right now, search and rescue crews are preparing to resume their search for a missing sausalito grandmother. we'll tell you about the new tip they are following this morning. >> reporter: it's been a week since a missing patterson boy was abducted. but will the fog this morning affect the search? we'll have more on that -- coming up. traffic trouble. why an emergency road closure will mean big trouble for commuters coming in off the bay bridge. "mornings on 2" starts now.

well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. we want to go right to sal for an update on a road closure that's happening in the bay a rea. sal? >> er >> tori and dave, i'm not sure what they are doing here but they had to shut down one of the lanes of the freeway and the offramp for emergency road repair. you can see our live camera is there. westbound 8 o now, westbound 80, as weigh move the camera, you can see that traffic is already backing up on that skyway coming in off the bay bridge. in fact, it's quickly backing up all the way to the san francisco anchorage and this is affecting traffic object bay bridge. - - traffic on the bay bridge. as we pack pan to the left, you did -- as we pan to the left, you can see traffic is slowing down. and this will affect the m

etering lights on the toll plaza. so at the toll plaza you will see a big backup. as we move to the left, traffic is slowing down. give yourself plenty of time. you may also want to consider b.a.r.t. this morning coming into san francisco. they are doing well with all of those trains moving in. we'll have more on this coming up. 7:01. back to the desk. one minute after 7:00. in 30 minutes, the search will come in again for a 90-year-old sausalito woman. allie rasmus just spoke with police and joins us live with what they are planning to do. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tori. police say they are following a new tip they received last n ight. first i want to show you what's going on behind us. this group gathered in front of the building. these are some of the crews and volunteers that -- that will be resuming the search for this woman. we'll told 30, 40 people will

be doing the search. that includes sausalito police, marin and sonoma county search and rescue crews. let's show you a picture of the woman missing. yen chang is described as being 4'9" with long hair in a penny tail. she was last seen in the area of 400 north street in sausalito at 7::00 a.m. yesterday morning. she was getting ready to start what her family says was her daily one to two-hour morning walk. she never returned. a search began yesterday e vening. now, the sausalito police lieutenant told me about some of the challenges in the search. >> sausalito is a rather hilly area. so it's steep tur rain and there are a lot of bushes, the lady might have fallen. she might be on the side of the road. >> now, about the tip, police say they got a tip about a woman sitting on a bench on the

marin county side of golden gate bridge. now that it's light out -- light out, search crews are gonna resume their search. that will begin in about a half hour and a area is one of the areas -- and that area is one of the areas they will search. right now they are meeting to plan out where exactly they will go. we heard there is an extensive amount of resources being dedicated to this, along with fire and police, fire and police boat, dogs. there's also been a request for helicopters to aid with the search. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. in another search that's just about to resume, the focus is still on a canal in hopes of finding 4-year-old juliani cardenas. today, dive teams will get some help, help they haven't had

before. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us live in stanislaus county too explain what that is all about. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning, dave. it's tough. i can tell you, it's very, very foggy. we don't know if the fog will hinder the search for 4-year- old juliani cardenas who has not been seen in a week. they are also starting to feel the weight of this. >> we haven't had any sightings or anything that's better than this canal. >> reporter: despite that, authorities are not giving u the chp is expected to send up a helicopter up the delta mendota canal. the search in the water begins south of where officials believe hoe hey rodriquez may have driven into the can n. one

anticipation -- canal. one happens is to -- one option is to drain the canal. one week -- one week ago today, jose rodriquez and juliani cardenas disappeared. stanislaus county authorities say rodriquez ripped the boy from his grandmother's arms and has not been seen since. tire tracks leading into the car on tuesday matched a farmhand's report of a car rolling into the water after the abduction. it's still the strongest lead in the case. we spoke to his mother y esterday. he asked for a plea to bring him back. >> he thought he was not gonna see the baby. but he's hurting all of his family at the same time. hese hurting me. i'm his mom.

we're very close. >> reporter: callie vers are county -- caliveras county search crews searched this area. but again, we don't know how this fog is gonna affect the search. snee state of the union address -- state of the union address tonight. president obama will try to convince americans that he has a plan to create jobs and revive the economy. you can watch the speech right here. it's set to start at 6:00 p.m. you can find coverage on k tvu.com. coming up in about ten minutes, we'll go live to washington, d.c. for a preview of the speech. the owners of the penny ice creamery have been invited to sit with the first lady to hear the president. kendra davis and zach posted this youtube thanking them for

the stimulus money which allowed them to open up their organic ice cream shop. we talked to him about an hour before he was ready to board the plane. >> in the two years that we were writing our business plans, there's nothing in there about recognition from the white house or going to the state of the union address. >> davis and baker, along with their spouses, have been allowed to the white house for the speech and then afterward. just in, new numbers showing a surge in consumer confidence. consumer confidence jumped to 63%. that's higher than expected. it knolls a strong holiday season. it's still well below the r eading of 90 which indicates a

healthy mindset. we've learned this morning target will open one of its two new east bay stores just over a month from right know. in fact, we're peeking in live. we're in the pal of one of the new stores. this is the store on the oakland emeryville border. this store will open its doors on march 6th. a new target store in eastern dublin will open. both these could mean up to 500 jobs for the economy. >> that's a good sign for the economy. okay. we want to check in with sal. >> we watched this on the network. they've just picked up the cones in san francisco. they were right there. you see those yellow sand

barrels? they had been demolished in an earlier crash. the authorities thought it was unsafe to have no barrels there. all of the lanes are open. this is good news all of the lanes are open. but there was a big pacificup on the bridge and now there is a bag backup at the -- backup on the bridge and now there is a big backup at the toll plaza. they were scheduled to open at 7:45. they cleared it about 40 m inutes. so it took them about a half an hour to fix those sand barrels and then they took off, which is good news. westbound 580 traffic still very slow approaching livermore avenue. 880 north and southbound in hayward and union city. if you are driving to the south bay, 280, northbound and southbound near 17 is the s lowest point right now. 7:10. let's go to steve.

