there is a big cleanup ahead in frank ogawa plaza this morning after last nights occupy protest. we'll show you the damage and tell you about the. arrests. one person killed and several others injured when shooting erupted outside of a house parted last night. good morning everyone welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, january 29th i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's check in with rr and your sunday forecast.

good morning, rosemary. >> good morning, to you. a little patchy fog over the north bay. the winds are light by tonight and into the morning. we have subtle changes that may turn into a damp start for your monday morning drive. we'll take a look at those models coming up. three police officers are injured and at least 400 protestors are facing charges. police officers in riot gear fired off tear gas and bean bags last night after they faced off with protestors. they responded in force after protestors threw bleach bombs and other products at them. they stood guard at city hall.

>> they turned over the historic model of city hall and the ground floor and destroyed the children's art exit on recycled art. >> no one broke in. the doors were unlocked. people started tipping over stuff and that's when i left. i didn't think that was right. >> mayor jean quan is calling on the violence to end. saying bay area occupy protest fors need to quote stop using oakland as their playground. the use of force by oakland police started early in the day along oak street. officers fired off tear gas and flash bangs after protestors tore down the fence. our ktvu crew captured some protestors throwing bottles, rocks, and other projectiles at the officers. >> at this hour there are people still at frank ogawa plaza. cleanup is expected to get under way there. and lorraine blanco is joining us with a look at some of the

damage and vandalism left behind. lorraine. >> reporter: police are guarding city hall as we speak right now after what happened last night. they told me this morning the arrest count is at more than 400. check this out. you can see quite a bit of graffiti behind me. that one right there weeds stab a cop. what you see here is a small part of the mess. we can't show you a lot of what needs to be cleaned up here this morning. because of all the profanity. a good portion of the vandalism is directed toward oakland police. if you take a good look around the plaza and city hall you can see pant slat splattered on the frank ogawa plaza and garbage left all around. this will be a massive and expensive cleanup. the protestors should be forced to do it themselves. >> get them, detain them, charge them with whatever you charge them with and the same way they run around the

streets. bring them back out here with brooms and bring them out with dust pans and have them clean up this miss that they have made of our city. >> reporter: hundreds of arrests last night. this morning a handful with minor charges like failure to dispurse are being released. but many will face more serious charges in the next half hour we'll have reaction from the oakland police as well as hopefully reaction from protestors this morning. reporting live in oakland lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. a ktvu news crew covering the occupy protest became part of the story. protestors jumped on our van and started throwing objects and possibly rocks. they did drive off without getting hurt. to try and save two homeowners from foreclosure. the two movements say one of the homeowners is a victim of predatory lending. a demonstration is scheduled for 2:00 this afternoon outside of a chase bank.

the specific branch has not been announced. we have continuing coverage of the occupy demonstrations on ktvu.com. you will find unedited video from the oakland protest as well as video from news chopper two. oakland police are investigating an overnight shooting that left one man dead and three others injured. it happened outside a house party around 2:00 this morning on east 1st and 20th avenue. it's not clear what lead up to that shooting. but police say they there may have been more than one gunman. two of the people that are injured is critically injured. oakland police say a 15- year-old boy has admitted to killing his parents and hiding their body inside their car. the police found their bodies saturday night. the victims are 54-year-old robert kamin and susan poff. officers made the discovery after one did not show up for work. police have not said how the

couples have died. we are learning more this weekend about a controversial proposal that would ban smoking, camping, and shopping carts in a portion of san francisco's castro district as we reported earlier this week the proposal would cover jane warner plaza and harvey mill plaza. now the bay citizen reports it could cover park lets across san francisco. those are former parking spaces converted to mini parking. the legislation unfairly targets the homeless. stanford university police are warning students to this morning to lock their doors, windows, and lower the blinds after a series of peeping tom incidents. there have been at least four reports this month about a peeping tom attacker rothers hall. officers say the individual ran off when the woman said something to her. all four incidents occur in the first floor gender neutral shower room. oakland is getting ready to open the door to even more

marijuana dispensaries. the chronical reports the city will issue four new permits for dispensaries next month. right now four pot clubs operate in oakland. they bring in a million dollars a year in fees and taxes. the cash trapped city needs the added revenue from the four new dispensaries. the city of oakland is getting ready to lay off more than 100 employees. san jose is getting rid of its regulations for medical marijuana clubs. on friday mayor chuck reid called for the suspension of the rules. critics collected enough signatures to block the regulation. the rules would have limited san jose to just ten medical marijuana dispensaries. they want to get an initiative on the ballot to repeal funding for that new line. the rail transit or smart project would start with

service between san rafael and santa rosa. in 2008 voters approved a quarter cent sales tax to improve it. san jose's late coming skate park has got the funding and will stay open. volunteers decided to hold fundraisers. $30,000 in donations are keeping the sayers skating now. volunteers are trying to find sponsors to keep the park ohm next year and beyond. good morning, to you. we have another brilliant day in store. we will be above average for this time of year. although not as warm. we doo have subtle changes in the forecast. you may begin to notice as early as this afternoon. give you a look. we have light winds outside the door. reporting a few gusts over the

east bay hills. temperatures sitting in the 30s. we are definitely chilly out there. 33 in santa rosa is an improvement. 4-8-degrees warmer for some of our inland spots. 35 in napa. 36 reported in concord. 38 degrees redwood city. and palo alto sitting in the low and mid 30s. satellite radar here the ridge of high pressure beginning to break down just a little bit. it will be flattening out as the system here begins to swing a little bit closer to northern california. for today we will be a little bit chilly this morning. fair skies expected for most of the day. increase in clouds for the afternoon as this moves in it will bring us the high clouds. filtered sunshine we like to call it. and by tomorrow morning it looks like perhaps maybe, maybe a sprinkle. take a look at what happens. i will pick it up in the afternoon. notice 3:00 or so we are dealing with the clouds. they don't go away. they continue to increase and by tomorrow morning it looks like 7:00 or so maybe a light

shower over parts of the north bay. this is going to slide south between looks like 8:00 and 10:00. it fizzles out as it does. we will have that possibility there. by monday afternoon we are drying out once again. the ridge will rebuild and we will be dry. so we are looking at temperatures sitting in the low 60s once again for the afternoon. right around santa rosa. 62 degrees expected. that is cooler than yesterday for several degrees. 62 in berkeley. 62 expected for oakland. 60 degrees for san francisco. 63 for hayward. 64 san jose. mid 60s los gatos. if you remember yesterday morning we were looking at upper 60s for the afternoon over parts of the south bay. 68 expected for santa cruz. the extended forecast shows you an increase in the clouds for the afternoon and evening hours. morning clouds tomorrow. perhaps a few sprinkles. not going to amount to much. we could use more. temperatures will continue on the cool side though. right about seasonal for this time of year.

