good morning. we are following breaking news from here in oakland where there has been another shooting. police are on the scene. we'll tell you what we are hearing from residence and we'll have new video coming up. san francisco's sheriff back in court today. the request he's making about the right to see his family. the plan the president is unvailing to put one group of people back to work. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. welcome to a brand new day it's friday, february 3rd i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. steve paulson you look good. how is the weather? >> chilly out there. fog showing up. sal has had a couple reports, i've had some as well. if you are getting some you can tweet us. ing if to the north bay and east bay. if you are stuck in that fog

it's cold. it will be partly cloudy here in the morning and mostly sunny later on. highs today upper 50s and low to mid 60s. here is sal. traffic is moving once again on the bay bridge after an early morning accident shut down three lanes. it happened after a disabled car hit an suv. toppling the suv on its side. two people were rushed to the hospital as you can see there was quite a bit of activity early this morning on the bridge. right now on the san mateo bridge. you can see traffic looks good all the way out to the peninsula. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. the violence in oakland continues this morning as police just responded to another shooting just about an hour ago. this marks five in just about 24 hours. claudine wong joins us at the scene of the latest shooting. that is at 60th avenue. you have new video of the victim. right? >> reporter: that is right, pam. i want to give you a live look

at what is happening on the scene. police are just getting here and just working the scene for evidence. we have a bus behind us but this scene is right behind that bus. you can see now the police cars and as we can zoom in just a little bit i wanted you to focus on the car you can see with its lights on sitting there parked on the side of the street. from what we have learned the victim was in that car when she was shot. neighbors told us they heard slow shots. i watched very dark video from a neighbor you can hear the victim making audible sounds. we think the victim was conscious when he left the scene. we do have video into the ktvu newsroom of video of the victim being taken to the hospital. i want to show you that video now. what was unclear what happened here. if it was a drive by shooting. the victim again being taken to the hospital and police trying to get to the bottom of this. we have seen police putting on evidence markers across the

street. they have just put up more police tape back out here live at the scene. this area remains blocked off as police try to get to the bottom of this. they are waiting on word from the victims condition to see if he will survive this shooting. the neighbors i talked to didn't want to say much. but the gunshots were loud enough to make them up and have them out of their houses. this is early in their investigation. we will try to keep you updated. live here in oakland claudine wong. san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi goes back to court at 9:00 this morning. this time he will ask a family court judge for visitation rights. he has apparently dropped efforts to see his wife. at least for now. that stay away order came after mirkarimis arrest on domestic violence charges. the sheriff has vowed he will remain in office as he fights the charges. his trial is due to begin in

three weeks. the former commander of a contra costa county drug squad will be able to travel to los angeles to appear on the dr. phil show. norman welch is out on bail facing drug and corruption charges in a federal grand jury indictment. however a judge came him permission to travel with his lawyer next week. during the talk show taping for dr. phil he will encourage law enforcement officers to get help if they are under stress. welch's attorney says he was under stress because of health issues at the time of the crimes. finally sentencing day for a man that was on the run for more than 40 years. he was scheduled to be sentenced back in 19 -69d for his -- 1969 for his role in a shootout with san francisco police. but he skipped bail and ran off to minnesota. he turned himself back in on november so face charges on assaulting a police officer. also this morning a young

fairfield mother tied to a horrible tragedy two years ago will go before a judge to ask for a new trial. 25-year-old sitardhitara -- shitara james was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. james faces a possible 20 year prison term. today her lawyer will reveal why he is asking for a new trial. 6:05. a large indoor marijuana growing has been found. this warehouse in half-moon day. it has a street value of $1.2 million. also seized 19 pounds of processed marijuana worth more than $60,000. and several guns. police made one arrest at the warehouse. he was released on $15,000 bail. and has a court appearance set for next month.

just about a half hour ago we got new -- got good news on the unemployment front. unemployment is 8.3%. that is the lowest. coming up we'll have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom with what lead up to that reduced unemployment rate. concord hotel has new owners who are promising a fresh new start. last year the red lion hotel closed its doors without notice leaving guests stranded with without rooms and dozens of hotel workers without jobs. now they have purchased the 189 million hotel for $5 million. 6:06. san francisco's metreon is getting a second life. starting today. the shopping and entertainment center has been ray can for some time now.

