flames break out inside a house in pinole early this morning, but this was more than just a house fire. what firefighters found inside. >> reporter: a shooting in oakland ends with two children being taken to the hospital. i'll have the details coming up. >> i need your vote. get out there and how many times they let you. >> and live coverage of super

tuesday. and israel's president is in the bay area. how he could make some facebook friends today. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, march 6th. a house fire in pinole has sparked a criminal investigation. we're live from the scene with new video of what was discovered after firefighters put out the fire. alex? >> reporter: good morning, pam. yes, the police investigation has been launched out here in pinole after this early-morning house fire. we'll get you a look at fire investigators. this is a fire investigator beyond us taking a look at the house, trying to figure out what caused this fire. they to believe there was a marijuana growing operation. the fire broke out on ramona street. we'll show you video of what we saw. some plants, it looks like in the back of the rooms.

firefighters knocked the flames down and that's when they found equipment and plants used to grow marijuana. they say no one was home at the time time of the fire and they believe this place potentially could be a vacant home. we did just a short time ago talk with a woman across the street and she tells us she doesn't think anyone lives here. >> my husband says somebody is out cleaning the house outside yesterday, they were sweeping. >> reporter: when was the last time someone lived there? >> i never know somebody lived anymore. >> reporter: right now, fire investigators are trying to pinpoint an exact cause for this fire that broke out and trying to secure the house. police from pinole are here on the scene, and they are gonna go inside and launch their investigation into what they believe is a marijuana-growing

operation in pinole. back to you. >> thank you, aim lex -- alex. we're tracking another house fire on rose court around 2:15 this morning. police helped three people get out of the burning home. one of them suffered smoke inhalation. the red cross is helping the victims. the firefighters had the fire under control in 20 minutes. the cause is still under investigation. it's been a violent night on the streets of oakland. police right now investigating several shootings. it includes deadly gunfire in east oakland that led to a car crash involving children. paul chambers is at children's hospital in oakland with the latest. paul? >> reporter: dave, this is becoming an all-too-familiar incident -- children being injured as a result of fire. the police say the call came in about 6:30 last night when they responded to shots fired in east oakland. once arriving in the 8700 block

of bancroft avenue, officers found several cars were involved in the accident. police say the driver of a bentley had been shot about a block away and tried to get away. that's when his vehicle crashed into several vehicles including a monte carlo which had a mother, two children and another adult inside. firefighters had to use the jaws of live to remove some of the people in that vehicle. the two children were transported to children hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the bentley was taken to the hospital where he died. oakland police have very few details on it. if have you any information, call oakland police. we're trying to find out if they have anyial dated information. as soon as we find out, we'll pass it on to you. >> okay, paul. police rushed to a shooting in west oakland. two people were injured in the attack on 13th and peralta. police responded to this

incident, they just left the scene of another shoot right near the intersection of fairfax and bancroft. that's where a man was shot in the chest. we don't know his condition. police are trying to determine if the final shooting of the night is connected to the earlier gun violence. police found a wounded area on 48th around 9:00 last night. the young victim refused to answer any questions about how he was wounded. he's being treated at highland hospital. the polls are open in the ten states holding super tuesday primaries and caucuses in the republican race today. coming up at 7:15, we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. with what is at stake for candidates today and the key states where rick santorum and mitt romney are running neck and meck. in a few hours from now, president obama will hold his first news conference. year. the white house says it's just

a equips dense this conference is taking place on -- coincidence this conference is taking place on super tuesday. ktvu will carry the presidential address live at 10:15 this morning. "the croppicle" reports that several vimmal groups are accusing park employees or even contractors of -- environmental groups are accusing park employee or even contractors of killing certain frogs and removing their eggs. these frogs are protected by the endane sherred species act -- endangered species act. we want to check in with tara who is in for sal. what's happening on the bring?

>> well, if we take a live look, you can see how windy it is. our camera has been bobbling around all morning long. the conditions are making it hard to drive in your own lane. a high wind advisory also in effect for the bay bridge. the metering lights are on so give yourself extra time if you need get into san francisco this morning. the winds simply won't die. an advisory in effect there and also at the dumbarton and benicia bridges. 7:06. let's check in with steve. okay. some of the tweets coming in. it's freezing out there. it's windy, it's cold. you name it. it's a cold morning out there as that system came flying by. it did leave a little rain, yes, yes but it's moving out fast. snow up in the sierra. we'll have more on that coming up. the gusts have been very strong. this system came and it's boot scootin' right on down. it's intensifying.

here comes the cold air. rapid clearing with this system with the clouds. mostly sunny but a much colder afternoon. widespread 50s. some of the gusts, altamont pass 48 miles an hour. rig rock -- big rock, 48 miles an hour. sfo, 40 miles an hour. oakland, 41. and many of the east bay hills as well. west-northwest sfo, these are sustained. those are the gusts. 28. northwest santa rosa, west or northwest, so it will abra day. the temperatures have been coming down. santa rosa, 43. 44 san rafael. even 44 for livermore. if it weren't for the breeze, it would be colder. the system is going to form a low. and that will give us the wind. real quick, i want to mention, there's a lot of rain in

hawaii. ka kaui -- kaui and oahu have been getting hammered. so if you are heading there. wind advisory out for the coast, the bills and around the bay and in the -- hills and around the bay and there were chains required up to donner lake. but about 2 to 4 inches below lake level. 4 to 6 above. wind advisory out. mostly sunny. but windy and cole her -- colder. i think a lot of 58s or 59s should cover it here on the high side. temperatures a couple of days ago were 70s and 80s. not now. it will be really cold. it will be sunny and warmer. we take that into friday and saturday. tori? it's not a good morning for wall street with stocks down more than 1%.