62 expected on tuesday. wide spread low mid 60s by thursday. with fair skies. we'll see a nice rapid warmup into about the lunchtime. we'll take a welcome at your noontime numbers coming up. video is helping investigators figure out what lead to a fatal collision between a tree and an suv. what those cameras showed. lunar new years celebrations are creating an environmental problem in china. but first let's check your traffic. here's a live look at the 880 in oakland. there was a crash in the washington off ramp in hayward but the chp is clearing up that scene now. time now is 7:11. you're watching mornings on 2. quantum gives them cleaner,sh

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a live look over san pablo bay. we have a few high clouds overhead. that will be the case for the afternoon as well. we are following developing news from fairfield. two people have been killed in a crash on interstate 80. multiple cars were involved on westbound 80. that crash happened just before 5:30 this morning. the chp is rerouting traffic in that area. in sacramento three people are dead and several more hurt after a train crashed into an suv. as don coo reports they are trying to piece together what exactly happened. >> reporter: witnesses yelling at some of the passengers who got off the light rail train after the crash who were trying to help the victims in the suv. which you see lying crumbled near the left of the screen. >> maybe 30 yards south of the intersection. the vehicle is flipped over and it's on its top. >> reporter: the suv and the

train collided at 26 avenue near 25th street in south sacramento. here it is being towed from the scene. of the four people in the suv, three are dead including an infant. a boy. the lone survivor in the suv a woman is being treated at the hospital. 50 people were on the train. several of the 16 injured train passengers were taken to the uc davis medical center including a 13-year-old boy. >> he has lumps on his back of his head. he has a neck brace on. i just heard him crying. he's scared. >> reporter: investigators are look at video and evidence at the scene. they are also talking with witnesses on the train and who were near the intersection. one man was waiting on the other side of the tracks when he saw the driver of the suv. >> he tried to go around the track. those sticks. he tried to go around and got hit. >> reporter: transit officials are saying they are hearing the same thing. >> witnesses, statements of our operator, a security guard that

was on board the train. >> reporter: investigators say several mounted cameras on the train confirmed the driver did try to go around the crossing arms. the train was going about 50 miles an hour at the time of the crash which is standard. police say they had no choice to shoot and kill a fellow officer that was on duty. that officer was being investigated for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl. authorities say the officer realized he was being investigated and when fellow officers tried to arrest him, there was a struggle. the suspect drew his weapon and began firing. the arresting officer fired back hitting him once in the chest. the suspect later died at the hospital. >> this is a very tragic and unfortunate incident and situation that unfolded very rapidly and the results are something we will have to deal with. >> the officer that was killed was married and had been work agent the department for four years. detectives had begun

investigating the alleged sexual misconduct against him on thursday night. the sheriffs office will investigate the shooting beforehanding it over to the district attorney office. a 17th body was found in the wreckage of that cruise ship that ran aground in italy. the woman's body was found on the sixth floor. 16 others remain unaccounted for including a couple from minnesota. it ran aground on december 16th. the captain of the ship remains under arrest causing a ship wreck and abandoning the ship before the passengers evacuated. a 26-year-old man fell to his death while on a carnival cruise ship on friday. he fell from one of the upper levels and landed on the ship's atrium. the man who has not been identified we know though however he was on a five-day cruise that left charleston, south carolina. police are investigating the

incident. inspectors are arriving in iran to investigate whether the country is trying to develop a nuclear weapon and their arrival is being met with protests. iranian students showed up to the international airport in iran today ahead of the inspectors arrival. the students held signs stating the nuclear program is just for the country's energy needs. others had pictures of the scientists recently killed. the head of the state oil company in iran is predicting the cost of oil will soon reach $150 a barrel. right now it's selling for about $99. the head of the national iranian oil company did not give a reason or time frame for his prediction. fire works to celebrate the year of the dragon has had hazardous effects on the year in china. clouds of smoke sent air pow

louis levels soring. beijing recently began using a new system to monitor pollution levels because of air quality concerns. oakland's mayor celebrated the lunar new year this weekend. mayor jean quan visited each of the cities historic families to wish them a prosperous year of the dragon. despite two recall efforts, quan still has strong backing in the city. >> democratic clubs. latino community. we are hearing it from all sides. we have a coalition meeting i'm working on. it's been very heartwarming. >> yesterday the chinese american citizen passed a petition in support of mayor quan. quan's husband said the group collected more than 2,000 signatures last weekend. san francisco zoo is hosting a year of the dragon

celebration today. there will be acrobatic performances, folk dancing, and chinese yo yo tricks. the zoo's four-year-old bearded dragon will be the guest of honor. and anyone born during the year of dragon will receive free zoo admission today. the chinese new years parade is less than two weeks away. you can see it live right here on ktvu channel 2 on february 11th at 6:00 p.m.. a 24-year-old snow border in utah is caught in an avalanche and killed. how his friends were able to find him on that mountainside. and they are a popular fashion accessory but why one pence vania school is giving ughs the boot.

american airlines jet traveling from chicago to seattle made an emergency landing in idaho after an engine failure. the plane toucheddown safely. the pilot reported that one of the engines on the md-80 failed soon after takeoff. american airlines rebooked the 141 passengers on other airlines to get them to seattle. the pilot of a twin engine plane landed safely on a beach after having engine trouble. no one was injured. officials say the plane will now have to be taken apart so it can be hauled away from that beach. one person was killed in utah after being swept up in an avalanche. the 24-year-old snow border was with with others on a steep mountainside near utah when he got buried. they used avalanche beacons to

find the snow border but he died shortly thereafter. >> helicopters went to the site where the after large had take -- avalanche had taken place. they said they had found their friend and he was deceased. >> police will not release the victims name until the family is notified. governor of alabama is hoping new tornado safety measures will help save lives during the next council. those recommendations were delivered to the governor last monday. the same day multiple tornadoes ripped through the state killing two people. tougher building codes, more tornado shelters and emergency supplies were all part of the recommendations. the list comes as more twisters could be on the way. >> the type of weather pattern that is set upright now is very active. it tends to get more active as you get into march and april.

>> 177 tornadoes hit alabama last year. making it the state with the highest number of twisters. time is 7:24. it's nice outside right now. but rosemary is watching our forecast to see if things might change later. >> yes. good morning, to you. high clouds sweeping over head. we will see those increase for the afternoon. that will offset our heating for the afternoon. we'll be anywhere from 2-4 to 6 degrees cooler in some areas for your sunday. still a little bit above average for this time of year. this morning the high clouds offsetting the cooling we see in the overnight hours. and santa rosa as well as napa several degrows warmer than just 24 hours ago. sitting in the upper 30s to low 40s around the inland spots for your 9:00 hour. upper 40s and low 50s for the bay. for noontime mid 50s to low 60s expected under partly cloudy skies. and then for the afternoon 60 to 65 degrees around the bay

and our inland spots will equal another nice day. just not as warm as we felt on saturday. so the temperatures we see will continue to cool as we move into the extended forecast. by tonight and tomorrow morning the system that is initially bringing us these few high clouds will actually bring us a possibility of maybe a sprinkle. it looks like it will happen right between 7:00, # in the morning for the north bay. a little later than that for the south bay. it's changing a little bit from run to run. in any case we may see a little bit of drizzle monday morning. it will clear out and we're back to dry conditions and our afternoon highs will be seasonal. back to you. come monday students will be banned from wearing ugg books in pennsylvania. students will still be able to wear the sheep skin boots to school they just have to leave them in the locker when they go to class. they may reconsider the ban

down the road if cell phone bans improve. what police say she was doing when she was brutally attacked. a huge mess in frank ogawa plaza this morning for the buildings to all over the ground. we'll show you the damage and update on the many arrests.