the first phase is finished. some stores and restaurants will open today. the san francisco business times reports some of the new constructions takes vow. >> i like that area. 6:06 is the time. sal sent us a message says he's beginning in contra costa county. >> we have computers here add our stations. any way. good morning, everyone. i'm a little silly on a friday. we have computers everywhere. including the ones that tell us how the roads are doing. showing slow traffic in antioch. here in bay point it still looks good. in antioch we are seeing red and in bay point we are seeing green on the maps today. it looks pretty good. sometimes i show you the maps i see. let's take a look at the commute now. the traffic at the toll plaza looks are pretty good at the bay bridge.

the bay bridge commute is what i meant to say. we're looking a the map. when you see green, that means traffic is moving along nicely. as we look over toward livermore and castro valley that traffic looks good so far. let's go to steve. thank you. happy friday everybody. a little chilly out there. it's cold. a lot of 30s and upper 40s. but a little bit of fog right now. it will mostly sunny today. more in the way of fog. mostly sunny. hold on to that mostly sunny. i don't think it will be as warm as yesterday. patchy fog. cold. mostly sunny. the weekend looks fine. mornings will be cold. fog to deal with. monday increased the clouds. rain looks like it's on the menu for tuesday. pope valley this morning is 28

degrees. outside of sonoma 33. winds are 35. fairfax at 36. blossom hill 37. stanford and palo alto at 37 degrees. 36 bookends for concord and livermore. and 39 redwood city. san rafael at 38. i think i saw mill valley in there as well. a west wind at sfo at 13. yet a little puff of north wind at fairfield. after we get high pressure cranked up and rolling along it will be nice. it will be good today. tomorrow mostly sunny. there could be higher clouds sneaking in. that is the leading edge of our change in our pattern. today mostly sunny and fog. it will be pretty good here. patchy fog and high clouds. some of the higher elevations the wind has kicked up. 50s and 60s on your temps

today. i think 64 and 65 should cover it today. a little warmer toward gilroy and santa cruz. your weekend here looks good. mornings will be cool. there will be patchy fog. monday increasing clouds. tuesday rain. time 6:09. bay area homeowners are you are getting help this weekend. telling us who is trying to prevent foreclosures. >> reporter: we can tell you a lot of people are lined up for some of that mortgage assistance. we are here at the cal palace. the doors don't open until 8:00 for the neighborhood assistance corporation of america. they hope the neighborhood assistance corporation of america can help them modify their loans. again the doors don't open until #. you can see the line already has dozens and dozens of people here. now naca is a nonprofit.

the nonprofit hosts similar events all over the country and routinely draws crowds in the thousands. we checked out their information earlier. and rates as row as 2% in harsh of cases. we are hoping to talk to some of the folks that are hoping to have their loans are pod payed. there will be a lot of excited people. we will follow up on that story right now. it is 11 minutes until 6:00. the cruise ship captain under house arrest is facing new accusations. the woman coming forward to say she had an fair with -- had an affair with him. why some are furious about president obama's plans. first you gotta start with the good stuff.

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transfer five taliban prisoners from guantanamo bay. lawmakers questioned david pee tray yeah. the idea is to transfer the prisoners to a third country. republicans are against the release. the white house says no final decision has been made. 6:49. a new jobs report just out this morning shows another solid month for hiring. the labor department says 243,000 jobs were added to the payrolls in january. that pushes down our unemployment rate slightly to 8.3%. ktvu claudine wong is joining us with the details of where the new jobs are popping up. carol. >> reporter: employers went on a hiring spree in january and the gains were wide spread across many industries like retail and health care. manufacturing saw big gains. 50,000 jobs. most in a year. the unemployment rate fell for