we do have mostly clear skies. that valley fog creeps back in north bay, east bay. any catches don't last too long but it comes back to a northeasterly breeze. so fog and a sunny craft. over all, we're looking to -- we're looking for patchy fog. plenty of sunshine. breezy, east bay hills. it's a northeasterly breeze. some of the lows coming in, core deal yu yaw -- cordelia 36. san ramon, gilroy, 389. brentwood '39. and la fayette and alamo are also 39. 39 fairfield with a north wind at 10. that's cold. concord was 39. the fog came in.

about a quarter mile visibility. livermore, 39. napa is 37. 30s for san francisco. 0s for many. hayward has had gist a hint of ap easterly cease. calm now at napa. concord north at 3. so you combine that with a 39-degree temperature. that cuts right three you. everything is heading to the north. it looks like it will continue to do that until monday. until then, after the fog, s unny, warm. still, a breezy too windy condition. 34 to 50 on some of the lows by noon. supny to mostly sunny. 5 to 64. if you have the fog, you are left in the 6s -- 60s. richmond 66. oakland at 68. and then 0 degrees los gatos, gilroy, santa cruz and redwood city along with pleasanton.

temperatures, not much change here. night and morning fog will give way to sunshine. it looks like it's cooler for the weekend. 2,000 post offices could be closed this year. which ones in the bay area? i worry about my children. i want them to be on a safe place. >> san jose residents demand changes to reduce gang violence. what police say is most needed to accomplish this. obviously some changes are coming to the mcdonald's menu s one that customers won't like too m.

welcome back. we're still following overnight news from just a couple of hours ago in san francisco's bay district. one person was killed.

november has life-threatening injuries after a double s hooting. the shooting happened after a fight inside a home at kirkwood and phelps at 1:30 this morning. so far, no arrests have been made. the alarming rise in gang violence is prompting emergency action in the bay area's largest city. last night, about 100 people crowded in the san jose's neighborhood center. city leaders called the emergency meeting as part of their all-out effort to stop the killing. there have been nine homicides in san jose during the first three weeks of the year. three of those killings are tied to violent street gangs. >> i worry about my children. they are gonna grow up in this area. i don't want them -- i want them in be -- i want them to be in a safe place. >> certainly we're concerned. how we can address some of the best violence going on in the city -- >> police say these diminishing resources mean they need the

public's help more than ever. 2011 is getting off to a violent start in all three of the bay area's big cities. oakland has had 11 homicides so far this year. there have been nine killings in san jose. sanfrancisco has nine including the fatal shooting of a teenager early this morning. when president obama d elivers his third state of the union tonight he's expected to give us a blueprint for a merica's economic comeback. alley isn't burns has some insight about what he's going to say from the press secretary. >> reporter: good morning. here at the capitol, the theme is "winning the future." robert gibbs says president obama is going to focus on create be jobs. gibbs says president obama is going to emphasize how democrats and republicans can work together and he hopes the

idea of cooperation is what people will remember from the speech in weeks from now. president obama can get bipartisan support for more investment and innovation and education. >> i think democrats and republicans alike understand exactly what's at stick in creating the jobs to compete against places like china and asia. >> reporter: president obama is expected to talk broadly about reducing the deficit. it'sian clear if we're supposed to get any specifics -- it's not clear if we're supposed to get any specifics. back to you. >> thank you, allison. the new cnn opinion research poll finds 56% of americans believe things are going badly. but that's down from 71% in december. 43% feel things are going well

and that's up 14 points from just last month. we're hearing that governor jerry brown is reportedly p laning to deliver his state of the state address next monday. brown is hoping to convince voters and lawmakers to extent temporarily tax increases and put in effect $1 million in -- $ 12 billion to close the state gap. >> supporters of kusf will gather on the steps of san francisco city hall. now, this rally is part of their campaign to save their we loved independent radio station. last week, the university a bruptly shut down the station and sorted the student deejays out of the building. the u.s. postal office could close as many 2,,000

branches this year and more than 20 in the bay area. en the list, richmond, san francisco, oakland -- on the list, richmond, san francisco, oakland, berkeley. others sites are in vallejo, hayward, concord, serand f remont. the-- concord and from mont. mcdonald's could be c hanging its menu the -- its menu in the coming months. fast-food change could be paying about 2 1/2% more. the company says it will rely on increase sales to help absorb some of those higher costs. 7:20. you already know california has a huge budget crisis but state lawmakers in sacramento are still filling up for free. plus the freezing weather

usually causes an usual problem for one driver. good morning. sanmateo traffic movinged into heading out to the high rise. we'll tell you more about the morning commute, coming up.

take a look at this. this is new york. a cold fountain frozed and a sheet of case encased a car after the water bike broke. the past two day the has been the coldest they've seen in years. some have seen a bone-chilling, minus 30 degrees. a school bus in stanislaus county is on leave after weeing arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. the california highway patrol

says the driver was pulled over after the 911 center received calls about searching -- a swerving driver. another bus had to be sent to pick the debate up. >> the district says they are currently -- they are currently investigating. california lawmakers r outinely rack up huge gasoline bills despite the huge budget prices. last year, the gas bill that you paid was $208,000 for state assembly members. 86,000 for the state senate.

if you are driving into the valley, this morning, 237, 280 will be slow. starting up to 237 in the san jose/campbell area. it's pretty slow getting into the lawrence expressway. although there's no crashes that have been reported. again, trying to get into the valley from northern san jose, milpitas, let's go to contra costa county. you can see antioch and concord on highway 4. our walnut creek camera has suddenly become fogged in. driving on 24 toward oakland there is a backup at the toll

plaza. >> sal, near zero disability -- he says he can't see a thing and i believe him. it's already getting to be sunfy and it will be chillny in the morning but supny and mild and warm. anywhere near the krog you will be slow to warm things up. but otherwise it will be a sunny and mild and warm day. north wind at concord. delta, by the carquinez straight and san pablo bay. any rain stays way toot north. so fog, then ton.

mild to warm. a 90-year-old woman missing for 24 hours now. we're watching as regular cuers are gathered inside this sausalito fire station and in a few minutes, they will go out there and hope to bring her h ome. >> reporter: you know those fliers on the store depp? you could soon be fined if you leave them and not pick them y ou. earlier we learned about the oscar nods.

