. >> reporter: a pedestrian has been hit by a car on a busy east bay street. a live update coming up from the scene. city leaders assess the damage from this weekend's occupy oakland protest and coming up we'll tell but plans already in the works for another demonstration next week. just days after the city of wall night creek discussed ways to prevent violent bar brawls, it's now investigating fights that sent two people to the hospital and injured three officers. also, the power has been out for 12 hours now. the problem facing a san francisco neighborhood right now. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell.

it's monday, january 30th. let's go right to sal. breaking news. >> this happened on doolittle drive on hagan burg. this is very close to the oakland international airport. i do have a map. this crash happened about 6:30 this morning, maybe a little bit before that. if you drive to the oakland airport or on hegenberger or 98th, this may or may not effect you because doolittle connect where those two highway and streets come together. so we're asking you to leave a little bit early as you head to the airport. we have a reporter live on the scene. but again, , doolittle drive, avoid that area because of a crash, a very serious crash. back to the desk.

>> , -- thank you, sal. >> reporter: city workers were out here all weekend with their power washers and cleaning up. you can still see some writing and out in the middle here there is a pretty big chalk drawing. mayor jean quan says all of this has cost the city $2 million since occupy oakland began. when things are chaotic outside, there's also damage inside. the front doors are chained shut. 100-year-old model of city hall was damaged when it was toppled over and inside there were windows shattered and flags burned inside and outside the plaza and a sprinkler system

was damage. the mayor saysock pi oakland is taking a toll on the city. >> i think they have to be -- the mayor says occupy oakland is taking a toll on the city. i think they have to be careful. i think they've been treating us like a playground and i think everybody is losing patience and i think they are hurting the movement. >> reporter: the protest started at 3:00 on saturday when several occupiers took to the streets for a day-long celebration. a group of about 500 of them tried to take over a vacant building at the convention center. they clashed with police. and then they marched on. 400 people were arrested. police say some of the people they arrest - hammers and knives.

police in turn used tier gas and rubber bullets to control the crowd. we talked to a man who was at the demonstration. he says he doesn't condone violence but he says people have the right to protest. >> people have had enough, enough is enough. people have every white to be angry. three are trying to do something good. something different and change because things are not working and they are met with violence by the police. >> reporter: occupy oakland members met at frank ogawa plaza last night. there were no problems at that general gathering. but on their website, the group says it's planned an approved a day of action on february 6th. it's called "a day of action against police brutality" and that's planned for february 6th, a week from today. back to you. [ cheers ] >> cheers greeted some of the

400 arrested protesters yesterday as they left oakland's detention facility. those protesters face several charges including failure to dispurse and asaul. they are defending themselves. they accuse the oakland police of going overboard with the use of flash bangs and tier gas. we have continuing coverage on our website. go to ktvu.com and look at the link on the top of the pankg. happening now, pg&e crews are working to restore power to hundreds of customers. the utility believes and underground equipment failure caused the outage around 7:00. traffic lights on eddie were affected but are now working again. pg&e says some 230 customers are still without power. electricity is expected to be back on sometime between 8:30 and 9:00. our time is 7:05. well, newt gingrich and mitt

romney are still attacking each other at campaign events in florida. this is ahead of the prime tomorrow there. here's what gingrich said about mitt romney just about an hour ago at a campaign event in jacksonville. >> why would anybody in the establishment think that a massachusetts moderate, which is a liberal by republican standards, proaboration, progun control, protax increase, progay rights, why would they think that he's gonna be able to debate president obama? >> coming up we'll bring you a live report about mitt romney's equally tough words about newt gingrich today. also today, president obama takes part in an interview with youtube and google plus about his state of the union address. the interview will be held through google plus hangout. it's a new video chat room on

google's new feature. this all happens at 2:30 this afternoon. well, president obama will be back here in the bay area next month. the prod will be in san francisco february 16th to attend a $35,000-a-plate dinner. that will be followed by a big reception at a still-to-be decided public venue where tickets will range from $100 to $10,000. this will be the president's fourth visit here in a year. his last visit in october was also a fund-raiser. the price tag for b.a.r.t.'s future fleet cars is raising some eyebrows. mainly because the work will be perm formed out of the u.s. "the chronicle" reports the base for each car is $300

million. it will cost an additional $800,000 to inspect the kargs. federal law requires at least 60% of u.s. materials be used. the port of san francisco hopes the america's cup race will help boost a proposal to add water taxi service. san francisco will be the home of the 2013 america's cup finals and two world series events this year. the port officials will seek kids -- bids from potential taxi service providers in the months ahead. let's check in with sal. it's been an interesting flow, to this morning's commute. >> yeah. we've had some problems. we've also had some good commutes. we're watching them all for you. i want to show you -- on this map, i want to show you that there is a crash on do olittle

road between 98th and hegenberger. we have a car -- we have a reporter on the scene. let's go to some live pictures p the bay bridge is backed up for about a 15-minute delay. nothing too wad -- too bad, though. 7:08. let's if to steve. >> thank you, sal. a little different pattern here. we had a weak cold front coming through. it is much cooler, especially up to mendocino county where temperatures are dropping. oub evener in june, 35 -- observer in june, 35. santa rosa, 39. so the system doesn't have any rain with it. but it has some cooler air behind it. our temperatures will come down after the weekend. your temperatures, 40s and 50s in the morning. a lot of i clouds, partly to

mostly cloudy. a lot of mid-40s. fremont's forecast staring out at 46. temperatures, though, not as warm as we had on the weekend. that's for sure. the system -- we're in the tail end of it. it's a dry system. it gives us a lot of clouds. there's not much in the way of any rain. 5 anti-- 59 antioch. low 60s for many. around the mid-60s as you get

to the santa clara valley. one more system clips us on wednesday. after that we clear it out. it is high and dry as we head into your weekend. 7:10. following breaking news in oakland. a pedestrian's been hit by a car. not far from the oakland airport. tara morty -- tara moriarty just got there. what are you seeing? >> we believe is a -- this is a fatal hit and run. we're on the corner of dolittle. we're on the -- doolittle. we're looking toward swan way. it's shut down two miles in that direction. you can see arraw kell arena to your left. police are setting up barricades here. i have heard that some folks from the crime scene investigations unit are going to be here shortly.

you can expect that we will have some pictures for you in a little bit. i hear the chopper is gonna be up. so we'll be able to she you exactly where this happened -- show you exactly where this happened. as soon as we hear from investigators about the deday, we'll let you you know -- details, we'll let you know. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. getting ready to walk off the job. why kaiser workers are planning a strike and when it will happen. and race -- rick santorum says he will be back on the campaign trail after a family emergency.

