we're getting a clear picture this morning of the perp shot by sonoma -- person shot by sonoma county deputies last night. >> reporter: the june death of a construction worker here at the new 49ers stadium is

getting re-examined. hear what construction workers are saying this morning about this new probe. well, the b.a.r.t. strike may be over but the labor dispute is still simmering. the new signs the deal is far from over. a push for change after the death of a patient at san francisco general. why some hospitals are looking at cutting back on alarm systems. "mornings on 2" starts now. well, welcome to "mornings on 2." you are looking at a live picture from santa rosa, where an investigation continues into a deadly police shooting. the suspect reportedly was carrying a replica rifle when he was shot. but the age of the suspect is what's raising some concern this morning. details on that -- coming up in a live report. good morning. welcome, once again, to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve, fog still a problem?

>> dense fog advisory until 11:00. the fog goes to san jose, santa rosa. very warm air aloft. just heard from chloe up in clearlake, 88 up there. very warm air. thick fog, reduced visibility. that fog is capped. fog or sun again. cool, cold, to mild to warm to very warm. let's face it. 88 this time of year is very warm. there's no offshore breeze. if there was, we wouldn't have any fog. this week there's a hint of an onshore. 50s, 60s by the coast. 40s on the temperatures. if you are in the 40s and in the fog, it's cold, cold, cold. it will take a while for some of that fog to peel back from the bay. 63 in san francisco today after yesterday's 63. it's 49 right now. so cool, coast, warm inland. temperatures a big spread. last week there was hardly any difference. here's sal. good morning. we are looking at traffic that is doing pretty well in many areas but not so well in

others. it's back to the normal commute here at the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see it is backed up. it's backed up for about a 20- minute delay. not a huge delay but certainly not light traffic but at the very least, it's better than it has been the last few days when we had the uncertainty and didn't have any service. you know the rest of the service is okay. fog is a problem for some of these commutes. if you haven't looked outside, it will be pretty foggy. you may want to allow yourself extra time. we're looking at the south bay here. northbound 101 is busy near capitol expressway. 280 is slow near 17. nothing unusual here. it's just the normal commute. northbound 101 is slow getting into the sunnyvale area. no trouble in the santa cruz mountains. now let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. our top story this morning -- a replica rifle reportedly led to the death of a boy in santa rosa.

the press democrat reports sonoma county sheriff's deputies shot and killed a 13- year-old playing with a toy gun. ktvu's christien kafton is at the scene of the shooting to give us details on exactly what happened. >> reporter: yeah, this whole incident unfolded here near moreland and west robles avenue in santa rosa. take a look on the ground. you can see the spray painted outline of where the sheriff's cruiser was stopped and what appeared to be markings where evidence landed yesterday, possibly shell casings from that officer-involved shooting here. the press democrat, again, reporting that the person shot here was a 13-year-old boy who lived in the neighborhood and now we're getting word from the neighborhood about the boy in question. now, investigators say it all happened at about 3:00 yesterday afternoon. they say the officers were on routine patrol, saw a person with what appeared to be a gun and called for backup. the sheriff's office say they repeatedly ordered to put down

the gun. when he refused, they opened fire and collapsed. it was a replica rifle and officers found a replica handgun tucked into his waistband as well. he was pronounced dead at the scene. workers at a nearby shop say the boy stopped in frequently and say he was a good kid. >> i've been here a year now. for the whole year i've seen him come in here and seen him, you know, smile, be happy, be polite. thank you, goodbye. have a good day. it's just tragic. >> reporter: now, investigators did e-mail us a photo of that replica weapon last night. it's a very realistic-looking ak-47-style assault weapon. they say that, again, the person carrying it refused to drop it at the time. so they opened fire, fearing for their safety. now, again, we to have calls out to santa rosa police, petaluma police and the sonoma county district attorney's

office. all three agencies are investigating this shooting. the two officers who were involved are on paid administrative leave. now, we do have calls out to the agencies trying to find out more about the shooting and trying to confirm the identity of the young victim. for now we're live in santa rosa, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. besides santa rosa, there were two other officer-involved shootings yesterday. in san bruno, police say a 25- year-old man in a stolen car refused to stop and drove towards an officer who shot and killed him. and in union city last night, police say they shot a wanted parolee who came at them with a pipe. 7:06. state safety inspectors are investigating the death of a construction worker this summer at levi stadium, the future home of the 49ers in santa clara. inspectors at first cleared the company involved of any violations but apparently that's changed. ktvu's janine de la vega, live in santa clara now to tell us about this new information.

janine? >> reporter: dave, cal/osha says more questions were being raised as to how a worker died here at the new levi stadium in june. construction workers who are arriving here now are interested in finding out what state safety officials uncover. cal/osha is re-examining what happened to 63-year-old elevator mechanic, donald white. officials say he was standing on a ladder in the elevator shaft when the counter weight came down and hit him on the head. he was in communication with the person operating the elevator and was aware the elevator was functioning but it's unclear why he didn't move if he knew the elevator was coming towards him. cal/osha has rescinded the decision that white's employer didn't commit any violations that may have contributed to his death. construction workers arriving to levi stadium this morning say the investigation could improve worker safety in the industry overall. >> i think a longer

investigation is needed because it came in so quick and said what they thought happened and a lot of people want to know if it was a -- if it was himself that did it or if it was someone else that hurt him. >> reporter: cal/osha is also investigating another work- related death that happened at the stadium last week. 61-year-old truck driver edward lake was killed when a bundle of rebar fell on top of him. inspectors are still trying to determine whether or not to issue citations. now, in the earlier case involving the vateer company, cal/osha has until december 11th to determine whether violations were committed. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. new information about the next phase of the b.a.r.t. labor dispute. the tentative agreement that ended the strike monday night, it's still far from a done deal. it still has to be ratified by b.a.r.t.'s board of directors. today's chronicle reports the board is split whether to

approve the deal. some board members reportedly think b.a.r.t. gave away too much to reach a deal with the unions. five of the nine board members have to approve the deal. the tentative agreement has to go before the rank and file union meles. they -- members. they could start voting as early as tomorrow. facebook has gone back and forth but the menlo park company has finally decided to pull a gruesome video of a beheading. this follows worldwide outrage over the earlier decision to lift the ban on gory images and footages. the social networking site said it did not reverse or changes policies as a result of the controversy but it says this particular video glorified violence. now, last night, facebook issued this statement explaining its overall position on violent videos "if it's being shared for sadistic pleasure or to celebrate

violence, facebook removes it." there is an investigation in lodi about the cause of a deadly crash last night that killed five people including a pregnant woman and a child. it involved two trucks near a middle school, two suvs and a minivan. witnesses say it sounded like an explosion. they say the crash involved a driver who was on a cell phone speeding through an intersection. officials also add at least 12 people were hurt. federal regulators now considering a formal investigation of a fire involving one of tesla's sedans. now, video of that fire on a washington state highway went viral. tesla says the model s sedan's battery caught fire after the car collided with a large metallic object on the road. the ntsb says it didn't investigate this when it happened because most of its workers were furloughed during the government shutdown.