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right now, search and rescue teams are resuming their search for a missing 90-year- old sausalito woman. allie rasmus joining us live with what they are doing out there right now. >> reporter: good morning, dave. right now there are a group of people inside the command c enter. earlier they were gathered outside getting ready. now that the search has kicked off. there is a group of people m eeting inside the command s ender -- center. that's the central location for

this search effort. just moments ago. they left to presume the search for the missing 90-year-old grandmother. a total of 50 volunteers sauce lee co police are help with the search to find yin chang. she's been missing for 24 hours. she's 4'9". she has long hair in a ponytail and was last scene in the 400 block of hill street. she was starting her dale toy one to two-however morning walk and her family says she never rushed. the police say they are f ollowing up 0 a lead. a garbage truck worker reportedly saw her resuming on a bench near a barbecue. >> we did get a report that she was seen south of sausalito.

so she might have just walked. our indication is she had no money with her. so maybe a good samaritan gave her bus fare. because of that possibility, sauce light toe has sent this foe to to san francisco glynn. we're told that -- gland son is going to be coming out here to talk to us and too talk to us about the -- to talk to us about the search for the 90- year-old woman. back to you. >> thank you. 7:32. and san francisco business are still missing searching for the man they think is upon ins -- responsible for a woman found inside of a burning car. the suspect's name is almed jay johnson.

we first told you with this yesterday on the news. >> the morning dune dash burning car was on rose street between haight and page. they say the flames were as high as two stories. but says said he saw a man light a lighter and then throw that into thed ile gave it to bye. >> he always goes to my car. opens up the car door, helps me with my son. he's just a very loving person. you know people are know cruel.

concord police only have a vague description of the teenaged attackers. but the attack happened on 6:00 sunday night if you have any information you are asked to call concord police. a man in sacramento has been d isplaguing a saucewy tau rag nearly. he said he put up the flag because he doesn't like the neighbors. he wants to deep them from r en the davis says they are trying to move out because they've been terrorized by their neighbor. i talked to some people in my neighborhood who said that's true. >> the days vis family said -- davis family says things got so bad they put up the cameras. some resident -- the razes are

bell, -- >> reporter: you would be dash even -- most business owners we have found have come from businesses located on lumbar or from places completely outside of the marina district. merchants say they -- they are a complete way to advertise. that's not garn earning any help here. the neighbors can't push to ban them. but they are bushing for tighter restriction the because they say the so called handles trash gutters, sidewalks and buses. >> i don't think it is very effective. >> trash? garbage? not very green. they make a mess of the place.

they blow around when it's w indy. >> but the man passed out of the land use and economic development committee adwould require distributors to make sure they are attached better so they don't blow away. if your flier whos away, you could face a $100 fine. we're live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. 7:36. a new report out this morning shows san francisco is one of the pumassing markets in the country where housing prices are starting to race. the average price for homes in the 20 biggest markets in the country well. home buyers paid 1 eye 6% less in november than the month before. but san francisco, leaks and san francisco all reported slightly higher prices in

november. it's getting easier for some car byes to get what they want. interest rate the are checking re. the ran rate is 6.21%. few lenders with offering rates as low as 3%. those rates are for only the l owest risk buyers. a major accomplishment for caltrans on highway 1. the crews finally finished the north and south tunnels after almost four years of excavation. they removed 314,000 cubic yards of dirt, clay and rock inside the tunnels. they should be finished a ready for traffic by early next year. >> let's check in with sal. >> traffic is busy across the bay area. westbound,is been slowed down.

the metering lights have been slow because of an earlier -- construction delay in san francisco. transdid a good job of doing repairs. they cleared out of there but the traffic is still slow on the bridge and we are at the -- here at the taupe that lost lasted for about a half hon. >> morning along and taking a look at san francisco itself, northbound 101, you can see traffic books the morning commute is gonna be okay here. you are drying in oakland except to that -- for that bay bridge we told you about. 680 is et going slow from concord to walnut creek. steve put it out that he got a tweet from someone and it said visible disability. antioch, on cord, ocean.

7:38. thank you sal. oop seal am -- there you go, s al. >> for others, it's nice but it's cold too. cordelia, fog has arrived. very shallow but that will keep the temperatures from parm w arm -- from warming up too m uch. everyone else can expect sunny weather. we've only had four days of r ain. sacramento has only had 3 i think they are in the top five of least amount of rain days per january. i think it's top 5. we still have a little bit of ways to go but not much. it rooks really -- extremely w et. mild to warm, if you don't have the fog. patchy, thick comes in around 6:00. clouds cooler sunday, mobbed. i will mention the rain but don't cancel any classes.

woodside, pleasanton. you get the fog and -- and man that's cold. the you can go to orinda once you get to 9: 9:00, 10:00. most locations are in the 450s. sanfrancisco, 49. 42 concord, 39 livermore, t hough. name, 37. i've seen. >> reporter: -- san rafael 9le it's really thick out by stockton and modesto. big systems. where are they going? up, up and over the ridge of high pressure. not here. the high is really help happy to tick around here. there's still a few locations

base love the -- where it can get up to. 58 to 64. most of that fog should be done by 10: 10:00 and 11:00. in the fog, without the nothing. estimate congress request it's nice weather -- it's nice weather once you get cranked up here. >> thank you, steve. 19 minutes before 8:00. you saw it earlier -- live on the news. the nominees for the 83rd academy awards were involved. >> jeff grits, jessie icenburg. collin firsh in "the king s peech."

the king tee >> the king's speech received the most nominations. toy story 3 was nomennateed for best animated feature. coming up in the next hour, we'll talk to darla anderson, live from the pixar studios in emeryville. also coming up, talk about a long wait for help. a valley woman said it took police seven hours to respond to her phone calls. the tas. where is the beef?