big factors include weak economic news ut of europe -- out of europe. also, many are believing the stock market has advanced too far to fast this year. the dow is currently down 147. the nasdaq is down 39. s&p is down 17. but if you want some good news, coming up in a half an hour, i will explain -- he was keeping an eye on the gas prices. they are actually coming blown oh, refully. >> yeah. okay. nuclear inspections, some -- coming down. >> oh, really? >> yeah. >> okay. nuclear inspections. and there's some questions about whether osama bin laden was actually buried at sea. and if you are a frequent flier how it will soon be easier to carry -- handle your carry-on luggage.

windy conditions. it will be mostly sunny to partly sunny today. temperatures, though, mainly in the 50s. wind advisories all over the place, including some of the bridges. thank you, steve. 7:12. new this morning, iran will allow inspectors from the united nations nuclear energy commission into a military complex where the u.n. suspects secret atomic work has been purr carried out. last month, u.n. inspectors left iran declaring a mission of failure after they were not allowed access to the military complex. now iran says it will allow inspectors in as a gesture of goodwill. also, this morning, the five permanent members of the council have accepted an offer to resume talks with iran on the nuclear issue. guantanamo bay detainees

released have returned to tris tick activities -- terroristic activities, it's reported. the report also indicates 14 of the 166 reloosed are dead and -- release resident dead and 54 are back in custody. most releases happened during the bush administration. was osama bin laden really buried at sea? some new wikileak e-mails suggests maybe not. internal mail -- e-mails that were leaked say the body was flown to delaware and then taken to the pathology institute in bethesda and it was not just wrapped in a sheet and eased off the check of the ship hours after osama bin laden was killed.

well, senator john mccain wants the u.s. to start bombing syria. he says president obama's stand against president assad is too soft and that american-led airpower is the only realistic way to protect the people in syria. the united states shall lead the effort, through air strikes on president assad's forces. vladimir putin's spokesman is defending the arrest of hundreds of protesters in moscow. they were protesting the results of the recent election. despite those who volunteered to work as poll observers, some say the election was rigged in

putin's favor. however, putin says it was a fair victory. vote something underway for super tuesday. primaries or caucuses are being held in ten states, a total of 419 delegates are up for grabs. most states divide them up proportionately. nationally, romney, the latest average of recent polls has mitt romney with 38% of the vote and that's given him a 12- point lead over rick santorum. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with what is at take today. >> reporter: this is the day that mitt romney hopes will show he's the one on the path to the gop nomination. the biggest prize is georgia where newt gingrich enjoys a home state advantage and a big lead but the hottest contest is in ohio where mitt romney and

rick santorum are oning neck- and-neck -- are running neck and neck. >> this is about the course of america. >> reporter: rick santorum. >> he won't be able to ignore our questions and avoid answer be the questions -- answering questions in the fall. as a result, he will be the weakest candidate we could possibly put forward. >> reporter: ron paul supporters are looking for him to take his first win tonight. his best hopes are in alaska, north dakota and idaho. a national poll shows 65% of americans believe mitt romney will be the gop nominee. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. and stay with us for continuing coverage. we'll have election results. as they start coming in both in

our newscast during the day and tonight and on ktvu.com. 7:17. back here at home, an oakland man accused in a deadly bar shooting near jack london square last year is due in court this morning. 292-year-old could get life in prison for april's shooting at sweet jimmy's on broadway. two people were killed, five others were wounded. police continue think any of the seven victims were the intended target. they think this stands from a -- stems from a dispute with two gang member rials outside of the bar earlier in the evening -- rivals outside of the bar earlier in the evening. the city control estimates the night-time industry generates 4.2 -- $4.2 billion in consumer spending. it crow eights $48,000 and pays $55 million in taxes.

the supervisor asked for the report. >> so in the few chufer -- in the future, we're doing it on data. not based on stereotypes and assumption. >> and the record says it's not just visitors from out of state it, they say this is popular from neighboring bay area counties. several u.s. arms are trying to make it easier for travel, who carry on -- airplanes are trying to make it easier for those who carry on bags. they are all making their bin storages areas pigger. some planes are being outfight -- outfitted with completely new and larger bans.

the others will allow you to put the bag in wheels first. >> that's a tricky one. >> yes. a lot of people are telling steve, it's cold out there! some winter weather has come back. steve will be back and he will tell you how the winds are gonna be. stu ] yeah.

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it is 7:22. a mother in indiana lost both her legs after sheeding her kids from a devastating tornado. stephanie decker successfully used her body to shield her 5- year-old daughter and 8-year- old son when friday atornado tore through marysville, indiana.

the family's home clamsed onto her. she ended -- collapsed onto her. she ended up losing one leg below the knee and one leg below the ankle. >> i was reaching down holding them and trying to keep everything away from them so it didn't hit them. i -- i had two steel beams on my legs. i couldn't move i was stuck. >> deckerrary children were not injured -- decker's children were not injured. at least 40 people were killed. now snow in kentucky and indiana are complicating efforts to deal with the destruction. fema is affecting the destruction. >> what do you say about that story? >> right. let's check in with tara. what happened in pet lieu spa. >> we have reports of a fire. some some wires are -- let puma? >> well, we have reports of a

fire. some wires -- some wires are sparking. and the chp is do going -- is gog do a traffic stop. 7:23. let's check in with steve. >> a windy and cold day out there, temperatures continuing to drop. now they will probably start to level off and warm up at 8:00. a lot of 40s out there. gusts to 40 miles an hour. mostly sunny. a few partly cloudies left but the clouds are mainly racing out of the picture as the colder air comes in. we will see winds out of the west-northwest. wind advisories are out at sfo. half moon bay, gusts to 40. windy morning. also near you will cass valley. 48 miles an hour. oakland airport. 40s on these temperatures for everyone but they are

continuing to drop. they may level off. but it's cold out there. david in novato. freezing out there. cold in the marina. it's a chilly one. snow up in the sierra will continue for a couple of hours. mt. shasta says light snow, truckee and tahoe. windy conditions. mostly sunny here, though. 50s for temperatures or very, very low 60s. i think there will be more 50s than 60s. cold tomorrow morning but then things calm down. it will warm up as we go into thursday and friday. mostly sunny but starting a cooling trend. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. 7:25. a bombshell in a battle against drunk driving. why hundreds of dui convictions in san francisco could be tossed out. >> reporter: shimon peres is continuing his tour here. and why a big trouble

