. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's monday, february 6th. in just about 90 minute, occupy protesters will return to downtown oakland, this time to demonstrate against the recent use of force by the oakland police department. as allie rasmus tells us, protesters will also try to make their presence known inside the county courthouse. gooferm, allie. >> -- good morning, allie. >> reporter: good morning. we're outside of the court house. just to clarify, there are some people in front of the courthouse right now. we checked, asked everyone there and they all said they are there for traffic court, not for occupy oakland. occupy oakland is supposed to be here at 9:00 for some of

their fell le protesters who have a court date this morning. this is video of the event on january 28th. a group of several hundred people during the march. in response occupy oakland are protesting a use of force. there will be a rally at frank ogawa plaza at noon. then they will march back to the courthouse at 1:00 a.m. also around noon today, a group of oakland residents and businesses call themselves, stand for oakland, they are having a silent rayly to counterdemonstrate the oakland

movement. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:02. overnight, in san jose, a man was shot and killed at an apartment building. paul chambers is there at the scene now with the very latest on the search for suspects. >> reporter: good morning, dave. officers are entering their 9th hour out here. you can see the crime scene cars still out there. officers are milling around. we can't get close to find out what's going on. we're trying to get additional information but what we know at this hour is around 10:15, officers got a 911 call of shots fired on blackburn avenue. officers say it appears the shooting happened in the interior court yard of this apartment. a man was shot in the parking lot of the rear of the complex.

the victim was taken to an area hospital where he died from his injuries. his identity is being withheld as investigators notify his family. investigators are working the scene and looking for several involved. those leaving the scene ran in several directions. officers say at this time there's no motive and crimestoppers are offering a reward at this time. if you know anything give them a call. >> they it did say this was a pretty, quiet safe neighborhood. so this is what people are saying this morning. live in san jose, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:04. it was a great game, especially for the new york giants' fans but the super bowl xlvi came to a heartbreaking finish for the superstar quarterback from san francisco. >> the game ends here to the end zone! hernandez is here. >> five secretaries left on the

clock, tom brady threw a hail mary but there was no receiver to be found and the giants win 21-17. >> you win as a team and you lose as a team. i will keep coming to this game and keep trying. i would try to come to this game and not -- and lose than not get here. >> brady was trying to match joe montana and terry bradshaw. but it was eli manning named this year's super bowl mvp. manning led the touchdown drive in the final minutes of the game to put his team ahead. once again, there was a super bowl surprise during halftime t came during madonna's -- halftime. it came during madonna's halftime show. more on that coming up. well, ross mirkarimi has a new lawyer. "the chronicle" reports that

paula canny represents now mirkarimi. that's canny on left. he's represented anderson in the barry bonds steroid balco case. both lopez and mirkarimi deny any wrongdoing. well classes resume today at a san francisco high school where hundreds of students came ill. more than 300 students at saint ignatius went home sick. health officials say the illness is probably the highly contagious noro virus. custodians have been busy disinfecting that school for several days. would okay. we want to -- okay. we want to check in with sal. there's problems? >> that's right. at 13th and international boulevard, there is a liquor

store. apparently the bricks fell off the facade. at first, they thought it might have been some sort of an explosion. as we look further, we don't know what it is. we don't know what it really is. one of the things we know is the brick had fallen off the building here at express liquors. it's a good thing it didn't happen when people were there. these bricks, very dangerous. the fire department is on the scene along with building inspectors trying to get to the bottom of it. 13-bg9s and international -- 3th and international. it's -- 13th and international. it's not causing a huge backup but the building is damaged. it looks like the facade -- the brick exterior of the building. a little later on it was covered with more brick. we'll get to the bottom of this and have it for you later on. it look likes the bay bridge toll plaza westbound, in fact -- as said zoomed in it looked like a wood facade or background -- bub the bay bridge is backed up for about

-- but the bay bridge is backed up for about 15 minutes. and contra costa county, highway 4, slow in antioch. and slow traffic coming down to highway 242 to walnut creek. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. we have increasing clouds here this morning. cool, cold to mild on the lows. 30s, 40s and low 50s. we'll have increasing clouds today. all signs point towards rain tomorrow. you better hope so because after tomorrow, the next two weeks look dry. we may get one here and then be out of the picture. increasing clouds coming in today. our system is still developing. it's coming up from the west- southwest direction. so it holds more moisture. i think it will make it. clouds, clear but starting to cloud up. we'll be cloudy, breezy. on the mild side because it's a south-southeast wind and that's favorable. let's hope the system doesn't

split. if it does, all bets are of. increasing clouds. mild. the wind picking up. rainfall projected .50 to 1 inch. maybe the north bay and the santa cruz mountains as well. it has a lot of moisture. has a lot going for it. 38 to 51. 38 in santa rosa. there were 30s for fairfield. a little breeze helping. but low 40s to mid-40s for almost everybody. book ends on 40 for livermore and concord. a breeze to the northeast. some of the higher elevations are turning east, already and mt. diablo. the sweet is on its way. sfo is calm and even san jose. it will tart to show up later on today. increasing clouds. maybe a few sunbreaks. there's our system. it looks like it's getting help i along with a pretty -- hetched along with a pretty good air breeze.

morning rain on tuesday, and then afternoon clearing and after that it looks like we're done. 60s on the temperatures. low, mid, upper. would not be surprised if we get a 70 from santa cruz down to monterey, foster city, 65. pleasant, dublin, livermore, 66. clouds increase today. mild, and then rain on tuesday. clears out wednesday. thursday and friday look good. mostly sunny, partly cloudy on your weekend, tori and dave. thank you, steve. authorities in washington state say a man under a cloud of suspicion for his wife's disappearance, intentionallily blew up himself killing hip self and his two sons -- two young sons. rick price is live from washington. rick? a lot of questions. >> reporter: yeah. let me step back and you get a sense of the profound

destruction. messages suggested in messages indicated the man was going to do something final. overnight, the salt lake tribune published online fine at messages from josh powell to his cousin, nathan lee. one of them says "i guess i'm calling to say goodbye." he sads," i'm not able to go on. i'm sorry for everybody i've hurt." neighbors say the fire spread very fast. police say a contractor to the state division of child protective services was delivering powell's sons age 5 and 7. the soci worker had gone back to her car after powell smelled gasoline to

report it when the house erupted in flames. let's go back to live pictures of the house right now. as you probably know, susan powell, josh powell's wife, has been missing since 2009 when they lived in west valley city utah. police in west valley city are on their way here, they will be here today. the hope is that this will do something perhaps to provide some information to fill in some of the missing pieces in that investigation. so the sheriff's department here is expecting to assist the utah police wherever they can in trying to put these two cases together and see what they can do to answer some of these questions. however, they do caution, some of these questions may never be answered. near seattle, i'm rick price for ktvu channel 2 muse. >> all right. thank you, rick. 7:12. before gop presidential candidate -- the gop presidential candidates are all working hard.