supporters of the plan to allow bankruptly would prevent a bailout. but critics say taxpayers will pay more if states can use bankruptcy to get out of financial obligations. last year, one employee accepted a resignation. another 13 accepted a retirement credit. the board of supervisors will meet this morning to discuss an extension of the plan. that would give employees 10,000 or 15,000 and six months of health coverage. a man accused of pointing a laser at two pilots last night

was arrested by san jose police. a police helicopter tracked that suspect after the pilot of a small plane reported the laser attack. norths-- authorities say the attack also pointed the laser at the police helicopter. that actually helped police find the suspect at a home on pipe dream court. just a couple of days ago, the faa reported that the strike incidents doubled and that bay area airs are among the top ten. planned parent hood -- a spokesman said a man visited a dozen health centers in new y ork, new jersey, washington, d.c., virginia, independent an anna and a rizona -- indiana in the last two weeks and are concerned he used the visits to secretly record considerations for the pro-life group. a man accused of the tucson

shootings will be back in c ourt -- back in court. but not until march. prosecutors say they will try to have all of the charges filed against him in the next 45 days. six people died and 134 others were hurt in that s hooting -- 13 others were hurt in that shooting. loughner looked much different from his mugshot. people in the courtroom said -- said he was smiling throughout the 15-minute arraignment. :47. well, the frustrated -- 7:47. well, a frustrated crime victim has decided to move out of the city, gina grigsby said her family came home from a birthday party saturday night to find her front door wide open and then found out they trashed the house and stole an x-box.

she said she called 911 but she claims police didn't show up -- didn't show up at her door until for seven hours. >> as soon as someone is available, we'll get somebody out there. a we have people fighting. they have to go there since. >> vallejo police say right now, they've got 90 sworn officers for approximately -- for approximately 120,000 residents. they also tell us they respond to about 72,000 911 calls every year. a community program designed to reduce crime and increase student success in east oakland. mayor quan will announce details of the safe haven community policing and mentoring program in about two

hours, at 10:00. mayor quan spoke about r einventing this last night. her vision includes attracting new businesses and improving high school graduation wait -- rates. there are already signs that the mayor's vision may be taking shape including along lakeshore avenue. >> how busy are you since you opened your doors on new year's day? >> i can't keep -- i can't quite keep up. every day, i spend almost all of my day talking to the neighborhood. >> there's ten new businesses in the lakeshoreict doctor. most are up and running and a few have plans to end up open soon. taco bell is attacking its crame that it uses ground beef or seasoned beef in its lawsuit. the lawsuit alleges the company

falsely advertises how much beef they have use. there's less than 35% beef and it's mostly made up of wheat and cornstarch fillers. tau key bell denies the the p ackages will have nutrition f ees. they will crud, calorie, sal, and they can also include two other nutrients such as cal see yu. , vitamin c. viteicks say there's no coordination swam -- critics say there's no coordination there. your insurance policy is at stake. what you should know before you post comments on facebook.

-- welcome back. firefox and google's chrome will have two not track available. google users can now download a plug-in for chrome that can block teasessers. the next version of microsoft internet explorer will have a similar feature. what you pose on facebook may not a -- may now affect your insurance policy. insurance analysts say they are using facebook to figure out what people say about their lifestyle choices and medical history. they also use it to track down fraud. a man collecting disability for a bad back and then boasting on facebook about running a

marathon. a lot of lawyers are telling their clients to increase their privacy on facebook. according to the advocate magazine, minneapolis comes in number one, followed by santa fe new mexico, las vegas and and ordinary, this magazine counts each number of businesses and compares that with the city's total population. but the system actually works against cities with large populations. newyorkcity and los angeles, for example, didn't even make the list at all. san francisco does want to be the backdrop to more movies and tv shows. hotels, restaurants and other vend ears are offering discounts to try to enspice companies to shoot their projects in the c ity. it's called the seen in san francisco program. a new picture from kate winslet will be taking part in the

film. there is an open casting call this saturday at fort mason between 2:00 and:00 p.m. or sunday at the embarcadero ymca between 4:00 and 6:00. you are asked to bring a pen and a small photo of yourself. east bay bike riders you may be spending time under the t racks. they want to build a ten-foot foot ton. this would go all the way past the hayward station. there would also be a pedestrian trail along the same route. 7:55. we want to check in with sal who is telling us that traffic is a little bit slow in the south b ay. that's right, we do have a lot of traffic there. look at 280 northbound. we've been watching it for you. it's been very slow getting up into the valley.

so is 85 and so is 101. i can't recommend one or the other. let's take a look at the bay bridge temperature. this seems to me like the heart of the commute, the busiest traffic we've had this morning. westbound at least a 20-minute delay at the toll plaza. the morning drive in san francisco is okay. we had some earlier road construction delays there. northbound 101 a little bit crowded on southbound 101. let's go to steve. sunny for most. but that fog has decided to come backen in -- come back in. up above it's sunny. but below it, it's cold. veer row visibility out to eastern solano and contra costa county. it wasn't there when i came in early this noshing. it does show up at 7:00, in the morning. it will burn off. but if you are stuck in it, it will be sunny and warm.

>> on a tweet, rolo just tweeted me and said, steve, you wrote fog in there funny. i did because you're not a -- i'll not an art iist even though there's just not much of a breeze, high pressure says, no, i don't think so. thick fog for tomorrow but for everyone else it's already s upny, mod el arm warm, up. enjoy this while you can because you know it won't last but it will this week. it will take us into friday and saturday.

good morning. it's now been one week since a 4-year-old boy was kidnapped in patterson. this morning there is a new development. in the past 30 minute, a search teach set out to find a 90-year-old woman in sausalito, the one area they plan to focus on after getting a tip from a witness. and president obama will try to convince the nation he has a plan for creating jobs in his state of the union speech tonight. the special guests who will be setting with the first lady. the second hour of "mornings on 2" begins right now. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, january 125th. we are following a new development in the search for a 90-year-old woman in sausalito. just moments ago, police tell us they have located her in the

kirby cove cam. ground. we don't know her -- campground. we don't know her condition. she's been missing since 7:00 yesterday morning when see set out for her daily walk. in the last two hours, police told ktvu a witness spotted cheng -- they spotted her s itting on a bench near kavala point. 50 volunteers just set out 30 minutes ago. coming up in the next half hour, we're expecting to hear from chang's son and we'll have more on this latest development. right now, dive teams are getting ready to resume their search for 4-year-old juliani cardenas in the canal in patterson. jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: good morning.