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midnight. let's head back to the desk. thank you, tara. 7:28. shimon peres continues his tour of the bay area this morning with a visit to facebook headquarters in menlo park. as allie rasmus tells us a world lead -- the world leader will be helping -- setting up his own facebook page with the help of facebook's president. pretty em policive -- impressive. >> reporter: he will set up his page with the help of the president of facebook and he will take question and answers.

this is all part of the tour of the valley for him. he's trying to strengthen economic ties between his country and this country. >> a lot of the research and development that creates products for us here in the valley actually goes on in israel, everything from super computers to security. >> reporter: the israeli president already has a fan page. after his visit facebook visit, le have lunch with some of the silicon power group and then be at the emanuel temple. back to you. >> thank you. as many as a thousand dui convictions are being reinvested -- reinvestigated. police are being used of not

properly checking the devices. jeff adachi claims in problem -- claims this problem started six years ago. jury selection in sheriff mirkarimi's domestic violence trial continues at 9:00. this follows two major developments from yesterday. a judge ruled that one of the sheriff's former girlfriends can take the witness stand. christinechris -- christina floor res claims he physically abused her when they were dating and the lead defense attorney has asked the trial be moved out of san francisco. she says it's impossible for her client to get a fair trial

here. the judge is considering the request. now, the sheriff faces the domestic violence charges for an leaked fight with his wife -- alleged fight with his life on new year's eve. 65 protesters were taken to jail on trespassing charges after refusing to leave the capitol building. police moved in around 7:30 last night. one by one protesters were handcuffed and removed from the rotunda. the arrests capped a day-long protests over cuts to higher education. >> the money is there. the politicians can fully fund this by taxing corporations. >> governor brown says the protests highlight the need for the tax increase that he's proposed for the november ballot.

a uc davis police officer sprayed protesters back in november and uc regents set up a task force to investigate the incident. the task force planned on releasing their report today but then delayed the process. back in november uc berkeley officers used ba ton -- ba tons -- batons on individuals. 7:33. this is interesting. high school seniors we know are busy right now applying for financial aid and scholarships for college but you may want to double check your facebook accounts where -- accounts before you send out the

applications. the chronicle says one-fourth of the providers say they check out the applicants on social networking sites like facebook and twitter. those financial providers say they are looking for signs of underaged drinking, provocative photographs, drug use and even racial slurs. 7:34. capitola is looking at thousands of dollars in repair bills after high surf last month damaged the city's wharf. city leaders say a steel piling that holdles the floating docks

in place -- holds the floating docks in place will have to be replaced. actual costs and the timetable for the repairs will be discussed at thursday's city council meeting. we are learning more about the eviction of a long-time union square bar in san francisco. as we reported last week, the express clothing chain has signed a long-term lease to take over the space currently occupied by the gold dust lounge. on saturday, the lease for the lounge expires. but the owner for the lounge is trying to get lapd mark status for the bar to keep the doors open. 7:35. san francisco is dealing with a problem that just may surprise you -- coyotes. ktvu's pam cook is in our newsroom right now to explain the problem and what's being done about it. pam? >> well, coyotes have been

around the bay area for a while. but the problem is they are being seen closer to people for popular spots for tourists and we're live at the park where there has been an increase in sightings. some are feeding the coyotes. that's becausing some concern for people walking their dogs and republicanning through there -- running through the -- through the park. >> as a runner it does intimidate me sometimes. i think i would like to know where the die yotys are -- coyotes are. >> some animal rights group that this could attract unwanted attention and even harm to the animals. we are asking you if you have come across a coyote in san francisco, sara writes "on my navy a few years ago --

anniversary a few years ago, we were met by a coyote on the golden gate. we quickly got back in the car and left. other cars were feeding it fast food. not cool." and another one wrote," there is not a problem with coyotes. resident the need to -- residents need to learn about them." tori? >> thank you, pam. 7:37. there will soon be fewer potholes in pittsburg. the city council approved $827,000 for road we pairs. the repairs will include patch saving -- paving and ceilings.

7:37. tara's back. what is good evening on on the san mateo -- going on on the san mateo bridge? >> reporter: well, just to dpifn you an idea where the accident happened. let's take a look at our maps, 92. so it's am to foster city. if we take a look at at our bridge -- this is just after the toll plaza. traffic has been really stop aped go for the past couple of minutes. there is also a high wind advisory here. same for the dumbarton and benicia bridges. let's check in with steve now. have we seen anything stronger than 4 miles an hour? >> 55 at the point reyes lighthouse. >> that's windy. >> yeah. >> i got a tweet from willie in san francisco in the mission. he says the windchill is minus

4,000. [ laughter ] >> it's cold out there. it's clear. we had a system go by. there was some light rain, believe it or not. snow up in the sierra but the cold and the wind, oh, baby, it's cold out there! has definitely filtered in. it will be a blustery cold day. now, this system did not have much rain but did it pack a lot of cold air. breezy to windy day. we've had rapid clearing. but a colder afternoon. these west or northwest, anywhere from 22 to -- well, 55 point lay just lighthouse. some of the higher elevations, 40 miles per hour -- point reyes lighthouse. some of the higher elevations, 40 miles per hour of the city and much of the coast dropped. today it's just cold. that means livermore which was