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. well, temperatures starting off 30, 40, and 50s. we have a lot of high clouds starting to move in. it's a precursor of things to come. highs today will be on the mild side. a little breezy as well. looks like rain tomorrow. thank you, steve. it's 7:15. a new poll out this morning shows president obama widening his lead over mitt romney if the gop front-runner becomes the party's nominee. the abc news washington post poll shows president obama now leads romney among registered

voters by 51-45%. anlists say the improving -- analysts say the improving economy is boosting numbers. among voters's concerns with romney's ability to connect with average americans. 7:15. there are four more nominating contests this week in the republican race for the white house. but as ktvu's alison burns reports, we probably won't see the same type of drama that dom napted the same race last month. >> reporter: february is looking good for mitt romney. fresh off the win in nevada, his poll numbers are strong in colorado, missouri, minnesota and maine. but the other candidates are vowing to stay in the race. rick santorum could give him a run for his money in minnesota. ron paul is the only one who has not won a contest yet but says he will. >> it's hard to say exactly when, but we have three or four caucus dates that we believe our numbers are doing good. >> reporter: the counting is over in nevada.

we just got the official reports about five hours ago. mitt romney came in first with more than 50% of the vote. newt gingrich, second. ron paul, third. rick santorum, fourth. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:16. well, president obama says the united states has a very good estimate of when iran could finish work on a nuclear weapon. the president says he believes a standoff with iran over the nuclear program can still be resolved three diplomacy. but he says the u.s. is prepared to exercise a range of options if it becomes necessary. the president's comments follow a statement by defense secretary leon panetta last week that israel could soon launch a strike against iran's nuclear installicksations -- installations. manual noriega is in the hospital after suffering a possible struck. he was taken from his prison cell out of ma city yesterday.

he's said to be in stable condition. he's 77. he's serving a 20-year sentence for the murders of his o'ss during his rule -- o's -- opponents during his rule. dui checkpoints were set up last night m many communities including danville. the chp says the number of people who are been drinking and driving has been on the increase the last few years. >> when they say, i'm the designated driver, i haven't had anything to drink, or i haven't had anything to drink, those are alls wins. >> officers found and cited several drivers who either did not have a license or were driving on a suspended license. once again, the nfl is apologizing for a super bowl halftime show. this time it was not a wardrobe

malfunction. it was a middle finger jest chur. m.i.a. flipped the bird during madonna's performance of her single "give me all your lovin'." the league issued an apology to the estimated 110 million viewers who may have seen the obscene skin jest chur. a jest -- obscene gesture. the seattle times reports the mayor has been working with a local hedge fund manager in an effort to bring an nba team. well, a california lawmakers wants to legalize and tax online gambling to help the state's budget deficit problems. supporters of legalizing online

poker estimate it would make the statement up to $250 million a year. now, state nare lou korreia says six out of ten every online gamblers are right here m california. >> california gamblers are already gambling online as we speak. i also believe californians want to gamble legally. so we want to give them the opportunity to gamble online legally. >> now, illegal online gambling is an estimated $30 billion business worldwide. we have much more information about this story on our chan 28 website. to hear -- channel 2 website. to hear how some of the casinos are reacting to this, go to the website to "special reports." new documents show not all california lawmakers have been

cutting their budgets equally. for example, john perez boosted the budget of six assembly members by tens of thousands of dollars, even in the face of the state budget crisis. but most assembly members stayed within their budget limits. in fact, five legislators returned more than $150,000 each that they had been authorized to spend. all right. 7:0. you know where your -- 7:20. you know where your umbrella is? >> yes. >> you do. the bay area's dry spell may be coming to an end. steve will tell you when the rain will arrive here. and people who hate red light cameras now have a friend in fremont. good morning. if you are driving in contra costa county, looking at highway 24 looks good so far, albeit crowded on the way to the tunnel.

. in just a few hours, san jose police will talk about recent hate crimes in the city. a press conference will be held at 10:00. it comes after this man was suspected after hate crime in november. the drawing shows at least one of three men who hit a hindu man and hit him with a tequila bottle and called him a terrorist. police say the press conference is to bring awareness to the seriousness of hate crimes. roger jones is calling for fines to be reduced and to extend the fines. the onramp at 27th and northgate in oakland reportedly took in 4.2 million. police say the cameras also

help reduce accidents. >> wow. 7:24. hey, sal, you ready to help the folks on this monday morning? >> yeah, dave. we're trying to help them all over the bay area. we're starting off with looking at some of the busiest commutes we found on our live camera network. we're looking at 237. you will see some stop-and-go traffic getting through here. it got heavy early this morning here. if you are driving on the monnague expressway, it's not much different. 808 looks good as you pass the coliseum. northbound 80 traffic does get bunched up -- 880 traffic does get bunched up again as you cross. this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup is 15 minutes. if you are driving onto the bridge, add another 10 to that. 7:25. let's go to steve. clouds already rolling in in advance of a system we hope makes it.

seriously, fingers crossed, these systems in a dry year sometimes look good and fall apart. this one will split but i think it will be after rain tomorrow. today is just increasing clouds. it will be a cloudy -- cloudy to mostly cloudy day. our cloud/rain forecast. i think this is a little fast, that rain won't come in tonight. it will come in. after this system goes by, the next two weeks look dry. so we better get some rain out of this system than we're in deeper trouble than we already will. by thursdays, everything is long gone. 38 in santa rosa. the system is still developing. it's getting closer. but if it gets and heads to southern california, we won't get much. but if it hangs together, we'll get some decent amounts. 60s on your temperatures today, low, mid- to upper. the southeast wind will start to crank up a little bit. rain likely on tuesday.

then after that, it's gone and the rest of the week looks guy. just occasionally partly sunnies, partly cloudies. thank you, steve. the bizarre driveway death in the east bay. a car hit as woman but no one was behind the wheel. >> we're live in oakland where part of a billing collapses right across the street in a firehouse. we'll talk live to a firefighter to find out what happened. also, we have new video to show you. this is the panic that followed a deadly earthquake in the phillippines.