. welcome back. >> we pear are on -- we're on a brand-new set. you might have noticed something different this morning. >> and steve's in the weather center. >> that's right. thank you very much. we do have a lot of cloud cover around us. there's cool numbers around mendocino county, lake county, temperatures today they will be in the upper 50s, low 60s. mostly cloudy here in the morning and then partly sunny this afternoon but cooler on the afternoon temperatures compared to what we had on the weekend. back to dave and tori. >> thank you, steve. some senior iraqi officials say they are outraged the u.s. is flying surveillance drones other ther country. the state department says the drones are there to help protect the u.s. embassy and the 11,000 people working there. but the iraqi officials say the drones are an invasion of iraq's sovereignty. this morning, u.n. inspect remembers in iran as part of a

three-day tour of the country anuclear facilities everyone the inspection comes as the u.s. is imposing new sanctions on iran. this includes a decision by the european union to ban iranian oil imports in july. it looks like this is working since mahmoud ahmadinejad said he's willing to restart talks over his country's oil program. oil fell below $99 in asia. however, gas prices in the u.s. have increased a few cents. analysts say the crude oil markets are volatile. iran is threatening to close a vital passage that could send oil prices to $120 to $150 a barrel. 7:16. this weekend is starting with some pretty tough talk from the top republican presidential candidates in florida. alison burns reports new polls that are out today show who has the most mom -- momentum.

>> reporter: mitt romney has a lot of confidence. all of the recent polls, including three out today, show him ahead of newt gingrich. now, both of the candidates wrapped up events in jacksonville in the last hour. here's how romney kicked off his reality. >> i think the real reason he has not done so well connecting with the people of florida is that people saw him in the key debate -- saw him in the debates and learned that he was paid $1.6 million to be a lobbyist for freddie mac and they said that's not what we want in the white house. >> reporter: meanwhile, gingrich is focusing on one of the poms that shows him within striking distance. >> we need people prur today. we're close -- people power today. we're closing insider -- we're closing all of the ads and falsehoods. we're within 5 points. >> reporter: we're live from the campaign events during my next update next hour.

alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. well, republican presidential candidate rick santorum goes back to the campaign trail with stops in missouri and money sota-- minnesota. that's after he canceled his appearances yesterday to be with his daughter who was -- who was rushed to the emergency room. ron palm has campaigned very little in florida. he's moving up to other states with upcoming contests. he's period at a weekend at a town hall event. a poll of swing states find mitt romney barely defeating president obama if the election were held today. the u.s. today gallup survey

found and predicted that president obama would easily win over newt gingrich. ron paul and rick santorum would each lose to the incumbent by 7 points. >> the -- the poll show focused on seven battleground states such as ohio that could turn red or blue come november. the hearing continues for the man trying to get out of jail for trying to kill president reagan. he's been in a hospital since his failed assassination request. federal prosecutors are trying to block this, saying he's still a threat. the home from gerald ford is for sale. it's in rancho mirage. it's on the market for almost $1.7 million. it's on hole 13 of the thunder

bird club. the listing price will include some of the president's furnishings including a phone in that portrait here. i'm afraid someone is gonna buy it and make all of the changes and put in the ga nate and the -- granite and the updates. i just hope that doesn't update. >> the four at home also features infrared technology. gerald ford died in 2006. his wife betty passed away just last year. they were both 93 years old. we are getting word that more than 100 people in peru are being treated following a 6.3 ork. the quake was low kited 170 miles from lima. authorities say none of the

injuries are life-threatening. there are some reports that some 16 damages were damaged. no evacuations were ordered. . kaiser nurses preparing to stage a one-day strike tomorrow. beginning at 7:00 a.m. now, the strike is in support of the national union of healthcare rorkeers -- workers which represents mental health and optimal employees. kaiser has hired replacement workers to work during that 2446 hour strike which begins at -- 24-hour strike which

begins at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. if you are looking for a job, there will be plenty of companies hiring today. there is a job fair at the hilton garden inn on powell street from noon until 4:00. b.a.r.t., ikea, prudential insurance are just some of the companies hiring. career advisers will be there to help you with your resumes. a bill in florida is sikhing to restrict the kind of food that can be purchased with food stamps -- seeking to restrict the kind of food that can be purchased with food stamps. they are opposed by anti-hunger advocates. the u.s. department of agriculture says there are problems with the idea of restricting unhealthful foods. they say keeping tabs on hundreds of thousands us of food products would be costly

and complicated. the men's final for the first tennis grand slam of the year became an instant classic. [ cheers ] >> there he is. outlasting rafael nadal. it was the longest grand-slam final ever, lasting five hours and 53 minutes -- minutes. he's now won three great grand- slam titles all over nadal. the french major is -- is next month. >> they make it look easy. >> yes. >> wow. it's ease dwroi open up our window and look at the weather. we're off to a cloudy start. but the expert, meteorologist, steve paulson, is coming back to tell you what the weather looks like. and who came out with the

s.a.g. reports. good morning. oakland police are on the scene of a fatal pedestrian crash. we'lltel but that -- straight ahead.

. a civil rights drama about the plight of african-american was the big winner. "the help" won three award, including best actress and best supporting actress. both women are also oscar nominees, which is creating buzz because s.a.g. winners typically go on to win oscars. "the artist" had winners, best actor and actress.

we have problems this morning. sal? >> that's right. it's on doolittle. we have newschopper2 overhead. i want to let them know we're here. we're on the air looking at doolittle road which is the closed. the closest cross street is langley. it's right near the oakland estuary. a lot of people do use doolittle. the road is closed. doolittle is not open for you right now. you cannot use it. a lot of people like to use it to head south. you can't do that. there is an investigation going on. tara moriarty is on the scene

as we look at this pretty -- pretty widespread closure. that's newschopper2 giving us a look on the way to alameda there. all right. let's go to steve. there's the toll plaza. now let's go to steve for the weather. all right. thank you, sal. well, a lot of clouds and cooler temperatures, not much else. this weak system giving us an increase in some of the higher clouds. beautiful sunrise over the big city. there are some cooler temperatures to the north. some 30s up in mendocino and lake sonoma. a lot of clouds. so your forecast cloudy in the morning. big difference in the air mass here. that's really the main emphasis of this system. it's more of a cooler system than anything else. a lot of high clouds and partly sunny to mostly cloudy. cloudy morning. a little cooler on these afternoon highs. temperatures will be in the upper 60s and 50s.

after that, things go right and dry. high pressure builds in. it looks like sunny and warmer. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. we continue to follow breaking news. a live report from the scene of that fatal crash in oakland is next. and an oakland couple is dead an their adopted teenager son is under arrest. how police believe they were killed and the problems friends say the couple had with their son. nine people sent to jail. two people sent to the hospital after a series of rights -- fights in downtown walnut creek. we'll show you the most exclusive video and show you what the city is doing to try to curb the violence. and buying a new house in san francisco could cost more money. who would benefit from a construction fee?