75 yesterday. 59. san jose dropping from. temperatures are going down. they were around 47, 48. now this system will develop a low in southern california in southern nevada. that's really going to be the difference as high pressure building into the north and until that low ejects out, we're dealing with a lot of a north northeasterly breeze by tomorrow that will collapse and we'll start to see temperatures moderate. today it will be cold out there and very wind yip at times. mostly sunny. visibility is outstanding. temperatures around 58, 59 should cover. it today, 59 for santa cruz. cold tomorrow. there will be 20s in wind protected areas. it will be sunny, nice and

normal. maybe some rain late sunday into monday. 7:40. we'll find out why the markets are down this morning and which bay area high tech company could hand thousands of pink slips this month. a new development in the case of a washington state boy who brought a gun too school wounding a classmate. find out why the police have issued an arrest warrant foreign the child's mother.

stocks are down more than 1% this morning on renewed concerns about greece. also, some feel u.s. stocks have risen too far, too fast. right now, the dow is down 163.

nasdaq is down 43. s&p is down 17. the rumors that yahoo will lay off thousands of employees by the end of the month continue to circulate because they are looking for ways to cut costs. yahoo remains profitable but it continues to lose market share to its rivals. one-third of the employees are in sunnyvale. apple fans are excited about the expected announcement tomorrow about a new ipad. some business owners are worried. they have accessories for the apple products. and since apple is so private about their products, they they have -- they have to basically guess what they will come up with. the apple industry cops $2

billion -- tops $2 billion. it's super tuesday. 419 delegates are up for frabs in -- up for grabs in ten mits -- states. we're live in georgia. >> reporter: it is a huge day for all of these candidates with more than 400 delegates up for grabs. it's the most amount of delegates up for grabs when you consider all of the previous contests and combine them together. they still don't add up to what is at stake today. mitt romney has momentum going into super tuesday. >> gosh, we just won our fifth state in a row! [ cheers ] >> which is good news! >> reporter: fresh off victories in arizona and michigan one week ago and in washington state on saturday, romney is hoping to break away from his rivals tonight. he's racked up endorsements

from high-profile conservatives, including house majority leader, eric canter. >> mitt romney is the only man in the race who has a plan to create jobs and get this economy back on track. >> reporter: but rick santorum, who has not had a win for nearly a month, believes he has a fighting chance in one of tonight's most important contests. ohio. >> i know all of the establishment is lining up behind the guy with the most money. but we have some cure ragous people in -- courageous people in ohio that stood by us. the south will also be a major test for romney tonight. newt gingrich is expected to score a win in his stop state of georgia -- home state of georgia. but if romney does well in tennessee, it will be a sign that he can rally those to his

side and has the chaps to take on president obama in november -- chops to take on president obama in november. virginia is one of those ten super tuesday states. but get this, dave -- newt gingrich and and rick santorum their names -- and rick santorum, their names will not be on the pal lots because -- ballots because they were not able to to because of the lack of votes. >> all right. thank you, rene. rene marsh reporting. and we'll have coverage of super tuesday on. news and at ktvu.com. there is a -- on the news and at ktvu.com. police have issued an arrest warrant for the mother of the 9-year-old boy responsible for the shooting in seating. the child accidentally fired the weapon seriously wounding a

classmate. investigators say they did not keep the loaded weapon in a secure area at the family's home. police are expected to take the moi -- expected to take the boy's mother into custody. a new study to be released today by the u.s. education finds minority students at schools across the country. more than 70% of students involved in arrests are either latino or african-american. the study also says that african-american students are three times more likely than their white peers to be suspended or expelled. later today, arne duncan is expected to discuss the full report. the chief is defending his department after a deadly attack that occurred in the berkeley hills. the homeowner called berkeley police last month and reported there was an introwedder on his

-- intruder on his property. police did not respond right away. investigators say daniel jordan dewitt killed sukor 15 minutes later. now, berkeley's police chief is telling "the chronicle" nobody could have predict ed could kill sukor. the chief is responding to the critics about not responding right away because they were at the occupy protests. and there may be another sign that things are looking up for the city of vallejo. "the times" reports that vallejo grew in population he last year and the city expects to keep adding residents in the future. the population growth comes despite the dubious distinction for making it on the list for so-called miserable and dying cities. vallejo came out of bankruptcy back in november. 7:49. construction on the new 49ers' stadium in santa clara can

start as early as this spring now that a santa clara judge has cleared the way. the judge resulted yesterday that voters cannot -- ruled yesterday that voters cannot prevail on this. caltrain widers who pay cash will have to pay a little bit more money starting in july. who wants to dance? >> the saint nary's gael -- the st. louis mary's gaels want to

dance. they won over gonzaga. seaupt mary's came back overtime and won, 78-74. it's the gaels' second west coast conference tournament title in the last three years. now, on sunday, st. mary's will find out their ncaa seed and where they will play their first game. >> friends on took so ex-- are so excited. and what's happening at the gas pump for the first time in nearly a month. a court fight. look at this. what triggered this confrontation. ♪

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they had to wrestle two men to the ground. they were trying to lunge at a murder suspect. the two men are the father and the stepfather of the woman the defendant is accused of killing. for the first time in a month, the national average for gas prices actually slipped, going down. but only slightly. down 3/10 to 3.76 and 4/10 for a gallon. industry analysts say the slight decline is reaction to a small dip in crude oil prices after china predicted a mild slowdown this year.

tara says the gas is still expensive. through the roof. >> i think i paid almost $70 to fill -- to fill up. >> yes. >> that's crazy. yes. >> into the national weather service is issuing a wind advisory for the bay area at noon and it will expire at midnight. let's take a like love -- a

live look at 101. southbound traffic through san francisco is getting ready heavy. 880 near the oakland coliseum, windy as well. steve? >> tara? >> dare i say it's wind. >> i. >> it is. it is. steve bridges up in the keys in tahoe has had 2 inches of snow. he says it's just gone calm. so maybe things will calm down a little bit up there. it will still be breezy and blustery. it's cold out there. cuts right through. temperatures will rebound as weigh start to head to thursday and friday. but a big drop in the temperatures by this cold front that went through.