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at least 400 occupy protestors arrested after they swarm the streets and buildings and downtown oakland. this morning the cleanup is expected to get under way. welcome back everyone to mornings on 2 i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm -- and i'm claudine wong. oakland's mayor is calling on protestors to stop using oakland as their playground. ktvu lorraine blanco is live at frank ogawa plaza this morning with a look at the mess there. lorraine. >> reporter: we have been talking with oakland residence all this morning and many are very mad about the mess. you can see graffiti everywhere you look. we can't show you a lot of what needs to be cleaned up here because of all the profanity. a good portion of the vandalism is directed toward oakland police. if you take a good look around the plaza you can see paint splattered on the frank ogawa plaza and garbage left behind.

this will be a major cleanup. >> instead of dealing with some of the other issues we have in the city calls for service where people need police officers to respond we've had to deal with this. which is very upsetting. not only to everyone up here but i'm sure the community at large. it just has to stop. it's beyond silly. >> reporter: hundreds of arrests last night. this morning a handful with minor charges like failure to dispurse are being released. we'll have reaction from protestors this morning in the next half hour. reporting live in oakland lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. mayor quan is defending the use of force against occupy protestors. >> we made some mistakes and we have learned. and the police have been amazing. if you watch the videos from today and some of you guys gave us some of those videos when cops had things thrown at them, when they were being charged, etc., our officers have been

pretty calm. >> she also dismissed occupy protestors. occupy protestors also hit the east coast this weekend. they took the streets of atlanta yesterday in the city's dawn -- downtown area. that is where they were seen spraying graffiti on buildings. it started earlier in the day at a chase bank branch. occupy protestors in washington, d.c. threw glitter on connecticut senator and former vice presidential candidate lieberman. the incident comes as the national parks service gets ready to end overnight camping at the occupy d.c. sites that is set to take place tomorrow. and in our election 2012 coverage former gop candidate for president herman cain is

endorsing newt gingrich. the reason says cain says he's endorsing the former house speaker just two days before the florida primary. concord police are searching for two gunmen that opened fire at a party injuring one person. it happened at the elks lodge. the gunman started shooting while people were leaving the party. as many as 200 people were in the area when police arrived. a 19-year-old from antioch was hit in the calf and taken to the hospital. police do not believe he was the intended target. right now police do not have any suspects. oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting. a woman was found in a driveway of a home on eddy and 34th streets around 1:30 this morning. police say the woman had been shot several times. she died at the scene. right now police have not given us any information about suspects or a motive. an 81-year-old woman is in critical condition after police say she was beaten and possibly sexually assaulted. she was found near a big o tire

store. the man that found her first thought she was homeless until he saw she was bleeding and noticed her eyes were swollen shut. >> she didn't talk to me at all. >> officers arrived. they contacted the female. they were able to at that point get her name and information. >> the woman was air lifted to a hospital in critical condition. police are not sure if she was robbed. the woman lives in the area and is known to take morning walks. no arrests have been made. san francisco police are warning of a money transfer scam targeting senior citizens. police say they have seen an increase in the crime in recent weeks. here's how it works. someone will call and elderly victim and claim to be a relative in a desperate situation. they will try to earn that victims trust and get them to wire money. now police say you should always verify the identity of anyone who calls and asks for money and always ask specific

questions a stranger would not know. people of all faiths came together at a san francisco church to call for an end to a controversial federal immigration program. hundreds packed st. mary's cathedral yesterday afternoon. they are asking state leaders to reform california's participation in the secure communities program. it requires local law enforcement to share the fingerprints with anyone arrested in jail and then check them against fbi and immigration data bases. >> some of the children are born here as citizens and all of a sudden the parents are gone. and we believe in the dignity of the human family. and that dignity means we respect them and try not to separate families. >> immigration officials say as of december more than 60,000 people been deported from california through the program. elementary school in santa rosa may be forced to shut its doors. the city school board wants to

close doyle park. members say the school has seen lower enrollment and falling academic performance and lost $180,000 during the 2010-2011 school year. if the closure happens they would be transferred to nearby schools. the santa clara county coroner has identified a man found dead near stanford hospital. they found the body of 68-year- old raymond vera thursday morning off of quarry road. officials say he has no known address. police said he was apparently dead for some time and there was no signs of foul play. the case remains under investigation. a music legend and a san francisco giants coach came together in napa for injured giants fan bryan stow.

greatful dead bob wear and tim head lined at uptown theater last night. the line to get inside that building wrapped around the block. bryan stow could not make et in person but his mother and sisters made it to that event. >> not everyone knows bryan and they still come out for him. that is amazing. >> god bless him. he can use all the help he can get right now. we're happy to be able to provide. >> items auctioned off in-- items auctioned off include autograph guitars. they hope to raise as much as $75,000. san francisco 49er defensive end aldean smith is out of a miami jail. the 22-year-old was arrested by miami beach police yesterday morning. he was released on a $1,000 bond. smith was seventh overall draft pick in 2011. this season he had 14 sacks.

the franchise record. the 49ers issued a statement saying they are aware of the arrest but will reserve further comment because it is an ongoing legal matter. you can help the a's kick off the 2012 baseball season today. a couple of the players will be on hand for fan fest. you can get autographs, take pictures, and participate in question and answer sessions. a limited number of fans have a chance to meet one on one with a's owner lew wolf. today is your chance to get single game tickets. fan fest runs from 10:00 to 2:00. it's $8 for adults and $5 for children 14 and under. yesterday two a's players spent the yesterday serving lunch for those in need. they were at the st. vincent dining hall. they helped staff and volunteers serve a hot lunch to dozens of people. good morning, to you.

giving you a live look at san rafael. we have plenty of high clouds over head. filtered sunshine as you see here. not as bright. not as warm. temperatures will be a few degrees cooler. we're still above average for this time of year. the winds are light outside our door this morning. parts of the north bay reporting a little bit of patchy fog. outside of that we've got a beautiful view out there. a nice sunrise and sunsetting about 5:30 this afternoon. 33 degrees in santa rosa. 35 in napa. still chilly. even freezing in some spots. but not as cold as yesterday. several degrees warmer because of the clouds. 36 concord. 37 livermore. 40-degrees in areas around san jose. low 40s around the bay as well. temperatures will continue to climb now thats sun is up. the high clouds are associated with the system that may bring us a few sprinkles for tomorrow morning. today just another enjoyable day and to be outdoors will be nice. your temperatures again a little bit warmer than what we

saw yesterday. although still needing a jacket getting outside early. satellite radar view notice the clouds. again the system back here. and we may see a few sprinkles out of this. most of the energy will stick to the north but we will catch just the tail end. it will be in time for monday morning. here's your forecast here. sunday ash the clouds with us. continuing through the evening hours. and then tomorrow morning because of the clouds we wake up warmer than what we are seeing over the weekend. and by 7:00 or so it looks like the north bay picking up a few scattered showers. some of us may miss it for the morning drive. it looks like it's sliding south and falling apart. by noontime partly cloudy skies and drying out once again. afternoon highs expected for today. low mid 60s around the region. 62 santa rosa. 62 expected for berkeley. low 60s in the city. 62 for san mateo. 64 san jose. 66 expected morgan hill. mid upper 60s in the forecast

for santa cruz. there is the extended forecast. notice we don't see a whole lot of rain in that forecast. in fact, the possibility of a little bit of drizzle may be a sprinkle tomorrow morning is about all we get. ridge of high pressure will rebuild. tuesday, wednesday, thursday temperatures sitting in the low to mid 60s by thursday afternoon. and back to today. fair skies in the forecast. scene wide spread 60nd for your afternoon as well. time is 7:40. hercules agreed to sell a prime state of real estate to safeway. the new location is bound by san pablo avenue and sycamore avenue. the company is paying more than $9 million for the parcel. but the cost of under ground ewe ewe -- ewety tills will -- utilities will cost the city. one candidate is canceling his events. first to check on your

traffic. here's a live look at 280 in san francisco. and there is a roll over accident on southbound 280 on page mill road. chp is on the scene there. time now 7:41. you are watching mornings on 2. a great catch and sauce made with french's dijon with chardonnay. then i warm things up with the story of how we met. the real story of how we met. and that's how new friends are made.