. we're continuing to follow breaking news in oakland. police are on the scene of a fatal pedestrian accident. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live from oakland with an update on the crash and the situation. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. i just spoke with a source within oakland police. they tell me that this was, indeed, an accident, that a car hit a man, who is now dead. we're standing here at the corner of doolittle and harborway, where police have it core denned off, about --

cordoned off, about a two mile stretch that goes down to swan way. if we take a live look at swan way, we can see the car that apparently hit this pedestrian is a silver lexus is. the driver's side door is open and the driver is now speaking with the police. there are five squad cars there. we understand that alameda and both oakland police are on the scene. the body and the car are located about 100 yards apart from each other. and underneath the yellow tarp is the body of the man that was -- i don't know if he was on the shoulder or if he was trying to cross the road but it ended up that there was some right front end of the car so we believe that's where the impact happened. again, we do have a lot of road closures here in this area. this is a very major -- it's a thoroughfare here where cars can get through from alameda up to oakland. so there are some definite detours that are in place right now. again, one person is dead and

we have the investigation unit arriving on scene momentarily. we assume that the coroner will arrive on the scene as soon as that investigation is complete. right now we're gonna head over to sal castanedo to find out how you might want to circumvent this area this morning in order to -- in order to get around. sal? >> one of the ways you can do it, we wanted to show you that the harborway parkway is one of the routes. i want to show you on the map here. a lot of people come down from the island of alameda and they use doolittle drive to get down to hegenberger road. they go down -- maybe there's some industry down there. i know that u.p.s. is down there. this is where hen berger is -- hegenberger is. you can use the area around the golf course and then cowen. that's the best way to do it unless you want to stay on the

freeway. the newschopper2 is showing the area completely closed off. it will be closed until further notice. 7:24. back to the desk. a series of fights in walnut creek landed nine people in hand duff -- handcuffs. lorraine blanco is live with more. lorraine? >> reporter: well, and the most serious fight, cops arrested two men for assault with a deadly weapon. the problem started in this parking garage elevator. we obtained an exclusive copy. you can see how the fight starts on the el vaster and then continues into the parking area. when police arrived, they found one of the men semiconscious on the ground and bleeding. in all, three fights sent people to jail and three police officers have minor injuries. coincidently, before these problems the city started to

work on solutions to this problem. >> nuisance abatement regulations. the council confirmed they want to see that and that will be coming back within the last couple of months. >> reporter: the city is thinking about putting more officers on the street when the bars and clubs get busy. the man seriously injured in that parking garage brawl was taken to the hospital with serious head and face injuries. reporting live in downtown walnut creek, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. critics of oakland mayor jean quan are talking about how she hand. ed this weekend's -- handled this weekend -- this weekend's occupy clash. they say she should have done

something before. >> too little too late. city hall was a mess. why wasn't it shut down about two months ago? why were people allowed to be roaming around city hall? >> there are two certified recall drives against mayor quan. each needs to gather 0,000 signatures by may. but supporters say the mayor is gaining more support. 7:37. an investigation continues in sacramento. that's where a driver who crashed into a train ignored warning signals. three people in an suv, including a small child were killed saturday. a fourth person was seriously hurt. investigators say warning lights were flashing, the crossing -- the crossing arms were down. but that driver went around them. >> they would do it all of the time. they do it all of the time. i don't know why 12k3w4r50 passengers were on the train at the time of the crash. six passengers were taken to

the hospital with minor injuries. a deadly pileup on a florida freeway. coming up for you at 7:45, with one -- what one of the survivors is saying about the crash where ten people were killed. an autopsy is scheduled for today in the murders of an oakland couple. their 15-year-old adopted son is in juvenile hall accused of the deaths. the bodies of the 55-year-old man and the 50-year-old woman were found in the back of the family car friday night. police believe the teenager strangled them and then tried to set the car on fire. "the chronicle" reports the couple did have arguments with from son including how much time he was spending in the occupy oakland encamepment. police are investigating -- encampment. police are investigating a shooting around 2:00 a.m. outside of a house party on 20th avenue near east 18th street. police say four people were shot. one of them died at the scene.

another is in critical condition. two others are in stable condition. police don't believe the sheetings are connected. so far, no arrests have been made. a new technology to detect natural gas leaks is being unveiled this morning. the car mounted detection devices were developed by sunnyvale based company pakola. pg&e has purchased two devices, saying they are 1,000 times more sensitive than current devices. buying a new home in san francisco could become more expensive because of a proposed construction fee. according to the scwt san francisco examiner "the fee would require the developers to pay almost $6 per square foot of home. the fee is proposed by muni and the money would go to funding

transportation projects. but residential builders say it would be a huge cost burden and most of them would not be able to afford it. let's check the traffic and the commute, including, sal, that fatal incident near the oakland airport. >> that's right. in case you have not heared. doolittle drive is closed from alameda to oakland. a lot of people use that to go to hegenberger. right now, we're looking at slow traffic in the south bay, 85. it's very slow. 280 is slow approaching highway 17. if you are looking at the peninsula, highway 101, southbound, a little bit slow now from san mateo. and then across the way, hayward, union city and fremont, the traffic is going to be busy as well. also, the morning commute on 880 is doing okay. if you want to get to the hegenberger road area from alameda use hare boreway