windy and colder. wind advisory out. mostly sunny. great visibility. 50s on the temperatures or very, very low 60s. cold tomorrow morning. clouds and cooler on sunday. tori and dave? >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:57. a chase and crash in san francisco. how this overnight incident has tloed a search this moving. we had an early-morning house fire in pinole. this one is being investigated by the police.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. yi. dave clark. it's tuesday, march 6th. well, new this morning, a house fire. it happened in min pinole and now there is a -- it happened

in pinole and now there is a police investigation. alex savidge is live at the scene with what firefighters found out once they put the fire out. alex? >> reporter: good morning, dave. yes, we're learning more about the scope of this marijuana- growing operation. we just spoke with an investigator from the pinole police department and he said what they found was 300 marijuana plants. investigators say they found several rooms inside, all of them filled with marijuana plants and growing equipment, lights and all of the other equipment needed to grow. this was all discovered just after 4:00 this morning when a fire broke out in this house. it wasn't a huge fire. firefighters knocked down the flames and that's when they discovered marijuana plants inside that house and they saw the growing equipment. obviously, at that point, police were called in. as far as if the cause, fire investigators looked into that. they do believe the cause of the fire was electrical.

this started in the floor and it did start with the -- with the wiring system here and police are looking to see if it possibly is connected to the growing operation discovered inside this home. live in pin nome, alex savidge, chus. 8:00. an overnight police chase led to a crash, one that injured an innocent driver in san francisco's bayview district. this happened about 11:00 last night near hudson and mandel. police say they were going after two men escaping a crime scene when the suspects crashed into yet another darr injuring the driver. >> we dent nope that driver's can be. police -- we don't know that driver's condition. police did arrest one. they are still searching for the other man. and a 15-year-old boy was arrested after a high-speed chase. authorities caught up with him on alamo drive in vacaville last night. the chase started in fairfield about 8:30 after a hit and run. but fairfield police called off their pursuit because they say the teen was driving

erratically, going up to 90 miles an hour. with the help of the chp, the 15-year-old finally stopped and surrendered. police say that car was stolen. 8:01. it's been a violent night on the streets of oakland. police are now investigating several shootings and that includes deadly gunfire in east oakland that led to a car crash involving children. paul chambers is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, tori. oakland police rae leased -- released limited information. there was a car accident and that ended up with two children here at children's hospital. just before 6:30 monday even, police responded to a 911 call of shots fired in east oakland. once arriving in the 8600 block, officers found several cars involved in an accident. police say the driver of a bentley had been shot about a block away. as he tried to get away, his

car crashed into multiple vehicles, including a monte carlo which had a mother, two children and another adult inside. now, firefighters had to use the jaws of live to remove the individuals from the monte carlo. two children were transported to children's hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the bentley was transferred to the hospital where he later died. we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest as it develops coming up on the news at noon and definitely at ktvu.com. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. police arrested two teens for vandalism. police believe they spay painted racial slurs at the high school two weeks ago. the boys were arrested at their

homes. police had evidence they were involved. police believe the two boys attended the school at one time but now they attend other schools. last month, someone shattered more than 30 windows and damaged a new multi-purpose room at neilstrom school. the west contra costa county superintendent is recommending the school board approve the $10,000 offer in the meeting tomorrow. that would bring the total $2,000. opening statements are now underway in the murder trial of four alleged gang members in sonoma county. they are accused in the shooting of vallejo musician, dewey tucker, two years ago. he was shot to death while driving on interstate 880 near the carquinez bridge. prosecutors say he was mistaken

for a lival gang member. well, two parks will be offlimits for the next two months. the parks will be closed until september. in november, san francisco voters will be asked to approve a bond measure with the funds going to fix up park, playgrounds, restrooms, athletic fields and the waterfront. the port of san francisco hopes to get $0,000 and use it towards several projects -- 40,000 and use it towards several projects including a cruise terminal. the total amount of the bond measure has not been set yet. san rafael officials will start to research a possible

band on possible food containers. the proposal had been put on hold after there was a lawsuit to stop the ban without an environmental impact report. san rafael leaders had been waiting for the legal ruling but last night the city council voted to move ahead despite the ongoing action. taxpayers who paid $125 million for a new carpool lane may also have to pay to rip it up and move it. we're talking about the eastbound carpool lane on 580 between pleasanton and livermore. if current plans for a b.a.r.t. extension go through, the carpool lanes on both sides of 580 will have to go to make room for train tracks and platforms down the freeway immediate up. it's still not clear when that would happen. but i know a lot of commuters would like to see b.a.r.t.

in that area. >> i know. okay. 8:06. tara's back. what's happening on the dumbarton bridge? >> we have the high wind advisory there. if we take a look at your maps, we can show you where we have a stalled car. at the toll plaza, another stall causing packup. be aware of it. the san mateo bridge has its own wind advisory and it slow going across the span westbound. there was an earlier accident and the commute has not recovered. at the bay bridge toll plaza it looks like a parking lot. give yourself extra time 8:07. let's check in with -- extra time. 8:07. let's check in with steve. okay, tara. we're along the em -- embarcadero here. it's a why bother to do your

hair today -- unless you are using what i use. it's not going anywhere. [ laughter ] >> snow up in the mountains -- remember, sunday? 70s and 80s? they will be in the upper 50s today. actually had some light drizzle this morning. and that's moved off. steve bridges up in the keys says the wind was calling and now it's -- and now it's -- wind was howling and now it's cool. >> that is howling for black diamond. mount dean plea, yeah -- mt. diablo, yeah. the system that came by has a lot of cold air with it. it's still developing. the end result in colder temperatures and wind for is.

rapid clearing. we had clouds for a while. santa rosa, crystal clear, northwest ten. in westfield, to 14. 40s on the temperature for everybody. you name it. everybody is on the same ballpark. the system is producing snow in the sierra. weather advisory goes until 4:00. for us it will be mostly sunny but colder today. temperatures upper 50s and then the wind advisory goes until later today. coast, and the hills. but today it will get really cold in the morning. mid-50s. upper very low 60s. i just don't see much of a difference on these temperatures. colder on thursday and friday. the weekend starts out okay but then it cools down. >> okay. thank you, steve. how two good samaritans responded to -- dash responded