two dozen colleges across the bay area say they will admit students from city college of san francisco if that school loses its accreditation. city college says about 80,000 full and part-time students attend. they will help with chabot, college of alameda and de anza college. 7:10. a public meeting is scheduled for 6:00 tonight in san francisco. it will focus on a pilot project to protect bicyclists. now, officials want to increase safety for both cyclists and pedestrians on folsom between 4th and 11th street. back in august, a truck kibbled 24-year-old almalay muloloc, who was riding her back in the -- bike in the area. at first police say it was her fault but surveillance video shows now the truck caused the crash. the meeting starts at 6:00 at the south of the market recreation center on 6th

street. 7:11. a meteor streaking across the skies last night caught the attention of many ktvu viewers. one person on twitter says he saw the fireball in the south bay just before 8:00 p.m. another tweet said it was the biggest meteor that person had ever seen and it split into pieces one of which glowed blue grieb. we've heard of other sightings from santa rosa to concord all the way to fresno. if you saw the sky show last night, we would like to hear from you. send us your comments and photos on facebook or twitter. >> fascinating. >> uh-huh. facing possible jail time. the city employee charged with running over an killing a woman in a city park will be going to court today in 20 minutes. why his lawyer says his client's actions were not criminal. happening right now in london, little prince george is being baptized. the movement by parents that's

seen from a clear shift of tradition. we're getting slow traffic in some of the typical spots including in san jose. northbound 280. we'll tell you why this is likely happening. fog, fog, and more fog. some of it is right down on the deck. some inland temperatures are very warm. some by the coast are cold. we'll show them to you -- coming up. i love watching tv outside.

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happening now -- across the pond, prince george is being baptized at st. james palace. we want to show you new video of the royal family heading into the ceremony just a few minutes ago. that's prince harry in the foreground. there's the star of the show, prince george. his parents, prince william and kate are foregoing tradition. royals are usually baptized at

buckingham palace. they chose st. james because that's where a wake was held for princess diana. there will be a smaller gathering than usual. only 22 invited bests. instead of choosing royals for the god parents they chose mainly close friends. back in this country, the boston marathon bombing suspect killed in a shootout with police is now also accused of taking part in an earlier triple homicide. new court documents say tamerlan tsarnaev was named in a participant in the killing of three people in 2011. the information came from a friend of tsarnaev killed by an fbi agent in may while being questioned. the fbi says he lunged at the agent with a knife. lawyers in colorado for accused killer james holmes say the search of his apartment after last year's movie theater shooting rampage was not legal. they say the police did not get a search warrant before they sent in a bomb squad robot into

that boby-trapped apartment. now they want a judge to throw out the evidence sized by police. more court arguments are set for today. it is 7:16. an unusual trial starts in detroit this morning. a judge will determine if the largest public bankruptcy in u.s. history can go forward. unions are claiming the city failed to negotiate in good faith before filing for chapter 9 protection in july. detroit is at least 18 billion in debt. but a city is not eligible for a bankruptcy makeover unless it proves it met several critical steps. san jose mayor chuck reed is heading to the east coast to push for pension reform. tomorrow, reed is the keynote speaker at a conference on pensions in new york city. he's also scheduled to travel to washington, d.c. and meet with federal officials about pension reform. last week, reed and five other california mayors filed papers to get a pension reform

initiative on the november 2014 state ballot. 7:17. the baltimore ravens football team reportedly is being paid $130,000 in tax payer money to promote obamacare. the public watchdog group judicial watch says the state of maryland made that deal with the super bowl champions to encourage people to sign up for the president's affordable care act. this comes after the national football league decided not to promote the president's healthcare law. 7:18. some apartment tenants in concord are suing their landlord today over a bed bul infestation. tenants at the rosemont apartments say the bedbugs are everywhere and say the landlord is not doing anything about it. they've now teamed up with a tenants' rights group that says bedbugs have infested several concord complexes. 7:18. let's get you out the door. sal, how is 880 doing? >> well, it's okay.

we've been looking at a big ril crash, southbound 88 -- big rig crash, southbound 880. traffic is moving along relatively well. we're looking at the camera in oakland here of the area near jack london square. the traffic looks pretty good. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza. this backup is about normal. first day of the week it's been normal. b.a.r.t. trains are running in number operation -- full operation. and we have the slow traffic in the south bay. we showed you 280. 85 is slow from 87 past 17. 101 is primarily slow near the capitol expressway. let's go to steve. twitter nation is doing well. patrick redwood shores said thick fog, and chris richardson around san bruno says fok and visibility getting -- fog and visibility getting worse. keep that in mind. now, the calendar year, january

through october. in the last ten minutes we've had 10.39 inches of rain. that's it. the driest was 1976. the same stretch-month we had 5.72. we're at a deficit of 1.78. is there any rain in sight? no. maybe november. it looks like we'll get through october without any rain. that would be the first time since 1980. i need you to do a rain dance. maybe light a candle or two. we have a lot of fog. is it thick, thick, thick. visibility could be awful. 27 in tahoe. 40 in ukiah. 46 sacramento. 48 monterey, 44 redding. i think ulget the idea. the fog -- i think you get the idea. the fog is huge. a lot of lows all over the place. a weak one in l.a. may spin in clouds. snow in indiana and ohio. frost freeze warnings. possibility of snow in the

northeast. therein lies the weather. hurricane raymond is finally weakening is now tropical storm. slowly drifting to the west. conditions should improve over the next 24 hours. 42 walnut creek. 48 it's cold and foggy. some areas on the coast socked in. never gets over 55 for the high. very quiet pattern. a lot of lows trying to circle the wagon. the end result will not be much change. clearing slowly to the coast. a little system will come in. i think it will give us a few high clouds. maybe chew up a little bit. all signs point to southern california. we stay in the same pattern which is a lot of fog. inland temperatures, hardly any fog or none. that means temperatures warm up. so clearlake, 88 yesterday. we'll go 85. vacaville 84. napa is in there. kentfield, 74. low 80s walnut creek to livermore is 85. martinez, 73 but pittsburg 83. the mornings are cool. the days are warm.

what santa clara valley 7 -- santa clara valley, 70s to low 80s. san bruno, brisbane, san mateo, burlingame, upper 60s to 70s. no big changes even as we head to the weekend. >> thank you, steve. it's a mistake that could give our nation's enemies access to the nuclear warheads. the foulup that's happened at least twice this year. the new product from apple and the claims that it can ease your fears about government spying. because i know it's out there.