parkway. don't use doolittle. it's closed down. and the westbound bay bridge is backed up for about a 15 to -- 15 to 20-minute delay. here's steve. we have an offshore breeze still nice on sunday. it's really not doing much in the way of rain. a lot of high clouds over us. that's going to be a mix of some high clouds and then sun and then high clouds. you can see there is a lot upstream. we're not expecting much different out of this. cooler, cloudy. tomorrow i think there will be a lot of fog and drizzle in the morning. after well, once we get to thursday and beyond, it's looking very dry. no rain in sight. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. santa rosa is 49. san rafael is 45. our observer was 45 about 20

minutes ago. that tells you the leading edge of that cold air is beginning to work its way in. fremont and, our target forecast. high of 63 today. coming down a couple of degrees from those highs yesterday. the system that's coming down right there. there's not a lot to it. you can see there's plenty. it's just not really favorable. the jet stream is not favorable for rain for us. it's a dry pattern, even though we'll have a lot of mostly cloudies, but it's a weak front, mostly sunny, partly cloudy by this afternoon. we'll have to watch out for some fog. there will be chilly temperatures tonight into tomorrow. 50s and 60s. cooler to the north. santa cruz to monterey, they were 70. 64 san jose. clouds cooler now. tomorrow morning there will be fog/drizzle but then it will be

mostly fair. with your weekend in view, it looks good to go. sunshine and warmer temperatures. >> all right. sounds good. thank you, steve. own a piece of facebook. when the company could go public and why executives say it's not about the money. and the new time line to completely remove the crippled cruise ship still sitting in the waters off the coast of isly -- of italy.

. european leaders are meeting in a summit designed to vote for a treaty that would strengthen the firewall. they are concerned that greek debt talks could deteriorate pushing the country closer to default. and facebook executives say money is not the main reason for turning the social networking site into a device for social change. according to "usa today"

investors say google's growing is slowing down. investors are hoping google can reinvent itself. burt thomas says he was driving on interstate 75, south of gainesville, at about 4:00 a.m. yesterday morning. suddenly, his car was surrounded by heavy smoke and fog. he says he slammed on his brakes, he stopped right next to a semitruck. he called his wife and then he started hearing the sound of cars crashing. >> he had told me that in front of him there were cars and behind him there were cars. and they were stacking up.

and i was like like organization my -- i was like oh, my gosh. the chp says 42-year-old michelle henry was speeding early yesterday morning when she hit a ford explorer. that explorer rolled across two lanes of traffic ending up on its roof. a passenger inside that explorer got out of the car and was then hit by another car. both he and the driver of the explorer were killed. henry was looked -- was looked on dui as well as possessing a lieded firearm. oakland city hall is reopening this morning, two days after language occupy protests led to damage inside. protesters broke into the building on saturday, breaking

windows, exickettors and other items. stay with "mornings on 2." ahead at 8:00, we'll go back live to allie rasmus with reaction from mayor jean quan and the new demonstration occupy protest remembers planning for next -- protesters are planning for next week. 300 occupiers marched through new york and arrested people. the marchers were marching for what any say is excessive force by the oakland police. and chicago protesters held up a large sign reading "the 1% are killing us." a police car could be seen escorting the group. we have continuing coverage on the occupy protests on our website. just go to ktvu.com and look for a link at the top of the page. that crippled cruise ship

off the coast of italy could stay right there in the water for another ten months. italian officials say it will take ten months to completely remove the cruise ship -- partially because -- cruise ship partially because of the rough seas. search crews did find a woman's body yesterday. so now the death toll is at least 17. 16 other people are still missing and resumed dead. well, opposition fighters in syria have taken control of the barriers on the outskirts of damascus. take a look. this is the curbs under rebel control -- suburbs under rental control -- rebel control. in less than three hours from now, a defendant in a military hazing case heads to a court in hawaii. lance corporal harry lu

committed suicide while deployed in afghanistan last april. three fellow marines are charged with assaulting, threatening and humiliating him. it is ten minutes before 8:00, the state assembly must vote on a court-funding bill today or it -- or it will be dead for the rest of the year. at issue, who controls the system's $3 billion budget. the bill proposes to remove the funding control from an independent office and give it to the legislature. california's chief justice opposes the bill, saying, legislative control would inject politics into the judiciary branch. a popular skate park in san jose has been saved, at least for now. lake cunningham was in danger of closing because of the city's problems. so far the donors pitched in $30,000 to keep the park open through the end of the year. the city and some volunteers

are now trying to find sponsors to keep the park open. >> it's better than the public ones because there's graffiti all over the place. >> the park opened in 2008 at a cost of more than $6 million. but more than 40,000 people visit the park each other. 7:51. the republican party chairman on the hot seat this morning. what he said about president obama and why some say it was incensetive. plus -- major changes about to take place at st. anthony's in san francisco.

. welcome back. the chairman of the republican party is under fire this morning because he compared president obama to the captain of the wrecked italian cruise ship. he was on "face the nation" and he was asked if infighting in

the republican race would hurt the chances of president obama. >> in a few months, this is all going to be ancient history and we're going to talk about our own little captain skatino, which is president obama, who is abandoning the ship, who is more interested in campaigning than doing his job as president. >> what did you just say? >> even after saying the president is fleeing the people on of -- people of america, just like the captain did of that ship. >> that captain has been charged with manslaughter. and for him to say that shows a high level of insensitivities. >> 17 people have been known to have died. 16 people are still missing,

presumed dead. 7:55. the dining room at st. anthony's in san francisco will close this wednesday to undergo a major transformation. the original dining room is out of space and so it will be demolish and replaced by a $23 million multi-story building that includes a dining room on street level. construction will take two years. during that time, guests will meet at a temporary dining hall. >> when we first met, wear is everybodied 400 meals. today we're searching 3,000. >> major dopers have already kicked in $18 million for the $23 million project. saint anthony's is seeking the public's help for the rest. 7:56. let's quickly go to sal. you have a lot to talk about in our commute. >> yeah, we do. we do have slow traffic all over the place. you can see traffic is slow from 808 to zanker road. after that you will see slow

traffic in pockets over to 10 -- to highway 101. northbound 101 moderately heavy to the 80 split. and hen southbound 101 looks good leaving town. if you are driving in walnut creek, there is a new crash at 680. 680 is going to be busy in both areas. as you move to the east shore freeway, it slows to pinole and then when moving the map further south, you. as you can see, 880 slows after tennessee on the way down to fremont. let's go to steve. we do have some sunbreaks out there. it's just a lot of high clouds. it's not doing much. look upstream here at 35 in ukiah. some fog up there as well. santa rosa is at 39. this is a cooler air mass.

santa rosa just went up to 40. 40, 40, 40. warmer temperatures to the south. but some of that cool air will start to move its way in and we'll see the lows bottom out. a lot of clouds out there. but they are not going to do much. i think there will be drizzle tomorrow morning. partly cloudy. some cooler temperatures, upper 50s, low 60s. we'll deal with a lot of cloud cover and not much else. some fog and then partly cloudy. high pressure builds in and says hello. dry, warmer. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. 7:58. several hundred people are getting a late start in morning in san francisco which triggered a power outage. [ male announcer ] southwest makes the call. man: please swipe credit card.

