you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. rainy weather across the bay area this morning. we'll tell you where it's led to problems on the roadways. just how dirty are those seats on barta? the police get some additional help in a bay area neighborhood that's been plagued by virus. good morning, and welcome

to mornings on 2. >> a wet and wild ride for me comes into work. let's see what's happening outside right now, and check in with our meteorologist. >> good morning to you. coming down in some areas. we will continue to see the light rain before it turns to scattered showers. giving you a look at the radar. you can see it is very widespread. around santa rosa this morning. we head into the east bay, very white spread as well, a few scattered showers in and around hayward. as we let south, breaking up just a little bit. morgan hill and into gilroy. we'll continue with this light rain. let's talk about how much rain we've seen so far, and whether or not you're going to need that umbrella all day sunday. more on that coming up in a

bit. that wet weather is leading to dangerous conditions on bay area roads. more on the areas you should avoid, good morning, a lly. >> reporter: we're in marin county, just mortgage of lucky -- north of lucky drive. right now, this free way looks pretty good. but chp did put out an alert about this onramp, because flooding was a problem. you can see a few cars splashing through it. this is highway 101 north and southbound. traffic is moving along smoothly. elsewhere in the bay area this morning, the weather has led to problems. rainy weather, chp says was a factor in a multicar accident in the brentwood area. one person was killed in that crash. another seriously injured. >> just because the speed limit

is set at a certain speed, if the weather is bad, you need to slow down and drive for the conditions of the roadway. >> reporter: you can see wet cars and trucks moving through pretty nicely. but the rain is expected to continue throughout the morning across the bay area. local continue to check in with c -- we'll continue to check in with chp. channel 2 news. gang violence in san francisco's mission district has police swarming the neighborhood streets. now they're getting some additional assistance. members of the guardian angels did their own patrols in the mission yesterday. that comes after two shootings and four stabbings in a two week period. a result, police said of an ongoing gain war. >> i know kids make mistakes, but when they try to come back from their mistakes, i don't think they deserve this kind of

life. you're young and you join a gang, and then you want to get out, and then this happens, it's not fair. they deserve a second chance, like we all do. >> his family made the trip from southern california to the bay area this weekend for his funeral. the seats of some well used public transportation have been analyzed. tested the bacteria content on a random bart seat, and muni seat, on the muni seat, no bacteria was detected. but the cloth seats on bart revealed fecal bacteria, and nine different strains of back tear ha, -- bacteria, and mold on the seat.

officials admit, a change is needed. >> when bart started in 1972, we were competing directly against the automobile. we wanted to provide a comfortable seat. now with 350,000 riders daily on our train, is our current seats most appropriate? bart says it spent $600,000 a year to dry clean those seat, but now they're considering with going with the easier to clean plastic seats. legal experts are deliberating a possible plea guarding in the kidnapping case of jaycee dugard. earlier this week, nancy garrido's client said they confessed to kidnapping dugard. there may be advantages to a plea deal for both sides. it would spare jaycee dugard and her daughters from having to testify during trial.

the garridos are looking to receive a sentence that includes the possibility of parole. the city of tracy will honor sandra cantu this week at an event called celebrating tracy's children. it is scheduled for tuesday. there will be free bowling for children, ice cream, yogurt, and much more, all thanks to local businesses. sandra cantu was killed in 2009 by her neighbor, melissa huckaby. last summer, huckaby was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder. for more information on tuesday's event, you can go to ktvu.com and click on web links. we're following developing news from chile this morning after a major earthquake shook the country, less than two and a half hours ago. the 6.2 magnitude quake hit about 40 miles away from the country's border with peru. it's not believed the quake caused serious damage. this comes just a year after an

8.8 quake killed hundreds of people. the state department is warning people to stay away from yemen. saying terrorism, and growing civil unrest are making it unsafe for u.s. citizens right now. officials said americans should not travel to the country, and for those already in yemen, they say it's time to get out. family members of embassy staff are also told to leave. the anti-government fighters are armed with assault rifles and grenades. this is video from yesterday, and shows them moving toward tripoli. mr.gaddafi continues to control tripoli, but the rebel leaders have captured a key port city, and maybe closing in on his hometown. close to 200,000 people have left libya in the last few

weeksness most of them crossing into tunisia, yesterday, the united states emergency coordinator, visited a refugee camp. >> i have to say in the situation that we're in now, it feels to me as if things are likely to get much worse before they get better. >> thousands more are expected to cross from libya to tunisia in the coming days. the united nations is also investigating reports that forces loyal to muammar gaddafi are preventing some refugees from leaving that country. ♪ [ music ] good morning to you, the it is a soggy cart to the day, a live camera from emeryville, looking in towards berkely, you can see a little fog. the good news, the rain clouds keeping our temperatures up by 10, maybe 12 degrees from yesterday morning. when it's wet, it tends to feel

cooler out there. very widespread rain, getting just a little bit of a break in the north bay. into san rafael at this time, and you can see scattered showers over the coastal range. we'll continue with the steady rain through the morning hours. your satellite and radar view, saw most of this move on through, and now the back edge of it will become more showery in nature, but we're going to remain unsettled over the course of the next day or so. we've got the trough dropping out of the gulf of alaska. notice we don't dry out completely until tomorrow afternoon. by the afternoon, we're going to end in the 50s. we're only going to warm a few degrees. 53 fairfield, 54 concord. san rafael, into san francisco, and redwood city. your afternoon highs for today, not going to go far.

58 in santa rosa this afternoon. 58 for vallejo. going do approach 60 degrees in free month. 61 san jose, san mateo area, sitting in the upper 50s. your extended forecast for today, we're looking at rain, then showers. cloudy conditions. temperatures on the cool side, a little below average for this time of year, leaving in the possibility of a few scattered showers on monday. monday continues to look like it will be the coolest afternoon. we're dry, and warming up tuesday into wednesday. take a look at wednesday afternoon. 67degrees. i'll take that. into thursday, the possibility of showers returns to our area. we'll take a look at how much rain has fallen so far, coming up in just a bit. a powerful storm system is heading each e.east, but not before leaving a deadly tornado, and floods in its wake. yesterday, a tornado hit a louisiana town, killing one woman, and injurying 11 others. more than 100 homes are

damaged, and thousands of homes have been evacuated due to gas leaks. the storm moved onto ohio, where heavy rains are causing flood concerns for residents. >> . it was crazy down here. >> i've never seen it this high. if it didn't rain for another week, it would probably get down to normal level. >> officials say the river could hit flood stage by tomorrow morning. forecasters say the storm is expected to hit the new england states by tomorrow morning as well. we have an important recall to tell but a food you may have at home. it is a story you will see only on 2, new video of illegal dumping. why the people responsible already difficult to catch, even though they were caught on camera. let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this more morning. you can see the roadways are wet, and it is making for dangerous driving conditions. we are getting reports right now of flooding on willford

avenue, that's on highway 101 in the santa rosa area.