the fifth straight month to the lowest point in three years. good news for president obama who will be at a nearby virginia fire station trying to get more streetens back to work. he wants to give grant money to communities that hire vets to work as police or firefighters. he recently spoke about needing to do more for our returning troops. >> a lot of those men and women who we celebrate on veterans day and memorial day come back and find when it comes to finding a job or getting the kind of care they need we're not always there the way we need to be. >> reporter: the unemployment rate for post 9/11 veterans 13% verses the 8% for nonveterans. live in washington carol han. happening right now the coast guard is searching for a missing man off the san mateo county coast. take a look at the map. the unidentified man left pillar point to go fishing. he never returned and the coast guard started their search at about midnight. the coast guard tells us

weather is making the search difficult right now. stay with ktvu and ktvu.com we'll bring you any developments as soon as we get them. we also have new information on the captain of that cruise ship that flipped over. italian newspapers report a woman has come forward to admit she is having an affair with captain francisco schettino and is quote in love with him. the woman said she was on the costa concordia's bridge with him. captain schettino remains under house arrest with charges related to the disaster. a 35-year-old man is in the hospital this morning after being shot in san jose or during the night. police rushed to the adora grove court in hayes avenue just after midnight. that's where they found the shooting victim. he had been shot at least once. police tell us he was not seriously hurt. san francisco police out there searching for the gunmen that shot two people in the bay

view district. it happened just before 8:00 last night on third street near oak dale avenue. police say someone shot a 17- year-old girl and 45-year-old man in their legs. that gunman reportedly escaped in a dark colored car. a former marine accused of killing four homeless men has been linked to two more deaths in southern california. anaheim police confirm that compo was involved in the killing of a woman and her son back in november. time is 6:18. a grab that opposes plans to rent out san francisco's coit tower will present signatures on monday to get -- they are considering renting out the top part of the landmark for private events. but people live nearby coit tower are fighting that. they want to limit commercial activities and private events. the group also wants more of the money from admission fees

to be spent on maintaining coit tower. cyclist on the golden gate bridge will know how fast they are going. the examiner reports a new digital sensor has been added to the west sidewalk. now bridge officials say they are not part of any plan to introduce a speed limit. time now 6:18. sal, can you help the folks in the south bay? >> i can because right now i will give them pretty useful information when it comes to getting into the valley. so far your commute has not started in earnist. in fact you are still out ahead of the crowd. if you will be getting on the freeway soon, you should be okay driving on 280. and driving on 237 i want to take a live look at that. that traffic looks nice. also this morning we are look act the commute in antioch. westbound highway 4 traffic is moving along okay. we got a tweet from someone

that says some of the fog is moving in through the oakley area. perhaps brentwood too. but it will be foggy in parts of contra costa county. let's go to steve. >> that is true. some of our observers out there yet to report in. there are fewer locations reporting fog north bay and east bay. it will be mostly sunny today but temperatures chillier in the morning. a few high clouds. but overall it looks good. all the way into sunday. 31 at fairfield. the fog is clear but they have a north wind at 5. 38 santa rosa. our observer ron has 41 and fog. there is a lot of 30s here. san rafael to redwood city. livermore and concord. 45 at the oakland airport. a few high clouds. a lot of cloud cover here. some of it might drift over us on sunday. we will see increasing clouds on monday. today mostly sunny.

fog cold. 50s and 60s on your temps today. mild conditions with your weekend always in view here. it looks pretty good. dry nights and mornings. during the day it's good to go. monday increasing clouds and yes that is not a typo. it looks like rain on tuesday. >> rain on tuesday. the ceo of some of the country's biggest home building companies feels the housing market is stabilized. they are pleased with business activity last month blue said it's too earl -- last month but said it's too early to make predictions. uncertainty over the economy, high unemployment and worries about when the housing market will bottom out are keeping perspective buyers from shopping right now. and the average interest rate on the 30-year fixed rate mortgage fell to a record low.

that is 3.87%. rates have been at near record lows for more than a year. if you can get that rate and buy a house, now is the time. time now 6:21. this is a big football game coming up. indianapolis is ready to host the super bowl. how thousands of visitors are being welcomed by the host city. plus overnight crash in the east bay. what the driver told us about what may have caused her car to end up on its roof. good morning. traffic is still pretty good on this friday. is it going to be friday light? we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. ♪