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it's monday, january 30th. we're following developing news in oakland. police say a man was hit and killed by a car not far from the oakland airport. ktvu's tara moriarty is on the scene and joins us with what police are now saying about the investigation. tara? >> reporter: well, we actually just spoke to some witnesses and we understand that four friends were in a car. they were caught speeding. they were -- they were pulled over by oakland police and waiting for a tow truck to arrive and that's supposedly when this accident happened. if you take a look behind me now, we are on hare boreway, this is doolittle here where the squad car is parked. they've blocked off this entire stretch all the way down to swan way. if we take a look at video from newschopper2, you can see the windshield of a silver lekus is smashed in. and that's when police say a driver struck and pilled a -- killed a pedestrian around 6:00

this morning. the body is coved by the yellow tarp and the car, they are about 100 yards away from each other. the investigation team has just arrived and then the coroner will come. investigators are trying to figure out exactly how this happened but what -- but from what we can gather, it was, indeed, an accident. right now let's check in with sal castanedo. in case you need to get around this area, you are gonna need to take some detours. right, sal? >> that's right, tara. the best way is to use harborway parkway and then head south to hegenberger. a lot of people use doolittle to get to that industry and then heggen hegenberger road

-- hegenberger road. you can go to the airport without any major delays. let's go back to the desk. 8:026789 in the news this morning, sheriff deputies -- 8:02. in the news this morning, sheriff deputies are investigating a stabbing. a group of men walked up to victims. there was an argument. no word yet on the condition of the victims. two of the suspects described as latino men in their early 20s. also new this morning, pg&e crews are busy, they are trying to get the power back on to hundreds of electric customers in san francisco. pg&e thinks an underground equipment failure caused the outage about 7:00 last night. traffic lights on van ness and eddie were affected. but we're told they are back and they are working again. pg&e says about 230 customers have no electricity now. it's expected to be back on

sometime within the hour. it is 8:03. san francisco's police chief and city attorney will be in the tenderloin this morning to announce a series of new lawsuits. greg sur and dennis herrera are expected to make the announcement at 10:00 this morning at the corner of leavenworth and turk. a release from -- a release talks about the area being affected. a local therapist tells "the examiner" says 80% of the alleged domestic victims later try to recant their accusations. mayor merkarimi's trial is set for february 24th. both he and his wife, eleana

lopez, both deny the charges. but a neighbor told police she confided -- confided with her about the abuse. well, tomorrow's the presidential primary in florida. here's what romney said about gingrich. >> speaker gingrich was not very happen pip with the debates, though. he said after the first debate that he didn't do well because the crowd was so quiet. it threw him off. the second debate, he said he didn't do well because the thoued was so loud. >> the obama administration -- >> that's just a taste of it. coming up at 8:15, we'll bring you a live report with newt gingrich's equally tough words about mitt romney this morning. later today, president obama takes part in an interview with youtube and google plus. it's about his state of the union address. the interview will be held through google plus hangout.

it's a new video chat room. the president will take questions submitted by and voted on by more than 225,000 people via youtube. this all happens at 2:30 in the morning, our time. president obama will be back here in the bay area next month. he will be in san francisco february 16th to attend a $35,000 a plate dinner for 50 guests at the pacific heights home of novelist robert mayor and his wife. that will be followed by a dinner where the tickets will range from $100 to $100,000. the president's trip here last october was also a fund-raiser. 8:06. we want to check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads, especially the south bay. >> it has been pretty slow there in the south bay getting in from 280 and 85. same thing, it's pretty slow

near the was kennel area crossing -- baskim area. this morning 237, also some stop and go traffic getting into the vol from the north san jose area there. getting into sunnyvale. we've had some slow traffic. we had a crash southbound 680 -- i'm sorry. northbound 680 at ignacio. this morning on the east shoemp freeway, it's backed up in pinole. and as we moved the mo -- move the map to the peninsula, we have a look at 101, pretty crowded near 92. and there is a crash there. let's if to steve. a very good morning. we have machines. some estimatorred sun in the morning. but some cooler temperatures seem to filter in from -- in from the north. occasionally, some higher

clouds, son, filtered sun. there is a lot of cloud cover out here. the front we had just absolutely -- absolutely fell apart. u qiia is at 35, some of that cooler air is beginning to work its way in. the forecast headlines today does call for cloudy, mostly cloudy monning. there will be -- morning. there will still be some. a lot of mid-40s here. fairfield, napa, santa rosa and starting to work its way south. our system continues to just drive southward. there is a lot of cloud cover heading mainly south of us. that system will give us a cloudy night tuesday. it's dry for us. there's not much in the way of

any rain. this is a really weak front. just a lot of high clouds. mostly cloudy, cooler temperatures compared to what we had over the weekend. upper 50s, low 60s. a little bit warmer towards santa clara valley. mountain view, san carlos. san bruno, 62. fremont, danville, 63, 64. fog drizzle. mostly cloudy wednesday and then we kick it out of here. northeast wind starts on thursday and then -- and that means temperatures are warming up -- warming up as we head into the weekend. allie rasmus is live about more occupy protest work coming. >> reporter: city workers are heading book oakland city hall this monday morning after a sers of violent clashes. 9:00 on saturday night, a group

of protesters entered city hall through those door us are looking at. but protesters say the door was open. but the mayor says protestersuressed a crow -- a crowbar and then some say they've been locked shut and chained. once inside. people knocked over 100-year- old model of oakland city hall. an american frag was taken out of the building and -- flag was taken out of the building a burned in frank ogawa plaza. we contacted the mayor's spokesperson about what needs to be repaired and done. we haven't heard back from hear. this all started saturday around 3:00 in the afternoon when several hundred occupy protesters took to the streets for a day-long demonstration. in the midafternoon, a group of about 500 people tried to take up an empty billing in the