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fire investigators in redwood city say last week's six-alarm fire at the terrace apartments started in the kitchen of a fourth-floor unit. the fire marshal says it's possible someone was cooking and not paying close enough attention to a pot on the stove. four people were hurt and more than 70 people lost their homes

in that fire. police in roseville near sacramento say they've arrested a calfire battalion chief on drug charges. firefighter ronald ray wright is accused of selling or transporting methamphetamine. he was reportedly caught in an undercover drug sting. formal charges have not been filed but he could face a felony. he's stationed in auburn and is currently on leave. 7:24. apple unveiled a new approach to pricing its products when it showed sof the newest -- off the newest ipad. most tech experts thought apple would hold steady on prices despite the upgrades. instead, apple raised the price of the mini by $70 and new software and upgrades are gonna be free. analysts say that's a way to compete with microsoft's surface tablets. apple revealed the new mavericks operation system would make it harder for the government to read intercepted

account information. on the old system, account system preferences were unencrypted and could be intercepted when they were in between services like google and yahoo!, and now they are only encrypted. a fan favorite will remain with the san francisco giants. tim lincecum has agreed to a two-year recollection $35 million contract. the amount of money surprised many baseball analysts who point to lincecum alosing word -- lincecum's losing record. but the no-hitter in july is proof that the 29-year-old still has a lot left to contribute to the team, they say, and is still a big draw for the fans. neither the giants and the as are in the world series, but they are still linked to the

field. you can watch game one of the world series right here on ktvu. coverage begins at 4:30 with a special edition of ktvu channel 2 news at 4:00 p.m. 7:26. too many alarms after the death of a patient in a stairwell. hospitals look for an unusual solution. >> reporter: we're live in walnut creek. if you are an east bay b.a.r.t. commuter you may need to know about a service interruption that may affect the early part of the commute. we'll tell you how it is tied to an ntsb investigation -- coming up. good morning. we do have a new crash reported on the peninsula and some slow traffic on 237. we're beginning to heat up on the commute. well, if you don't have the fog, you are fortunate. it might be on the cool side. there is a lot of fog. it's getter thicker and thicker

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good morning. live pictures from walnut creek of the memorial for two workers killed by a train last saturday. today the investigation continues into their deaths with an unusual exercise that could affect your commute.

we'll tell you about that -- coming up in a live report. welcome to "mornings on 2," once again. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're gonna talk about your weather and traffic. >> a very good morning. a very good foggy morning. not for everybody but a lot. if it's there, it's really thick. some locations on the cool side already. 87 livermore yesterday. 88 up in clearlake. that warm air is squashing the fog. no breeze whatsoever. what is there is kind of a puff of a westerly. so fog or sun today. that fog takes a while to burn back as everybody knows. if we had a northeast breeze, the coast would be clear. that was the case last week. that's not the case this week. there's a lot of fog. 50s and 60s on the high side for those near the beaches and bay. inland, we start off with 40s but end up with 80s. san francisco has dipped to 48. 48 cloudy to mostly cloudy. i'll still go 63 today. there's plenty going on north of us, south of us and west of us. none of it will make an impact

here. cold if you are in the fog. warm, inland to very warm. in fact, when clearlake hits 88 that's warm. today, 85 in livermore. oakland, 58. 57 pacifica. here's sal. traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area in some -- in comparison to other days this week. but we have a new crash on southbound 101 as you drive down to popular avenue -- poplar avenue. the alternate route would be 280 instead. with the b.a.r.t. service being back in full operation we've definitely noticed an improvement but there's still a back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's 10, 15-minutes delayed right now. if you are looking at the commute in san jose, northbound 280 is slowing down from about downtown san jose to cupertino. now let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sal. happening today -- b.a.r.t. service between la fayette and

pleasant hill is gonna be halted for three hours this afternoon. ktvu's brian flores here now to tell us how today's track shutdown is tried to last weekend's deadly tragedy. brian? >> reporter: yeah, dave. this is a key part of the investigation by the ntsb on how a b.a.r.t. employee and contractor were killed while they were maintaining the tracks last saturday. but if you are a b.a.r.t. commuter or if you plan on taking b.a.r.t. the early part of the afternoon, urneed to know of a service interruption while the ntsb uses that time to re-enact exactly what happened. b.a.r.t. says between the la fayette, walnut creek and pleasant hill stations, service will be halted for three and a half hours beginning at noon today going on until 3:30 this afternoon. during the re-enactment portion of the investigation. again, if you plan to commute, b.a.r.t. will make a bus bridge which means that they will be unking buses at each of the locations every 15 minutes for riders who need to continue on the line

while the investigation is going on. 66-year-old lawrence daniels and 58-year-old chris shepherd were killed last weekend while they were inspecting the tracks north of the station. they were hit by a northbound train saturday afternoon. at this point, the ntsb says they completed their investigation of all of the mechanical equipment. everything was working fine. investigators say the train operator honked the horn. both men received approval to do their work. but this accident re-enactment will serve to answer more questions. a key factor will be speed. as we know trains can fly by at certain locations. sometimes 70 miles an hour. but the tragedy from what we understand could lead to new rules requiring b.a.r.t. trains to slow down to 25 miles an hour through any section where crews are believed to be working. that's according to the san francisco chronicle this morning. they are reporting also that trains would be manually driven past work sites. it's unclear if that's being considered or was considered

during the b.a.r.t. contract strikes or if that is being considered moving forward. in the meantime, if you are a b.a.r.t. commuter from 12:30 to 3:30, there will be a brief b.a.r.t. service interrupttion while they re-enact this scene from la fayette, walnut creek and pleasant hill stations this afternoon. we're live in walnut creek, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. 7:34. happening today -- san francisco's city gardner thomas ber -- gardener thomas bernowski is expected to make his first court appearance after killing a woman. police say the man did not stop or render aid but his attorney says his actions were not criminal. >> he felt a bump. he looked back and he saw a dog scarpering away and -- scampering away.

and thought maybe he didn't hit anything. >> we believe he was extremely reckless. >> he's behind bars on $350,000 bail. he faces felony manslaughter and offcamera the woman's husband says he thinks the charges are just but has been more focused on the loss of his wife and raising their baby girl. san jose police are trying to find a missing man. we're talking about 82-year-old edward sentayia last seen on his home yesterday. he's about 5'6", 150 pounds, gray hair, brown eyes. he was wearing a multi-colored shirt, white pants and black shoes. police say he was driving a gray, 2009 hyundai. he has high blood pressure and has no medication with him.

7:36. it's called alarm fatigue and it's definitely sounding an alarm at hospitals nationwide. claudine wong is in the studio to explain the term and the life-and-death consequences. >> there have been a lot of the questions surrounding the death of lynne spalding whose body was found in the stairwell of san francisco general hospital weeks after she went missing and days after she died. now one report says something called alarm fatigue may be partly to blame. she was found in a stairwell on the fourth floor of the hospital. that door had an alarm. there's questions about why the alarm didn't bring more attention. according to the chronicle, hospital workers say alarm fatigue may be to blame and administrators are calling this a nationwide problem. it comes in a workplace with a lot of alarms and monitors constantly going off. the problems come when workers get desensitized and tune them out.

between january and june of 2012, alarm-related problems led to 80 patient deaths and 13 severe injuries. the commission says the numbers likely represent less than 10% of incidents. the chronicle also says the study that analyzed 7,000 potentially critical heart rhythm alarms that went off in one month, 87% of those were false. one patient actually set off the 1100 alarms a day. most were false but three were for life-threatening events. the message to researchers is there has to be a balance. ucsf researchers say alerts have to monitor potential problems but the industry must also find a way to make sure the alarms are clinicallily important. so when an alarm sounds, doctors and nurses will know they are meaningful. >> thank you. a memorial is planned for a napa state hospital employee killed by a patient. today marks three years since the death of psychiatric

technician donna gross. this is video from last year's memorial. gross's death led to new laws and new alarm systems at state hospitals. the patient who killed gross is serving a sentence of 25 years to life. 7:38. this morning, a judge will consider governor brown's request for a 60-day cooling off period between a.c. transit and its unions. now, yesterday an advisory board found a worker strike would seriously disrupt public transportation and also hurt public safety. if the judge agrees with that, unions won't be able to go on strike. that hearing is set for 9:00 in oakland. meantime, a.c. transit is holding public hearings on its new bus fare proposal today. they want to introduce day passes that would cost $5 for adults, $2.50 for young people, for seniors and for the disabled. now, discounts would apply if the passes are used with clippard cards. the hearings are at 2:00 and 5:00 at a.c.