good morning to you. we've got rain on our lens and we're attempting to show you a picture of oakland this morning. sitting in 50s. 1 to 2 tenths inches of rain picked in up in oakland this morning. the city is cracking down on illegal dumping. catching the people responsible is a challenge. something that becomes very clear when you see this video of yet another case of illegal dumping. it is a story you'll only see here on channel 2. you'll have to look closely at this video, it's dark, and hard to see, but what the video you're watching really shows is how difficult

it is to stop illegal dumping. >> it's extremely difficult. mostly, it's most difficult in the bay by hunters point neighborhood of san francisco. because it's a vast area with a lot of industrial properties. many of which are located on streets that dead end into empty lots, and it's also has easy access to freeway ramps. >> ktvu obtained this surveillance video. and you'll only see it here on channel 2. it gives you four different views in a case of illegal dumping in the city's bay view hunter's point neighborhood. this is january 18, at about 1:30 a.m. take a look at this first shot. we're going to show it to you a few times, because it's tough to see. look at the top of you're screen, you can see a truck pulling up, and turning off their lights. two people get out, then the back gate of the truck swings open. a container is lifted, then the debris spills into the street. watch that again as that dark

mass of debris is left on the street, and the truck drives away. >> someone can get in and out. it's usually very dark. not great streetlighting. industrial areas, it's very difficult to see, and to get witnesses. people can come in and make a quick getaway. >> three more cameras may help. we get another angle, from the sfusd maintenance building, as that same truck drives on by. nothing shows a license plate. but watch the stop sign. this angle gives a glimpse of one broken tail light on that truck. will they catch them? that's unclear. but the city attorney wants them to know, the city is on the hunt. tomorrow, some dog owners will protest a proposal to limit offleash areas for dogs in the golden gate recreational area. the proposal from the national parks service would reduce the size of areas where dogs can be off their leash.

it would also effect 21 different locations, including san francisco's ocean beach, chrissy field, and fort mason. yesterday, the second of flour public meetings -- four public meetings about the proposal was held. >> i think it's terrible. they're taking aware from people what they've enjoyed for years, and what they promised us, when they created this park. >> it's about providing a balance and a range of opportunities and experiences. >> the third open house meeting is scheduled at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. a protest involving hundreds of people against the plan is expected to take place right after that meeting. this morning, the spca is looking for homes for 250 rescued cats. those cats were found in a small storage unit in southern california after neighbors complained about the smell. anyone interested in adopting a cat can contact the peninsula

spca in san mateo. two east bay communities bonding together to bring peace to their streets. about 100 residents of eel is a -- el cerrito. yesterday's event was a new effort to cement a new relationship between students, parents, and community leaders. >> i also think it's up to me and other educators to teach peace, preach peace. >> we believe you cannot separate the interests of the school from the interests of the unit. >> police say violent crime is council 26% this year, while property crime is down 17%. some richmond street vendors could find themselves out of business, thanks to some

new regulations. starting this summer, health inspectors will be cracking down on vendors. officials say judging by the number of health complaints they get, some vendors aren't going to pass inspections. a 45 day warting period will also -- waiting period will also be placed on new permit. a nationwide recall of hazel nut this morning because of an e. coli scare. they were sold under the sunrise, george packing, firestone farm, and northwest hazel nut labels. no e. coli has been found in the products, but seven people in the midwest reported e. coli infections possibly linked to the hazel nuts. at least 1 in 5 californians struggle to feed themselves and their family. this is slightly higher than the national average of 18%. the study showed about 20% of californians answered yes to not be being able to afford enough food over the past year.

the highest rates were in the fresno and riverside areas. officials blame the problem on high unemployment, and low participation in the food stamp program. why new office space could be a conflict of interest. foggy, and foggy out there in some areas this morningment giving you a live look, or attempting to from bay point this morning. we're tracking this latest storm. how long we expect the rain to stick around, coming up.

lieutenant governor newsom's new office is stirring up some controversy. i announced he would be leasing shared office space south of market, instead of setting up an office in a state owned building. the managing partner contributed $12,000 to newsom's recent campaign. some experts in governmental ethics say the office choice could be a conflict of interest. $500,000 set aside by the

former san francisco mayor for a homeless project has not been transferred over to the tenderloin nonprofit group. san francisco's health directer says he has not, she has not transferred the money because of possible budget cuts in her department. protests over a controversial union bill continue in madison, wisconsin this weekend. even though the state capitol building is locked up. a large group of union supporters gathered outside the capitol building yesterday. they're angry over governor scott walker's decision to take away public rights from unions. some demonstrators said they showed up, because others can't make it to madison. >> we have people, friends from up north, and around the state who cannot get down here.

[ inaudible ] >> protests over the controversial union bill are now in their third week. senate democrats continue to hide out in neighboring illinois, refusing to vote on the measure. heavy rains in ohio. in marian county, some waters submerged streets. a state of emergency has been declared in order to free up funds to help the victims. the red cross is also in the area. also in ohio, a priest is recovering this morning after he accidently tumbled off a bridge, recently damaged by a storm. the man reportedly stopped on the bridge yesterday to examine the damage, when he stumbled down a 25-foot bank, and fell into two feet of rushing water. >> there's a dam there there was a bridge over it. the bridge has sort of collapsed due to the, all the mass of water that's been coming through. so it's been breaching more and more every day. >> a man did jump in to assist

the priest until a rescue crew arrived to save both of them. the time is 7:24. i woke up to rain this morning, and it just keeps falling. >> you're right, just a sheet of rain over us. this morning, is when we will see the steady rain, then breaking away to scattered showers. the possibility of wet skies, and wet ground throughout our entire sunday. the sun is up, you can tell, but boy, it's tough to see. giving you a live look at san jose. dealing with a little fog out there this morning. take a look at stormtracker. it's just been a steady light rain. moving in closer, seeing moderate cells and in and vallejo this morning. traveling to the north and east near napaa this morning. the storm continues to push off to the east, we will continue with the possibility of just a few of somehow scattered showers. we're going to continue with the scattered showers throughout tonight and into

tomorrow. so far, we've seen .45. a quarter inch of rain in san francisco. our temperatures this morning not too bad. actually starting in the 50s. by the afternoon, up 50s, low 60s. a slight chance of rain lingering through monday. dry by wednesday. the possibility of rain moving back in by thursday. a security measure is being taken this morning, following a brutal mob attack on a man at a caltrain station. a rainy morning across the bay area, i'll show you where it led to problems on the roadways.