convention center. later protesters went to a ymca building nearby and around 9:00 is when they ended up going into oakland city hall. police say some of the people they arrested saturday night had hammer, knives, tier gas. police used tier gas and one protester said the police crowded the protesters and they had nowhere to go. >> this was clearly a constant provocation of the police that's not police -- that's not -- if you watch the video, the police were for the most part

pretty calm. >> people have every right to be angry. they are trying to do something good. about 30 minutes ago, we went over to lake merritt where an occupy oakland float was being constructed in the middle of the lake. that float had some signs on it, referencing the foreclosure crisis and the unemployment rate in the country. we'll have video to show you coming up at 8:45. but occupy members are planning another day of action on february 6th. that's a week from today. back to you. [ cheers ] >> occupy! [ cheers ] >> cheers greeted some of the 400 arrested protesters yesterday as they left oakland's detention facility. those protesters face several charging. they are defending themselves. the protesters say their

demonstrations started peacefully and they accuse oakland police of going overboard with the use of flash bangs. the dead line for yock pie d.c. protesters is now less than within hour away. the national park service has ordered protesters to shut down their encampment eastern time. -- >> if they come to arrest me for camping, they can. i will be right back out here again. >> youtube video shows park police trying to arrest the man before using a stun gun to take him down. >> we have continuing coverage of the occupy protests on our website. go to ktvu.com and look for the link at the top of the page.

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. we have a brand-new studio here. and steve's working hard in the brand-new weather center. >> thank you, dave and tori. a little cooler air starting to filter in. but for us, it will be partly sunny, partly cloudy. temperature, 50s and 60s. some 30s to the north. i think we'll have to deal with fog late tonight. but overall, partly sunny and a little cooler for us. usually we don't talk about powerful santa ana winds in january. but that's what happened over the weekend in southern california. winds topped out at 70 miles an hour. the fire is extremely -- the fire danger is extremely high. they haven't had much rain. red flag warnings, yes, i know, at the end of january, issued

in los angeles and orange county have been lifted but i think they will be back later in the week. >> thank you, steve. republican presidential candidates are rallying voters in florida this morning. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom to let us know who has the most momentum mading into tomorrow -- heading into tomorrow's primary. alison? >> reporter: three new polls show mitt romney ahead now in florida. but this morning during a stop in jacksonville, newt gingrich insisted he's closing in on romney despite what the polls say. >> i could feel it, it's beginning to close again, just as we had in south carolina, there was this huge wave of dishonest romney ads. and people -- frankly, if all of that stuff was true, i wouldn't vote for myself. >> reporter: each side is accusing the other of drying and the personal attacks are

intensifying. >> speaker gingrich wasn't very happy with the debates though. he said after the first debate he didn't do well because the crowd was so quiet it threw him off. the second debate he said he didn't do well because the crowd was so loud. >> reporter: now, political co reports that romney has outspent gingrich by $12 million in florida. we'll see if it all pays off tomorrow. reporting live from alison burns -- reporting live from from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. there's been a really interesting reaction after president obama sang one line of "let's say together." ♪ >> ♪ i'm [ cheers ] >> ♪ so in love with you ♪ >> billboard ads say sales of the song spiked 4 pun% after the president sang -- 400% after the president sang it.

the song sold 16,000 downloads. al green was asked how he thought the president did. al green said he thought the president nailed it. kaiser nurses are preparing to stage a one-day strike certificating tomorrow at -- starting at 7:00 a.m. the strike is in support of the national union of healthcare workers which represent health workers and optimal employees. kaiser has hired replacement workers to work during the 24- hour strike, which begins at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. if you are looking for a new job, there will be plenty of companies hiring today in the east bay. there's a job fair in emeryville. it's at the hill ton garden inn on powell from noon until 4:00 p.m. b.a.r.t., ikea and prudential relationship -- hilton garden inn on prowl from noon until

4:00. b.a.r.t., ikea prudential are some of the companies hiring. they are trying to protect fans from the weather in indiana. for two hours, officials evacuated this tent right next to the lucas oil stadium. fans gathered there to try to get autographs. 8:21. the state budget act, falling on education.

the high school requirement now facing elimination. plus -- we're talking about the weather. look out our window here. cooler temperatures around the bay area today. when will things warm up again? . good morning. northbound 101, right here, san jose, looks good. but we have a problem on a different portion of 101 that's causing a slowdown.

. 8:24. we're following breaking news from southern california. these are live pictures right now overhead as firefighters are battling a warehouse fire. this is happening in pair ray mount, which -- mara mount, which is in -- paramount, which is in los angeles. no word on injuries or damage. but as you can see, smoke is pouring out of the roof. flames are burning inside the warehouse building and a lot of water being powered down on it. quite a bit. >> yeah. >> i'm sure it's causing visual problem. >> yeah. >> los angeles county, paramount. no word on how it started. if we get any more information, we'll bring it to you. all right, tori. time now is 8:25. bay area teachers say the state is failing to educate teachers. "the press democrat" reports teachers are angry about an elimination of a second year of science as a requirement to

graduate from high school. educators say students need more science, not less. we want to check in with sal. keeping a close eye on the monday morning commute. >> a problem in san francisco. northbound 101 at candlestick park, there a new crash -- there a new crash blocking two lanes. if you are hearing about this and you are still in the who you, you could use 280 as an alternative. it is a -- in the house, you could use 280 as an alternate. two lanes are blocked. let's take a look at 880 northbound, that's also slow getting to relatively uncrowded bay bridge toll plaza. westbound, i think we had the -- we have thetop there. it's a little bright. but traffic is backed up for about a 15-minute delay. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a very good morning.

cooler air starting to make its way in. we have high clouds over us. a couple of systems through about wednesday. a lot of high clouds, fog and occasionally, i think cooler temperatures. after wednesday, things look high and dry. look for a mostly sunny/partly sunny pattern here. cooler to the north. there's 30s in santa rosa, napa. temperatures have about dropping. partly sunny, cloudy. more upper 50s an lower 60s compared to the mid- to upper 60s we had on the weekend with that east wind on saturday. clouds are cooler. i think there will be fog and drizzle. one more system, after that, sunny, warm and very dry for the west coast, dave. >> all right. 8:27. part after road right near oakland airport, shut down

apartment this hour, what caused the police to shut it down and what we've been able to find out in just the past hour. drunken violence continues to be a problem in downtown walnut creek, nine arrests just this past weekend. we have exclusive video of one of the fights at an -- at the arrests.

