to do a traffic stop. they have to temporarily slow or shut down the lanes for a minute or so to get the cones out of the way. then they will be reopened again. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a very happy friday morning. clear skies. patchy fog trying to get back after yesterday. got wiped out by the wind. there is signs around the delta and over the weekend it will start to creep back in. right now it's mostly clear. and we do have cold readings pap lot of 30s. the wind which was a big factor

yesterday is not so much today. some of the high eluviations up around 1500 feet to 2,000 feet. it's very localized. above the caldecott is anything i have seen over 30. anything else reports calm including san jose. santa rosa. fairfield did have an northeast at 9. napa also has northwest at 6. 34 this morning. youth vail is 36. stanford at 38. walnut creek checking in at 38. i've seen a 38 in danville and pleasanton and livermore. fairfield in 30s. napa airport colder i think 35 i saw north napa. 38 san rafael. and 38 mountain view. if you go on the other side of

1010 and get over to mountain view proper it's probably 39. livermore starting off to 38. we will go for a high of 62 which is warmer than yesterday. why did i do that? because it's friday. i felt like it. high pressure is built in. it's not going anywhere. occasionally higher clouds come on down from the north. the wind occasionally picks up over the next three to five days. nice morning fog comes back in. slowly i creep but there is no rain. sunshine and morning fog. the jet stream is way to the north. 32-48 on the morning lows. it will be sunny for all. not as breezy. unless you are in the higher elevations. low 60s to mid 60s. nevada 64. oakland 65. san francisco in 65. looks like a fabulous weekend

but be careful for fog nights and mornings. >> thank you, steve. well, apple is taking a new step to protect its technology. when customers bring in iphone fours for servicing apple stores are replacing the standard phillip head screws with tamperproof ones. the new screws prevent anyone else from opening the device. an executive at i-fix it. known for being able to stare down apple products started noticing the change in november. he says it would be like taking your car in for repairs and having them weld the hood shut. let's check in on wall street. pretty good numbers. getting a bit of a boost from good earnings report this morning. ge profits are up. google. bay area company. shaking up their executive board a bit maybe seeing as optimistic and pretty good earnings there as well. live look at the big board. the new york stock exchange the dow jones is up 67 points.

nissan says production of its all electric car is taking longer than originally expected. 20,000 customers have preordered the lease the first delivery is expected by next month. now it may not happen until june. that's the same time the chevy volt will hit the roads. time now 6:52. one city official says it's not right to push traffic control officers to hand out more parking tickets. what he is doing to stop it from happening. and which american idol judge was brought to tears by an emotional performance last night? big traffic problem in the contra corsica region and 80 right now is getting busy coming out of the same area. we'll tell you more.

good morning, right now we do have a fatal accident on san pablo dam road. this intersection is blocked causing a big delay for the morning commute. a lot of people rely on this road. right now it's shut down at may road with various emergency crews and the coroner is on the scene. we'll tell you about this on mornings on 2. >> thank you. time now 6:56. right now a sailboat that is carrying five americans is missing in the philippine and the u.s. coast guard are

searching for it. the sailors four men and a woman left from guam 16 days ago. they were heading for the central philippines. they were supposed to take ten days to get there. so far there has been no contact with that poet. san francisco city assessor wants traffic control officers to write fewer parking tickets. >> i don't think that is an honest way to raise revenue in san francisco. or any jurisdiction. >> the municipal transportation agency has asked its officers to crack down on violations. the $65 is too expensive for a parking ticket. he has launched an online petition to change their policies. several american idol hopefuls gave jennifer lopez goose bumps and brought her to

tears. this young woman sang temporary home by carrie underwood. >> when you sang i felt it. i really felt it. it brought tears to my eyes. that was the first time that happened to today. >> now 86 other hopefuls from new orleans will join her on the road to hollywood. >> you were crying when the young lady. >> there were a few emotional stories. that one i think is a single mom as well. coming up on mornings on 2. any moment search teams are going back into that canal they are looking into clues for the kidnapping of that four-year- old boy. gabrielle giffords about to take the next big step in her pass to recovery. and a breaking story in vallejo right now. we are looking live. we just learned about a body found inside of a car. mornings on 2 coming up next. we'll stay with you.