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7:29. we've been teasing you for a while. it looks like the rain is finally gonna be here. >> it was a beautiful weekend. let's check in with steve right now in the weather center. see what's on tap for the week. >> that will be tomorrow, not today. we have increasing clouds tomorrow. afterthat, it doesn't look like -- after that it doesn't look like that's anything in the pipeline. 30s, 40, even some low 50s in san francisco. tomorrow the wind will crank up. this has a decent low with it and decent rain. look for the wind to crank up and by tomorrow morning, windy at times and then blustery. increasing clouds to the left of your screen, if it doesn't split, if it doesn't split, we'll get rain. today, highs will be in the mid- to upper 60s. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. it's 7:30. we're following developing news in oakland, part of a liquor

store exterior has collapsed on the ground below. tara moriarty has arrived on the scene. what do we know now? >> reporter: the initial reports that came, this was some type of an explosion. but that ended up not being the case. you can see the damage right behind me where the bricks fell right onto the sidewalk. really could have hurt someone. happened around 6:15. right across the street is a firehouse. joining me live is lieutenant john farrell who happened to be working when this all happened. did you hear this happen? >> we didn't hear anything. another firefighter and i were in the apron getting ready to transfer shifts. and when a call came in for an explosion at 13th and innational, we thought it was odd. . we didn't hear anything. rather than get on the rig -- we didn't -- as we walked around the corner, we saw the entire facade had fallen off. >> reporter: what did the building inspector tell you?

>> so yeah, we call for the billing innee to come out -- engineer to come out immediately. the bricks were falling off. the engineering says based on the age of the bricks, they can get dry. >> reporter: the grout gets brittle and falls apart? >> yes. >> reporter: it's a very dangerous situation at this point? >> yes. we've marked off the entire building. the city engineer would like to keep anyone away from that brick facade until we can figure out how to remove it. had this been during the morning or afternoon when there's a lot of pedestrians, there could have easily been a fatality. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. for now, they are gonna have this section cordoned off and are not gonna have anyone near it, just in case any of those

bricks should fall off. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:32. police in oakland are investigating a series of shootings in a violent weekend and there was a fatal shooting early this weekend. it happened at 83rd and international boulevard around 1:30 a.m. police now have detained a person of interest but it's still not clear what led up to that kill. oakland police are also still looking for suspects in a drive-by shooting in broad daylight. six people were wounded on adeline. investigators placed nearly 50 evidence markers outside of the home where the shooting took place. many neighbors are becoming increasingly frustrated with the violence right outside of their home. >> i'm tired of all of this shooting stuff going on. they are spending more time on the occupy stuff instead of trying to help the kids.

>> police say five young men and one young woman were wounded in the shooting. all six victims are expected to survive. in all, there were ten shootings in one 24-hour period in oakland. and police in santa rosa are investigating a homicide. officers were -- were called to a shooting on clark street near e street just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. 61-year-old carol marie brooks was found with a gunshot wound and she later died at the hospital. witnesses say they saw a man driving off in a silver car. no arrests have been made. your time is 7:34. right now, public works crews in oakland are still trying to cap off an overnight later -- water main break in the fruit veil district. nowsm, this was the scene on 39th avenue shortly after midnight. you can see a small river gushing in the streets after the water main broke. it did not damage any homes. crews have been there for the last few hours, trying to fix

the water main and then clean up the mess. they may be out there for several more hours. the chp investigating this fiery exwrit crash in from mann. it happened around 12:30 on southbound 880 near highway 84. investigators say a speeding car burst into flames and burst over -- rolled over several times. the freeway had to be shut down for a while. the both the driver and passenger refused medical treatment at scene and no other cars were involved. 7:35. police in concord are investigating the death of a woman in her own driveway. it happened yesterday morning outside the victim's home on pembrook drive. investigators say the 69-year- old woman was standing in her drive drive way when a car -- in her drivewa when a car in the driveway began to roll backwards. she began to stop the car but it ran over her and she died at john muir medical center later. firefighters are closely

watching for hot spots at a warehouse fire, in a 150,000- square foot structure. black smoke could be seen for mile across the bay. the warehouse was empty and away from other struck choose. dozens of yon lookers stopped at the scene to -- on lookers stopped at the scene to see the fire up close. . police in suisun city are looking for a vandal responsible for a disturbing string of recent crimes. investigators say the person is taking potshots with a pellet or bb gun. homes and cars are getting

targeted. there are concerns someone could get hurt if the person is not stopped. anyone with information is asked to contact suisun police right away. did you see the super bowl? you know it was a wild finish in super bowl xlvi. the new york giants won the game but it was not decided until the final seconds. >> the game ends here at the end zone! hernandez is here! >> tom brady ahail mary pass fell incomplete in the end zone. the giants beat the patriots 21- 17. now, the quarterback for the giant, eli manning, led what turned out to be that winning touchdown down drive in the final minutes of the game. manning was named super bowl mvp. meantime, thousands of fans, look at this, they poured into the streets of new york, celebrating their win. this is what it looked like in brooklyn after the giants won. this was the giants' fourth super bowl title and their second since 2008. in massachusetts, a very

different scene. angry new england patriots fans got angry after the loss. police in riot gear set off those flash bombs on the university of massachusetts and amherst. police used their police horses and non-lethal ammunition to control the crowd. at least 14 people were -- were arrested. no major injuries or property damage reported. at least 13 people are dead after a strong earthquake shook the phillippines. this she want to show you -- we want to show you new video rushing out of a mall last night shortly after the quake hit. the magnitude 6.8 hit in the central part of the phillippines. 400 miles away from the capital city of manila. seismologists briefly issued a tsunami alert but it's been

canceled. free, free syria! >> free, free syria! >> here in american -- here in the bay area, americans are expressing their anger other-- over -- anger over russia. the openers of a walnut creek bar and grill will ask alcohol service restrictions to

be relifted. the hours were requested to be changed from 12:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. the commission said the lounge committed several violations of its conditional-use permit. this following several brawls in the downtown area. contra costa city supervisors will decide whether to move ahead with the parcel fee. it would help pay for programs to meet state-imposed requirements like eliminating storm drains. county executives would vote on this fee, and if the county property owners approve it, it will pass. 7:40. we want to check in with sal. the bay bridge gonna be closed february 17th to the 21st. so coming up in about ten days

or so. so i know you will be talking a lot more about that. >> yes, not this weekend coming up, but the weekend afterwrdz. caltrans is trying to remind drivers to know that they -- to know that the bay bridge is gonna be closed in the westbound direction for the entire weekend of the president's day. so you have to make other plans. a lot of people go away for that weekend. but they are gonna let you know and we'll try to remind you as well. let's take a look at contra costa county. highway 4, traffic busy, of course, in antioch. a couple of fender-benders here that have been removed but right on 680 near the 42 exit, a couple of different crashes, fender-benders have caused slow traffic. 80 westbound between pinole and richmond. also got worst -- or looks slow. also got word that the richmond parkway is slow heading down to 580. this morning it's not a good one. and this morning on 880

southbound, slow traffic behind -- beginning at a street. it's gonna remain slow to 84. on westbound 84 and westbound 29 that traffic looks good. now at 7:41. live pictures backed up for about a 15-minute wait. and the morning commute on san jose. that looks good up to highway 17. let's go to steve. a very good morning. mostly cloudy here. we have increasing clouds in advance of the system that i certainly hope brings us rain. it certainly looks like this. i'm going with it. as long as it doesn't split. in a dry year systems look good and then they fall apart. in a rain year, it's easy. go with it. as you know, it's not raining. our system is still developing right back there. it will be in here tomorrow. now, it's going to split. it will go to southern california. overnight just hoping it splits after the bay area.