you can barely see this through the fog. the stanislaus county mobile command center. dive teams are still expected to bring so nar equipment back out here -- sonar equipment back out here. we've been checking in with stanislaus county authorities this morning. they just are not giving up h ope. they've used divers, sonar equipment and search dogs. and today, the california highway patrol are expecting to send up a helicopter. a few hours, the authorities spent time rooking -- looking at the tire tracks that led to the canal, corroborating a f armhand's report, similar to the car seen driven by jose

esteban. juliani cardenas's mother, tabitha, who is eight months pregnant with roz rekezz' child, says they plan to -- rodriquez child, says they plan to hold a candlelight vigil tonight. >> they need to be looking for alleys and all of these different towns. that's where the search needs to be out. >> reporter: rodriquez' mother say she spoke with the day -- with the boy the day before he disamered. he's not used his cell phone or credit cards since last t hursday. yesterday, search dogs combed this area. i want to show you how dense the fog is. the mobile command center since stanislaus county sheriff's department is out here, we are waiting for -- we -- we are w

aiting for them to arrive here. we do expect this to begin in the next few hours. we're still following overnight hours from -- from just a couple of hours ago. a double shooting. police say one man was killed. another has loyal injuries. there was a fight inside a home from kirkwood an phelps. so far no arrests have been m ade. the increase is prompting emergency action. city officials called this emergency meeting. it's part of their all-out effort to stop the killings. there have been nine homicides in san jose in the. three of them are tied to gang violence. >> my children are gonna grow up in this area. i want them to be in a safe place. >> certainly we're concerned with diminishing resources and

competing resources. how we can address some of the violence going on in the city. >> police say those diminishing resources say they need the public's help in the battle -- in the battle against gang violence. oakland has had 11 homicides so far this year. there have been nine in san j ose. sanfrancisco has also had nine, including the deadly shooting of a teenaged boy earlier tonight. the latest inemployment numbers were just released. it shows that california r eported the second highest hate in the runt, at 12.5%. the labor department says it rose in 20 minutes and fell in 15. the unemployment rate will l ookly remain high. pl ears in most state did not

add any yu jobs. an hour that shows new numbers show a surge in consumer conference. is. but the index is still re-- is still reading below 90. analysts predict consumer confidence will continue to i mprove throughout the year. the postal service office could close about 2,000 postal offices. the service needs to cut costs after losing $8 moi 5 billion last year. mostly because few irpeople are sending first-class mail. we found out this morning, target will open one of its two

new east bay stores just over 0 month from to you. target says their store there, that one will open on m arch 6th. this is how it rooks -- how it looked out there. both of those stores could mean up to 500 jobs in the east bay. mcdonald's do be -- could be chaining it's menu in the -- it's menu in the coming months. mcemergency says it's gonna rely on higher sales to try to help it absorb some of those higher costs. 8:07 is the time. well, the bay bridge is still trying to recover from earlier problems. let's check in with sal. >> good morning. the earlier problem was the emergency roadwork we had have in texasing they did a good j

ob -- they did a good job. traffic is still recovering. it's at about a 15-minute delay. so far, it hasn't quite r ecovered from that and also m ixing in with the regular slow traffic we see every day. this is a look at northbound 208 at the 880 interchange. the traffic is going to be pretty slow here getting up into the valley. so is northbound as you drive into sunnyvale. want to men shin san francisco thousand it -- i want to mention san f rancisco. be careful at the marinwood e xit. please give yourself extra time. we'll check on this crash and see how long it will be before it gets out of the way.

let's go to steve? >> for many it's already sunny. it will be near mild to warm around 70. we were mostly fog-free. leer it come in too out to t he -- here it comes in. it will be mild to warm, though, for many today. more of the same tomorrow. a possibility of a light change. sunday, monday. one of our -- two of our forecast models are kind of indicating some very light rain. i doubt it makes it, i really d o. monday, don't cancel any plans. cold this morning. >> anywhere near that nothing, it's cold! fairfield is now 43. still some 30s leftover but a

lot of 40s. 49 san francisco. 46 the view. that easterly breeze bringing in back the $in been nova scotia, vallejo, east there's fair f ield, northeast at5. napa, northeast at 3. that's what brings it back in. any rain is way up here. blue you -- but have you to be in in seattle or portland. after the fog, a little wind in the hills as well. sunny and warm for many. some thick fog, though. chilly conditions, 30s to near 50. by noon, most of that fog should be done -- gone. 58 to 64. it won't keep that theme. anywhere near that fog, upper

50s near 60s. 70s for many. fog. sunny, mild to warm all the way into friday. thank you, steve. >> rea's -- russia's president is vowing to find and punish those responsible for the airport bombing that killed and injured more than a hundred crede. this-- a hundred more. this is veins video. the suicide -- surveillance video. the suicide bomber is said to put the material inside to make it look at small as possible. chechen militants have carried out many attacks in russia.

this action has people c alling for everyone needs to go through those metal detectors. i'm all for it. >> ther are 0 that would probably complain problems and havoc will find a way to doo it. some security experts say lining up outside the terminals would actually create no another. >> okay. a unique chance to hang out with the president. owners of a santa cruz ice cream shop will be sitting are the -- sitting with the late day the reason you will be -- ty will be sitting with the first lady.

good morning. we have sunshine for many. all she a layer of valley fog has moved back into parts of the east bay and north bay. low 60s for some. but mid- to upper 60s and near 70 for horse -- for others. here's tori. president obama says he understands the most important thing to americans right now is jobs. and that is what he intends to focus on in his state of the union address tonight.