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good morning. right now traffic looks pretty good here at the toll plaza. there is a little bit of backup. if you're trying to get across the bridge there is not a major delay into san francisco. thank you, sal. a woman was able to walk away after this roll over crash in hayward overnight. it happened on d street near third street at 2:00 this morning. the driver told us she was tired she may have dozed off but police say alcohol was not a factor in the crash and no one else was hurt. 6:25. they didn't make it to the super bowl but the 49ers still

have something to celebrate. 49ers are taking another big step forward in their driver for a -- drive for a new stadium. nfl owners have approved a $200 million loan to pay for the construction of a new stadium. the team says this is the last piece of the very complex financial puzzle to build that billion dollar stadium. city leaders in santa claire are delighted. >> this is a contribution of $200 million toward the project. the city of santa clara is not responsible for a single penny of the billion dollars for the stadium. not a single penny. >> new construction is set to begin later this year. it's expected to be open in time for the beginning of the 2015 season. football fans are converging on indianapolis for the super bowl. volunteers with science in hand greet visitors at the airport as they step off their planes.

the new england patriots will take on the -- tens of thousands of san francisco giants fans will flock to at & t park for the team's annual fan fest. gates open at 10:00 a.m.. signing autographs and participating in question and answer sessions. parking and admission is fan free. tomorrow is also the day individual game tickets go on sale. time now 6:27. supporters are rallying around planned parenthood but the susan g. komen -- police are on the scene of yet another shooting. i just talked to a neighbor. ly tell you what she -- i will tell you what she heard. the opening bell is about to ring on wall street. we'll tell you what happened early this morning that surprised the most savvy investors. when a sore throat strikes,

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. ringing the opening bell in new york this morning. there is a job surprise this morning. economy. there it is loud. adding more jobs than expected. the unemployment rate dropping. and most analysts were expecting it to stay steady. so good news. dow jones looks like it will gain about 100 points right off the bat. we'll smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's friday, february 3rd i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. time is 6:30. >> in the news for you right now shots rang out in the last 90 minutes in east oakland in what is the latest in a rash of violence that has investigators working around the clock. now this latest shooting happened on 60th avenue near

tether street. ktvu claudine wong is there just talked to someone that heard those shots. >> reporter: that is right. we talked to at least two neighbors that heard multiple shots and the victim calling for help. you can see oakland police are out here gathering evidence and processing the scene. this area is blocked off to traffic. it appears the victim was in a car parked on the other end of the street where he was shot. i want to give you a closer look at the car in question. we don't know if the victim lived in this area or not. all we know is that around 5:00 this morning multiple shots were fired. one woman that was woken up by that gunfire told us what he heard. >> i heard five to six shots and made sure my mom was okay. we heard the guy hollering for help. it's sad. it was just real sad. >> reporter: her mother called 911 and this is video of the victim being take ton the

hospital. we do not know his condition at this hour. it's a good sign he was conscious when he left the scene. multiple people telling us they heard him yelling for help. back out here live police are still out here. we're not sure how long they will be out here. we do know they were putting up evidence markers and obviously this investigation is just beginning. live here in okay land claudine wong -- oakland claudine wong. ross mirkarimi returns to court this time he's asking to see his two-year-old son. tara moriarty joins us now from san francisco. tara. >> reporter: we are here at the civic center courthouse where ross mirkarimi will be arriving in court. he will be asking the family court to give him viz take so he can see his son.

the individual did acknowledge that the sheriff has under gone three counseling sessions since his arrest. prosecutors presented two e- mails from his wife to a neighbor. she wrote she briefly left the couples two-year-old son with his father and it became a nightmare. he was wet, vomited, and had not been fed. the sheriff hasn't been allowed to come within 100 yards of his family within two weeks. he's fighting three demeanor charges relating to domestic violence charges. he grab his wife hard enough to bruise her arm. we spoke to former san francisco da prosecutor gym hammer yesterday. we asked him what his chances were of winning his case. hammer told us some evidence text e-mails and video could get thrown out because there was a lapse of time. about 18 hours when the alleged abuse took place and when the text and pictures were taken. during that time legal experts