we'll have mostly sunny skies by noon. already the wind is cranking up some of the higher elevations. the system has a lot going for it. i will give it that. it has also a pretty good core, the jet stream rounding the base of the low, driving it towards us. the problem is -- the challenge, it's not a problem, it's a challenge, is running into that ridge of high pressure. once this does that, it starts to weaken. but increasing clouds today. it's a very mid to warm system -- mild to warm system. as you move inland, amounts will taper off. 30s, 40s, or 50s for us on the temperatures. temperatures are starting to come up. not only the breeze helping a little bit. but the cloud cover. a north wind or a north- northeast but it's turning south-southeast, i've seen from woodacre and that wind is turning more easterly. that's a mild direction. a few sunbreaks. the system will slow down a little bit. it's a tuesday system by every

forecast that i can go with here. it looks like maybe late tonight but more likely tuesday morning. i will say rain tonight but it might be really late. we'll go with it and tackle it. much more in the afternoon. that could be it for two weeks. if our forecast models are right. 60s, low, mid- to upper. antioch. san martin, capitola, redwood shores, redwood cities. 66. woodside, portola valley. san jose, saratoga, los gat tis in the mid- to upper 60s. rain after that on tuesday and then we clear it out. it looks mostly sunny to partly sunny as we go to the weekend. 7:44. how much gas prices have gob up in the last month, have you noticed? and -- have gone up in the last month? have you noticed. and why today's prices show

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european commission spokesman says greece is already beyond the dead line to end talks and should be reaching a conclusion on what budget cuts to make now. greece's creditors have said without a change in the spending plan, they will not give athens the money it needs to stay out of bankruptcy next month. gas prices have jumped nearly 20 cent as gallon the next month. the san francisco drivers are now paying $3.28 a gallon. but oil industry analysts warn that could sound like a real bargain before summer. they say renewed tension in the middle east could jack up prices and that would push the price above $4.40. that's 20 cents lower than the all-time high back in jump of 2008. 7:48. well, semiconductor company micron has named a new ceo after the long time chairman, steve appleton, died when his

experimental plane died in identify ha -- idaho. durkin will be the new ceo, steve durkin. 7:48. occupy protesters planning another day of action in downtown oakland. they gathered at frank ogawa plaza yesterday to talk about the detail of today's demonstration which will start at 8:30 this morning at the courthouse. a noontime rally will follow at frank ogawa plaza. and at 1:00 a.m. they return to the courthouse. coming up at 8:00, we'll go live to allie rasmus to find out more about today's protests. u.s. park priss in washington, d.c. are keeping a close eye of what's left of the

occupy camp. state department officials say increasing violence in syria is making it unsafe for americans to remain there. the shut down comes as syria continues to crackdown on anti- government protests. new video shows syrian troops shelling neighborhoods today. the syrian denies any shelling is taking place. despite the denialal one -- denial, one group says the shelling has killed 17 people. free, free syrian! >> syrian americans protested outside the russian consulate in san francisco. they are angry that russia and

china vetoed a u.n. resolution calling for syrian's president to step down. >> it calls -- it called for bashard to step down. it didn't call for russia or syria to shep down -- to step down. 7:51. california attorney general kamala harris says she may now sign a multibillion-dollar settlement to address foreclosures. now, she's been told -- holding out for a better deal for those who have been affected by the foreclosure crisis. this settlement would require banks to provide billions of dollars in aid to homeowners who have lost their homes to foreclosure or who were still

at risk. and more high-end homes are going into foreclosure across the bay area. the mercury news reports that in santa clara county alone, 400 homes worth a million dollars or more went to auction last year after going into foreclosure. in contra costa county, 300 homes went to auction. all right. nine minutes before 8:00, a hearing is set for the italian captain of the costa concordia. he's been under house arrest since the accident. why that may change -- coming up.

. welcome back. time now, 7:54. today a hearing will determine whether the captain of the costa concord yu cruise ship -- concordia cruise ship in italy should stay under house arrest. he faces charges of abandoning ship and manslaughter.

the court hearing comes as crews try to remove 300 tons of diesel cruel. 1700 people died after the ship ran aground last month. 15 others are still missing this morning. the faa investigating this fatal plane crash in fresno. a small plane went down just a quarter mile from a housing development near the chandler airport late yesterday. the pilot, who was the only person on board, was killed. so far, we don't know the pilot's name. the investigation continues. all right. 7:55. we want too check in again with -- to check in again with sal. hi, sal. >> i have my glasses back on. otherwise, i would be like this -- >> where did they go? [ laughter ] 880 is not quite stop and go yet. it usually gets this way. southbound traffic getting a

little bit thicker heading down to highway 92. let's move along and take a look the bay bridge toll plaza. we've been checking the bridge to make sure that there's nothing up there, like a stalled vehicle or a crash. and so far, chp errors have it clear. this morning on the nimitz freeway, hayward union city, getting some slow traffic now heading south toward the dumbarton bridge. westbound san mateo and dumbarton bridge looking good to a crowded peninsula. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you, sir. mostly cloudy, a few little breaks but we're expecting a cloudy to mostly cloudy day on the mild side. the system that we're expecting for rain late tonight, more likely tuesday morning. still on track, as long as it doesn't decide to split and splitting can be so difficult. this may be a system that we get rain and sacramento to the sierra does not. we have increasing clouds in advance of that. 30s, 40s and 50s on the lows. by noon, 50 to 60 and we'll be

cloudy, breezy to windy. 60 to 68 later on. 36 santa rosa, to 51 m san francisco. concord's dipped back down to 39. yet, 48 in san jose. either cold or not too bad. a lot of high clouds, mostly cloudy. our system continues to march towards us. i think it will make it by the time it gets past us, it will fall apart and turn south. a warm, mild afternoon. 60s, low, mid, let's go for that rain tomorrow. i sure hope so. after that the next two weeks look dry. clearing, breezy, mostly sunny, looks good. partly sunny to partly cloudy. 7:57. it's a billion-dollar project. the possible roadblock, though, that could stall the work on san francisco's doyle drive. >> reporter: occupy oakland is calling for a day of action. we'll tell you when and where they plan to protest and a counterdemonstration that's also planned for today. in san jose, police need