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morning long. it will continue to be that way. bundle up. two good sparery tons saved a -- good samaritans saved a man from a burning car. a car severe everybodied to -- swerved to avoid hitting a dog and he slammed his car. no one was hurt. the voting is underway on this super tuesday. this is the biggest day yet for the fourth candidates trying to win the nomination. the primaries and caucus, they are held in ten states. a total of 419 delegatings are up for grabs. most of the states divide them up proportionately which means each candidate stands to win some delegates. the latest average recent polls are showing that mitt romney has 38%. that gives him a 12-.lead over

-- 12-point lead over rick santorum. the hottest contests are in ohio and tennessee where polls show very tight races. all of the candidates are looking for a breakout moment with you for -- but for mitt romney 'super tuesday is his -- mitt romney, super tuesday is his best biggest shot. his closest rival is rick santorum who needs upsets to show he still has a decent shot at the nom initial. >> i know there's some that -- nomination. >> i know there's some that stand behind the candidate with the most money. >> reporter: ron palm's best chances for his first win are in ned -- are in north dakota,

alaska and idaho. one of the things to watch is the numbers. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. make sure you stay right here with us for ktvu for all of the coverage of this super tuesday. we'll have all of the election results from the ten states olding contests a they start coming in. both in our newscasts today and tonight and at ktvu.com. a median known for his impersonations of former president has died at the age of 48. >> the media really ticks me off. [ laughter ] >> the way they try to embarrass me by not editing what i say. [ laughter ] >> you may remember when steve bridges did that impercent names -- impersonation with

president bush while he was standing next to him. he died, it appears, of natural causes. it's reported he's a local. he has family in the area. benjamin netanyahu is meeting with sol and other leaders. the -- with hillary clinton and other leaders. president obama is encouraging israel to give diplomacy and sanctions time to work in iran. prime minister says is legal is running out of time to stop iran from developing a nuclear weapon. israeli pred shimon peres row maps here in the bay area. he's said to visit headquarters in about 40 minutes -- remains here in the bay area. he's said to visit headquarters in about 40 minutes.

8:16. tornado survivers of the midwest and the south trying their best to clean up and move on. but they've got a lot of work ahead of them. the devastation is juff overwhelming. at least 40 people confirmed dead after several tornadoes. in sownes like harris burg illinois, the debris is everywhere. volunteers are determined to rebuild. >> we can help clean up. brought some tools and chains and what not. >> brought enough food. that's what friends and neighbors are toesed -- are supposed to do, come together and help each other. marysville has no mayor, no school no, shopping center. fema -- school, no shopping center. the man suspected of the shooting rampage in tucson will

continue to receive the antipsychotic drugs. however inform is ukiahed of that ram pain out of a -- however already is -- loughner is accused of shooting -- of the shooting rampage that killed and also injured former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. last month u.n. inspectors left iran and said their mission was a failure as they

weren't allowed access to that military complex. well, now iran says it will allow the inspectors in as a gesture of goodwill. also this morning, five permanent members of the u.n. security council and germany say they've accepted and offer to resume talks with iran on the nuclear issue. there a new report out that shows some guantanamo bay detainees who were set free have returned to terrorist activities. it shows about one in four detainees transferred to other countries are either cop firmed or suspected of -- cop firmed or suspected -- confirmed or suspected rejoining terrorist groups. 54 are in custody. some are dead. most releases happened during the bush administration. 8:19. was osama bin laden really buried at sea? some wikileaks e-mail successes

maybe not. the huffington post reports that internal e-mails tell a different story. one leaked e-mail said the body was flown to a military more rarery in dover delaware -- mortuary in delaware and that osama bin laden's body was not wrapped in a sheet and eased off the uss carl vinson. the united states should lead an international effort to protect key population centers in syria, especially in the north through air strikes on assad's forces. >> mccain says the goal should be to establish and defend safe

havens where operation forces could organization efforts against assad -- assad and his people. remember those back-to-back earthquakes we had yesterday in the east bay? why the experts say it was an important wakeup call. sphoo it's an a -- also, it's been a windy day in the bay area.

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the bay area seismologists are callingle earthquakes that hit yesterday a wakeup call for the bick one. the first -- the big one. the episoent -- the epicenter is right below the mira vista golf course. the hayward faultline runs beneath. seismologists say depending upon which side you are on is the way they feel to you. >> we have on the northeast side of the fault, it's much different. >> scientists say there is a 26% chance of the big one hitting the bay area in the

next 30 years. we have a tool site on our website to protect you. tara is coming back. now, the wind is affecting your commute if you are out there. and if you were out there, tara, your wind would be all over the place. >> today would be a good day for a lot of hair spray. it's expected to pick up more at noon with the national weather service putting the advisory in effect for the entire bay area. we have a hit and run off drew street. 880 southbound and 92 look really congested. watch out for the high winds. an advisory is in effect here as well as the dumbarton, the san mateo, richmond san rafael

and benicia bridges. 8:25. here's steve. thank you, tara. it kind of reminds me of a little bit of chicago. you go, oh, man, it look is nice out there and you get out there -- it looks nice out there and you get out there and oh, my gosh it's cold! our photojournalist, sid, with the beautiful picture. we've had gusts to upward 50. there was some drizzle. it's gone. west 41 to north-northwest wind today and then turning northeast tomorrow. 40s on the temperatures. it's rare to see santa rosa, concord, livermore, san francisco, oakland.