good morning to you. a nice looking shot there. looks like sunshine bouncing off the water in sf bay. continuing violence in syria is now forcing the arab league to withdraw its mob tours-- monitors. they are making it too dangerous for its monitors to safely be in that country.

the monitors arrive in syria last month to try and end the violence in the country. >> the arab league decided to withdraw its monitors at the right time because they were not convinced their mission was useful. >> we are grateful for them. >> the united nations says 5,000 people have been killed in syria since protests against president bashar started nearly a year ago. low level peace talks between israel and palestine continued this week. they include the united states, the united nations, the european union, and russia. the talks remain uncertain though. palestinian president accused israel of trying to spoil the negotiations. in peru more than two dozen people are dead after a fire at a rehabilitation center. it started on the second floor. when he jumped from the window to escape the smoke and flame. 27 people were killed and

several more hospitalized. the cause of the fire is being investigated. the landscape of the republican presidential race could be changing two days before the florida primary. one candidate secured a big endorsement while another is being forced to cancel campaign appearances. steve is joining us live with the latest developments from miami, florida. steve. >> reporter: a lot of different factors in motion here in florida just two days before the primary. first the candidacy of newt gingrich got a boost with the endorsement last night of herman cain. >> i hereby officially and enthusiastically endorse newt gingrich for president of the united states. >> reporter: meantime it will be a busy day of campaigning here in the state of florida for two of the four candidates that remain. mitt romney starts off on the gulf coast. he will make his way across

alligator miami. campaign here in miami. newt gingrich will be working in central florida. he will be stopping at the villages at the senior center retirement home for about 90,000 people. seniors will be one of the major voting blocks. they could make up to 40% of the total of the final vote. it's a regular stop for all can dates on the trail. ron paul in the meantime has left florida. siting campaigning here is too expensive. he's gone to maine to campaign there. and finally rick santorum is also off the campaign trail for now in florida. his three-year-old isabel la was hospitalized on saturday. she has a serious genetic disorder. she has been in the hospital before. he vowed he will be back here in florida to campaign ahead of tuesday's primary but the timing is not clear yet. back to you. all right time now 7:47. the nation's first welcome home

parade for iraq war veterans was in st. louis this weekend. hundreds took part in yesterday's parade and thousands lined the streets to cheer them on. no other major cities have welcome home parades since president obama announced the end of war in december. president obama is teaming up with mountain base view google to discuss his recent state of the union address. tomorrow afternoon the president will participate in a 45 minute live video chat on google plus. that is the company's social networking site. they can submit their questions via owned youtube. this isn't the first time the president has used google to reach out to voter. he's taken part in a youtube town hall following previous state of the union addresses. a man is being called a hero for saving four students after a bridge collapsed underneath her bus. cell phone video shows how dangerous that situation was for the driver and the four elementary school students on

that bus. debbie says once she hit a certain point on the bridge she knew the bus would not make it across. the bridge crumbled 45 minutes after she got herself and all of the students off the bus. >> it was sort of like a bump but when she drove over it it went down. >> as soon as my tires hit it, clunk. >> brady says she's not a hero but she was doing what she was trained to do. an basketball team is okay after a bus collided with a semi truck. oklahoma state police say the semi truck didn't yield at a stop sign and hit the bus belonging to st. gregory university. two players and two coaches had to be take ton the hospital but they are expected to be okay. a local high school basketball game was canceled friday after a fight between players. it all started after a foul was called in the second quarter of

the game between vallejo and bethel high school. players got in a fight which caused both coaches and the teams to run on the court after things calmed down the referees ejected everyone from the game because of a rule that forbids a player or coach for going on to the court during a fight. the referees are expected to issue a report tomorrow if the game should be replayed. vallejo police officer who was killed in the line of duty was honored in a special way this weekend. officer james capoot was shoot and killed after chasing a bank suspect. hundreds of people walked from vallejo where he worked to vacaville where he lived. his three daughters took part and remembered their father with much love. >> he was a great man. he was my best friend. and he was the best man i ever knew and will ever know. i miss him. i love him. >> others remember officer capoot as a basketball coach that gave his all. a dinner and auction were also

held last night to benefit his family. a new exhibit in san francisco is showing a different side to the city's first responders. divisions beyond the badge exhibit is set to open this friday. it will feature photographs from the city's police officers and firefighters. many that contributed say the creative problem helped them deal with stress from their jobs. the exhibit runs through march 1st. coming up we will show you a dramatic water rescue all caught on video by a police dash cam. super bowl fever is picking up in indianapolis and fans head there one week before the big game. another round of nice weather expected for your sunday. and noticeable changes on the way. we'll take a look at your extended forecast coming up.

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out for the funeral of singer etta james. ♪ my love has come along for >> christina ang lira sang etta's classic at last. she died last friday from complications of leukemia. it was lead by reverend al sharpton. he read a note from president barack obama. mr. obama wrote that etta james' talents tran sended generas. they are investigating a medical -- she was taking water samples from a site of a 1970 train derailment yesterday. she is investigating whether a chemical spill from the derailment has anything to do with the mysterious illness there. more than a dozen students are suffering from incontrollable switching and outbursts. the annual festival in the

nevada desert switched to lottery for its ticket sales this year. another 10,000 tickets will be solds at the end of march on a first come first serve basis. the labor day weekend event sold out ahead of time for the first time last year. tomorrow the oakland raiders will formerly introduce their new head coach. bronco defensive coordinator has been signed to a four-year contract. the raiders new general manager hired allen to replace the fired hue jackson. super bowl 46 now a week away and fans are already crowding into indianapolis. >> it's awesome. awesome. >> super bowl village and the nfl experience opened yesterday. attractions include an outdoor zip line and football clinics for children. the new york giants and the nooning lapped patriots will play in super bowl xlvi one

week from today. according to turbo tax americans will spend more than a billion dollars on snacks for super bowl parties. $49million of that will be spent on beer. as for the food americans will spend the most money on crackers, potato chips, and tortilla chips. men will spend about $30 more than women on next sunday. still not the sunday we were hoping for. >> no, not quite. let's take a look at the weather with rosemary orozco. maybe some sprinkles tomorrow? >> yeah tomorrow morning. the possibility is there. for today no complaints. we are looking at a little bit of translucent sky. when the high clouds pull through the ones we don't mind so much because we still get a little sunshine. a chilly start this morning. doe have clouds overhead this morning. that has helped to keep the temperatures from dropping significantically. temperatures still sitting in the 30s around the inland

spots. anywhere from 5-8 degrees warmer. 10:00 or so we are looking at temperatures sitting in the mid 40s to mid 50s. you begin to notice by 10:00 okay i'm starting to feel that warmup. at noontime mid 50s to low 60s until the forecast for your lunch hour. 62 oakland for the afternoon. 63 expected redwood city. 64 san jose. mid 60s over areas of the north bay. 65 santa rosa and along the coastline it will be cooler. it's going if be a little cooler than yesterday and we'll notice that the high clouds there the winds will be light. and then by tonight the bigger changes taking place. whether be mostly cloudy. tomorrow morning we wake upmostly cloudy. as claudine mentioned maybe a little bit of drizzle. maybe a few light sprinkles. it will be right there between 6:00 or 9:00. maybe 10:00 a.m. and we dry out. once we dry out we are done. tuesday, wednesday, and thursday partly cloudy skies.