transit's offices at 1600 franklin street in oakland. 7:39. you might think other bay area transit agencies made a lot of money during the two b.a.r.t. strikes this year. but we've learned the exact opposite is true. ktvu checked with the two transit agencies most affected by the b.a.r.t. strikes. a.c. transit and muni. the two strikes cost muni nearly a million dollars and they cost a.c. transit hundreds of thousands of dollars despite a big spike in ridership. among other things, the additional fares did not cover the additional costs of running more buses on time. two b.a.r.t. strikes in one year has some state lawmakers calling for a ban on transit strikes in california. they point out that transit workers are not allowed to walk off the job in new york and other major u.s. cities. however, labor experts tell the chronicle that transit workers who cannot strike can still find other ways to cause trouble. that would include demanding repeated maintenance checks on their buses or trains as a way

to slow down the commute and show their frustration. 7:40. today investigators in san rafael will question a man and a woman about a house fire yesterday morning at a luxury home. now, that house on sea view drive caught fire early yesterday morning the very same day the couple was evicted. the husband and wife, they were not at home at the time. the sheriff's department say they found them at a resort outside of marin 14 hours later. according to the marin independent journal, the tenants recently lost a court battle with the owner of the house over a $10,000 a month lease. the biggest fire district in contra costa county says it will not have to close any more fire stations this year. the contra costa fire protection district has closed down seven firehouses in the last two years. they were planning to shut down at least one more before next year. but they say rebounding real estate values have pumped some more property tax money into the budget. however, the district says it

is still spending at least $6 million a year more than it takes in. 7:41. later today, oakland's city and community leaders will gather to launch the new season of the golden state warriors. the warriors officially began -- begin next wednesday at oracle against the los angeles lakers. today's rally will be held at the lake merritt boulevard amphitheater at 10:00 a.m. it kick offed -- it kicked off warriors week lighting up the building in blue and yellow which are the warrior colors. 7:42. coming up -- how to find out more about the home you are planning to buy, including whether or not it has a haunted history. can you please send police out here. there's a kid with a gun. >> for the first time we're hearing some of the innocent voices on the 911 calls during a shooting at a nevada middle school. what we're hearing about the

shooter's parents. good morning. if you are driving, the fog will be an issue. this is 280 in san jose. slow traffic and fog. well, folks are commenting on the fog like crazy on twitter. i know from pescadero. you name it. there's a lot to go around. we'll talk about it -- coming up.

taking a live look at the big board, the numbers are down slightly after some disappointing news from big dow stock caterpillar issuing a very disappointing earnings report in the last quarter. the dow is currently down 55. nasdaq down 31. s&p down 9. time is 7:45. just checking right now, and

netflix's stock is selling at $323 in early trading. it hit an all-time high of $388 early in the trading day yesterday. then it fell to $322 at the close after profit taking by investors. among some of the biggest profit takers, carl eicon who sold half of the stock he bought one year ago. that stock one year ago was trading at $50. he made a profit of 460%. there's a report that several investment firms are interested in buying out safeway. they've taken stretches to prevent an unwanted takeover, after a major investor said the shares are undervalued. it's not clear if an actual bid will materialize. for the first time in a decade, amazon is vazzing how much you have to spend to qualify for free shipping. starting now, shoppers must buy

at least $35 worth of items to avoid shipping costs. it used to be $25. industry analysts say this could encourage more customers to join amazon's prime service which includes free shipping. subscribers often shop at amazon first to make sure they are getting a good value for the $79 membership fee. a 14-year-old high school student in massachusetts now facing a murder charge for the death of a teacher. the victim colleen ritzer was a math teacher whose body was found in the woods behind the school, a half-hour north of boston. the boy was reportedly missing but has been found. we don't know his name yet. it has not been released because of his age. he's facing an arraignment later today for murder. we're also now hearing the 911 tapes from sparks, nevada about yesterday's deadly shooting at a middle school. >> somebody brought a gun to school and shot a teacher. >> the teacher is down?

>> yes. >> okay. >> police say a 12-year-old student started shooting just after the morning bell rang on monday morning. a teacher was killed two students were wounded. police say that teacher stood in front of the shooter allowing other students to run away to safety. police say the unidentified shooter brought the gun from home. they say it's possible his parents may be facing charges. the shooter died after turning the gun on himself. 7:48. the european parliament voted to suspend a major data-sharing agreement with the u.s. following the ongoing outrage over reports of surveillance by the national security agency. european lawmakers adopted a resolution to suspend an agreement that allowed the u.s. treasury to access some international bank transfers. that's after allegations that the nsa had spied on the data without going through legal channels. the allegations are based on documents leaked by former nsa

contractor, edward snowden. there are new details about air force officers entrusted with the launch keys to long- range nuclear missiles but a new report by the associated press finds that at least two times this year. officers left open a blast door to the command post. it's a mistake that could potentially allow terrorists or other intruders to break in. officials privately tell the associated press that these violations likely went undetected many more times than just those two cases. president obama has brought in an expert now to fix the troubled healthcare.gov website. jeffrey zientz is a former ceo. he's a management consultant. he's gonna oversee the repair of the online enrollment system for the affordable care act. he's been in this roll before -- role before. he was brought in to fix issues with the federal cash for

clunkers website. the 2013 michelin guide is released. bay area restaurants set a new record. thanks to the edition of quintz, the bay area has seven restaurants with two or more stars. that's more on any other region in the country. all six of last year's honorees are back on the list. >> those are all in san francisco. well, we have to see sal first. what just happened on the east shore, sal? >> we have two crashes on 80. the eastshore freeway. i want to put up a map immediately. westbound. this crash at albany hill is there. we just got word of a new crash right here at ashby avenue.

i'm gonna draw the line here. this one is brand new so it may not appear yet. it's a motorcycle accident. two crashes on 80 and that commute had been okay. but now it's not. we see some slow traffic as you drive through. another thick i want to mention -- thing i want to mention is a crash on the peninsula, southbound 101 at poplar avenue. watch for slow traffic in that area. it has been very slow out of burlingame. alternate route for you would be to use 280 instead of 101. let's go to some live pictures. bay bridge is light which is good but it may be because of an accident just up the road. but right now, we'll take it. it's much better than it was the other day. we also look at the san mateo bridge. it looks like there could be something on the span. >> the traffic is very slow. we had a report of a crash near the toll plaza. this is obviously something on the bridge that's slowing all three lanes. we'll try to get to the bottom of that for you as well. let's go back to steve. all right, sal, thank you.