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. good morningp welcome back to "mornings on 2" -- good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. in 30 minutes from now, occupy protesters will return to the city's downtown area. ktvu's allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: this is supposed to be a day of action and demonstrations starting in about a half-hour from an hour from now at the wiley courthouse. that's where a group of occupy protesters are supposed to gather here. i just spoke to a representative from the occupy media team. he says he cities about 100 or so people will come to the courthouse at 9:00 to protest some of their fellow protesters who have been arrested in the frank ogawa plaza. he estimates there are about 12 people who have court dates for various things, like obstruction and assault on a police officer. the plan is to pack the courtroom to support those protesters facing charges.

now today's protesters gathering is part of a day of action. and that's in response to a protest that happened last weekend. more than 400 people were arrested during an occupy oakland demonstration on january 28th. protesters and police clash and tear gas and flash bangs were used to control the crowd. it's in response to that that occupy oakland protesters are calling for a rally against the police brutality. after that, there will be a rally at noon at frank ogawa plaza and then they plan to march back to the courthouse around noon and oakland businesses and residents calling themselves stand for oakland are going to have what they call a silent rally to counterdemonstrate against the events today. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. one minute after 8:00. san jose police are investigating after overnight fatal shooting at an apartment

complex. ktvu's paul chambers is in on the scene in san jose. paul, neighbors tell you they are surprised by the violence. >> reporter: that's right. neighbors say this is a pretty quiet neighborhood. within the last few minutes, police cleared the scene. i cannot tell you what happened here. bebetween those two build -- between those two buildings is where this happened. we're getting little information but this is what we know -- around 10:15 last night, officers got a 911 call of shot irfood in the area of -- shots fired in the area of the 300 of black-- blackburn avenue. officers found a man suffering from a single gunshot wound. the victim was taken to an area hospital where he died from his injuries. his identity is being held at this time, as they are notifying the next of kin.

police are working several scenes and are working for -- looking for multiple people involved in the scene. they say people who left the scene ran in different directions. officers say they do not have a motive at this time, crimestoppers are offering a reward. if you know anything about this, you are asked to give them a call. if i can find a neighbor -- the neighbors i talked to said they didn't hear anything last night. but they say this is a quiet neighborhood so they are pretty surprised a shooting happened here. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. the wife of san francisco sheriff rock has a new lawyer. the chronic reports attorney paula canny is now representing eleana lopez. this is two of the two walking into court. canny is on the left. she's best known for

representing anderson in the balco steroid case. the new representative for lopez comes as sheriff mirkarimi gets ready to go p on trial for domestic violence -- to go on trial for domestic violence charges. someone made a mountain lion yesterday morning after 7:00 near alpine road in the unirn corporated part of the -- unincorporated part of the county. you are asked neverrer to approach a lion, as always.

a proposal to expand san francisco's plastic bag ban goes before a hearing tomorrow. classes resume today at a san francisco high school where hundreds of students suddenly became sick. more than 300 students at saint ignatieus went home sick last week after coming down with the stomach flu. health officials say it's probably the highly contagious norovirus. classes were canceled for several days last week and custodians have been busy dins infecting the school. a special ed teacher is on leave this morning after being arrested on suspicion of

abusing two students. the 44-year-old turned herself into police on saturday. she's accused of physical  physical -- physically abusing two boys at roosevelt elementary school. in los angeles, lasses -- classes at miramonte school have been canceled tomorrow and beads after the arrest of two teachers accused of committing lewd acts against students. sb-70 went into effect and it bars for-profit colleges for offering students a cal grant if they have a high student loan default rate. that includes 40% of so-called

private career colleges. those schools include everette, carrington, kaplan and i.t.t. tech. the pried sid yoproject is short -- presidio parkway project is short $60 million. construction crews have been working on the first part of the new 1.6-mile presidio parkway since the end of 2009. they expect to be done with the first phase within weeks. the second phase is scheduled to be completed in 2016. if they can come up with that extra $60 million. >> only $60 million. >> yeah, right. sal is back. highway 24 has been getting

busy. it's a little concerning seeing this build up to 24. it slows up to the la fayette b.a.r.t. station. after that it gets better and then it slows to the orinda station. the backup has been stretching out to 15 minutes at the bay bridge toll plaza. although it's getting better. there is a new crash southbound 880 just off highway 2 on the shoulder. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. i think the low will go down southern california. i think we'll get something

from this system. it's looking pretty good. mostly cloudy here this morning. but lows have been anywhere from 36 to 52. so a big spread on the temperatures. high clouds to mostly cloudy at noon. we'll be cloudy. breezy to -- breezy to windy. if everything holds together, i need everybody to do the rain dance, .50 to 1 inch, maybe 1 to 2. santa cruz and the mountains in the north bay. 36 to 51. there's the 36 in santa rosa. napa has a breeze. it's 51. livermore, low 40s. concord is in the upper 30s. 51 san francisco. 48 mountain view. hayward, and san jose. your morning trifecta. northeast or easterly coming in

from the valley all the way to oakland. so the easterly wind is establishing itself. eventually it will turn southerly. we have higher pressure to the east and lower pressure to the west. and that's how it's filling that with can the -- that with the easterly direction. this system will move in. clouds increase, breezy, mild, to windy. now, rain late tonight. i think it will be likely tomorrow morning when we all get together again. this system will move through and then clear. i think it's one and out. 60sen the temperatures. 63 -- 60s on the temperatures. our observer in crockett said pretty good east wind out there as well. novato, 65. a lot of mid-60s to upper 60s. san mateo, san bruno, redwood shore, foster city, san -- dash

san carlos. after tuesday, we're done. we're clearing out. sunny, warmer. wednesday, thursday, probably into friday. mostly sunny, partly cloudy by your weekend. we're in desperate need of rain and it's a different story in australia. flooding has storessed thousands of people from their homes. >> anyone home! >> police went door to door in the town of saint george, ordering 3800 people to evacuate. a river in the town is forecast to peak tomorrow. there is one flood-related death. a woman was swept away in her car by rising floodwaters. >> look at those pictures. one tragedy leads to another. a house explodes killing a father and his two young sons. how that is tied to a missing person's case. and new numbers out this morning show a shift in how president obama matches up against run front-runner mitt