and again we are anywhere from 30-40% of normal for this time of year when it comes to our rainfall. we could use rain. back to you. >> thank you. more than 400 people arrested after a day and night of action by occupy oakland. the damage left behind this morning at frank ogawa plaza and several buildings surrounding the area. a toddler and two adults killed when their suv collides with a light rail train in sacramento. the critical mistake witnesses say the driver made.

frank ogawa plaza is covered in trash ingrate fee this morning. we'll show you the damage as well as tense moments we just had with a protestor out here. deadly violence in oakland. two people killed and three others hurt after two separate shootings overnight. a collision between an suv and train leaves three people dead in sacramento. what surveillance cameras show. good morning, everyone welcome to mornings on 2. social security sunday, january 29th i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. we're closing out the weekend with another feisty. meteorologist rosemary orozco

is here. >> temperatures will be running above normal for the afternoon. the changes you may notice high clouds in the forecast. we're seeing that this morning. partly cloudy skies. a chilly start once again. but not as cold. for the afternoon temperatures will be mild. and then come tomorrow morning we may be well a little damp. i'll explain that to you and show you the models coming up. >> three police officers are injured and at least 400 protestors are facing charges of a chaotic sat on the streets of -- chaotic saturday on the streets of oakland. the use of force by oakland police started early yesterday along oak street. officers fired off tear gas and flash bangs after protestors tore down a fence. our ktvu crew captured some protestors throwing bottles, rocks, and other projectiles at officers. and police officers in riot

gear fired off tear gas and bean bags later in the evening. they responded with force after protestors threw bleach bombs and other projectiles. they also stood guard blocks away at city hall after a small group of protestors entered the building. lorraine blanco is joining us live with a look at the mess at frank ogawa plaza. >> reporter: frank ogawa plaza is literally trashed. you can see big piles of garbage from the protest last night. police have been standing by to protect city hall and the plaza. they have also been keeping an eye on us. this is what it was like for us around 7:30 this morning. a man getting in our faces and yelling occupy and threatening us. he also spat on our photograph. those were very intense moments for us out here. the plaza itself covered in graffiti and trash. we can't show you what needs to be cleaned up because of the

profanity. a good portion of the profanity is -- the violence and the damage can be blamed on a small fraction of protestors out here. >> i don't think because this place got a little dirty anybody should be criminalized or labeled as a delinquent. i think you have to look at the larger message at what is going on here and recognize it has slow lady. >> reporter: police here on the scene tell us the arrest count is more than 400. a handful with minor charges like failure to dispurse are being released this morning. but police tell us many others will face much more serious charges. we'll find out more about that later this week. for now we are reporting live at frank ogawa plaza in oakland lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. oakland mayor jean quan is speaking out about yesterday's events. coming up how she's defending the use of force. occupy san jose is joining

forces with occupy san francisco to save two homeowners. a demonstration is scheduled for 2:00 this afternoon outside of a chase bank. the specific branch has not been announced. we have continuing coverage of the occupy demonstrations on ktvu.com. you will find unedited vid you from the oakland protest. in news from overnight at least nine people are dead after a series of crashes on interstate 75 in florida. the pileup started around 3:45 this morning due to heavy fog and smoke from a nearby marsh fire. one is describing the pileups as the worst he's seen in his 27 year career. all lanes on the interstate is closed. in fairfield two people are dead after a crash on interstate 80. the chp says a ford explorer was traveling westbound near air base parkway just before 5:30 this morning when a speeding car crashed into him

from behind. the explorer flipped over and the driver got out of the car to help his two passengers. the driver was hit by another car. he was killed along with one of the passengers in the explorer. oakland police are investigating an overnight shooting that left one man dead and three others injured. it happened outside a house party around 2:00 this morning. it's not clear what lead up to the shooting but police say there may have been more than one gunman. two of the people that were injured are in critical condition. the condition of the third person is not known. oakland police are searching for the gunman that killed a woman overnight. the woman was found in the driveway of a home on eddie and 34th street. the woman had been shot several times. she died at the scene. right now police have not released any information about a suspect or motive. oakland police say a 15- year-old boy has admitted to killing his parents and hiding their bodies inside the family car. as we first reported yesterday

morning. police found the bodies friday night outside of a home. the oakland tribune reports the victims are 54-year-old robert kamin and 50-year-old susan poff. they made the discovery after one of them did not show up for work. police have not said how the couple die. autopsies are scheduled to take place tomorrow. a deadly crash on the train tracks was caused by a driver trying to go around the crossing arms. a video shows the passengers trying to help the victims. there was four people inside the suv three of them died including an infant. a man that was waiting on the oh side of the tracks said he saw what happened. >> she tried to go around the track. those sticks. they got hit. >> investigators say several cameras mounted on that light rail train confirm the driver tried to go around the crossing

arms. the impact of the crash pushed the suv 30 yards down the track. there was 50 people on the train at the time. six were hospitalized with minor injuries. oakland is getting ready to open the door to more marijuana dispensaries. the chronical is reporting the city will issue four new permits. right now four pot clubs operate in oakland and the city estimates they bring in an estimated $1 million a year in fees and taxes. the cash strap city needs the added revenue from the four new dispensaries. the city of oakland is getting ready to lay off more than 100 city employees due to the loss of state development money. san jose is getting rid of its regulations for medical marijuana clubs. chuck reid called for the suspension of the rules that the city just approved this past september. critics collected enough signatures to block the regulations. opponents of a north bay

rail line dropped off petitions this weekend hopes of stopping the project in its track. they want to get an initiate i have to approve funding for a new line. it would start with service between san rafael and santa rosa. in 2008 voters approved a quarter cent sales tax to pay for it. opponents say voters were mislead because they approved the sales tax for the longer route. good morning, to you. our spring like weather will continue for your sunday. temperatures will be down a few degrees for the afternoon. a look over the bay you can see a little haze out there. this is a precursor of what is to come. a possibility of a few sprinkles by tomorrow morning. today we will remain dry. temperatures sitting in the 60s for the afternoon. winds outside the door calm to light. still south and south easterly. we are looking at winds still offshore. they will turn more on shore by the afternoon. and then into the evening

hours. the clouds will continue as the system continues to progress our way. right now sitting in the east pacific we will be clipped with just the tail end. we could definitely use more but we are not likely to see it. i will start it monday morning. we are getting back to work. we are hopping in our car. as this continues to creep to the south, it continues to break apart. stop it here right about 8:00 or 9:00 it looks like it vanished. we have a few light sprinkles. we could definitely use more. and by 11:00 noontime it's gone. and we are dry once again with the ridge of high pressure rebuilding. today flattening out just a little bit. allowing the possibility of a few sprinkles tomorrow morning. a chilly start to the morning. wide spread 60s in your forecast. we are not going to see a whole lot of the upper 60s we felt around the bay area yesterday. 34 santa rosa. mid 30s napa.