sandra endo is live in washington, d.c. with a preview of what else we can expect. >> reporter: good morning, tori. what you can expect tonight is a real show of unity. several dozen lawmakers are going to be sitting together as opposed to sitting separately and you can see a live press conference going on right now in washington where they are t alking about new dynamic s eating. but they want to come together in light of the tragic shooting in arizona to show that they are united. now, meanwhile, president obama, you can expect him to -- to speak with a tone that brings people together and as you mentioned, issue number one for voters is the economy. with the focus on the future, president obama will deliver his second state of the union address tonight to a divided congress and a nation ready for economic growth. >> the most important speech this year will be all about what we have to do to be competitive, focusing on

innovation, we're the country that's known for creativity and entrepreneurship. it will be about education. >> i think you will hear the president, as we've discussed, speak -- spend most of his time talking about the economy. >> reporter: besides the e conomy, a democratic source says the president will look ahead at how america matches up against global competition when it comes to education and innovation. republicans want the president to focus on making governments smaller and cutting back on spending. >> i'm looking forward to the president and his remarks that perhaps really can go about t rying to cut spending in washington, that we can reform the way that washington works so that we don't see a runaway government in spending. >> reporter: new health budget committee chair paul ryan will give the republican tea party response. despite the par tinship playing

out, there -- they will be s itting together, not s eparately. and special guests joining the first lady will include some survivors of the arizona s hooting as well as the trauma chief who treated giffords after she got shot in the head. back to you. >> i'm just curious. why are the republicans giving two rebuttals tonight? >> reporter: well, it will be interesting to see the show of support and the tip of the hat to the tea party which really got a grassroots movement going on and elected a lot of the n ewly elected lawmakers there. kind of a turf war even within the conservative parties. but also a one-two punch to the democrats and president obama as well. >> thank you, sandra. the owners of the penny ice

creamery have been asked to sit with the first lady. the two thanked the president for federal stimulation money which allowed them to open their had up their homemade organic ice cream shop. we talked to davis about an hour ago, just before he boarded the plane to d.c. he says he still cannot believe this is happening. >> in the two years that it took to get our business together and write our -- right our business man, there's nothing in there about recognition of the white house. davis and baker's houses will be going to the event after the state of the union. you can watch the speech tonight at 6 this evening. we'll be live streaming the address on ktvu.com. and we have some breaking news right now. this is just in.

rahm emanuel is asking the illinois support to overturn a ruling booting him off the chicago mayoral ballot. yesterday, an appeals court r uled that rahm emanuel does into the meet residency r equirements in chicago and that overturned an earlier decision that he did meet the r equirements. you may remember he stepped gown as cheap of stephanopolous of the white house and president obama in order to run for the mayor's race in chicago. meanwhile chicago's board of l ex -- elections plans to print ballots without rahm emanuel's ballot -- name on them. so he's, once again, asking the appeals court to overturn the appeals court decision. 8:20. we're also remembering governor jerry brown will deliver his state of the state address next monday night. "the sacramento bee" says the governor will use to -- will use that speech to rally. he wants to convince lawmakers

and voters to expose spending temporary $12 billion in s pending cuts to help close the gap. california lawmakers are not paying huge gasoline bills despite the huge crisis. you are paying for it. taxpayers footed the bill for state-issued gas credit cards. but this is a perk you only find in california. last year, the gas bill was $ 208,000 for the state assembly. it was 86,000 for the state senate. celebrity attorney gloria allred will soon be a judge on her own tv court show. the program will be called "pea the -- we the people" it's set to launch this fall. allred says she will continue to pack miss law while appearing on her new show. there is a surprising new report this morning about air

travel. the big u.s. airlines are making more money by flying less. and the freezing cold weather on the east coast is starting to cause some unusual problems. san francisco, northbound 101 traffic suddenly getting slow approaching the downtown area but that's not the only problem getting into the city.

virgin america airlines is dropping another route in april. they will stop flying to tron c o, canada. that will leave virgin with flights to and from 13 city, including new york, dallas and los angeles. virgin america, which is privately held, is expecting to post an operating profit for last year and a net profit this year. we, the profit margins of the eight major u.s. airlines are at their high left -- highest levels in a decade. after a decade of multi-billion dollar losses they appear to be making more money by flying l ess. they've laid off crews. they've eliminated flights which cuts down on their costs. that's also increasing the demand for the limited number of seats and that's also pushing up fares. tau, contra costa s upervisors will consider a rate hike for garbage collection in east parts of the county.

garaventa enterprises is r equesting a 14% increase for customers in several cities. that would bring the cost of a 96-gallon gan to $36 a month and a 33-gallon gan to $33. if approved, the rates -- new rates begin march 1st. you think it's cool here. take a look at this -- in bryant park, the cold weather turned a fountain into an ice sculpture yesterday. and not to far away a thick sheet of ice encased a car after a water pipe broke. the last few days has been the coldest new york has seen in nearly two years. i actually saw there was a ski up in northern development with a wind chill that was minus 50. and the ski chair operator said not too many people are skiing. even the hearty new englanders can't handle that cold. sal, i will take any

problem you see over that any day. >> i think a lot of people feel that way. we do have to deal with slow traffic. getting into san francisco, northbound 101 is very busy approaching the 80 split and westbound bay bridge is slow because of earlier issues. northbound 101 in san francisco is going to be slow all the way back to the 280 interchange as we look around here. doesn't seem to be a -- a reason for this except slow traffic getting into the city. moving along to the bay bridge. it's still backed up for at least a 15-minute wait getting into the city that way because of earlier problems. the south bay, also slow traffic right through into the valley. watch for slowing getting up on 280, 85 and 101, let's go to steve. sunshine for many. that fog from the valley d esighed -- decided to sneak in. parts of the east bay and north bay and out to the delta but

otherwise it's hazy sunshine. it will be mild to warm. some cold lows had a lot of 30s but we rebound into the mid- to upper 60s. even 70. a few high clouds. but there's no rain in sight. 40s and 50s along with some 30s. fairfield is 43. they have some fog. they also have a north- northeast wind at 6. quarter- mile visibility or less but the city is 50. mountain view is 46. hayward is 45. plenty going on out there. just not hanging in our direction. it's going up and over the ridge of high pressure. some thick fog. still windy in the hills right above the caldecott. at the surface it's lighter or no wind at all. low 60s. anybody near the fog, upper 60s to near 70. if you started off with s unshine, it might have been a little chilly. it will be mild to warm. we'll take that pattern all the way friday into saturday. maybe some clouds

sunday/monday. major new developments in the search for that missing 90- year-old woman in sausalito. moments ago -- again, newschopper2 is flying over the area right now as we investigate this. we learned that a woman matching her description has been found. what's weeing done now to determine exactly who she is. >> reporter: it will drive me out of business. that's according to one merchant who says if a crackdown on these goes through, he will be forced to move his business out of t own. plus -- feuding neighbors. the reason a sacramento man is displaying that swastika flag at his house.