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. well, 30, 40s, and 50s here. big spread on the morning lows. increasing clouds. breezy to windy. high, low, mid- to upper 60s. let's hope rain makes it tuesday morning. 8:14. a new poll shows president obama widening its lead over

mitt romney if the gop front- runner becomes the nominee. a poll shows president obama leads romney among registered voters by 51-45%. anlists say the booming economy is boosting numbers for president obama. there are four more nominating contests and mitt romney is looking for a clean sweep. alison? >> reporter: and tori, the vote count in nevada was finally finished this morning, three days after the caucuses. mitt romney finished first with 50% of the vote. newt gingrich, second, ron paul, third and rick santorum, fourth. romney is looking to take, colorado, missouri, minnesota and maine. but a new poll shows santorum up by 2 points in minnesota and he's promising more spur

prices. >> -- surprises. >> we have three states coming up and i think we'll show this is moving in a very different direction. >> reporter: ron paul has explaining to do. there's exa report that he overbilled for -- there's a report out that he overbilled for flights and other expenses. he says taxpayer fund were never used but there could have been some mistakes. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. authorities say a seattle- area man suspected in his wife's disappearance deliberately blew up his house, killing himself and his two young sons. deputies say a social worker brought the little boys, ages 5 and 7, to josh paul's home yesterday for a supervised visit. powell let his sons come in but would not let the social workering in. she called a -- -- worker in.

she called a supervisor and moments later, the house exploded. deputies say powell sent an e- mail before the explosion that said "i'm sorry. good boy." >> we had suspicions of things he could do but i just didn't believe it. but i think this it is -- this is it. he -- i think this was his admission and he just couldn't take it anymore. a second marine is going to trial for hazing another and that man committedside. fellow marines beat him and poured sand into his mouth. they wanted to punish him for falling asleep while on watch duty. last week, one of the marines pleaded guilty to assault and

was sentenced to 30 days in jail. work is underway to provide dozens of homeless veterans a place to live in san francisco. the city is working with a group, swords to plow shares to turn this 90-year-old building that's been vacant for years into 72 studio apartments. ed hensley served in the army. when he came back he turned to drugs and alcohol to help him cope. says living in an apartment building with fellow vets would provide a support system for all tenants. >> it's a good thing. >> the building will also include medical and social service programs for tenants. it's scheduled to open in october. 8:18. this was -- was a great game if you saw the super bowl, especially if you are a new york giants' fan. how far, super bowl xlvi came to a heartbreaking finish for the quarterback from san mateo. >> the game ends here, to the

end zone. hernandez is there! >> just like that. five seconds left on the clock, sara high grad, tom brady, threw that hail mary, hoping for a miracle but it didn't stop. and the giants beat the patriots, 21-17. eli manning there, the giants' quarterback was named this year's super bowl mvp. now, this morning, there's plenty of finger-pointing in the latest controversy involving a super bowl halftime show. this time it was not a wardrobe malfunction t was for a middle- finger gesture. british singer m.i.a., flipped the bird during madonna's performance. an estimated 110 million tv viewers were tuned in. now, the nfl blamed nbc for not bling bick enough to censure -- for not being quick enough to

censure that gesture. police all over the bay area warranted to keep our streets safe on spoel. they were out there look -- on super bowl. they were out there looking for drunk drivers. checkpoint points were set up in many areas, including dan ville. the chp reports the number of people -- danville. the chp reports the number of people driving and drinking has increased in the last two years. officers cited several drivers who didn't have a license or were driving on a suspend license. san francisco and new york city are at the top of the list when it comes to the steepest parking meter fines in the u.s. that's acored -- that's according to a new survey by the san francisco municipal agency. the penalty is $65 in new york city and san francisco has the third highest hourly parking rates at meters with $4.25.

it costs $5 an hour to fill a meter in good old chicago. 8:0. we're gonna show you a man who desperately needs a life- changing transplant. why his immigration status was holding it you. and the winder time dry spell is over. steve will tell us when it will arrive in the bay area. and we are gating a little bit -- getting a little bit better at the bay bridge. we will fel you more about the -- term you more -- we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the traffic. hey guys, breakfast!

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. all right. 8:24. let's check the roads and the bridges. sal's coming book see how the commute is doing. sal? >> dave, it's getting a little bit slower in some areas as we get to the commute. for example, here hon interstate 880, it does get slower at this time of the morning. you can see it's pretty jam packed coming up past hyde street and getting to the downtown oakland area. after that, northbound 880 traffic slowed for a little bit. westbound 580, some slow traffic from hyde street as you drive to the 980 interchange. this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza, it has improved

quite a bit. you can see traffic is going to be a little bit slow here at the parking lot area and that's about all. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, traffic is going to be okay. 680 southbound, still getting some slow traffic as you drive through walnut creek. but that's improved quite a bit. still slow in antioch on westbound highway 4 coming up to pittsburg. let's go to steve. tu -- spice. thank you, sir. look for a mostly cloudy morning. 30s, 40s and 50s on the lows. either cold, cool or not too bad. you can see the cloud deck. there's one there and there will be another break before the system starts to move in tonight. i certainly think this give us rain. after today or tomorrow, there's not much on the weather horizon. things look dry here. a lot of clouds here. the wind is picking up. there's your temperatures, 30, 40s and 50s. but now that wind is coming out

of the east-southeast, starting to get around 15, 25, it will get stronger than that late tonight, tomorrow. as long as it doesn't split, we'll get the front. the low will go to southern california. at least we'll get something. clouds increase. very mild system. it will be with us tuesday morning and then afternoon clearing and that looks like this. but the wind will pick up tomorrow afternoon and evening in advance of the system and also tomorrow after. tuesday looks like a rain day. wednesday it's out of here. clearing, breezy, into the weekend, partly sunny, mild to warm. 8:27. a violent weekend on the streets of oakland, the latest gunfire was just hours ago. . >> reporter: we're live in oakland where the outside of a bill something starting to fall apart. we'll tell you if anyone was hurt when we come back. they say that with great power comes great responsibility.