say stories can be fabricated but they may counter lopez was isolated from mirkarimi at that time. the trial date is set for february 24th. live in san francisco tara moriarty. the former commander of a drug squad will be allowed to travel to los angeles to appear on the dr. phil show. norman welch is out on bail facing drug and corruption charges. but a judge gave him permission to travel with his attorney next week. during the talk show taping he will encourage law enforcement officers to seek help if they are under stress. welch's attorney says welch was under stress because of health issues a the the time of the crime. the alameda firefighters association will make a donation to a local breast cancer charity instead of the susan g. komen foundation. a backlash is growing following

komen's foundation to -- alameda firefighters say they will donate more than $2,800 to the san francisco based breast fanner fund. non sipe low -- nancy pelosi weighed in on this. >> i'm sad that this is to the detriment of women's health. >> new york's mayor michael bloomberg has pledged $250,000. planned parenthood said other donations are pouring in. we are asking you our viewers on facebook what you think about the decision by the susan g. komen foundation. give give wrote cancer doesn't care what side of the political fence you are on. evelyn wrote bad move on the part of fgk. we want to know what you think this morning. send a message to the ktvu channel 2 morning news team on facebook. we will share some of your comments coming up on mornings

on two. ned is in the political spotlight ahead of the caucuses there tomorrow. coming up at 6:44 the reason caucuses in nevada are so important even for the candidates that don't make an appearance there. actress and comedian roseann says she is running for the green party nomination. she will european style single payer health care and forgive all credit card and mortgage debt. the green party will select its nominee at its convention in baltimore in july. all right time 6:36. sal is back. you are watching the bridges and roads. >> that is right. contra costa county we will start there. highway 4 is slow in antioch. we also had fog. ly pull up my twitter feed and remind myself it was fog in okay -- i will pull up my twitter feed and remind myself it was fog in oakley.

he says the fog in oakley is as thick as pea soup. but here in bay point it's not thick at all. it can be localized. moving along to the toll plaza area there is a little bit of a backup as you drive to the middle of the parking lot. and this morning as we look at the contra costa map the slowest traffic is in antioch. on 80 westbound and in western contra costa county it looks good. kristin says the same thing in bendwood. fog is thick. can't see 20-30 feet. there is some areas it's clear. and other locations clear and cold. clear with fog. or fog and cold. it's kind of dancing around there. yesterday the fog increased by about this time until #. we'll see if that trend continues. a few high clouds. there is a little bit of a high

cloud deck. fog for some. clear for others. mostly sunny today. we'll kind of hang on to a few clouds here. outside of sonoma 33. fairfax 36. ask stanford numerous reports 37. 32 fairfield. clear now they they have a north wind at 5. 37 nevada. 38 san rafael. santa rosa at 38. 36 for concord. it's cold. 42 at cole valley by the way. the coldest i could find of all the city temps. mostly sunny. high pressure drips over us today. a lot of cloud cover over here. nights will be and mornings coal. patchy fog. a lot of 60s here. i think we topped out on our

temperatures. we lose that north wind. there is a northeast wind. but at the surface there is not much. 50s and 60s the weekend looks good to go. increasing clouds monday rain on tap for tuesday. we are getting a new look at that massive winter storm. take a look at this. these are live pictures in bowlder colorado. already a lot of snow blanketing the ground. by tomorrow morning more than two feet is expected to fall there. we also have new video out of denver. the city will have about 150 snowplows working around the clock through the weekend. there are no classes for students today and we understand there are reports out of the denver airport they are canceling 400 flights. sfo has two flights canceled from the bay area because of that denver storm. >> that is big.