38 for fairfield. livermore 37 for you. 39 san jose. 48 degrees in areas right around oakland. 49 in the city. your afternoon highs for today 62 expected santa rosa. 61 for vallejo. 62 in berkeley. 60 degrees in the city. low 60s oakland, hayward. not too bad. we are running slightly warm for this time of year. 64 mountain view. 60 for san jose. mid 60s los gatos. your extended forecast here without that little bit of drizzle a few sprinkles tomorrow morning. we remain with our dry spell. take a look at that. tuesday and wednesday. even into thursday. wade spread low 60s in the forecast. mid 60s and fair skies expected thursday afternoon. back to you. southern california police officer is dead at the hands of a colleague. the reason police were trying to arrest the officer when they say he began firing his gun. celebrating the year of the dragon has become hazardous in

china. the problems being seen because of fire works. here's a live look outside at the traffic in the south bay. 280 in san jose looking fantastic. 8:10 on the clock. you're watching mornings on 2.

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on duty. that officer was being in facted for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 17- year-old girl. authorities say the officer realized he was being investigated and when fellow officers tried to arrest him there was a struggle. the suspect drew his weapon and began firing. the arresting officer fired back hitting him once in the chest. suspect later died at the hospital. >> this is a very tragic and unfortunate incident and situation that unfolded very rapidly and the results are something we will have to deal with. >> the officer who was killed was married and had been working at the department for four years. the detectives had begun investigating the allege the sexual misconduct against him on thursday night. the sheriffs office will investigate the shooting beforehanding over to the district attorneys office. a snow border is dead after being swept up in an avalanche in utah. officials say the 24-year-old was boarding with two others on a steep mountainside when he got buried. the two he was with used

avalanche beacons to help find his friend but he was pronounced dead shortly thereafter. >> a helicopter flew a couple rescuers up to the site where the avalanche took place. when they were able to get to the two witness parties involved in the skiing incident. they say they found their friend and he was dead. >> the incident marks the ninth avalanche death in the west this season. 8:15. divers searching for rescuers have suspended their search today. yesterday divers found a woman's body on a submerged sixth floor deck. meanwhile a 26-year-old american man fell to his death while on a carnival cruise ship friday. he apparently fell from the upper levels and landed on the ship atrium while it was docked in the bahamas. the man has not been identified

but we do know he was on a five- day holiday cruise thatchiest from charleston -- that left from charleston, south carolina. inspectors are arriving in iran to investigate whether the country is trying to develop a nuclear weapon. their arrival is being met with protests. iranian students showed up to the international airport ahead of the inspectors arrival. the students held signs stating iran's nuclear program is just for the country's energy needs. others had pictures of the iranian nuclear scientists recently killed. iran has accused the united states and israel of taking part in that death. the head 2069 state oil company is predicting the oil will reach $150 a barrel. right now it's selling for about $99. the head of the national iranian oil company did not give a reason or a time frame for his prediction. more witnesses are scheduled to testify in the trial of the alleged gang

member accused of killing three people. edwin ramose is charged with the shooting death of tony and his son. he mistook them for rival gang members back in 2008. the defense maintains he was merely the driver of the car and they say another man pulled the trigger. but last week andrew the only family member in the car who survived the shooting testified he did not see anyone else in his car. stanford university police are warning students to lock their doors, windows, and lower the blinds after a series of peeping tom incidents. there have been at least four reports this month about a peeping tom. the latest incident happened on monday when a woman told police a man put his hand under the shower door and tried to take a picture of her. all four incident occurs in the first floor gender neutral shower room. a local high school basketball game was canceled friday after a fight between

the players. it all started after a foul was called in the second quarter of the game between vallejo and bethel high schools. some players got in a fight which caused both coaches and teams to run into the court. after everything calmed down the referees ejected every from the game. the referees are expected to issue a report tomorrow as to whether the game should be replayed. sentence we are learning more about a -- we are learning more about a controversial proposal that would ban smoking and shopping carts in a certain park. the rules could be expended to carve park lets across san francisco. those are the former parking spaces that are converted to mini parks. the legislation unfairly targets the homeless. there is a town hall meeting in santa rosa to talk about the possible closure of an elementary school. the school board wants to close

doyle park elementary. the school has seen lower enrollment and falling academic performance and lost $180,000 during the 2010 and 2011 school year. 90% are disadvantage. tomorrow's meeting is at 6:30. san jose late cunningham skate park has received a boost in funding and will stay open through 2012. the park was in danger of closing because of the budget problems. volunteers decided to hold fundraisers. $35,000 in donations are keeping skaters skating. volunteers are trying to find sponsors to keep the park open. the new location is bound by san pablo avenue, sycamore avenue. safeway is also considering a gas station at that site but the company is paying more than $9 million for the land that equates about $16 per square

foot. the cost of under ground you utilities will cost the city $4 million. fire works to celebrate the year of the dragon has had hazardous effects in china. pollution levels were 100 times worse in the first hours in the celebration than they were 20t hours ago. beijing recently began using a system to monitor air solutions. there will be acrobatic performances, folk dancing, and chinese yo yo trips. a zodiac tour will lead guests through the zoo to the animals in the chinese calendar. anyone born during the year of the dragon will receive free zoo admission. oakland's mayor celebrated the lunar new year in the china town neighborhood this weekend.

mayor jean quan visited each of the historic cities to wish them a prosperous year of the dragon. despite two recall efforts quan has strong backing in the city. >> democratic clubs. the black passengers on and on. they are becoming a latino community. we are hearing it from all sides. we have a major february 15th coalition meeting that i'm working on. it has been very heartwarming. >> yesterday the chinese american citizens alliance passed a petition in support of mayor quan. quan's husband said the group collected more than $2,000 signatures last weekend. and the new years parade is less than two weeks away. you can see it live right here on february 11 at 6:00 p.m.. 8:21. and a type of foot ware is banned at one pennsylvania school. the reasons students are no longer allowed to wear ugg boots.

outside our doors this morning partly cloudy and cold. coming up what you can expect for your sunday afternoon and why some may wake up a little foggy for the start of your week. @@

the governor of alabama is hoping new toyota safety measures will help save lives. the governor created a counsel to come up with -- council to come up with a list of deadly

tornadoes last april. @ list was delivered to the governor last mopped. tougher building codes, more tornado shelters, and emergency supplies were all part of the recommendations. the list comes as more twisters could be on the way. >> the type of weather pattern that is set upright now is very active. and it tends to get nor active as you get into march and april. >> 177 tornadoes hit alabama last year making it the state with the highest number of twisters. no tornadoes around here but we could use a drop or two of rain. maybe to start the workweek we could have rain in there. >> yeah not enough. not nearly enough. we could wake up with wet roads tomorrow. education specially over the north bay and then it looks like its breaks apart. south of the golden gate. san jose. maybe a spritz. 33 degrees expected outside your door. santa rosa should step out this morning. napa 35. a chilly start once again.

not as cold. wide spread 40s. right around the bay. oakland as well as san francisco and down south in san jose 40 degrees. mostly sunny skies. high clouds will continue to sweep through. increasing in the afternoon. temperatures not as warm as we felt yesterday. but still not bad at all. 61 san rafael. 60 san francisco. 63 redwood city. wide spread and low 60s for the peninsula there. your extended forecast we are talking about this possibility of a few sprinkles. we will catch the tail end of a system that will continue to migrate east for monday. so we may wake up with a few sprinkles it clears out by noontime and partly cloudy and dry as we head into the rest of the workweek. back to you. starting tomorrow students will be banned from wearing uggs at one middle school in pennsylvania. the problem cell phones are not allowed in class. and students are going around that rule by hiding them in those uggs. students will still be able to

wear the sheep skin boot to school, they just have to leave them in their locker when they go to class. it may reconsider the ban down the road if cell phone problems start to improve. time is 8:26. no warning from san francisco police. the group they say is being targeted by is a phone scam. a party at the concord elk lodge ends with gunfire. a huge mess all over frank ogawa plaza this morning. we'll show you all the damage and have the latest update on arrests. [ female announcer ] they've been off limits to dieters