a deadly accident overnight, the rain is back, and creating dangerous driving conditions. we're keeping an eye on bay area roadways this morning. good morning, and welcome back to mornings on 2. >> wet roads, spinouts, and a fatal accident. this rain is causing problems for drivers on the roadways. live in marin county, with more on the story. >> reporter: we're just off highway 101 near lucky drive. taking a look at the radio roadways out here, this is 101 heading north. traffic isn't slowing down, cars are moving along pretty

briskly. although we see some of them slowing down. the rain appears to be coming down a little harder than it was just a half hour ago. to give you a better idea, let's turn the camera around and show you the view. we've got steady rain throughout the bay area, since the overnight hours. just after midnight, there was a fatal car crash on basco road, five drivers were involved in that. one driver said he swerved to avoid another car and his car flipped and he ended up in the ditch. >> just because the speed limit is set at a certain speed, if the weather is bad, you need to make sure you slow down still, and drive safe for the conditions of the road at the time. >> reporter: actually, that was the wrong sound. the person you just heard from

was the chp. he explained that weather was a factor. one person killed in the crash, another seriously injured. the rain is expected to continue today. traffic is not affected in this part of the north bay. we're going to check back with you, and keep an eye out on the roads, and the road conditions throughout the morning, and come back to you guys in about a half hour from now. security has been increased at a redwood city caltrain station. a spokeswoman saying between he 9 and 15 suspects attacked a san jose man as he waited for the train. she also told us, he was robbed and beaten. at least word, the victim was still in critical condition. we spoke to passengers who were surprised to hear about the se

-- severity of the attack. >> it's shocking to me that that kind of cowardly behavior would be alto occur. >> there's always a cop around this area. so yeah he, i'm surprised that actually, it happened. that's pretty bad. i hope he gets better. >> reporter: police say there are reports of a white compact car seen leading that area. santa cruz police are looking for a second suspect in an armed robbery. police say early yesterday morning, two men robbed a person at gun point on west cliff drive. police recently released this scatch. he's described as a black male, 20 to 30 years old, wearing a black overcoat during the robbery. police say they did arrest one man after the robbery. his name was julio chavez. a sheriff deputy is behind

bars today as the investigation continues. deputies arrested 27-year-old steven tanabe on drugs, weapons, and conspiracy charges. officials expect christopher butler hired. butler and norman welsh are accused of stealing, and selling confiscated drugs. streets south of market were under more than just rain water. a car slammed into a fire hydrant. the crash knocked the hydrant off its base, sending water up six stories into the sky. the water kept pouring out for about one hour. san francisco police arrested the driver of the car on suspicion of driving under the influence. ♪ [ music ] good morning to you. giving you a look at well, you can see, pretty thick fog out

there had morning. in addition to the wet weather, we've got some tough driving conditions out there. if you have to be out early, give yourself extra time. you can tell from the stormtracker radar here, that it is very, very slippery out there. in many cases, it is very white spread, scattered showers in some areas. petaluma, reporting just a few scattered showers. areas right around san jose, getting a little bit of a break. the rest of us dealing with these showers as we move throughout. the widespread rain is expected this morning, and we'll move through the evening hours. i guess we'll continue to roll through and show you the next map. scattered showers for the second half of the day. we'll remain unsettled as we move into monday. the system bringing us from a quarter inch of rain to perhaps an inch in some areas. the north bay reporting from three to four tenths over the last hour or so. the heaviest rain expected right about now.

and then we'll watch it lighten up. we do have a winter weather advisory for the sierra. if by chance this is your weekend and your get owing there, that lasting through about 4:00 this afternoon, at about 5,000 feet. .2, a little more than that in concord. san jose, not much so far. we've got anywhere from a few one hundredths. the showers lingering through tonight. could be breezy at times. another system dropping off the gulf alaska, that will bring us cooler weather in time for monday. today, we're looking at temperatures starting in the 50s, and ending in the upper 50s. 54degrees in oakland. 54 right now in san francisco. we're 10, and 12 degrees warmer than we were yesterday morning. 58 expected for the afternoon

in vallejo. widespread upper 50s, antioch. your extended forecast here, so soggy. today, tonight, through tomorrow, the possibility of a few lingering showers before we really dry out. temperatures will begin to fall by tomorrow morning. we'll have clearer skies. 40degrees as we start our back to work monday. mid-50s for the afternoon, then rebounding back into the 60s. in fact, we could be near 70 degrees by wednesday. with partly cloudy, partly sunny skies. thursday, here comes the unsettled weather once again. thursday afternoon, 61 degrees expected in the afternoon. if you're going to be out today, we have your day planner coming up for you in just a few moments. time now, 7:36, today the new zealand government has more bad news for the country following last month's earthquake. the government's treasury expects the earthquake will cut the rate of growth in half.

also today, police barriers were relaxed for the first time, allowing people inside businesses to find their valuables. here in the bay area, a group of brentwood residents is reaching out to help victims of the quake. the new zealand fund is operating through the orphans relief fund. a search continues in spain for a missing 22-year-old california college student. posters with the face of austin taylor bias are now posted across madrid, where he disappeared more than a week ago. the san diego state university student was spending his spring semester as a spanish university. his father and other family members are now in madrid to take part in the search. >> i just want to say thank you for all being here. it's hard for me to talk about it, but thank you. >> we always told him, never be by yourself. always pair up with somebody. i think the problem was, he got

a little overconfident. >> spanish officials say it is very rare for an american college student to go missing in the country. time now, 7:37, a plan by the government to bring controversial body scanners from airports to other public areas. where officials want to put them, and the reason behind their plan. let's give you a live look downtown. there's 101 in san jose. an accident reported at willow road. before we head to break. here's a quick look at last night's winning lotto numbers. good luck. ♪ [ music ]

good morning to you, giving you a live look at the rainy start to the day, and most of your sunday, going to be with the possibility of scattered showers. new information this morning, that the u.s. government tried to expand the use of those controversial body scanners. right now, the scanners are found at several u.s. aren'ts. this morning, the u.s.a. today is reporting that the homeland security department paid millions of dollars to develop a secret body scanning system that could be used on people at train and bus stations as well as other public places. the department said it wanted to prevent suicide bombs, but flaws with the system led them to drop the projects. bradley mannen will have to sleep naked until a review next

week. he's being held at that, because of fears he he might injure himself. a navy medical corpsman is back home after being wounded in afghanistan. ♪ [ music ] >> joe burns got a hero's welcome yesterday. he was injured by a roadside bomb. he was showered with precious from many. veterans from several wars, and warrior riders. many of those serving with him got sick with the flu, but his mother says there was a shortage of medicine, so burns used his own money to buy what he needed to treat his men. >> just got to do what you do out there. sometimes you make a little

sacrifice. the mission was okay. got home safely. >> she believes the only reason he survived the attack is he was in a newer truck with a re enforced bottom. several officials and elected officials are planning a rally at new york's time's square today to protest what they call unamerican congressional hearings star targeting american muslims. the hearings are meant to explore muslim's roles in home grown terror plans. a group calling itself, the liberty alliance plans to hold a counter rally today in support of the hearing. bay area based youtube is being asked to monitor its content closer. the specific focus is videos made by radical clerics, such as american born al-maliki who

is said to have instituted the fort hood shootings. some videos still remain. a new york congressman is speaking out, saying he does not want a government ban on those videos, because that would violate free speech. but he is asking youtube to improve its system for monitoring content. social media has become an issue for jurors in the barry bonds upcoming trial. typically, instructions include just a ban on newspapers and tv. but the lead attorney representing the former giant says the internet is filled with so much about the perjury trial, that it's important to limit what jurors can see. judges around the country have accepted similar instructions to keep jurors from blogging, tweeting, or posting on facebook. the trial begins march 21. santa clara officials are trying to save money for the 49ers stadium project, before the state can take back those funds.