welcome back. we're following this major new development in the search for a 90-year-old missing woman in sausalito. a woman found near kirby cove campground is, indeed, yin c zech. here's her here is -- yin czech. there's her photo. moments ago her grandson went down there. she's been missing since yesterday morning. right now, we don't know what her medical condition is. we do have a crew at the scene and they will bring us a live report in just a couple of minutes. and divers have gone back to a canal in patterson. they are looking for 4-year-old

juliani cardenas, the boy kidnapped a week ago. the drivers are gonna move further down anderson road and they will be using sonar equipment in the search. a witness reported seeing a suspect's car plunge into the water 45 minutes after the child was snatched. we'll give you an update on that story if we get any additional information. san francisco police are still searching for the man they think is responsible for the female body found inside a car. source essay that suspect's name is almond j. johnson. several residents took video of the car fire. they say the times were as high as two stories. firefighters had trouble putting it out. one witness said he saw a man light a rag on fire, toss it into the driver's side of the car and then run away. concord police are searching for teenagers involved in a

vicious attack. the victim, a 32-year-old mentally disabled man. he was attacked sunday night outside hit apartment building on clayton road. police say teenagers -- t eenagers surrounded the man and threw rocks at him. they rode off on bicycles. the man's injuries are not serious but the attack stunned family members including the victim's sister who witnessed the crime. a group of males around her brother on the ground kicking him and they one off, throwing rocks. >> concord police only have a vague description but this happened at about 6:00 sunday night on clayton road. if you have any information, you are asked to call concord p olice. 8:34. a sacramento man is -- has been displaying a swastika flag in front of his house. would now, joe, says he put t hat -- now, joe says he put that in there because he doesn't like his neighbors. he wants to keep them from r

enting out their home. the davis family says they are trying to move out because they've been terrorized by their neighbor for years. >> he turned off our water several times. he poisoned our dog, he would shoot bb guns in the backyard. >> the davis said things got so bad they put in security cameras to record things. the neighbor took on the -- took down the flag but they worry this is not the end of the dispute. in san francisco, some residents are pretty fed up with seeing fliers on their doorsteps an they want it to step. tam is with why one man -- tam is live with another about -- tara moriarty is live with more about why one man says those fliers could drive him out of restaurant. >> reporter: good morning. we have an indeiant restaurant,

a japanese restaurant, as well as a couple of housekeepers. neighbors can't push to ban these fliers. that would infringe on your first amendment right. but leaders leaders are pushing for stricter rules because they say she end up in the gutter. >> they wind up in my recycle bin. >> reporter: do you ever read these? >> no, not really. >> reporter: so the advertise is not working on you? >> not at all. >> reporter: the plan passed through the economic development would require distributors to make sure that these are a ttached to your door better so they don't blow away. now, we contacted a printer who distributed this fire for a house cleaner. he says is costs about $1 for each one and typically they will order $500. he ma make $500.

he says if these regulations go through, will be really p ardon -- will be really hard on his business and he would simply move his business elsewhere. the proposal will go before the board of supervisor the next month. we're live in san francisco, back to you. a new report out this morning shows san francisco is one of the few housing markets where prices are starting to rise. a report says the average price for homes in the 20 biggest markets in the country fell. home buyers paid 1.6% less in november than october. but san francisco, los angeles and san diego all reported slightly higher prices in november. 8:37. let's check in with sal. what's going on out there? welling we keep watching the a pro poach to san francisco because of earlier problems. it's become very slow, especially on the bay bridge. westbound bay bridge, recovering a little bit but by

now we usually see more recovery. one of the reasons is -- well, because we had some earlier emergency roadwork. now, give caltrans credit. they got out there early and got out of their but it still does not -- was not good for the commute. also san francisco 101, the traffic there is going to be busy as you drive into the city. you can see that traffic is -- well, it's going to be slow on the 101 approach, the 80 split. it's packed -- barked up to cesar chavez. traffic is really slow in marin. across the bridge, 80 is slow. highway 4 is slow. i want to move it over to 80. you can see traffic between pinole and richmond getting red on our road sensors. so that means it's slow. let's go to steve. okay, sal. thank you. if you have the sun enjoy it.

sanfrancisco is already 50. but for some, it's been cold. i uft hostage from -- heard from tracy from petaluma, fog. crockett has fog, antioch, zero disability. it's going to be a sunny forecast and mild to warm for many although if you are in that fog, it can be just warned cold out there. patchy fog. 60 to 70 santa cruz, santa rosa. just a few to flirt with that 70-degree temperature. breezy to windy in some of the higher elevations. oakland hills seems to take that breeze. it's not as strong at the surface. 43 fairfield. they were down to 36 and then the fog came in. temperature went up. concord was 39. 40s and 30s. there's the 50 in san francisco. redwood city. but mountain view. hayward has just a slight component of a breeze.

there's fairfield's north- northeast 6. napa's northeast 3. that's at the airport. concord and crockette had an easterly breeze. highway 4, san pablo bay, you can see some of the fog creeping back in. where's the rain? it's to the north. offshore wind means beautiful weather for the south bay, peninsula and along the coast and for many 2 will be sunny around warm -- sunny and warm. some thick fog makes it a little tough for north and east bay commuters. otherwise it will be a gorgeous day. if you like this weather you

will like the next five days. it will had bush off and then we'll have hazy skies for you. we're gonna take you back live to sausalito where a missing 90-year-old woman has just been found minutes ago. ktvu's allie rasmus is out there now and you can tell us how she was found. alley? >> reporter: well, we're in the ma rib headlands and just about a half hour ago we've been t elling you about all morning was found. she was found in the curby cove area of the wetlands. this is the walking stick she was still carrying when she was found this morning nearly 24 hours after she first went on a walk. the last time she was seen was 7::00 a.m. yesterday. here's how it happened two women doing their daily run were t alking -- were jogging on this trail. they discovered -- one of the woman we talked to said she and her friend were taking a break

from the job. when all of a sudden an asian woman came out of the crashes with the walking stick. the driver said tear was an english barrier but they have could firmed her lost since 7:00 a.m. yesterday. park saker seems to be in good health. in good condition. it's amazing how business -- cow cold it gets out here. she was taken to kaiser at terra lin cau in the north bay, but we're told -- terra linda in the north -- busch in the north bay but we're told she's doing okay. "toy tori 3" is opening for one of these -- "toy story 3 is hoping for one of these." we're live with them next.