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welcome back to morning ons 2 i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. yesterday's events left behind a huge mess at several oakland bill bill -- buildings including frank graffiti. >> reporter: there is vandalism and trash all over frank ogawa plaza. all of the graffiti is very threatening. like this one stab a cop. oakland police say they have been harassed several time this morning. they are here to protect city hall and the plaza. we can't show you a lot what these to be cleared up because of the profanity spray on city property. a good portion is directed toward oakland police. we just talked to an occupy protestor that tells us the violence and damage can be blamed on a small fraction of protestors here but some oakland residence are still angry. >> this is our home. this is a central nervous system of our city.

they are disrespecting it. don't they want respect from our citizens in return to support them? this is no longer about big corporation and money. this is about anarchy. >> reporter: police here this morning tell us at least 400 were arrested throughout the night. some with minor charges like failing to dispurse are being released while many others will face more serious assault and battery charges. back out here live you can see trash just all over the ground out here. there is going to be a major cleanup here this morning. like you said earlier. so they've got their work cut out for them. reporting live in oakland lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. mayor jean quan is defending the use of force against occupy protestors. >> we've made mistakes and we have learned. the police have been amazing. if you watch the videos from today and some of you guys gave us the videos. our officers have been pretty

calm. >> quan also dismissed occupy supporters across the country that went online to dissonance oakland's use of force against protestors. ktvu became part of the story. protestors jumped on their live van and started throwing objects possibly rocks. breaking the news van window. our crew managed to drive out without getting hurt. >> occupy protestors also hit the east coast this weekend. that is where some of them were seen spraying graffiti on buildings. it started earlier in the day outside of a chase bank. occupy protestors in washington, d.c. threw glitter on connecticut senator and former vice presidential candidate joe lieberman. it happened last night after they left dinner at the capital

hilton hotel. oakland police are investigating an overnight shooting that left one man dead and three others injured. it happened outside a house party around 2:00 this morning on east 18th and 20th avenue. it's not clear what lead up to the shooting. police say there could have been more than one gunman. the condition of the third person is not known. con concord police are searching for two gunmen that opened fire at a party injuring one person. it happened at the elks lodge around 11:30 last night. the gunman started shooting while people were leaving the party. as many as 200 people were in the area when police arrived. a 19-year-old from antioch was struck in the calf by a bullet and taken to the hospital. police do not believe she was the intended target right now police don't have any suspects. an 81-year-old woman is in critical condition after police say she was beaten and possibly

sexually assaulted. the woman was found near a big o tire store on the border between rich and and el cerrito. >> she didn't talk to me at all. as soon as i saw her she had blood everywhere. >> officers arrived. they contacted the female. they were able to at that point get her name and information. >> the woman was air lifted to a hospital in critical condition. police are not sure if she was robbed. the woman does live in that area and known to take morning walks. no arrests have been made. police in san leandro continue to look for the man suspected of fatally stabbing a young mother. they say he is the father of the 15-year-old victims nine- month-old child. the teenage victim was found with several stab wounds friday night inside a home on pacific avenue near castro street. paramedics tried to performing

cpr. the girl later died of her injuries. police are looking for 19-year- old henry leom. he's driving a dark blue cadillacs coo laid. license plate 5sbe608. the girl that vanished from dublin 23 years ago will hold a candle light vigil tonight. a walk tomorrow night will retrace her route beginning at the school. it starts at 7:00 p.m.. they are still holding on to hope that someone has information about her disappearance and will come forward. music legend and a coach for the san francisco giants came together in napa for giants fan bryan stow. grateful dead bobby weir headlined a benefit concert at napa's uptown theater. the line to get inside wrapped

around the block. bryan stow could not make it in person but his mother and sisters did make it to the event. >> not everybody knows bryan and they still come out for him. that is amazing. >> god bless him. he can use all the help he can get right now. we're happy to provide that. >> items auctioned off include autographed guitars no word yet on how much the fundraiser brought in. but organizers say they hope to raise as much as $75,000. a vallejo police officer that's killed in the line of duty was honored in a special way this weekend. officer jim capoot was shot and killed as he chased a suspected bank robber. hundreds of people walked from vallejo where he worked to vacaville where he lives. his three daughters took part and remember their father with much love. >> he was a great man. he was my best friend. he was the best man i ever knew

and will ever know. i miss him. and i love him. >> others remember officer capoot as a basketball coach that gave his all. a dinner and auction were also held last night to benefit his family. san francisco 49er defensive end aldon smith is out of a jail in miami after being arrested on suspicion of dui. he was released on $1,000 bond. smith was the seventh overall draft pick in 2011. this season he had 14 sacks. a franchise record for a rookie linebacker. the 49ers issued a statement say they are aware of the arrest but will reserve further comment. you can help the a's kick off the 2012 baseball season today. close to 30 members of the team will be on hand for fan fest. you go get autographs and take pictures. a limited number of fans will have a chance to meet one on one with a's owner and

managerring partner lew wolf. fan fest is from 10:00 until 2:00. it's 8 dollars for adults and $5 for kids 14 and under. yesterday two a's players spent the afternoon serving a free lunch to those in need. first baseman chris carter were at the -- they helped staff and volunteers serve a hot lunch to dozens of guests. good morning, to you. a few high clouds over the bay area. that actually helped to offset our cooling in the overnight hours. chilly but not as cold as our saturday. you can see we are with blue skies in some areas this morning. and the high clouds beginning to taper off and push on through. we have more to come here. this will be the prelude if a possibility of a few sprinkles by tomorrow morning. today will be pretty fabulous. although the high clouds will be around. help to offset the cooling in the overnight hours.

for the afternoon it will help to bring the temperatures down a little bit. we are also expecting more of an on shore flow. this morning still with the offshore. i want to pick it up here monday morning. notice over the north bay a few scattered showers. we will be clipped with just the tail end of the system that will continue to the north. it begins to fizzle out. it looks like south of i-80 a little bit of drizzle. maybe a spritz. maybe mostly dry and mostly cloudy through the morning hours. it pulls out and we are dry once again for the week ahead. chilly start followed by fair skies in the afternoon. ly cloudy skies expected with temperatures slightly cooler. and then for the afternoon the increasing clouds slight chance for a few sprinkles coming in monday morning. temperatures right now sitting at 34 degrees santa rosa. mid 30s napa. so you will need a jacket outside. it is still very cool.

44 hayward. 49 san francisco. along the peninsula here a chilly start as well. now the sun is up we will begin to rebound. low 60s in the forecast for your afternoon. 62 santa rosa. 61 expected san rafael. 60 san francisco. 62 oakland. 63 hayward. nice and mild for the south bay as well. 66 morgan hill. 68 degrees the afternoon for santa cruz. the extended forecast the clouds increasing by tonight. tomorrow morning maybe a few sprinkles. the roads may be a little slick. we could definitely use a lot more. we're not going to get it with this system. tuesday, wednesday into thursday our dry spell continues. wide spread low 60s in the forecast. in the afternoon we warm up a little bit more on thursday. overnight lows sitting in the 30s and low 40s. i am fine tuning the lunchtime numbers for you i'll have those comes up. san francisco police are warn of course a money transfer scam targeting senior citizens.

they have seen an increase in the crime in recent weeks. someone will call an elderly victim and claim to be a relative in a desperate situation. they will try to earn that victims trust and get them to wire money. police say you should verify the identity of anyone that calls and ask for money and always ask the caller specific questions a stranger would not know. time is 8:40. we are just days away from the next republican presidential primary in florida. one candidate is off the campaign trail. why rick santorum has canceled all of his events today. let's give you a live look outside. that is highway 24 in lafayette. obviously no problem there is. really no problems on any of the roadways across the bay area. time 8:41. you're watching mornings on two. dinner? candles?