all 46. it will calm down late tonight into tomorrow. but wind advisories are out. 50s for temperature, upper 50s. we've gone from way above to below. cold in wind protech areas -- protected areas. it looks like a nice saturday and then clouds increase. cooler temperatures arrive for sunday. dave? >> all right. just gotta hang in there. candy that can cause health problems. which candy and who may be most at risk? >> reporter: israel's president is in the bay area. coming up we'll tell you how he is planning to make new facebook friends today. and coyotes in the big city. pam cook is coming back to tell us how san francisco is responding.

we have some pretty windy conditions along the embarcadero in san francisco. it's a little -- there you go. you can see the flag blowing there. really choppy waters. this is a chop of the -- a shot of the bay bridge. a wind advisory will start at noon for the entire bay area and it will be in effect until midnight. we have advisories at the -- we have wind advisories at the bridges. make sure you drive slowly this morning. back to the desk. about 30 minutes from right now israeli president peres is due to arrive at facebook headquarters in menlo park. allie rasmus is already there and says peres will meet face

to face with mark zuckerberg. peres is scheduled to meet with mark zuckerberg at 9:00 a.m. the president will take part in a live q and a session -- q-and- a session. now, the facebook visit is part of the israeli president's four- day tour of the silicon valley. much like the bay area, israel is considered an international tech hub. and there is already a fairly strong business connection between the two regions. >> lot of the -- a lot of the research and development in the

valley actually goes on in israel, everything from super computers to security. >> >> reporter: peres already has a fan page but today he will be launching his own facebook page. he says to interact more directly with users. and then he will meet with venture capital groups for a lunchtime meeting and tonight he's expected to speak before a crowd of about 2,000 people at the emanuel temple. back to you. >> thank you. jury selection in sheriff ross mirror mirror cau rim mip's -- mirkarimi's domestic violence trial resumes. the judge ruled that one of his former girlfriends can take the stand. christina flores claims ross mira -- mirkarimi abused her

four years ago. the defense has asked for a change of venue. the judge is considering that request. 8:32. a child care debate is upsetting many parents. schools in danville, san ramon and alamo may switch child care providers based on some new rockations. the -- new ringeddations -- recommendations. there is a new complaint in the continuing battle between environmentists and the shaw park golf course. "the clinicle" reports -- "the

chronicle" reports and accuses of killing the frogs and removing their ex. those frogs are protected under the endangered species act. there was an increase in coyotes that might surprise you. pam cook is live with more. >> reporter: well, some people are calling it a problem. others say it's just part of co- existing with nature. there are not any specific numbers but there have been many kay yoty sightings in the -- coyote sightings where we are this morning talking to people about coyotes in the city. >> i think there are people who feed them. we've seen that in the park, which is a problem. besides that -- i think we need to try to respect their habitat and leave them alone. >> i think it's good to know

where they are so you won't walk there with your dogs. >> that's exactly what would happen. an online tracking system to inform people with -- about the sitings. a director with the commission of animal welfare is working with a company in marin county and she wants to combine educational outreach with online information. tori? >> thank you, pam. we're asking our viewers on facebook this morning if they've come across a coyote in san francisco. andrea wrote "i see them in diamond heights all of the time while walking my job. >> i've had the had a problem yet. they seem to be more afraid of me than i am of them." douglas wrote "they are harmless to grown people. they've been known to take cats and small dogs.

a little vigilance goes a long way." we want to know what you think. go 0 our facebook page and -- go to our facebook page and send us a message. this 22-year-old faces a upon life sentence for april's shooting at sweet jimmy's on broadway. two people were killed. five others were wounded. police believe this is a dispute between two gangs that happened outside of the bar. the city controller's office estimates the nighttime industry generates 4.2 billion in consumer spending and it creates 48,000 jobs. scott wiener says he asked for the report shortly after taking office. >> so that in the nut chur when

we're making policy decisions around nightlife and entertainment in the city. we're doing it with actual data, not based on stereotypes or assumptions. we're finding out more about the eviction of the gold dust lounge. the express clothing chain signed a lease to take over the space. "the chronicle" reports the company can starred construction of the new store any time after saturday. that's when the lease expires. however, a spokesman for the ball tells ktvu this morning, no permits have been pulled. the owner of the gold dust lounge is trying to get landmark status in an effort to keep the doors open. well, today the first ever

cupcake vending machine goes into service. it's right outside sprinkles bakery. this machine features a touchscreen with a robotic arm. you can get a cupcake 24 hours a day. >> after dinner, people want a cupcake. we can't be open all night. so we just will stock it and it will be good to go. >> there is a sprinkles bake any palo alto, we're not sure -- bakery in palo alto we're not sure if they will get the machine. customers are being told to return any containers they have of chef's pride rolotti candy. it's a chewy, sweet sesame seed

sandy packed in 7-ounce jars t contains high levels of led, higher than -- of lead, higher than california law. it can cause problems for pregnant women, infants and children. causing some problems on the roads right now. apparently there is a situation on highway 4. we turn to tara for more information. >> that's right. we have a stalled car in the bay point concord area. here you go. highway 4 westbound. windy also along 880 near the oakland col low see yu. we had a viewer call in and say it was taking him an extra 15 minutes to get into work. a lot of people driving slowly because of the wind gusts. 8:39. here's steve. >> thank you, tara.

goodness gracious. we have very blustery conditions. point reyes lighthouse is now 39. along the embarcadero, seeing gusts from 39 to patterson to the going bridge, anywhere from -- the golden gate bridge and out to the pass. the visibility is great. some of the gusts were 48, now 44. lucas valley, 41. they were also at one time, 48. black diamond, about 1600 feet on the east side of mt. diablo, gusts to 40. still a west-northwest wind, anywhere from 15 to 40 miles an hour. sfo, 41. 30s on the temperatures. it's a cold, cold day. up in the sierra nevada and even reno. i want to thank leo e just

checked in with snow -- leo. he just checked in with snow. not too much left on the system. the weather advisory goes until 4:00. it's going to be cold and windy up there after the snow dies down. mostly sunny. much, much cooler temperatures and the wind advisory will take us until later on. the advisory for know goes in the 4:00. again, they are not getting a lot but some. 50s on the temperatures today. great vessibility. very cold wednesday morning. we'll take it into thursday, friday. dave ander er to -- dave and tori? >> thank you, steve. a $336 million powerball jackpot. we just found out who won all of it. ok, guys-- what's next ?