they're going to recommend putting $40 million under control of the newly created stadium authority. the a authority is set to vote on the matter thursday night. on wednesday, the legislature is expected to eliminate all of california's redevelopment agencies. it's a cost cutting move by governor brown. that move can also jeopardize efforts to build a ballpark in san jose. two new members of the san francisco police force are getting help buying equipment they need on the job. yesterday's opening of a pet food express is used to kick off a fundraiser to help dead canine officers. the dog's human partners say it is standard practice. >> the dogs are each individually purchased by the canine handlers themselves. so we actually own the jogs, so they provide the majority of the training and the equipment, but not 100%. >> pet food express says they

raised $3,800 of the $4,800 it will cost to get armor. donations can be made at any of the three pet food express stores in san through april 30. bay area gas prices continue to go up. aaa says the average price for a regular gallon is dollars 394. in oakland, drivers are paying $3.90. in san jose, drivers are paying $3.90 as well. statewide, the average price is $3.88 a gallon. up 50 cents from a month ago. a hearing will take place in martinez tomorrow to determine if a refinery is falling short on its pollution monitoring efforts. the controversy is centered over the conoco phillips refinery. residents who live near the refinery say the monitors are

unreliable. they're also accusing the company of violating the conditions relating to a 2009 expansion project. conoco phillips say it's now working to resolve the expansion issues. today,pg and e will continue to work on millions of records of gas pipelines. more than 300 employees began a 12 hour shift to transfer them into an electronic database. the cpuc ordered them to do the work, because pg and e's records on the san bruno pipeline they say were inaccurate. a major water main in the peninsula is getting an upgrade. it runs down sections of el camino rleal. the project will replace old

pipe and retrofit for possible earthquakes. the upgrade is expected to take about two years. we're expected to learn more information tomorrow about budget cuts and the union police department. the union is accusing the antioch city council of giving a special deal to police officers. the union says budgets are not being fairly shared. house minority leader nancy pelosi is calling for more investment in the nation's ports. she warned that house republicans are proposing deep cuts to infrastructure investment, including dredging at the port of san francisco. we have an amazing story of survival for you. >> i'm very thankful to be alive. >> a skier is expressing his

gratitude after being lost for two days in the snow. outside our doors this morning, we're gray and wet. giving you a live look at where you can see our rain. we'll talk about how long we expect this storm to stick around for your sunday, coming up.

state park rangers are investigating the death of a man who's car was found at the bottom of the a 200-foot cliff in sonoma county. highway patrol says the man had been missing for over a day. a benefit concert is being held for two teenagers who drowned. the show is going to be held in

antioch. proceeds are going to pay for funeral costs and other expenses. they were attempting to raft in walnut creek after a rain storm. a western michigan high school says it will participate in a state basketball tournament tomorrow, four days after its star player collapsed and died after hitting a game winning shot. school officials talked to the family of 16-year-old wes leonard before making that decision. an autopsy found he died because of cardiac arrest due to an enlarged heart. a cross country skier saying he's lucky to be alive. he went missing last month. he ran out of food, and water after the first day. now he's thanking rescuers for giving him a second chance. >> the whole time, i wanted to

survive. i have five kids, and five grandkids. i just didn't think my time was up. >> he is undergoing hyperbaric treatment for frost bite on his fingers and toes. he's put in that chamber to breath pure oxygen, which speeds up the healing process. he says he's had enough of snow for a while but the experience didn't ruin his love for the outdoors. the doctors are warning some pregnant women. the use of hydrocodone in early stages of pregnancy doubles the risk of a child being borne with a heart defect. additional research needing to done on painkillers during pregnancy. this friday, apple's ipad 2 will go on sale. it is nine times faster than the previous version, and thinner than the iphone.

if you just purchased the old ipad, you could be eligible for a refund. customers have to have bought it between february 16 and march 2, and they're going to need to request that by the 16th of this month. the oakland museum's light elephant sale continues today. yesterday, dozens of shoppers looking for a rare find flocked to the event, that features millions of items, including funture, china, and books. the museum says most items are a deal. and the money goes to the museum program. the sale starts today at 333 lancaster street. i told you i had a bit of a wild ride coming to work. rosemary, i still see a lot of green on the board. >> you said it, any outdoor activity at the moment, kind of a wash. it's a little hectic out there this morning. walnut creek, looking at fog.

take easy. if you can delay that morning drive, maybe do so. we've got a light prees out there. east-southeasterly winds continuing, and the winds shouldn't be a factor for today. we will continue with just a light breeze, perhaps a little gusty in the overnight hours. areas over the north bay continuing to see the light rain. petaluma getting a little break there. we shift to the southeast along highway 24 we saw some moderate rain falling. alamo danville and into dublin, seeing good rain at this time. scattered showers around boulder creek, and getting a little bit of a break around gilroy and morgan hill. the scatters showers are going to continue throughout today. a bit of a steady rain this morning, then lightening up to the possibility of off and on rain this afternoon. starting in the 50s this morning. not too bad out there, you will need the rain jacket. but not too cold.

mid-50s, to upper 50s for your lunch hour. by the afternoon, some of us still sitting in the 50s. upper 50s, to low 60s expected for the second half of the day. mostly gray skies. light rain continuing to fall. into tomorrow, that possibility will remain. the system is going to move through. the next system is going to bring us cooler weather. slipping back a little bit for monday afternoon, but dry and mild tuesday and wednesday. if you're heading to tahoe, or heading home from tahoe, you may have a long drive ahead of you, take a live look at our camera in kingville. lots of snow on the road. it looks pretty clear right now, but they are requiring chaining on both 50 and 80. so it's going to take a little extra time to get home. there will be plenty of goodbyes up in space this afternoon. this afternoon, the crews on the space shuttle discovery, and international space station will say farewell to each other. the crews will then spend the

night in their own space shuttle, before discovery docks for the final time. the shuttle will return to earth on wednesday, where it will then be placed in a museum. in los angeles, a scene out of a movie came to life. national geographic released this video of their attempt to imitate a flying house in the movie "up." they carried it for over an hour, before the lighter aircraft returned back to earth. the stunt was filmed for the upcoming series, how hard it can be? it has been almost two years since sandra cantu was murdered in tracy. how the community is planning to remember sandra on what would have been her 10th birthday.