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at least nine people are dead after a series of crashes in florida. here is a live look at interstate 75 near gainesville. the florida highway patrol says the pileup started around 3:45 this morning due to a combination of heavy fog and smoke. one officer is describing the pileup as the worst he's seen in his 27 year career. there you can see the

helicopter zooming in on part of that accident there. all the lanes are closed. all of the lanes are closed as the investigation into the crash is now begins. in peru more than two dozen people are dead after a fire at rehabilitation center. the fire at the christ is love center apparently started on the second floor. many jump from windows to escape the smoke and flames. at least 27 people were killed and several more hospitalized. the cause of that fire is being investigated. time now 8:45. continuing violence in syria is forcing the arab league to withdraw its monitors. bloody battles between the forces and opposition forces are making it too dangerous for its monitors to safely be in that country. they arrived in syria last month to try to end the violence in the country. >> the arab league decided to withdraw its monitors a the the right time. >> we are grateful for them.

>> the united nations says 5,000 people have been killed in syria since protest against president bashar. low level peace talks continue this weekend. the talks have been ongoing for the last month. they include the united states, united nations, the european union, and russia. the talks remain uncertain though. palestinian president accused israel of trying to spoil the negotiations. in our election 2012 coverage. former gop candidate herman cain is finally making an endorsement. >> i hereby officially and enthusiastically endorse newt gingrich for president of the united states. >> cain made the announcement yesterday in west palm beach ahead of the important florida primary on tuesday. the businessman says he's

endorsing gingrich because he believes the former house speaker is quote a patriot that is not afraid of bold ideas. the two are expected to campaign together tomorrow in florida. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is off the campaign trail and instead spending time with his hospitalized daughter. the philadelphia children's hospital admitted three-year- old bella santorum yesterday. as a result he has canceled all of his events in florida. his campaign says he will return to the state as soon as possible. bella santorum suffers from a genetic condition caused by the presence of an extra 18th chrome zone. president obama is teaming up with mountain based google to discuss his recent state of the union address. he will take part in a 45 minute live video chat on google plus. that is the company's social networking site. users can also submit their questions via google owned youtube. they can be asked during

tomorrow's chat. this is not the first time the president has used google to reach out to voters. he's taking part in youtube town halls. the nation's first major welcome home parade for iraq war veterans was in st. louis this weekend. hundreds took part in yesterday's parade. thousands of people lined the streets to cheer them on. no major other cities have organized welcome home parades since president obama announced the end of the war in december. a new exhibit in san francisco is showing a different side to the city's first responders. the visions beyond the badge exhibit is set to open this friday. it will feature photographs taken by the city's police officers and firefighters. many of those that contributed say the creative process helped them deal with the stress from their jobs. >> we are exposed to a credible amount of violence, a credible amount of sorrow and sadness. it is nice to be able to show a little more human side to you know the public we serve.

>> the exhibit will run through march 1st. a school bus driver in texas is being called a hero for saving four students after a bridge collapsed underneath her bus. >> oh my god. >> cell phone video shows how dangerous the situation was for the driver and the four elementary school students on that bus. debbie brady says once she hit a certain point on the bridge she knew the bus would not make it across. the bridge crumbled 45 minutes after she got herself and all of the students off the bus. >> it's sort of like a bump but when she drove over it, it went down. >> as soon as my tires hit it, clunk. >> brady says she's not a hero but she was doing what she was trained to do. oklahoma college basketball team is okay this morning after its bus collided with a semi

truck. the crash happened yesterday. oklahoma state police say the semi truck did not yield at a stop sign and hit the bus belonging to st. gregory university. two players and two coaches had to be taken to the hospital but they are expected to be okay. a dramatic water rescue in texas was caught on video by a police dash cam. the video shows a deputy rescuing when it -- you can see the officer going into the water. he was on routine patrol when he spotted brake lights sticking out of the lake. he got to the woman just as the car was filling with water. >> when the second one came out she kind of landed on top of my head. i go under for a second. when i turn around i see the other one going under water. i was able to grab her and kind of grab her like this. and able to walk out. >> the woman suffered minor scrapes and scratches from the broken glass but otherwise they are fine.

environmental activist erin brockovich is investigating a d -- she took water samples from a site of a 1970 train derailment. she is investigating whether a chemical spill from the derailment has anything to do with this mysterious illness. more than a dozen student there is say they are suffering from twitching and verbal outbursts. people came to a church to call for an end of a federal immigration program. hundreds packed st. mary's cathedral. they are asking state leaders to reform california state leaders. it requires local law enforcement to share the fingerprints of anyone arrested and jail with federal immigration officials who then check them against fbi and immigration data bases. >> some of the children are born here as citizens and then their parents are gone. and we believe in the dignity of the human family and that

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new mexico police say a man that was stuck in the mud for three days won't if stuck for long. high school students heard the man yelling for help. they used a pullly system to save him. he was disoriented thirsty and lost feeling in his leg. the man was wanted on a felony warrant so he will be arrested once he's treated. -ups of mourners turned out for the funeral for singer etta james. christina ag lair yeah sang james' classic at least. she died last saturday. the funeral was lead by admiral

al sharpton. the single file in the history of professional tennis wrapped up a little more than two hours ago. if you don't want to know the winner you may want to look away. it took five hours for novak to wear down nadal. the oakland raiders will formerly introduce their head coach. dennis allen has been signed to a four year contract. they knew general manager reggie hired allen to replace the fired hue jackson. super bowl xlvi a week away and fans are already crowding into indianapolis. >> it's awesome. awesome. >> the super bowl village and nfl experience opened

yesterday. attractions include an outdoor zip line and football clinics for children. new york giants and new england patriots will play in super bowl xlvi one week from today. according to turbo tax americans will spend more than a billion dollars on snacks for super bowl parties. $49million of that will be spent on bear. and for the food americans will spend most money on crackers, tortilla chips and potato chips. >> not our healthiest day of the year. >> i didn't know beer was a snack now. >> it is a snack. if you are heading outside today rosemary has a nice forecast. >> yes good morning, to you. there is a chill in the air. still sitting in the 30s for some of our inland spots. we are sitting in the 40s to 50s and your lunch hour upper 50s to low 60s in the forecast. afternoon highs above average but not as warm as yesterday. wide spread low mid 60s in the forecast. high clouds overhead. so the sunshine not as bright.

the hides clouds are associated with the system that may bring us just may bring us a few scattered showers especially to the north bay tomorrow morning but we are drying out by 11:00 or so and then we are dry for the rest of the week ahead. >> that's it. >> yeah. doesn't look like it will tip the buckets. >> but we need it though. thanks. that is our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> be sure to join ktvu for our next newscast which is at 5:00. thank you for joining us. have ambrette sunday everyone -- have a great sunday everyone.