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super tuesday is underway in ten states. a lot is at stake for the four presidential candidates. 419 delegates are up for grabs. police still at the scene of a house fire in pinole after marijuana plants were found in the house. alex savidge joins us live. what are neighbors saying this morning. >> well, neighbors say they saw some strange behavior from the people living inside this house. this was a morning house fire that turned into the discovery of the marijuana grow. if you take a look inside the garage behind us here, you can see some of the plants that police are pulling out. at least 300 plants found inside, with equipment, lights and other equipment. it was all discovered around 4:00 when a fire broke out inside the house. the flames were knocked down. firefighters saw this growing operation. police are telling me it -- this house appears to be vacant

but we did talk with one person who lives right next door and says there were people living there living here not that long ago and they often acted suspicious. when they first moved in, it was -- i never seen saw -- >> when they first moved in, i never saw their faces. you never saw them. they were very sneaky about it. >> reporter: so at this point, police have launched an investigation, what they are trying to confirm is who owns this house. an investigator told me they've not confirmed who owns the house. police are also looking at the potential cause of this fire. they were told it was an electrical care and they do believe it was probably related to the marijuana growing operation, the lights that were set up inside this house. police still out here and -- out here and they are still pulling all of these hundreds of marijuana plants out of the house. we're live in pinole, alex savidge, back to you. we're following another

house fire in concord that happened about 2:15 this morning. police helped three people escape from the burning house. one of them did suffer smoke inhalation. the red cross is assisting the victims now. firefighters had the fire under control in about 20 minutes. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. in santa rosa overnight, firefighters rushed to a house fire on ashton avenue. when they got there, just after midnight, neighbors said there could be a woman and two kids independent side. but after police -- inside. but after police searched the house they determined no one was home. they put out the fire within about ten minutes. that fire is also being investigated. in san francisco, 1,000 dui convictions are being reinvest -- reinvestigated. that's because police will accused of not properly checking screening device. jeff adachi says a random check of the callie braing of tests show -- calibration of tests

showed the same results over and over again. adachi says the problem started six years ago. police have stopped using the devices in question. at a public hearing today, the city of martinez -- martinez wants to clear the way for future development and revitalization. not everyone supports the plan. if enough property owners in the annexation area voice opposition, the issue will be reportedly placed before voters. 8:49. well, tonight the her cue lees city council will de -- hercules city council will depate putting a tax americaure on the ballot. one would raise the sales tax to 9 -- up 9 cents. the other idea would tack on an

additional 1% to the utility user tax. the city manager says the general fund is facing a 1.5 million deficit. well, capitola is looking at thousands of dollars in repair bills after the high surf damaged the city's wharf. city leaders say a steel piling that holds the floating docks in place will have to be replaced and a new gas line will have to be installed after the old one was damaged. the actual cost and the timetable for making the repairs. repairs, that will be debated at the meeting. the gaels, they are going dancin'! >> and the geams are gonna -- gaels are gonna celebrate. >> they won a close one last

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8:53. we're following breaking news. we've just learned a child is in san francisco general hospital after being hit pie a vehicle -- by a vehicle. the accident happened within the past hour on polk street. there's no word on the child's condition at this point. we have a news crew headed to the scene and will have more on the news at noon. we also understand the child hit by the vehicle was with the child's mother at the time and no adult was hurt. but again, a child is in the hospital after being hit by a car on polk street. we'll have more coming up at noon. all right. 8:54. in san francisco, 68 protesters were taken to jail on trespassing charges when they refused to leave the state

capitol building. you can see the police moving in about 7:30 last night and one by one, protesters were handcuffed and removed from inside the capitol rotunda. these arrests stemmed from protests over budget cuts. >> they can fund the education by taxing corporations. >> governor jerry brown issued a statement saying the protests highlights by voters need to approve the tax increase he's proposed for the november ballot. diablo valley college is among hundred of schools that could get a boost in a proposal that's being considered by the obama administration. the so-called communeny -- community college would pair up and lead to jobs. the program would reportedly

strengthen its relationship with john muir health center as well as provide more training and energy efficiency and manufacturing. congress would have to okay the plan. a lot of high school seniors waiting to hear from colleges about applications and colleges and financial aid but they 345eu want to check their facebook accounts. it's reported -- but they want to check their -- may want to check their facebook accounts and what you put on there. it's ticket tuesday. today three lucky viewers will win two longing siths for the -- longing -- two long tickets to see big time rush. now, for your chance to win, go

to ktvu.com, do it before midnight. but in the secret word "summer." >> okay. weigh font to head to -- we want to head to tear you are for more on the accident -- tara for more on the accident. >> this is in the polk gulch neighborhood. the mother was with the child at the time. the mother was not hurt. the child was taken to sf general. we'll keep you posted. this is 101 through san francisco san francisco. from 1:30 until 43506789 a.m., eastbound 80 to 7th to 4th street will be closed as well eation the 8th street onramp. detours will be m place. wind causing problems for your drive this morning. a high wind advisory in effect for the san mateo, bay, dumbarton and benicia bridges. here's steve. the visibility is good.

it's sunny but is it cold. one woman said she almost got blown off the fruit vail b.a.r.t. platform. it's no joke out there. sunny, warmer, thursday and friday with a decrease in the breeze. >> not much rain overnight? >> drizzle. >> okay. >> drizzle. >> bundle up. >> yes. >> that's our report for in morning -- for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu. >> be sure to join us for the news at noon foremore on the child -- for more on the child hilt by the car in san francisco and for more on the strong winds and we're always here for you on facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us. 0