a rainy morning in the bay area, it has led to problems on the roadways. we'll bring you an update, coming up. >> how long it took to cap the leak, after a suspected drunk driver crashed right into a fire hydrant. plus, how some guardian angels hope to reduce gang

violence in the mission district. good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. >> it is sunday, march 6. let's check in with rosemary for a look at our day today. >> it's going to be a soggy, wet one out there. the rain is pretty steady, especially along the east side of our valley locations. we're continuing to get a break. but let's take a look around the concord, antioch area. we're continuing to see the steady rain move through, and now shift off to the east. into concord this morning. the possibility of rain will be tapering off. as we move further to the south, you can see areas south of san jose, and san francisco. san jose getting just a bit of

a break. the rain not going to leave us altogether. we will continue with the possibility of scattered showers in our forecast. we'll take a look at how long this is going to stick around. how much rain we expect total wise, coming up. the wet weather is causing dangerous conditions on some bay area roadways. the highway patrol says the wet weather was to blame for a crash this morning. >> reporter: mike, we're in marin county, just off highway 101 near the lucky drive freeway ramp. some drivers slowing down a little more than others, because it is a little soggy on this roadway. panning to the right. this freeway onramp, a few hours ago, chp did put out an alert, because there was some flooding on this roadway.

now the water has receded. i did talk to a chp officer in the north bay, he says southbound 101, they have reports of minor flooding up there. first, i want to show you where flooding and the weather did cause problems on some other bay area roadways. just after midnight, c hp, and paramedics responded to a crash in the brentwood area. five vehicles were involved in the accident. one of the drivers said he swerved to avoid another car about to cross over into his lane. that driver ended up flipping over, and ended up in a ditch. >> it happened so quickly, so fast. i know it started to rain, it's about 10 minutes prior to the accident. that could have been a factor. >> reporter: a driver you just heard from wasn't seriously hurt, but another driver was, and was killed in the crash. even though the rain is light

right now, it is expected to continue throughout the morning. chp is warning drivers to take it slow on the roadways. san francisco drivers suspected of driving under the influence, is in jail this morning after crashing into a fire hydrant, sending water blasting up into the sky. it happened on the corner of 1st, and natoma, south of market. flooding nearby streets. the water kept pouring out for about one hour. this morning, caltran is promising more security at a redwood station following a brutal attack. it happened at the caltran station on james avenue. a spokesman says between 9 and 15 suspects attacked a 47-year- old san jose man as he waited for the train. she also told us the man was robbed, and beaten, but no

weapons were seen during that attack. at last word, the vick tim was in critical condition. last night, we did talk to some passengers who were surprised had a hear about how severe this attack was. >> i wish i had been there to help him out. that's my reaction. and it's shocking to me that that kind of cowardly behavior would be able to occur. >> there's always a cop around this yore. so i'm surprised that it actually did happen. that's pretty bad. i hope he gets better. >> caltran police say they're aggressively pursuing leads. anyone with any information is asked to contact the police department. gang violence in san francisco's mission district has police canvassing the neighborhood streets. now they're getting some additional assistance. member hes of the guardian angels did their own patrols in the mission yesterday. that comes after two shootings and four stabbings in a two week period. a result of what police say is

an ongoing gang war. >> i know kids make mistakes. but when they try to come back from their mistakes i don't think they deserve this kind of a life. your young, and you join a gang, and you want to get out, and they deserve a second chance like we all do. libyan leader, muammar gaddafi. this video shows them moving towards trip will. mr.gaddafi continues to control tripoli, and surrounding areas, but rebel forces have captured a key oil port city, and may be

moving in on gaddafi's hometown. us citizens currently in yemen should consider leaving. the advisory cited terrorism and civil unrest in the troubled country. the state department says the threat level in yemen is extremely high. bay area gas prices continue to go up. new data updated overnight says the average price of a impel in san francisco is $3.94 -- a of a gallon in san francisco is $3.94. statewide, the average price is now $3.88 a gallon. up 50 cents from just a month ago. legal experts are predicting a possible plea bargain in the kidnapping case

of jaycee dugard. early this week, nancy garrido and her defense -- a deal would is spare jaycee dugard and her daughterring have having to take the trial. the city of tracy will honor sandra cantu this week. the city is holding an event called celebrating tracy's children. it's happening tuesday, which would have been sandra's tenth birthday. local children can take advantage of free ice cream and yogurt thanks to local businesses. tracy firefighters will also hold a safety discussion. sandra cantu was killed in 2009 by her neighbor, melissa huckaby, who has been sentenced to life in prison for that crime. for more on the event, you can go to ktvu.com and click on web links. tomorrow, dog owners and advocates plan to protest a

proposal that limits offleash areas. the proposal for the national park service would reduce the size of areas where dogs can be off their leashes. it would also effect 21 different locations. yesterday, the second of four public meetings about the proposal was held. both sides came out to voice their opinions. >> i think it's terrible. it's taking away from people what they've enjoyed for years, and what they promised us, when they created this park. >> this is about protecting park resources. it's about providing a balance, and a range of opportunities and experiences. >> the third open house meeting is scheduled at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow at fort mason. a protest involving hundreds of people against the plan is expected to take place right after that meeting. ♪ [ music ] good morning to you. hopefully, you have no place to be this morning. because it is a tough start out there, when it comes to the slick roadways. a live look at san jose.

dealing with fog in addition to that rain. mostly cloudy in san jose at the moment, but no rain falling at the moment. scattered showers continuing across the area. you can see here from the widespread view over the north bay, we continue with the light rain falling santa rosa. highway 101 into petaluma. getting at some light rain. we shift east just a bit, steady rain into concord, pittsburgh, antioch. a little bit of a break here around the south of san francisco area. areas around san jose perhaps picking up a little bit of rain at this time. just a moment ago, i was looking and it was dry. the scattered showers will continue as we move through the afternoon. the steady rain will move its way east. continue to fall and we picked up a decent amount of rain, and

we will continue to accumulate that. we're not going to get rid of the rain until sunday night into monday. the trough from the gulf of alaska is going to drop in. here's your sunday, not too bad, but not drying out. santa rosa picking up .45. a quarter of an inch, san francisco. in oakland, a tenth, to two tenths in some areas. your afternoon is going to be cool and a big soggy. 59 in concord. widespread low 60s. we shift off to the coast just a little bit. a cool spot, pacifica this afternoon, 56 degrees. we do begin to see the pattern changing. your extended forecast for today, if you're going to be out, make sure you have that umbrella handy, you're likely

to need it most of today. maybe pick a place indoors. 63 is expected for this afternoon. then when that gulf of alaska storm shifts over the east, it's going to bring our temperatures down just a bit. afternoon highs, sitting in the mid-50s for monday. we're dry, even warm in some cases by wednesday. partly cloudy, to partly sunny skies. then the unsettled weather will return to our area by thursday. we'll take a look at your day planner for you coming up in just a little while. the time know is 8:10. we're getting word that a sonoma county search and rescue operation is underway. we're continuing to update with the story on the search as we receive more information. a nationwide recall of hazel nuts this morning, because of an e. coli scare.

the recall also includes packages of mixed nuts under the same labels. seven people in the midwest received infections possibly linked to those nuts. hundreds rallying both for and against a plan for a congressional hearing. another winter storm is heading towards the east coast. the devastation it has already created across the midwest. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. that camera is covered with the rain that continues to fall across the area. ♪ [ music ] the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again.