let's brick you up to d ate -- let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories. police have found a 90-year-old sausalito woman who vanished almost 24 hours ago. just minutes ago she was take ton a hospital after weeing found near kirby cove

campground by joggers. just 30 minutes ago, drivers went back to a canal in patterson, they are looking for signs of juliani cardenas. the boy was kidnapped a week a go. search teams are gonna move further down anderson road and they are gonna use sonar equipment as well. and president obama's state of the union address tonight will be focusing on jobs. the president wants to convince the american people as well as congress that he has a plan to create new jobs. and there is a new poll this morning that indicates the president may have an optimistic audience. a new poll finds 56% of a mericans think things are going badly. but in, 71%. you saw it live earlier, the nominee force the 83rd

academy awards were announced. >> jeff bridges in "true quit got. jessie eisenberg in "the social network" colin firth in "the king's speech" the king's speech "received most of the n ominations. "toy story 3" marks the third time in history an a nimated film has been n ominated. pam cook is live at the pixar studios with the movie's producer for the reaction to the news. >> reporter: good morning. it's pretty exciting, you can feel the excitement here. with us, darla anderson, good morning. congratulations.

>> thank you. >> you have some tough competition in there. i was hoping you would say academy award nomen knee. excuse me. academy award nomen knee, darla anderson. hopefully a winner. >> oh, yeah. >> quite exciting. >> it is real exciting. >> we expect you guys to be nominated for best animated f ilm. >> it's so overwhelming. we got up at the crack of down this morning and were listening to your name to be called. my heart was pounding and you realize in that moment what an unbelievable honor it is and what is a big deal it is. >> now, i've heard john and others here at pixar say that you don't think sequels to make money. you make sequels when there is a story to tell you. you all do it very we. >> well, i mean if we el the -- if we tell the story right, the people will come. that's the hope. but you never know.

i think the "toy tow story 3" move the we didn't do it for money. it took us ten years to get our story together and what we w anted to say. >> it's quite an act to follow. what are you and buzz gonna do next? >> after "toy story 3"? >> yeah. is there something next for t hem? >> who knows? >> but going back back to the original question. i made the mistake, i guess, of googling around the rotten toe pay toes -- tomatoes. and i found that toy story 2 had gotten 100 for ors -- 100% on that. >> explain what that is. >> it's an aggregate of all of the critics' comments and all of the reviews of the word the fact that "toy story 3" has

gotten 3 00%. that just added to the i mpresence pressure we felt of how we loved toy story and toy story ii have been. it was up to us not to crew it you. we just opening that tale -- i mean, i can't tell a story' worry. >> what do you think it will table for an animated film to win best picture? >> you know, i don't know. i mean, honestly, we're just so happy to be considered and nomen nateed in this category. we make our films for everybody. i think they resonate with everybody. we use the same -- we use the same tools as others. i'll not sure. but just the idea that we got nomen nateed is huge. we're just filled with c

reditors. >> well, thank thank you for weeing here. >> thank you. we'll look forward to hearing the results and bringing them to you. >> back to tori and dave. a california woman has a beef with taco bell. why the fast-food chain is f acing a class action lawsuit. and the new connection between what you post on facebook and your insurance policy.

welcome back. time now 8:53. right now the arraignment for michael jackson's doctor accused in the popstar's death is just getting underway. you are looking at a live picture outside of the c ourthouse. you see the media lined up outside. they are waiting for dr. murray to come back outside. he actually walked into the courthouse about 20 minutes ago. and we are alooking outside at the front door of the courthouse where the pack of the media are waiting right there. now, dr. murray is expected to plead not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. his attorney says they will not seek a plea bargain in this i nhave you lun lun tari manslaughter trial. dr.murray is accused of giving michael jackson a lethal dose of propofol. the doctor says he was treating michael jackson for insomnia when he died in june of 2009. taco bell is facing a class action lawsuit with the claims of using ground beef or

seasoned beef in its products. the lawsuit is being filed on behalf of a woman who claims they falsely tears the amount of beef they use. taco denies their advertising is misleading. some shoppers will soon start seeing nutrition labels in the -- they will be called "knew tris keys." that will be calories, salt, f at, saturated fat they can include two other nutrients such as calcium and vitamin c. 8:55. insurance adjustors are checking up on clients by checking facebook pages. they say they are using facebook to evaluate what people are s aying about their lifestyle and their medical

histories. now according to "the l.a. t imes" they might compare what a man is saying about a woman on facebook while they are getting disability claims for a bad b ack. they will look at pictures after woman laughing on the beach while at the same time -- g etting treatment for medical depression. and just hours from now, san francisco giants' fans will be able to get an up-close look at the team's world champion trophy. it will be on display for two hours this afternoon at the santa clara convention center starting at 1:30. the free see you -- the free see you is on a first come first served basis. the giants world series trophy is touring around the country until may. today five lucky viewers will win a pair of tickets to avenue 2, the musical.

the-- avenue q, the musical. to enter go to ktvu.com before midnight. scroll down to the ktvu "right now" tab and put in the secret word "puppet." good luck. i believe that's a not for kids type show. >> okay. i will take your word for it. >> okay. i take sal's word for what's happening in the commute. >> yes. we're just going to wrap it up here. things are getting much wetter in the morning commute -- much better in the morning commute here. you can see traffic is moving along well. the bay bridge, even that is g etting better now, as you can see, coming into the city. we had a rough one there. there is san francisco. northbound 101 still sluggish as you approach -- approach the 80 split. for some, it's that darned tulle fog or valley fog. it will burn back but it's moved back from the delta, car

nene nez strait all the way to san pablo bay but sunny and warm weather for many. we'll hold this team to f riday -- friday saturday. i don't think there will be any rape, dare i say. -- rain, dare i say. >> tori's not complainting. >> no. as we go, we want to take you back live to the hospital where the 90-year-old sausalito woman who was missing for 24 hours was taken for examination. we'll continue -- we'll continue to follow this story and update you on our website and also on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. thanks for watching everyone. bye now.

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