a lot of twitter information coming in. s pweather if you want to tweet. nancy pescadero, foggy, foggy, foggy. pacific, brandon, foggy. crockett, can't seen the carquinez bridge. napa, foggy and drizzly. there you go. i think fog is the best bet this morning. and the good folks at the national weather service have included the san francisco bayshore line. a few locations don't get the fog line. if you don't, you are lucky. it's thick. 40s, redding, eureka, monterey, sacramento. 50s in the interior unless you are down in southern california. there's a lot of lows bouncing around. just not making much of an impact. this will probably enhance the fog tomorrow. what? i know. and then maybe chew it p a little bit by the -- chew it up a little bit by the weekend. there's another low in southern california spinning up clouds. snow indiana, ohio, heading to the northeast, very ton

seasonably -- unseasonably cold system. also hurricane raymond is now a tropical storm moving away from acome pole co -- acome pole co -- acapuloc. we have temperatures inland getting into the mid-80s. you see some of the cloud cover associated with the weak low. otherwise look for temperatures, 50s, 60s, clearing to the coast. some of that takes a while to clear that. the low will come right to the coast. probably not do much and head to southern california. cooler, cold, half moon bay yesterday, 55. it will be warm inland. clearlake was 88 degrees. today we'll go 85. i checked in with chloe. yeah, let's go with 85. novato, 75. bub but from petaluma said it was cold an foggy there -- but ba from petaluma said it was --

bubba from petaluma said it was cold and fog. livermore, 85. thelt were 8 -- they were 87 yesterday. 50s on the coast. very low 70s on the peninsula. i don't see anything changing here for a while. >> all right. thank you, steve. chaos at the utah state capitol after a man drives his truck up three flights of stairs and parks right under the governor's office. and they are coming back. when the navy blue angels will zoom back to san francisco.

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they are the centerpiece of the event. they took a hit financially this year when people stayed away because of blue angels canceling. facebook does an about- face. the menlo park company has a new response to a violent video controversy. also, a person allegedly shot and killed by sonoma county sheriff's deputies being remembered at this hour. how a replica rifle may have been a factor in that shooting. suddenly what had been a pretty good commute is not so much. we have slow traffic almost everywhere you look. we'll give you the update and alternate routes. most locations have fog. not all. i know there are a few starting off clear, cool. but that fog has prompted an advisory. we'll talk about that -- coming up. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way,

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good morning. welcome back at 8:00. welcome to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures you are looking at from santa rosa where an investigation is going on into a deadly police shooting. the suspect reportedly was carrying a replica rifle when he was shot. it's the age of the suspect. that's raising some big questions this morning. we'll have all of the details on that coming up in a live report. good morning. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. let's have another quick

look at weather and traffic. still foggy, steve? >> most locations, that's correct. not all. there's pockets of fog inland areas. but mostly clear. coast and bay, it's very, very, very thick and very, very cold. dense fog advisory out. north bay and also san francisco bayshore line until 11:00. some of that is for good reason. you can't see across the street. the fog is very reluctant to give up. there's lot out there for this time of year. high pressure squashing it. that's why it's so thick. there's no breeze whatsoever except a slight onshore push. 50s, 60s by the coast, 70s, 80s inland. 43 in san rafael. petaluma, it's colder than a blizzard in alaska. that sounds cold. i don't think it's that cold, kyle. we'll have go for a high of 74 today. you can see there is a low in southern california, one to the north, one to the west. unfortunately, they are not doing much for us. fog, sun, cool, warm for some. temperatures by the coast.

50s, and 60s. inland, you get 70s to a few mid-80s. here's sal. steve, we do have problems out there and i do want to mention that all of a sudden the commute has become slow. we have a crash in berkeley, actually two of them. one near the albany hill and one in the fog right near ashby avenue. now, if you are going a short distance, your alternate route is san pablo dam road. you can get along the problem nicely. i do want to mention that we have a crash northbound 680 near stone valley road. we're gonna try to show you a picture of that. if you are driving from san ramon to walnut creek, give yourself extra time. san mateo bridge, whatever is on the span, seems to have moved out. traffic is improving there. i will show you the bay bridge. it's been peculiar. i think because of the crash upstream, if you will. traffic is light here. that's good news getting on into the city. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. our top story this morning -- a replica rifle reportedly

led to the death of a boy in santa rosa. the press democrat reports sonoma county sheriff deputies shot and killed a 13-year-old boy playing with a toy gun. christien kafton is at the scene and just talked to friends of the victim who shared some important information. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those friends confirming the identity for us of the young man involved. they say the young man shot and killed by sonoma county deputies was 13-year-old andy lopez. we do have a photo. we hope to turn it around for you in a few minutes. let's show you where the incident happened. it happened here at moreland and west robles avenue yesterday afternoon. if you take a look at the ground, you can see the outline of where the sheriff's cruiser was and some evidence markers off to the side there. again, the santa rosa press democrat reporting that the person shot here was 13-year- old andy lopez. friends confirming for us that he did live in the neighborhood. now we're getting word from the neighborhood about the boy in question. investigators say it all

happened at about 3:00 yesterday afternoon. they say officers were on routine patrol in the area, saw lopez with what appeared to be a gun and they called for backup. now, the sheriff's office says the opportunities repeatedly ordered lopez to put down the gun and when he refused, opened fire. immediately after shooting, lopez apparently collapsed ontario the ground -- onto the ground, onto the replica rifle. officers found a replica handgun with him as well. earlier we spoke with borkers at a nearby -- workers at a nearby shop who say lopez stopped in frequently. they say he was a good kid. >> good kid. good kid. he always paid. if he didn't have a dollar to spare, we would spare him a dollar. he would always come back and give you the dollar and everything. nice kid. >> reporter: investigators did e-mail us a photo of the replica weapon. it's a realistic-looking ak-47 assault style weapon.

the two girls i spoke to earlier said it's a neighborhood toy that various boys in the neighborhood play with it. they say it has an orange safety tip to distinguish it from looking like a real weapon. sheriff deputies say he did not put the weapon down. that's when they opened fire. at this point, there are at least three investigations running right now. santa rosa police, petaluma police as well as the sonoma county district attorney's office all looking into the shooting. the two officers involved are currently on paid leave which is standard in a situation like this. again, we are looking to see if we can speak to santa rosa police and sonoma county sheriff's office to get more details about the shooting. but for now we're live here in santa rosa, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:05. we have new information about the next phase of the b.a.r.t. labor dispute. the tentative agreement that ended the strike monday night,

it's far from a done deal. today's chronicle reports the board is split on whether to approve the deal. some board members reportedly think b.a.r.t. gave away too much to reach a deal with the unions. five of the nine board members have to approve the deal. the agreement has to go before b.a.r.t.'s rank and file union members. they may start voting as early as tomorrow. there's a new development in the death of an elevator mechanic at the new 49ers stadium construction site. it happened over the summer. state inspectors had originally cleared the elevator company of any violations. however, ktvu's janine de la vega is out there now in santa clara and you are telling us that may change. >> reporter: yes, dave. cal/osha isn't telling us any specifics but says that questions were being raised. that's what prompted them to re- examine the death of that

construction worker here at levi stadium back in june. construction workers that we spoke to in the morning say they would like to know more about what led up to the accident. cal/osha says 63-year-old elevator mechanic donald white was standing on a ladder in the elevator shaft when the counter weight came down and him -- hit him in the head. they say he was in communication with the person operating the elevator and was aware the elevator was functioning but it's unclear why he didn't move if he knew the elevator was coming toward him. cal/osha has rescinded the decision that the employer didn't commit any violations that may have contributed to his death. this morning, some of the construction workers said they felt it was a good thing the incident is being probed more. they say it could help them in the future. >> everybody is on their toes. nobody wants to get hurt. nobody wants to see nobody not go home to their family. that's pretty much the gist of it. we're trying to be safe.