. your time is 8:30. we have developing news in oakland. we're finding out more about what led to a fatal pedestrian crash. it happened just hours ago. tara mori arcy if -- tara moriarty is there. you know what the victim's

friend is saying. what's going on, tara? >> reporter: well, there are a lot of questions for the alameda police. we did speak to the victim's friend. he said they were pulled over by alameda police and after that things got worse. if you take a look behind me you can see the street is blocked off at doolittle at harborway. you can see the windshield of a silver lexus that's smashed in. that's where police say the driver struck and killed a pedestrian around 6:00 this morning. police are interviewing that male driver. we don't know howfs he was going but from what we can see in our aerial shot, the body, covered by the yellow tarp, and the car are about 100 yards away from peach other -- from each other. here's the victim's friend. >> we got pulled over. the police -- alameda police pulled us over. we got towed. we was walking. my friend knocked over a guy.

he was dead. we were just a few feet ahead of him. he had bad knees. he was walking slow and i heard somebody yell and i seen the guy pull ulbehind us with a cracked windshield and he said he hit something there. my friend, he was in the ditch. that was my best friend. i know him well over 20 years. >> reporter: and now the driver says that it was very dark and he couldn't see. but the friends say they were walking on the shoulder when this accident happened, and the three friends of the victim epkept -- victim kept walking home. now, investigators are on the scene. it will be some time before the coroner arrives. but inspectors will try to figure out exactly how this accident happened. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. let's check in with sal castanedo who has more on some of the closures in this area and -- and how you can circumvent it.

>> doolittle drive is still closed. some people use this to get to their jobs in that industrial area. instead of using doolittle, you can use harborway parkway. hegenberger road is not affected by this. so people have been asking will i be able to get to the oakland airport? yes, you can. >> if you are coming off the island, use harborway parkway. back to the desk. police are investigating several street fights in walnut creek over the weekend. lorraine blanco is here with video of one of the fights and what is being said about the fights. lorraine? >> reporter: yeah. we have exclusive video of some of the most serious fights when two people were arrested. it started right here in this parking garage elevator. let's take a look at that footage. you can see someone man taking a few spots at two other men, then it becomes a full off on

brawl when it -- full-on brawl, when it spills in the parking area. a man on the ground bleeding was taken to the hospital with serious head and face injuries. in all fights, at three different locations, sent people to the hospital, nine to jail and police officers have minor injuries. now, coincidently, before all of this -- these fights, there was discussion about ordinances and the city is thinking about putting more officers on the street here before the -- when the bars get busy. 8:34. a body found at the port of oakland -- port of oakland has been identified. they are investigating the death of henry leon as a suicide. his body was found hanging from

some equipment yesterday afternoon. leon is suspected of stabbing and killing a woman inside her san leandro home friday night. police say was the father of the girl's 9-month-old baby. this morning richmond police continue to investigate the brutal assault of an elderly woman. the 81-year-old was found severely beaten in the parking lot of the big "o" tire shop. police say she's in critical but stable condition. people in the community say the woman lives near the tire shot and is known to take early- morning walks in the area. 8:35. a candlele light vigil -- candlelight vigil tonight will mark 23 years for when ilene misheloff. this vigil begins at 7:00

tonight. it will be capped off with a prayer service at saint raymond catholic church. a teenaged boy still on the loose after escaping a probationary camps near the russian river is a facility for boys who have gotten in trouble with the law. a helicopter spotted one of them highing by a nearby fence e was taken back into custody. a second 16-year-old boy still on the loose. the murder trial for the man accused of killing a san francisco father and his two sons cones today in san francisco. prosecutors say edwin ramos shot and killed tony bologna and his two sons, michael and act u. now, the surviving son testified last week that he saw ramos shoot his family. ramos claims another man fired the shots. the santa rosa school board will hold a town hall meeting tonight to discuss the possible

closure of an amendment rather school. the board wants to close doyle elementary. members say the school has struggled with poor academic performance. losing more than 180,000 last year. 90% of doyle park students are economically disadvantaged. if the school closes, students would be transferred to nearby schools. tonight's meeting is at herbert slater middle schoolal 6:30. 8:37. well, the port of san francisco is hoping the america's cup yacht race will boost the idea to add water taxi service. request the examiner "reports port officials are seeking bids in the coming months. they are also telling the newspaper they are hoping to have a plan in place for the

finals. 8:37. we want to check in with again with sal. >> yes. >> some problems out snear. >> big problem on the peninsula, tori and dave. there is a crash northbound 101 at candlestick park at the exit there. look at the road sensors there stretching all the way down to the airport. so northbound northbound 101 getting to candlestick, really terrible. i would think the alternate route is to use 380. you will see some slow traffic. the alternate route suggested is 280 or somehow get on the freeway. if you are getting on the freeway after candlestick, then you should be much better. this crash is serious bad news for 101 right now. let's go to live pictures. westbound pictures backed up for a ten-minute delay at the toll plaza. this morning, 280 northbound looks good getting up to highway 17. let's go to steve. a little filtered sun.

a weak front came by urering in cooler temperatures. things look really quiet. between now and wednesday we'll have a lot of clouds. not much after that. the seven and ten-day is absolutely bone-dry on the west coast. we'll see if that's the case, then we'll stay high and dry for a while. the next couple of days we have a lot of clouds and -- it's just mishmash, as you can see, it's not organized. up towards u icau -- ukiah. i think that's going to be mainly the impact of this system. your morning trieffecter, santa rosa officially says 40. 40 napa, 40 at fair feald. 42 san rafael. that cooler air is working its way in. upper 50s or lower 60s today. high pressure -- i one more system comes through tuesday night, wednesday and that looks like it for a while.

the extended outlook is very dry and warmer fows. a cloudy partly cloudy morning. kind of a mixed bag. sun and clouds. mott the -- not the mid-60s that we had yesterday. i think we'll be dealing with fog and drizzle. there's your next system. after that, it sure looks sunny side up. temperatures warming up, dave and tori. >> whoa! whoa! whoa! did you hear that? get up! get up! go! go! >> i'm going. boy. "the gray" made $20 million over the weekend. last week's number one movie . a double-murder case in oakland. the suspect is the victim's 15-