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. happening right now, the latest occupy oakland protest is just about to start. allie rasmus is out there with the latest on what's going on outside the county courthouse. >> reporter: that's right. any time in the next half-hour, we should see -- the estimate is about 100 or so occupy oakland supporters gathering outside the wiley emanuel courthouse. it looks like there is a small group of people out there. it's hard to tell if they are there for some other court appearance or occupy oakland. the plan is for the protesters to pack the courthouse and

support other occupy protesters who have been arrested in the past and are facing charges and have court appearances today. the estimate is there are about 12 to 18 people who have court dates an arraignments scheduled today. these are people arrested at frank ogawa plaza in the past. we talked to one of those 12 people who is supposed to show up in court today. adam karz said he went to an occupy oakland event with his camera. he didn't have a press pass. he's a supporter. but he said at that event he was fairly -- unfairy press pass. >> i take one picture. a cop says do you have a press pass? i said no. then i back up. i said tell me where you want me to go, behind the line. what line. tell me what line! >> reporter: this is video of his arrest. he says after that he spent the following 15 hours in jail. was charged with resisting a police officer. he brought this video with him

to court to his court appearance to show the judge in his case. this is part of a day of action. occupy portland shorters -- sport eswill have a rally at noonp then they will march to the courthouse around 1:00 p.m. and then around noon, a group of residents called stand for oakland they say they are gonna have a silent rally to counterdemonstrate the occupy oakland demonstration. if we take you back out here live, the other thing we want to point out is it looks like oakland police are preparing for a day of action. you are looking across the street from the wiley courthouse. there is a bus load of police officers. early this morning we saw them getting in and getting ready. it looks like they had riot gear and some other stuff along

with them. this is part of a day of action plan. this is happening in oakland. something to keep in mind if you work or live near this area. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> make sure you stay with ktvu.com for continuing coverage throughout the day on this latest occupy oakland demonstration. and just a reminder, we stream all of our newscasts live online. it's all at ktvu.com. 8:33. new this morning, emergency crews are still on the scene of a liquor store in oakland. part of the building's exterior collapsed onto the ground below. tara moriarty is live at the location. so is this bidding -- building gonna be closed for a while? >> reporter: it seems like it. they are gonna have to walk gingerly around this area. we're here at 14th and

international. it's right across the street from a firehouse. initially this call came into the station as an explosion. but luckily, that proved not to be the case. building engineers say it's just an old building. possibly 70 years old. the mortar is just starting to get brittle. firefighters tried to people away some of the -- to peel away some of the loose bricks. >> i'm surprised what happened. all of the brick is -- is down. >> it happened at 6:15. we're just lucky there wasn't anybody out there. if there was a lot of, you know, foot traffic. >> pedestrian traffic, anything like that -- foot traffic, pedestrian traffic, anything like slamming the door could have made it fail.

we're lucky there were no fatalities. >> reporter: right now this is a dangerous situation. this area has been cordoned off until the city can figure out how to repair the facade. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:34. right now, public works crews in oakland are still trying to cap off an overnight matter wayne -- water main break in the fruitvale district. this is the scene on 39th avenue shortly after mid my. a small river of gutter -- midnight. a small river of gutter water. crews have been on the scene for the last several hours cleaning up the mess. they could be there for several more hours. the chp is investigating a fiery crash in fremont. it happened on southbound 880. investigators say a speeding car burst into flames after rolling over several times. the crash briefly shut down the

freeway. both the driver and the passenger refused medical treatment at the scene. no other cars were involved. and there were some tense moments at an oakland apartment complex after a truck crashed into the building and burst into flames. it happened at international and havens court boulevards. everyone got out safely. the driver of the truck ran away but he was later arrested by oakland police. oakland police investigating several shootings in a violent week. just hours ago there was a fatal shooting about 1:30. police have detained a person of interest but still not clear what led up to the killing. oakland police still looking for suspects in a drive-by shooting in broad daylight. six young people were rounded -- wounded on adeline on 33rd

near west oakland. that caused a disturbing crime scene. investigators placed almost 50 evidence markers outside the home where the shooting occurred. a lot of neighbors are becoming increasingly frustrated with the violence right outside of their doors. >> i'm tired of all of the shooting stuff going on. they are spending a lot of time on this occupy stuff instead of trying to kep the -- to help the kids. >> police say five young men and one young woman were wounded in the shooting. all are expected to survive. there were ten shootings in one 24-hour period in the city of oakland. police in santa rosa investigating a homicide. police were called to a shooting on mark streit near e street just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. the 60-year-old woman, broo, was found with a -- brooks, was found with a gunshot wound.

she later died at the hospital. police say the suspect drove off in a silver car. but no arrests have been made yet. the farmers market may have to move this summer. they say they've not been able to afford the 140% rent increase to use the hall's parking lot. the county says the farmers market is paid a rate -- is paying a rate 75% less than what other groups would have paid in the last few years. the farmers market is a popular destination on saturdays and wednesday all year long. the city of alameda says new rules will level the playing field between the trucks and local restaurants. under the rules, vendors will have to get a local vendors as license. the city has designated five off-street locations for food, truck venners to set up.

8:38. sal, i know you've been keeping an eye on the san mateo bring. everybody behaving them -- bridge. everybody behaving themselves? >> yes. we've opinion looking at all of the bridges but recently the san mateo and the dumbarton. i wanted to show you what it looked like here on westbound 92 -- guess we're gonna start here. i'm starting with maps. that's my fault. northbound 280, that traffic is slow. you can see it's slowing down into cupertino, the site of the accident, near wolfe road on the right shoulder. i would recommend using 85 as an alternative. sure, it's slow but it's mott as bad as 280 is at this point. i would say 85 is the way to go if you are in the south valley and now the san mateo bridge. there it is. likewise for the dumb bar ten bridge and no major problems. on the sunol grade we've had late-morning traffic on 84 and 680 heading into the south bay.

so people may have slept in a little bit. or they are on the road a little bit later and now we have building traffic from pleasanton to fremont and into san jose. time for the weather with steve. a very good morning. we had mostly sunny skies. a few sunbreaks in there. s also the breeze is picking u i shouldn't say mild. for some it. for others it's 30s, 40s, an 50s. napa county, 30, 40s and 50s. also in sonoma county. marin county, mainly in the 40s. it's 50 in san francisco. a pretty good band of bowdz. a little bit of a sunbreak. by noon, 50 to 60. the southeast wind which is already cranking ut wind will give us a mild afternoon. the snow level is gonna go way up. think wind is a bigger issue.

36 smoe na county airport -- 36 sonoma county airport. if you get any breeze, the temperatures are up. if not -- if not, it drops. 30s for many. upper 40s under mostly sunny skies. this is still going to move towards us tonight and tomorrow. we'll get the pront, he says. we'll get the front. that will be for tomorrow morning. the low will come in and dive towards southern california. so farther to the inland areas to the east, lesser amounts of rain closer to the khost -- closer to the coast. i think this system stalls out. it's a dry air. you haveton cautious about these systems coming in. 60s on the temperatures, low, mid 0, to upper -- low, mid- to upper. cloudy to mostly cloudy today,

rain tuesday. clears out late tuesday into wednesday. after that we're goo good to go. mild weather to -- mild weather will take us into the weekend. disaster overseas, new video of the chaos that followed a deadly earthquake in the phillippines. and some angry new england patriot fans turn violent after their team lost the super bowl.