accidents happen. >> reporter: cal/osha is also investigating another work- related death that happened at the stadium last week. 61-year-old truck driver edward lake was kill when a bundle of rebar fell on top of him. inspectors are still trying to determine whether or not to issue citations. cal/osha can find a company anywhere from $5,000 to $70,000 depending upon if they determine if the violation was general, serious or willful. reporting live from santa clara, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:08. facebook has gone back and forth but the menlo park company has finally decided to pull a gruesome video of a beheading. this follows worldwide outrage over the earlier decision to lift its ban on allowing gory images and footage to be shown. the social networking site says it did not reverse or change any policies as a result of the controversy but it says this particular video glorified

violence. last night, took issued the statement explaining the overall position on violent videos "if it's being shared for sadistic pleasure or to celebrate violence, facebook removes it." almost two dozen could colleges around the bay area say they will admit students from city college of san francisco if it loses its accreditation. city college has about 80,000 full and part-time students. the 21 schools that will help with enrollment include chabot college in hayward, college of alameda, and de anza college in cupertino. there's also some good news for college-bound students and their parents and their wallets. a new report shows tuition keeps going up. but not as much as in the past. the college board says the average cost of an in-state student going to a four-year school went up $247 this year to just under $8900 a year. the 2.9% increase, that's the

smallest one-year bump in 30 years. a public meeting is set for 6:00 tonight in san francisco to discuss a pilot project to protect bicyclists. officials are looking to increase safety for bicyclists and pedestrians on folsom between fourth and 11th streets. back in august, a truck killed 24-year-old emily mulalok riding her bike in the area. at first place say it was her fault but bicyclists advocates found surveillance video that showed the truck caused the crash. today's meeting is at 6:00 at the south of market recreation center. the san francisco board of supervisors approved a ban on high-capacity ammunition magazines. it's already illegal here in california to buy, sell or carry high-capacity magazines under a law that took effect 13 years ago. however, that ban does not apply to ammunition magazines purchased before the law took effect. anyone in san francisco who has

an ammunition magazine that can hold more than ten bullets, well, you now have 90 days to turn it into the police or be guilty of a misdemeanor. 8:10. a meteor streaking across the skies last night caught the attention of many ktvu viewers. one person on watter says he -- twitter says he saw the fireball in the south bay before 8:00 p.m. another tweet said it was the biggest meteor a person has ever seen. it split into pieces. we've heard about other sightings from santa rosa to concord and all the way to fresno. if you saw the sky show last night, we'd like to hear from you. send us your photos and comments. you can reach us through facebook and twitter. the possibility of another bay area transit strike could depend on a very key decision today. what you should know as governor jerry brown's request heads to court. a big moment in the young life of prince george. the changes in tradition his parents made for his

christening happening right now in london. good morning. we have a lot of the slow traffic out there. we'll point out the trouble spots and your best way to get there. a lot of fog out there. there will be advisories until 11:00 and another big temperatures -- difference in the temperatures between coast and inland. us, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop.

prince george is being christened at st. james palace.

prince william and kate are foregoing tradition. royals are usually baptized at buckingham palace. the couple chose st. james because that's where a wake was for princess diana. president obama meets today with the prime minister of pakistan at the white house. president obama is trying to rebuild a rocky relationship with pakistan. there's resentment in pakistan over the u.s. strike within pakistan that killed osama bin laden as well as ongoing u.s. drone strikes. your time is now 8:15. security will be a lot tighter at utah's state capitol building after a man drove a truck through the front door and tried to crash down the doors of the supreme court.

look at this video. police say 36-year-old gerald green drove his truck up three flights of stairs and stopped at the governor's office. he made it to the third floor before he was captured. he was trying to kick in the doors of the supreme court chambers. >> he made the comment. this was his house and he had the right to be here. >> police tried to capture him by using a taser. when that didn't work, they tackled him. police say they are considering putting in large iron posts or even a concrete wall to prevent more cars to get too close to the building. it's been one year since hurricane sandy formed in the caribbean and headed for the east coast. this is video of what the storm looked like from space. it was first recorded on october 22nd. one year ago today, it began gaining strength, bearing down on jamaica. hurricane sandy hit new jersey and new york early in the morning on october 29th. to mark the occasion, people

plan to gather along the waterfront to various cities with candles and flashlights. they say thousands of people are still displaced and are struggling to rebuild. this morning search teams in sonoma county will resume the search for a missing abalone driver. he disappeared at salt point state park monday afternoon. his wife was waiting onshore and reported him missing. dense fog forced crews to call off the search effort yesterday. they plan to resume today by helicopter, weather permitting. 8:17. here's a warning if you will be driving in san francisco this week, the city is installing a traffic camera at what is being called the most dangerous intersection in the city for pedestrians and cyclists. it will be at market street and octavia. officials want to crack down on drivers making an illegal right turn there. there were 56 documented crashes there between 2005 and 2011. 8:17. happening now -- the san francisco 49ers are practicing

in england ahead of this sunday's -- ahead of the game at wimbley stadium. our crews traveling there discovered that american football is still foreign to many britons. >> i have no idea. >> the 49ers are playing the jacksonville jaguars in the second nfl game overseas this season. the league is hoping to build the brand in europe. the 49ers are staying and practicing at a resort 250 miles north of hon done -- 25 miles north of london but will move closer to the game. joe fonzi is there. you can find him on twitter. you can search hashtag ktvuinlondon. i just searched and there's our photographer out there outside of buckingham palace. 8:18. sal, you know a lot about several crashes in the east bay. what's going on? >> yeah, unfortunately, we've

had a bunch of slow traffic and crashes on the eastshore freeway, it's so slow -- or so foggy, we can't show you the picture we normally see. we'll put it on the map. we had a couple of crashes there. if you are coming in from richmond, the traffic is slow. it's seemed to have improved a little bit in richmond. northbound 680 at stone valley road, we had an overturned vehicle blocking lanes and traffic driving from san ramon and walnut creek in danville will be slow. we had one of our employees drive by and sent us this picture here of the crash on 680. that car flipped over. someone was hurt in the crash. let's go to live pictures. i want to show you the traffic on the san mateo bridge looks like it's at a standstill. traffic is not doing all that well. you may want to think about using the san mateo bridge as an alternative. and also we're looking at 280, kind of hard to see because of the dense fog.