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. stocks are down this morning as concerns grow about the state of europe finances as greece an germany spar over budget measures for athens. right now, the dow currently down 38, at,12,576. the nasdaq is down 8. it's come back a bit and the s&p is also down 8. well, technology companies seem to be hiring at a steady place. bloomberg looked at companies valueded a more than $100 million -- valued at more than $100 million. most of those kerns increased -- companies increased their hiring by 50%. facebook is awarding hackers for finding flaws on its website.

the menlo park-based company is giving hackers debit cards worth up to $5,000 depending upon the severity of the flaw they find. 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now. just hours ago a man was hit and killed by a car light near the oakland -- right near the oakland airport. an investigation continues. pg&e says the power should be restored to some 230 customers in san francisco by 9:00. so in about 15 minutes from now. pg&e thinks an underground equipment nailure near van ness and eddie last night knocked out that power. and oakland city hall is back open after occupy protesters left a lot of damage inside on saturday. the vandalism followed violent clashes with police out on the streets. allie rasmus back now with some details, including the new

demonstration that protesters we're told are planning now. >> reporter: within the last five minutes, i had the chance to catch up with interim police chief howard jordan. we asked him briefly how the police force is doing, what their approach is to what's happened this weekend. he said "my officers are tired. they are exhausted. he added we've had five homicides in oakland this weekend." he said," let's keep things in perspective." so the police approach is to continue to police the crowds. there is another occupy oakland protest scheduled for february 6th. meanwhile, oakland city workers are heading back to city. it was 9:00 on saturday that protesters entered the front doors of the building you see there. now, protesters say that front door was open. mayor queen juan says that's not true. protesters used a crowbar to

pry the door open. there was a statue that was damaged. flags were damaged and the building's sprinkler system and some electrical currents were damaged. i'm still trying to get an update about what else needs to be fixed to fix some of the damage this morning we haven't heard back yet. this was the day to an end of the protest that started at 2:00 saturday morning. about 500 people tried to take over a vacant building at the convention center. occupiers want to turn that building into a community center. that's when they clashed with police. that's when 400 people were arrested. police say some arrested had hammers and knives and police used tear gas and bull you -- rubber bullets to try to control the crowd. we poke to one whom said she

sim a thesed with the protesters but now she's dis-- simply disgusted with the protesters now because of the damage that's been done to her work force. >> it's gotten to the point where they are breaking into city buildings and they are just losing respect. >> reporter: now, this is video of an yock pie oakland float. a sign on the you south -- on the outside references the unemploy im-- up employment and the foreclosures. when we asked interim police chief howard jordan about this, he says the same prissing and -- policing and crowd control methods will be used at that point. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. in peru more than is00 people were injured -- 100 people were injured by a strong earthquake. this is new video of the yarr

path. the usgs geological survey says a 3.6 quake hit 170 miles from the capital of lima. there are reports that about 16 homes have been damaged and no tsunami alert was issued. a pair of earthquakes bit the geysers. the first, a magnitude 3.1 occurred at 7:56 p.m. it was followed by a 3.2 earthquake a minute later. there are no reports of any injuries or damage in the last ten days, though, that there have been -- there have been four or more greater. some top iraqi officials say they are outraged hat united states is flying drones over the state of iraq.

u.n. inspectors are continuing a three-day tour of roifern's nuclear facilities. the inspection comes as the west is imposing new sanctions on iran and that includes a decision by the european union to ban iranian oil imports. now, president mahmoud ahmadinejad says he's willing to restart international talks about his country's nuclear program. the price of oil fell below $99 a barrel in asia. however, gas prices in the u.s. went up a few cents within the past week. analysts say the crude oil markets are volatile. iran is threatening to close a vital oil passage that could send oil prices up between $120 and to $250 a barrel. an autopsy is set for today in the murders of an oakland couple. their 15 ymed adopted son is in juvenile hall accused of their

deaths. the bodies of 55-year-old robert camen and 50-year-old susan poof were found -- poff. police believe they strappingled the teenage -- strangled the individual. oakland police are also investigating shootings that killed two people early yesterday morning. the most violent shooting happened around:00 a.m. outside of a house power near east 18th street. officers say pour feel were -- four people were shot. one died at the scene. one is in critical condition. two others are in stable condition. that shiting came after another shooting in west oakland that killed a woman. police don't believe the shootings are related no arrests have been made.

the main website fob the city of sacramento is still down this morning after being hacked over the weekend. someone got into the city's main website. the hacker left a message that read hacked by el muhammed, this turkish hacker. security experts say it's probably just somebody trying to show off. the city is trying to get that website back up and running. governor brown's says the state's proposed rail system will cost a lot less than the $100 billion.

the governor says there are other sources of money and specifically mentioned the cap and trade program. that allows the state to collect fees from businesses that don't reduce greenhouse gases. one of the 49ers stop defenders, busted in florida. what the team is saying about the arrest of their rookie star. honers for this past year's top movies. the award given to actors pie fellow actors. ññg

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a civil rights drama about the plight of african-american maids was the big winner at the convenient actors award. >> the movie "the help" won three award, includling best actress for viola davis and best supporting actress for octavia spent spencer. both women are oscar nominees an that's creating quite a buzz because s.a.g. winners usually go on to win as core -- oscars. >> and "the artist" won. best supporting act -- best supporting acdoor won. we're learning more about the dui arrest of san francisco 49er aldon smith. he was pulled overert yil saturday morning after he was

seen swerving in and out of lanes. he was released on a $1,000 bond. the 49ers issued a statement saying they are aware of the arrest but are reserving comment because it's an ongoing legal matter. the oakland raiders will form mal you will introduce this new head coach this afternoon. dennis allen was signed to a four-year contract. the former denver broncos' coordinator was hired to replace the fired hue jackson. he's the 7th coach since 2003 for the raiders. they have had a lot of them. >> yes. we have sal watching the toll plaza and everything else. >> and trying to get up to san francisco. a crash at candlestick really is making a mess of things. i would say don't use 101 out of burlingame. use 280. it's a better alternate rupe. it's a mess. this is a look at the toll plaza, still backed up for about a 15 manufacture minute delay. this morning on 880 we're getting some slow traffic on

hyde street. let's go to steve. high clouds over us. cooler air mass. a mixed bag of sun and clouds. i think one more system on wednesday and then after that, sunny, mild, warm, quiet. >> seven and ten day? >> and beyond, it looks like. >> wow. >> that's our report. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see -- we'll see -- we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> thank you for joining us. we'll see you at noon.