6:39. firefighter paramedic was doing his job when he came across evidence from a burglar at a house he owns. his reaction to the resident in need of medical help has people wondering how he kept his cool. we'll tell you why homeowners are lined up here for a big event this weekend. good morning, highway 4 off to a pretty good start. we will tell you why you may have trouble seeing in parts of contra costa county. @ñh@

good morning, to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following for you right now at 6:42. oakland police busy investigating five shootings in just over 24 hours. two of those shootings were fatal. so far police have not made any arrests. san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi goes back to court at 9:00 this morning. this time he will ask a family court judge to allow him visitation rights. mirkarimi is apparently dropping efforts to see his wife at least for now. new numbers just came out this morning shows the unemployment rate for january fell to 8.3%. now these are live pictures. this is the joint economic committee talking about the latest jobless report. the unemployment rate is at its lowest point in almost three years. dozens of people are lined

up outside a cal palace in daly city but it's not for a concert or show. as christien kafton tells us it's all to prevent foreclosures. >> reporter: yeah it does have that feel of a big concert. take a look. there is a long line. big crowds out here already. homeowners lining up getting ready to meet with the neighborhood assistance corporation of america. the hope is to modify their home loans. now naca is a nonprofit aimed at helping homeowners under water. who are struggling to make their home payment. the nonprofit hosts similar events all over the country and routinely draws crowds in the thousands. >> if someone comes to us and we can document that their mortgage is unaffordable, we have contract with every major country in the lending. and they can go as low as 27% floor rate if necessary. >> reporter: now we talked with

one homeowner that said she is hoping to save as much as $500. today's event runs from today through sunday. we will continue to try to follow up with some of the homeowners out here and get a sense of how much they are looking to save. we are live at the cow palace christien kafton. our time now 6:44. the republican presidential candidates are out there stops for votes in nevada. >> it would be helpful if nevada did the same thing florida did is give me a real boost heading on. >> we are really running with people power verses money power. and there are some fascinating differences. >> i think if everybody voted in this room we are going to win. >> that stake is 28 delegates and nevada is not a winner take all state. they will be split between the candidates. we ran into one man that drove up from vacaville to see the candidates in person. >> two hour drive and it's worth it. >> a new poll is out shows

likely nevada caucus voters overwhelmingly supporting mitt romney with 45% compared to 25% for newt gingrich. rick santorum and ron paul trail far behind. 10% are undecided. make sure you stay with ktvu news for continuing coverage. ken will be reporting from nevada today and tomorrow. a vacaville firefighter helps police with a burglary case when he responded to a medical call. before he even entered the home he saw a piece of firefighter equipment being used to prop open a gate. it looked like the one stolen from his home last week. when he went inside he saw a washer and drier that was also stolen from his home. he did not confront the homeowner. >> that wasn't what i was there for. i was there to help the person that needed help. and let the police do their job. >> jones did call police after getting the homeowner to the

hospital. detectives were lead to the hospital where they arrested a relative of the homeowner who was visiting the man jones had helped. time 6:46. let's check in with sal. how are the bridges? how is san mateo bridge? >> it looks pretty god. as a matter of fact, we have been looking at all the bridges around the bay. including the san mateo bridge. traffic looks good heading out to the high-rise. no problems on the dumbarton bridge. the traffic also looks good on the bay bridge. a little bit of a backup here at the toll plaza. this morning if you are driving on the east shore freeway unusually light traffic. as we head down to hayward there is a little bit of slow traffic developing on interstate 880. now let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a very happy friday. cold out there. a lot of 30s. temperatures with fog if you are stuck in that fog in the 30s today's a tough, tough

morning. 30s will give way to 60s today. low to mid. i don't think we warm up too much today. there is a little component of an offshore breeze. a few high clouds might drift in. your forecast headlines today do call for some of that patchy fog and a chill in the morning air. weekend looks to be about the same. night and morning fog. and then clouds increase on monday. we'll go with rain on tuesday. it looks like one and out. after that high pressure builds right back in. pope valley and napa county 28. cordelia at 33. windsor 35. fairfax 36. i thought i saw 38 also at mill valley. blossom hill at 37. 36 livermore and concord. 32 fairfield. they were down to 31. san jose officially 41. that 37 in blossom hill makes