but traffic in downtown san jose does look good. 8:19. let's go back to steve. there's a lot of fog out there. fog advisories go until 11:00. usually 9:00. it's not budging today. if you don't have any fog, you are lucky, it will be on the cool side. if you are in the fog, it's cold. no real change in the forecast. we'll talk about some rain stats for san francisco here. this is for the calendar year. january to october. so for these ten months, the rain year is july to june. july to june. this is the calendar year. so far in ten months san francisco has picked up 3.94 inches of rain. that's nothing. the driest year was 1976. some of you may remember that. at this point ten months we had 5.72. we're running a deficit of 1.78. no sign of rain in october. that would be the 14th driest in october since the records began. no rain. a lot of fog. but no rain. so dense fog advisory goes

until 11:00. north bay, also san francisco bayshore line. if you have fog, you look out the window and you can't see your neighbor's house, you are in the dense fog advisory. a low is approaching. it will probably enhance the fog tomorrow. maybe chew it up by saturday and give us higher clouds. maybe. there's a couple of rows. one in -- lows. one in southern california. that will get bumped inland. it's producing higher clouds in southern california. hurricane raymond is a tropical storm. 65-mile-an-hour winds. it's beginning to move west forward. it should be out of the vicinity by tomorrow and heading out to the pacific. 40s on the temperatures. if you are innd la, it might be -- inland, it might be chilly. we have a fog pattern that's just stuck. dense fog clearing to the coast. otherwise the low approaches. i don't think it will do much. it's headed to southern california after a brief visit here. fog, sun, i'm splitting the difference. cold for some, warm for others. temperatures inland. if you are in lake county, low 80s, mid- to upper 80s. marin county, a lot of low to

mid-70s. same for sonoma and napa. a lot of fog in napa county. i know that. walnut creek, 80. 64 alameda. sld, 67 -- san leandro, 67. 68 santa cruz. low 80s morgan hill gilroy. cupertino, 75. 50s pacifica, half moon bay, san bruno. low 70s menlo park, los eight aptos, atherton all in there. no changes. maybe higher clouds on saturday. lingering effect -- lingering effects of the government shutdown. how it's having effects on the asiana plane crash at sfo. and how trick or treating has put the bay area on the national map.

8:24. several huge wildfires are still raging out of control west of sydney, australia. the fires have already destroyed at least 200 homes and ravaged 300,000 acres of land. there are concerns things could get a lot worse due to the hot temperatures and strong winds. disaster agencies are worried the fires could merge into a megafire which could have disastrous consequences for the ent tire region. firefighters -- entire region. firefighters plan to deliberately burn part of the point reyes seashore. the planned burn should take place near drake's from 11:00 a.m. to about 4:00 p.m.

park officials say the goal is to get rid of invasive plants on about 140 acres. but if the weather does not cooperate, the work will be pushed back to tomorrow. the backlog at california's development department that delayed checks, it's even worse than we thought. they said 80,000 unemployment claims were stalled when new computer software was installed over the labor day weekend. >> the l.a. times is reporting the computer problems stopped payments to as many as 300,000 people. the state assembly is now planning hearings to figure out what went wrong. well, two bay area cities are among the best places in america to go trick or treating for halloween. according to the real estate website, zillow, san francisco, number one. san jose, ranks number 4. boston is ranked number 2. honolulu is number 3. zillow rates the cities on how they

provide the most candy for the least amount of walking and the lowest crime risk. 8:26. it's a push for change followingth death of a hospital patient -- following the death of a hospital patient at san francisco general. why many hospitals across the country are looking to cut back on their alarm systems. how easily safety alarms can be triggered. >> reporter: we're live in pleasanthill. if you plan on taking b.a.r.t. from 12:00 to 3:00 in the east bay, urmay be taking a bus instead. we'll tell -- you may be taking a bus instead. we'll tell you how it's tied to an ntsb investigation -- coming up. it's slow out there in some areas. it's also very foggy. that's affecting the morning commute. there is a lot of fog. if you don't have the fog, you are lucky. it will be sunny and warm. some of that fog is really, really thick. more -- coming up.

good morning. welcome back. this is pleasant hill. the morning commute going pretty well so far. but, but an unusual exercise later today. look at that sign. it's gonna shut down b.a.r.t. trains and force people to take a bus. we'll tell you all about it, what's going on -- coming up in a live report from the scene. good morning. it's wednesday, it's october 23rd. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, the weather, man. >> foggy, foggy, dave. no doubt about it. in fact, fog advisory has been expanded for some around the bay. originally it was the north bay. if you are in the fog and can't see across the street, you are included in it. warm air aloft is really capping the fog. no breeze to wipe it out.

reduced visibility. >> thick, thick. 40s and 50s. been here all morning long. it's cold up to petaluma. had reports there. san francisco, 48. if you are stuck in the fog, it's freezing. 63 on the high today. there's hoot of -- a lot of things going on north and west of us. not much is changing. if you don't have the fog, it's sunny. it will warm up fast. warm temperatures inland. near 80 again. that fog is keeping 50s and 60s coast and bay. here's sal. steve, good morning. well, i'm afraid to tell you that traffic is not all that great out there. i want to mention the traffic is going to be getting a little bit busier now at the bay bridge toll plaza. we did have some earlier problems approaching the toll plaza that have been removed from the lanes and that's a feeling why i think some people stuck in the traffic are now making it to the toll plaza. we're looking at the commute on

80. we had a couple of earlier crashes. 80 through richmond is not bad. they are clearing a crash at northbound 680 at alamo. we have had picture that someone sent us from the scene. i want to look at 280 at the 880 interchange in san jose. i think we have that. traffic is going to be busy here. it is going to be very sloat from bascom to cupertino. back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. happening today -- for three hours, later this afternoon, b.a.r.t. service between la fayette and pleasant hill will be halted. ktvu's brian flores is out there now in pleasant hill to tell us how today's track shutdown is tied to last weekend's deadly tragedy. >> reporter: this will be part of the ntsb investigation, dave, on how a b.a.r.t. employee and contractor were killed on the tracks last saturday. they will be using this afternoon to reenact exactly what happened. if you are a b.a.r.t. commuter here in the east bay, you need to know that this re-

enactment will affect your afternoon commute. b.a.r.t. says that between the la fayette, walnut creek and pleasant hill stations, service will be halted for three and a half hours from 12:00 noon to 3:30 this afternoon. so they re-enact a portion of the investigation. now, again, if you plan on commuting through there, they will do what's called a bus bridge which means they will be running buses at each of those locations every 15 minutes for riders who need to continue on the line while the investigation is going on. now, 66-year-old lawrence daniels and 58-year-old chris shepherd were killed last weekend while they were inspecting the tracks north of the walnut creek station. they were hit by at northbound train saturday afternoon. now, at this point, the ntsb says mechanical equipment was working fine. investigators also say the train operator did honk the horn and that those men received approval to their their -- to do their work. but this re-enactment will hopely answer more questions and perhaps provide guidance on

safety rules moving forward for b.a.r.t. investigators say evidence like video gathered will also help during the investigation. >> there is a videorecorder, audio recorder that's able to capture the operator cab section of the railcar. there are also cameras within the passenger portion of the car that i also have taken custody of. >> reporter: but this tragedy could also lead to new rules requiring b.a.r.t. trains to, perhaps, slow down to 25 miles per hour through any section where crews are believed to be working. that's according to sources who spoke to the chronicle. they say rules could change to where the trains could be manually driven past work sites instead of being put on automatic. with that happening, b.a.r.t. says that will affect train schedules as well. we've not heard from b.a.r.t. on whether that's being considered but for the immediate time, if you are an east bay commuter that goes from here in pleasant hill to walnut creek and la fayette and