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good morning to you, it's not the sunshine, but at least bright cloudy skies, giving you a live look over san jose, scattered showers are in the forecast for today. currently sitting in the 50s. a powerful storm system is bearing down on the east coast, leaving deadly tornado flooding in its wake. yesterday, the flooding hit the louisiana county of rain. police say more than 100 homes are damaged, and thousands of people have been evacuated. the storm moved onto ohio. >> the water was almost up on the road. it was crazy down here. >> i've never seen it this high. if it didn't rain for another week, it would probably get

down to normal level. >> officials say one river could hit flood stage by tomorrow morning. the storm is expected to hit the new england states by tomorrow morning. heavy rains in ohio. in marian county, flood waters submerged streets. the red cross is in the area assessing the damage, and helping people who decided to stay behind. the search continues in spain for a missing 22-year-old california college student. posters with being handed out on the streets of madrid after he disappeared more than a week ago. the san diego state university student was spending his spring semester as an exchange student. his father and other family members are now in madrid to take part in the search. >> i just want to say thank you for all being here. it's hard for me to talk about it, but thank you. >> we always told him, never be

by yourself. always pair up with somebody. i think the problem was, he got a little overconfident. >> spanish officials say it is very rare for an american college student to go missing in their country. some religious leaders, and elected officials are planning a rally at new york's times square today to protest what they call unamerican congressional hearings. the hearings start on thursday, and are meant to explore muslims role in the home-grown terror plans. the group calling itself the liberty alliance plans to hold a counter rally today in support of the hearing. protests over a controversial union bill continue in madison, wisconsin this weekend. even though the state capitol building is all locked up. a large group gathered outside the building yesterday. they are angry over governor

scott walker's proposal to take away rights from public unions. protests are now in their third week. senate democrats in that state continue to hide out in neighboring illinois, refusing to vote on the measure. time now, 8:17. the immigration fight that surfaced in arizona last year, now appears to be moving to utah. protesters are making their opinions known after an immigration enforcement bill passed in that state. max roth has details on hp 497. >> we stand here together, still demanding equality. >> reporter: they gathered downtown, with signs showing strong emotions. and they marched uptown, alternately shouting, deport sandstrom, the bill sponsor. and yes we can. now that immigration bills have passed the state house and

senate, achieving their goal is a tough sell. the protesters are aiming at one man. >> we're calling on the governor to not sign this bill. to not let utah become arizona. >> reporter: their main concern, hb 497. telling police they have to check the immigration status of any serious offender they stop, and giving police license to check anyone they stop, and suspect of being illegal. >> i believe immigrants built this country. >> i think as a community, we're united, and we're seriously jeopardizing a lot of the important members of our community with some of the legislation. >> reporter: bill supporters, not present say the utah bills have been crafted to pass constitutional muster. they say a guest worker provision sends a signal that utah likes immigrants. these protesters don't buy that argument. >> we're here because we want to have more opportunities to

develop our children's and our community. >> that was max roth reporting. the utah republican lawmaker who is sponsoring the guest worker program of the immigration bill says it could become a model for the rest of the country. a couple san jose police officers are getting some help, getting much needed production. how you could still help two police k-9s get their body armor. roads are wet, but fortunately, not a lot of traffic in that area. so things are moving smoothly on this sunday morning.

working at a dry cleaner turned dangerous for one georgia woman. a red pickup truck pulls up to the building, and barrels right through the front. the truck came within inches of one of the employees. she was knocked backward, but survived. >> she's very lucky. she's a very lucky little girl, that she only had a broken leg. >> the driver was not hurt. employees say he was a regular customer, and think was it was a freak accident that his foot slipped off the brake and hit the gas. a san mateo spca is looking for people to open their doors for rescueded cats. the cats were living in cramped

and dirty conditions. another 36 cats were found dead in the freezer in the unit. san jose police k-9's are getting so am help to buy equipment they need on the job. the dogs human partners say it's standard practice for the officers to raise funds for some of their k-9 companions equipment. >> the dogs are each individually purchased by the k- 9 handlers themselves. we actually own the dogs, so they provide the majority of the equipment, but not 100%. >> pet food express has raised 3600 of the money it will cost. the fundraiser will continue today. and donations can be made at any of the three stations through april 30. today, astronauts will close the hatches between the

discovery and the international space station for the last time. this is the last mission for the shuttle discovery. they have been docked at the space station for more than a week, delivering supplies. tomorrow morning, they're going to undock, and it will return to earth on wednesday, where it will be retired, and sent to a museum. back here on earth, there is a different kind of flight taking place in los angeles. dozens of balloons lifted a house into the air, in an attempt to imitate the flying house from the animate the pixar film, "up." 300 balloons carried the house 300 feet. it was a stunt by national geographic for an upcoming television series. >> that is awesome. time now is 8:25. you wouldn't want to do that here with all this rain. >> good morning to you. the best place to be is inside your home at the moment. it is a soggy start out there,

giving you a look at the bay area. gray skies. a fog to deal with this morning in some areas. it is not dense. it just adds to the inconvenience, if you have to be out and about. i'm going to stop the lapse right on this, so we can see the very latest call here. you can see areas around san jose continuing with the light rain, and the north bay will continue with the possibility of those scattered showers. if i back up just a little bit, seeing pretty good rain. a little heavier cell you can see here just north of areas right around pittsburgh. outside of that, the rain has been steady. in areas along the south bay, even 1 to 2 tenths in some cases. san jose getting a bit of a break. fremont, also not bad at all. we'll continue with lingers showers for today. our temperatures this morning starting in the 50s. so we're anywhere from 10 to 12 degrees warmer than yesterday morning with all the cloud cover overhead. it doesn't really feel too warm out there, because it is soggy.

and the breeze is light. so again, plan for wet weather for today. lingering through tomorrow. we're going to be dry, and mild by tuesday and wednesday. back to you. well, the winning streak is over for the san jose sharks. they found themselves trailing early to the dallas star. a goal during a sharks power play gave dallas a 1-0 lead. but the sharks get even late in that period. kyle well will deflect corey mitchell's shot into the net. the sharks took the lead into the 2nd period. playing a little two man game, and marlowe gets the goal. the sharks were up 2-1 after 2 periods. here is something you don't see very often. trying to land a punch on steve. it's coming up. wait a second, wait a second. we're going to show it to you. he tries to land this shot, and he missed. you see, he actually got the official there. that's not good. the stars would come back with two goals in the 3rd period for the win. a dangerous driving conditions across the bay area

roadways this morning. one person is dead after a five car wreck in contra costa county. the other counties that could be seeing problems this morning. be careful where you sit. what a recent test found lurking on the seats of bart and muni.