sense. there is a little puff of a northeast field here yet there is a southwest at sfo. your weekend is fine. high pressure will take care of all of that. what is behind there is what we will see for increasing clouds late sunday into monday. hopefully that leads to rain on tuesday. because we need it. mostly sunny today after patchy fog. temperatures will repound from the 30s and 40s. napa 64 degrees today. a little warmer santa cruz and gilroy at 67 degrees. increasing late sunday. rain comes in tuesday. the number of tech companies is is on the rise. twitter is already there. now it has a new neighbor. the san francisco business times reports call socket has

leased 30,000 square feet in the same building. they plan to use the space as a start-up incubator for tech companies. twitters presence gives credibility to the area for a place as high-tech. the super bowl ads you will see will be packed with celebrities. more than one-third of this years ads will feature a familiar face or two or three. there is matthew broderick. you will also see jerry seinfeld. one problem a research firm shows ads with dogs attract more attention and better remembered with those than celebrities. new charges of violent hazing at a bay area university. the sorority that is named in a lawsuit. he said don't let me die. i said i'm not. >> how he risked his life to save a disabled man from a burning apartment. good morning. right now traffic on the richmond pretty good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay

weather.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. surprisingly good report on a jobs market. unemployment rate dropped. dow jones up 123 points. there is a live look at the big board. nasdaq and s & p is up today. in egypt 200 people will

dead. hundreds others injured as protest over a deadly soccer riot continue. egyptians stormed the streets last night to demonstrate against the police force. they claim officers stood by and did nothing to stop the deadly soccer riot that killed 74 people earlier this week. some protestors also say the riot -- a uc berkeley sorority is being sued by a former pledge. alleged violent hazing in the postcouple of years. the alleged hazing forced her to take medical leave from school while she dealt with physical and psychological problems. so far no response from cal or that sorority. results of separate investigations into police conduct during occupy protests at uc berkeley and uc davis are behind schedule. the berkeley is investigating a november 9th protest where

campus police used batons on students. the berkeley police review board chair says the winter break delayed the efforts to talk to students. their report is now due later this month. a report on the pepper spraying incident at uc davis is expect to be finished february 21st. the lead investigator says there was problems getting access to the officers. we are getting a lack at dramatic surveillance video of a frightening gun battle on the streets of oakland. it shows a sun of a taco truck owner and two of the men that tried to rob them. now fit-year-old omar surprised the gunmen by pulling out his own gun and fighting back. they are still recovering from wounds that they suffered during the exchange of gunfire in all police made three arrests. in alameda there were two fires just minutes apart last night. oakland crews were called in to help with the fire in a four unit building on san antonio avenue. that was about 8:45.

firefighters say it started on the second story balcony and spread to the attic. alameda crews were busy battling a fire about three blocks away on central avenue. no reports of any injuries. your time now 6:55. an oakland man is being called a hero after rescuing a disabled man from a burning apartment building. it happened yesterday on 82nd and international. james jackson was talking with friends when he said he heard a disabled man was trapped in a burning apartment. he ran to the scene, jumped a fence, and made his way up to the second story balcony but he was knocked over by a big blast. >> without thinking i jumped right back up there. because right before that blast i had his hand and he said don't let him die. and i told him i'm not. >> jackson pulled him out. he used a garden hose to douse the 65-year-old man until firefighters arrived. that man is being treated for very serious burns.

without jackson's actions he may have died. >> what a story. coming up on 7:00 let's check back in with sal. >> we are looking at traffic that looks good in most areas as we look at some of our live cameras. this is highway 4. nice looking drive. there is slow traffic in antioch of course. this mornings commute is moving along pretty well at the bay bridge. in fact, it has improved in the last few minutes. and if you're driving in san jose northbound 101 there is a crash a little bit of slow traffic there in san jose right near the airport. now let's go to steve. we have patchy fog and cold temps but other than that it's mostly clear out there. it will be mostly sunny today. temperatures in the 50s and low to mid toy-- mid 60s. there is a breeze up in the oakland hills. i'll have your weekend forecast coming up. 6:57. coming up on mornings on 2 a violent 24 hours on the streets of oakland. there was more gunfire just 90

minutes ago. why san francisco sheriff returns to court in just about two hours. why this hearing is a first in his domestic violence case. stay with us.

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