. after a five-week rally, stocks edging lower this monday as talks dragged on between greek political leaders over a fresh austerity package required for the country to get more bailout lanes -- looks. there's concerns that greece will be unable to avoid default. 8:45. let's bring you up to date on tom of the other top stories we're following for you right now -- occupy oakland protesters getting ready for their latest demonstration. protesters are gathering this morning at the county courthouse in downtown oakland. make sure you stay right here with ktvu's "mornings on 2."

we'll take you back live to ktvu's allie rasmus for an update on this morning's protest in the next couple of minutes. also, a new controversy, it involves a super bowl halftime show. it was that. british singer m.i.a. flipped the bird during madonna's half-time performance at the super bowl. an estimated 110 million tv viewers were were watching at the time. and homicide investigators are investigating a deadly shooting at an apartment complex. ktvu's paul chamber has been there all morning and is back with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, dave. now, police cleared the scene about an hour ago. they started this their -- their focus at the apartment complex. that's where police spent most of the morning. we've not been able to get more information. but this is what we know -- around 10:15, officers got a 911 call of shots fired in the area of the 4300 block of

backford avenue. officers say the shooting happened in the rear. once on scene, they found a man with gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital. he died from his injuries. his identity is being confirmed by the coroner's office. police say those leaving the scene ran in separate trekses -- directions. officers say they don't have a motive and crimestoppers is offering a reward. we will tell you that police spent about nine hours before they cleared the scene. some neighbors i talked to say this is very sur prying. i -- surprising. i talked to one woman who said she's been here for 17 years and she's never seen anything like this. they did not want to go on

camera. ktvu, paul chamber. back to you. in december, the city planning commission changed lift lounges service hours. so instead of closing at 12:30 a.m., they have to close at 11:30 p.m. the commission said the lounge committed violations of its conditional-use permit. restrictions on the lounge followed several drawl -- brawls in the city's downtown air craw. tomorrow, contra costa supervisors will decide whether to move forward with a new feet to -- fee to clean storm water runoff. it would help pay for programs to meet state imposed requirements like eliminating trash from storm drains over the next decade. county residents will vote on the fee if the majority agree,

it will pass. investigators say a 69-year- old woman was staning in her driveway when a -- standing in her driveway when a car started to roll backward. she tried to stop it. but it ran over here, trapping it beneath it -- trapping her beneath it. she died later at john muir medical center. firefighters are watching for hot spots on john mare island at a warehouse. it started yesterday in a 150,000-square foot structure. the black smoke could be seen for miles across the bay. firefighters doused the flames from a distance. the cause of the fire still under investigation. 8:49. it was a wild finish to super bowl xlvi. the giants won the game but it was not decided until the final seconds. >> the game ends here! to the end zone!

hernandez is there! >> tom brady's hail mary pass fail incomplete in the end zone with five seconds left. the giants beat the patriots, 21-17. giants' quarterback, eli manning, led what turned out to be a winning touchdown drive in the final minutes of the game. manning was named super bowl mvp. the nielson numbers have just been released for the ratings. the ratings were 1% shy of breaking the record from last year. last night's numbers were -- as you would expect thousands of fans poured into the streets of new york to celebrate. this is brooklyn last night after the giants pulled off the win. this was the giants' fourth

super bowl title and their second since 2008. now, in massachusetts, it was a different seen as would you expect, when angry new england patriots' fans became angry after the super bowl loss. >> police in riot gear set off flash bombs on the campus of the university of massachusetts in amherst trying to disperse a crowd. officers used non-lethal ammunition to scatter the crowd. 8:51. in solano county, police in suisun city looking for the vandal blamed for a disturbing recent string of crimes. investigators say this person is shaking -- taking potshots with a pellet and bb gun. both homes are targeted. as well as residents. if you have any information about this call suisun police right away. at least 13 people are dead

after a strong earthquake shook the phillippines. a shop -- shoppers -- look at them -- rushing out of a mall last night right after that quake hit. it was a magnitude 6.8 quake. it hit in the central part of the phillippines, about 400 miles away from manila. seismologists briefly issued a tsunami alert but they canceled it soon after. more occupy oakland protests getting underway right now. the reason today's action will focus on the county courthouse, when "mornings on 2" continues. like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. but no way it's 80 calories, right? no way. lady, i just drive the truck. right, there's no way right, right? have a nice day. [ male announcer ] 80 delicious calories. fiber one.

. 8:54. the latest occupy oakland protest is just getting underway outside of the county courthouse. let's go to allie rasmus to find out what is happening out there. ail allie -- allie? >> reporter: we're in front of the courthouse on 17th in oakland. right now there's a group of about 40 to 50 people who have gathered out here. these are occupy oakland supporters who have gathered to support some of their fellow protesters who have been arrested in the past. you can see they've made a sign out here, asking the protested -- that the charges be dropped against those protesters. they have coffee and doughnuts out here. there are about ten people who have court dates for being arrested and we talked to one of them and he said he went to an occupy oakland event on

january 4th with his camera. he said he was unfairly arrested. >> i take one picture. a police officer comes and says do i have a press pass. i says no. then two other cops rush at me shouting back you. i back up. i said i'm backing up. please tell me where you want me to go. behind the line. behind what line? they kept running at me. they throw me moo -- they throw me in a police car and arrest me. >> reporter: now, this is video of his arrest. he said after he was arrested he spent the following hours in jail. he was charged with assaulting a police officer. he proud this to show the -- proud this to show the -- he brought this to show the judge. they will have a rally and then they will march back to the

courthouse after going to frank ogawa plaza and then a group called stand for oakland, oakland businesses and residents and they said they will have a silent rally to counter the protest es. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. all right. obviously a story we'll be following throughout the day. let's go to sal. >> northbound 880 at hyde street. there was an accident just reported as we go on the -- wet on the air. let's take a look at 237. we have stop-and-go traffic here as you cross 880. also it looks like some sort of activity on the side of the road there. northbound 880 at hyde street. there appears to be a brand-new accident reported right in this area. and the morning commute at the toll plaza has cleared out. let's go to steve. all right, sal. had a few sunbreaks. but it will be mostly cloudy, breezy, mild. rain late tonight, early tomorrow morning. we'll kick it out on wednesday and the rest of it looks good, you two. >> but we need an umbrella

tomorrow. >> yes. >> and then it looks good for two weeks. >> yes. >> after tomorrow. >> yes. >> that's our report. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news peaks. and be sure to join us -- news breaks. and be sure to join us for the noon news. we're always on at ktvu.com. thanks for watching. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories,

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