atst fwa.ean ougog t bk. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte,hise a de. ougog t bk. wi cke sp rwd yr arho, wet roads are causing problems in the bay area this morning. one person is dead after a five car crash in contra costa county. >> highway patrol says weather was a factor in that crash. live in marin county, wet roads also causing some problems. >> reporter: that's right, we're in marin county on the other side of the bay, right in

front of highway 101 going north. you can see more cars on the road, the headlights are on, the windshield wipers are going. some of the cars are slowing down just a little bit to get through it. as we pan over to the shoulder, we can see there is some standing water on the roadway here. there is some roadway flooding farther north of where we are. there is some reports of flooding on southbound 101. right now, you're looking at a map of where an accident happened earlier. this is in the brentwood area. five vehicles were involved. one of the drivers said he swerved to avoid another car, about to cross over into his lane. the driver trying to avoid that car ended up flipping and turned over in a ditch. >> it happened so quickly, so fast. i know it started rains.

about it's 10 minutes prior to the accident. so that could have been a factor. >> just because the speed limit is set at a certain speed, if the weather is bad, you need to make sure you slow down still, and drive safer conditions on the roadway at that time. >> that is the warning chp is giving out to drivers this morning. it looks like some sort of law enforcement vehicle, or maybe possibly a chp park at this car wash. probably not going to be very busy this morning. the rain is expected to continue throughout the day, to be cautious, and keep it slow on the highways. live in marin county. ktvu, channel 2 news. a san francisco driver is in jail this morning after crashing into a fire hydrant, sending water shooting into the sky. it happened around 1:00 this morning. the crash knocked a hydrant off

its base, flooding nearby straights. the war kept pouring out for about -- water kept pouring out for about an hour. there is a search and rescue operation underway for a man in sea ranch. one official said the man went mushroom picking and never game back. we will continue to update you as we see more information. an ongoing investigation into a state narcotic's team. officials suspect a private investigator christopher butler of hiring tanabe to make drunk driving arrests on men and women involved in divorce custody cases. they're facing charges of

allegedly stealing and selling confiscated drugs. a body at the bottom of a 200-foot clip in sonoma county. highway patrol says the man had been missing for more than a day. his family had filed a missing person's report with the police department. preparations are underway for a benefit concert for two teenagers who drowned in walnut creek. the show is going to be held march 5 and 6. 17-year-old powle, and 16-year-old miller died on february 19. they were trying to raft in walnut creek after a rain storm. but officials say they weren't wearing life vests, and may have underestimated the force of the turning water. the seats on some popular methods of transportation have

been analyzed. san francisco's biology lab recently tested the bacteria content on a bart seat and muni seat. after using an alcohol wipe, no bacteria was detected on muni. but the cloth seats on bart told an entirely different story. tests revealed skin born bacteria resistent to antibiotics. also nine different strains of bacteria, and several different types of mold on the seat. even after cleaned, strains were still present. we spoke with officials even after this was released. they are aware of the problem. >> when bart started in 1972, it was, we were competing directly against the automobile. we wanted to provide a comfortable seat. now with 350,000 riders daily

on our train, is our current seat with the right fabric? >> they are considering going with the easier to clean plastic seats. riders will be surveyed about the seats later this year. two east bay communities are coming together to bring peace in their streets. they connected for what they called a march for peace yesterday. it was organized by el cerrito high school. the event was a new effort to cement a new relationship between students, parents, and community leaders. >> i also think it's up to me and other educators to teach peace. preach peace. >> we believe that we cannot separate the interests of the schools from the interests of the community. >> richmond police say violent crime is down 26% this year. property crime is down 17%.

a hearing will take place in martinez tomorrow to determine if a refinery is falling short on its pollution efforts. it's centered in rodeo. residents who live near the refinery say their unreliable. also accusing the company of violating conditions related to a 2009 expansion project. conoco phillips say the monitors work and it's working to resolve the expansion issues. today, pg and e will continue to work on dozens of records. a 12 hour shift to transfer those records into an electronic database. the company asked to turn this information over to the california public utilities commission. the cpuc ordered them to do the work, because pg and e's

records on the pipeline, they say were inaccurate. jurors in the upcoming barry bonds trial may soon be banned from social media. bonds definition team has requested jury instructions that forbid internet communication. judges around the country have accepted similar instructions. the jury selection begins march 21. santa clara officials wants to secure money for the 49ers stadium project before they can start taking funds. the authority is set to vote on the matter tuesday night. on wednesday, the legislature is expected to eliminate all of california's redevelopment agencies. a cost cutting move by governor

brown. approval may also threaten efforts to build a ballpark in san jose for the oakland a's. lieutenant governor gavin gavin newsom's office is creating controversy. he announced he would be leasing space in the market neighborhood, instead of in the state building. we learned the managing partner for the office space contributed $12,000 to newsom's campaign. some say newsom's office choice could be a conflict of interest. ♪ [ music ] good morning to you. splashing around this morning. giving you a live look at oakland. we're dealing with wet weather, in addition to cloudy and foggy weather. prepare for that getting outside this morning. temperatures are up, by 10 and 12 degrees. 54 santa rosa.

san rafael in the low 50s this morning. that steady rain tapering off to scattered showers. let's take a look at what's happening here a bit closer. highway 101 still seeing light rain continuing through the napa valley. into petaluma, dry conditions at the moment. east side of our bay valley locations continuing to see a pretty steady rain. tapering off from west to east. areas right around martinez, seeing the light rain continuing to fall. oakland, san francisco, light rain here. but south, a little bit of a break south of half moon bay. san jose, dealing with gray skies, but dry skies at this moment. mountain view getting a break. we will continue with the scattered showers for today. but that steady rain will begin to push off to the east. this system, continuing to roll south and east throughout today. the widespread cloud cover. a system. still anticipating that to drop

off of the gulf of alaska. going to swing up to the east by tomorrow. but the cold core of that storm is going to bring us cooler conditions in time for our monday afternoon. looking at the possibility of a quarter inch to an inch of rain with this. the north bay seeing an inch or so with this. the heaviest rain going on this morning. if by chance, you're heeded to the sea area, there is a winter weather advisory to 4:00 this afternoon above 5,000 feet for snowy, gusty conditions. widespread upper 50s. starting in the low 50s this morning. we're not going to see a big warm up for today. although not bad as we start the morning. 60degrees in fremont for the afternoon. here you go, the rest of your weekend and beyond. soggy today. we will be mainly dry. afternoon highs going to dip a bit. 55 expected for the afternoon. tuesday, wednesday, dry, and look to be the warmest days so far. 67 wednesday afternoon. we return to unsettled weather on thursday. we'll take a look at some of

your rain totals so far, coming up in just a little bit. a navy medical corpsman gets a hero's welcome as he returned from a deployment in afghanistan where was wounded by an improvised explosive device. ♪ [ music ] >> joe burns was showered with song and appreciation from man, including the mayor of san bruno, veterans of wars, and war watch riders. his mother says many of those who he was responsible for were sick with the flu. there was a shortage of medicine, so he used his own money to buy what he needed to treat his men. >> sometimes make a little sacrifice, make sure everyone is okay, and get the job done safely. >> she believes the only reason

her son survived an attack was it was in a newer truck with a reenforced bottom. take a look at this video. the illegal activity officials say this truck is involved in. and while being caught on tape may not help to catch the people responsible. first, a live look outside. there is interstate 80. the east shore freeway in berkely. be careful if your driving out there. the rain still falling across much of the bay area on this sunday morning.

good morning to you. welcome back, we're attempting to give you a view of union square there. but can see widespread gray, as well as the wet rain, peeking around for your sunday. a 6.2 magnitude quake hit chile. there have been no reports of major damages. last year, a quake killed 524 people. today, the new zealand government is releasing bad news for the country following last month's earthquake. the government's treasury estimates the quake will cut the rate of economic growth in half. the treasury says it is expected to bounce back in 2012, once reconstruction work

is well underway. also today, police barriers were relaxed for the first time, allowing people inside businesses to find their valuables. a group of brentwood residents is reaching out to victims of the new zealand quake. the fund is operating through the orphan relief fund. for more information on that fund, you can go to ktvu.com and go to our web links section. in haiti, work is underway to repair a damage from the earthquake. volunteers and apprentices are working together to restore the cathedral. the two were watching a tv show, when he this all of a sudden fell asleep.

jones's roommate woke them up. jobes says nothing happened, and both were clothed. jones says the navy suspects jones of being gay and wants to discharge him for that reason. the navy denies that. president obama signed the don't ask don't tell repeal into law last year, but it is not officially on the books. new information this morning, that the u.s. government tried to expand the use of those controversial body scanners. right now, you can find those body scanners at several u.s. airports. according to a new report. a secret body system could be used on people at train and bus stations. the department said it wanted to use the technology to prevent suicide bomb attacks. flaws in the system led homeland security to drop that project. fined and even face jail time after a large u.s. antitrust investigation. investigators found a paper trail laying out agreements

since 2000 to set passenger, and cargo fuel surcharges. they include british airways, korean air, and air france klm. british airways and lufthansa admitted wrongdoing. no major u.s. carriers have been charged. on on 2 this morning, the follow up to a story we first brought you earlier this week from san francisco. the city cracking down on illegal dumping. catching the people responsible is a challenge. something that becomes very clear when you see this video of yet another case of illegal dumping. >> reporter: you'll have to look closely at this see. it's dark, and hard to see. what this video shows, is how difficult it is to stop illegal dumping. >> it's extremely difficult. mostly, it's most difficult in the bay view hunters neighborhood of san francisco. it's a vast area with a lot of

industrial properties. many of which are located on streets that dead end into empty lots. and it's also, has easy access to freeway ramps. >> reporter: ktvu obtained this surveillance video. and you'll only see it here on channel 2. it gives you four different views of a case of illegal dumping. this is january 18, about 1:30 a.m. take a look at this first shot. we're going to show it to you a fie times, because -- a few times because it's tough to see. two people get out of that truck. then the back gate of the truck swings open. a container is lifted, then the debris spills into the street. watch that again, as that the dark mass of debris is left on the street, and then the truck drives away. >> someone can get in and get out. usually very dark.

not great streetlighting in industrial areas, it's very difficult to see and get witnesses. people can come in and make a quick getaway. >> reporter: three more cameras can help. we get another angle from the sfu usd maintenance building as that same truck drives on by. nothing shows the license plate. but watch this stop sign in the top middle of your screen. this gives a glimpse of the broken tail light on that track. the city attorney wants them to know the city is on the hunt. illegal dumping is a problem in several areas. but in the bay view hunters area, police say they've cleaned up a hundred tons of debris just since september. what officers found when they kicked down the door of a home. gearing up for a very wet sunday. the steady rain will eventually lighten up to scattered showers. a look at just how gray and foggy it is out there.

we'll take a look at some of our rain totals so far this morning, and what you can expect in the extended forecast.

welcome back. you're taking a live look outside at the oakland estuary. we have had several reports of crashes on the roadways this morning. this morning, we're learning that nine people have died, and 12 others were

injured in a fire in central taiwan. officials say the fire broke out this morning at a pub during a concert. l.e.d. lights ignited that fire. a western michigan high school says it will participate in a state basketball tournament tomorrow, four days after its star player died after hitting a game winning shot. leonard made a basket thursday to give his team a huge victory. an autopsy found he died because of cardiac arrest due to an enlarged heart. a councilmember for the bell city council has died. sanchez was running for a former councilmen's seat in tuesday's special recall election. the election was called after allegations that city officials

misappropriated funds. police in cleveland made an unusual discovery after they kicked down the door of a home. goats and marijuana. officers received a report of a woman crying inside. instead they found goats crying out. police say the goats were underweight, and hungry. >> their rib bones. their shoulder blades. there's no meat on a couple of these goats what discovery. >> heat lamps and marijuana plants were found inside the home. police are still looking for the homeowner. a cross country skier is thanking rescuers this morning after being lost in the snow for two days. 57-year-old brian carrico went missing last month. he did build a snow shelter to protect him from the harsh weather. he says he is lucky to be

alive. >> i have five kids, and five grandkids. i just didn't think my time was up. >> now he is undergoing hyperbaric treatment for frost bite on his fingers and his toes to stimulate blood flow. he says he has in enough of the snow right now, but says the experience didn't ruin his feeling of the outdoors. the world's longest downtown race in downtown anchorage kicked off yesterday. they're racing about 1100 miles. if it is a fast race, the winner will cross the finish line in about 8 or 9 days. it is very wet outside. we're going to go back to rosemary to tell us how long all of this is going to last. >> the sprinkles will continue on and off throughout the afternoon. it will shift east, and you can

see it here already on the west side. dealing with dry conditions at times. petaluma dry at the moment. half moon day dry as well. the farther east, we've got the rain continuing on. this is how much rain we've seen so far. areas around concord picking up a little more than .3. the scattered showers in our forecast for today. temperatures starting in 50s this morning. a slight chance for rain on monday. we're dry tuesday and wednesday. >> dry the rest of the way. >> we're dry. looking good by wednesday. that sounds good. we should mention the sierra too. chains required. so be careful at the mountains. >> for all of us here on ktvu, thanks for starting your day with mornings on 2. have a fantastic sunday morning.