vice versa, you need to know that buses will be running instead from noon to about 3:30 this afternoon. we're live here from the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. new this morning, the valero refinery company has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $300,000. the fine is for air quality violations at its refinery in benicia. the refinery was the target of 33 violation notices issued by the bay area air quality management district between 2011 and 2012. none of those violations was considered a risk to the public. happening today -- san francisco city gardener thomas is scheduled to make his first court appearance in connection with the death of a woman run over and killed at a park last night. prosecutors say the woman was sunbathing on the grass with her dog and 11-month-old daughter. police say thomas did not stopper offer aid but his -- stop or offer aid but his

attorneys said his actions were not criminal. >> he tried to avoid hitting the dog and that's why he went to the right off the path and down the grass. >> the parks need to be a safe place, and this was one of those cases where none of this needed to happen. >> thomas is behind bars on $350,000 bail. he faces felony vehicular manslaughter and hit-and-run charges. off camera, the woman's husband said he thinks the charges are "just" but also says he's been more focused on mowring the lot of his wife -- mourning the loss of his wife and raising their baby girl. san jose police are trying to find edward cen test eo last seen -- centeo last seen at his home. he's 5'6", 150 pounds, gray hair, brown eyes. he was wearing a multi-colored shirt, white wants and black shoes. police say he was driving a

gray 2009 hyundai. he also suffers from high blood pressure and he does not have medication with him. it's called alarm fatigue. it is definitely sounding an alarm among hospitals nationwide. ktvu eclaudine wong joins us from the stud -- ktvu's claudine wong joins us from the studio to explain this. >> well, there have been a lot of questions surrounding the death of lynne spalding. one report says what's called alarm fatigue may share some of the blame. spalding was found in a fire escape stairwell on the fourth floor of san francisco jeanle hospital on -- generalle -- general hog on october 8th. the stairwell was locked. there was an alarm. some had questions on why the alarm didn't alert hospital staff. administrators say the nationwide problem of alarm fatigue may be to blame. it happens in a workplace where alarms and monitors are constantly going off. the problems come when workers get desensitized and tune them

out. take a look at some of the numbers. according to the joint commission, between january of 2009 and june of 2012, alarm- related problems led to 80 patient deaths and 13 severe injuries in u.s. hospitals. and the commission says those numbers likely represent less than 10% of incidents. the chronicle also cites a ucsf study that analyzed 7,000 alarms that all went off in a one-month period. 87% of those were false. one patient actually set off 1100 alarms a day. most were false. but there were three that alerted staff to a life- threatening event. the message from researchers is there has to be a balance. there must be enough alerts to monitor potential problems but there must also be assurances that alarms will only be for important situations. so doctors and nurses know the sound of an alarm is meaningful. tori? >> all right. thank you. 8:38. a memorial is planned later this morning for a napa state

hospital employee who was killed by a patient. today marks three years since the death of psychiatric technician donna gross. this is video from last year's memorial. gross's death led to new laws and new alarm systems at state months. the patient who killed gross is serving a sentence of 25 years to life. 8:38. this morning a judge will consider governor brown's request for a 60-day cooling off period for a.c. transit and its uns -- unions. yesterday, an advisory board said a strike could seriously disrupt public transportation and hurt public safety. if the judge agrees with that, the unions won't be able to go on strike. that hearing starts in a few minutes at 9:00 in oakland. meantime thousand a.c. transit holds public hearings on the bus fare proposal. they want to introduce day passes that could cost $5 for adults $2.50 for youth, seniors and the disabled. discounts apply if the passes are used with clipper cards.

the hearings are at 2:00 and 5:00 at 1600 franklin street in oakland. today, investigators in san rafael plan to question a man and a woman about a fire at a luxury home. the home on sea view drive caught fire early yesterday. the same day that couple was evicted. the husband and wife were not at that house. the sheriff's department found them at a resort outside of marin 14 hours later. according to the marin independent journal, the tenants had recently lost a court battle with the homeowner over a $10,000 a month lease. all right. in 90 minutes from now, oakland city and community leaders will get together. they are gonna lawn fn the new season of the -- launch the new season of the golden state warriors. the season begins next wednesday at oracle arena. today's rally will be held at lake merritt amphitheater at

10:00 this morning. it tips off warrior week. that includes flying the team flag at city hall and at nighttime, they will light up the building in blue and yellow, the colors of the warriors. 20 minutes before 9:00. a mysterious outbreak sickens thousands of dogs. the fda investigation underway and the warning now being issued to pet owners. >> reporter: new information and our first look at the teenager reportedly shot to death by sonoma county students. rnl gooing. right now, traffic is -- good morning. right now traffic is doing well if you are driving in some commutes. still slow in others and the dense fog is a factor. we'll tell you all about that straight ahead. one of those pockets of dense fog is from san bruno to the skyline. visibility is awful. but maybe where you are it might be clear. for many, there's a lot of fog and it will be out here for a while. we'll talk about it -- coming up.

mixed earnings reports cooling the wall street rally happening the last few days. caterpillar bringing down earnings. fed-ex is forecasting a stronger holiday shipping season compared to last year. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 60.

the nasdaq down 29. s&p down 9. all right, tori. 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right now -- b.a.r.t. service between la fayette and pleasant hill will be halted for three hours this afternoon. federal investigators will shut down the tracks in those areas. they are gonna re-enact saturday's deadly accident. a b.a.r.t. employee and a contractor were killed on the tracks near the walnut creek station. also state safety investigators are taking a second look at the death of an elevator mechanic at levi stadium in santa clara back in june. the department rescinded a decision saying the victim's employer did not commit any violations. it says questions were raised that made them want to re- examine what happened out there. at at top of this hour, we confirm -- at the top of the hour, we confirm the name of the person shot and killed yesterday by sonoma county deputies at the -- the press democrat said the victim was

only 13 years old and was allegedly carrying a fake gun. christien kafton is in santa rosa now. you just obtained a photo of the boy as well. >> reporter: yeah, friends of the teen are identifying him as 13-year-old andy lopez. the whole incident happened here at moreland and west robles avenue. if you take a look, you can see the spray painted outline taken from where the sheriff's vehicle was and the evidence markers there where the shell casings landed after this shooting. friends this morning provided us a photo of 13-year-old andy lopez. they say he was shot to death yesterday by sonoma county sheriff's deputies after two students mistook a toy gun for a real weapon. investigators say it all happened at about 3:00 yesterday afternoon. they say the officers were on routine patrol, saw the teen with what appeared to be a weapon and called for backup. the sheriff's office says the deputies repeatedly ordered him to put down the gun. when he refused they say he opened fire. immediately after the shooting,

he collapsed on the replica rifle. officers found a plastic handgun tucked into his waistband as well. today friends who stopped by the scene were in shock. >> he loved everyone. he would never hurt nobody. >> reporter: investigators did e-mail us a photo of the replica weapon last night, a realistic-looking ak-47-style assault weapon. friends we spoke with earlier say they are very familiar with the gun. they say there are several boys in the neighborhood who play with it. the teen girls we spoke to say the gun had an orange tip to indicate it's a toy. now, there are several parallel investigations underway right now. the santa rosa police, petaluma police and the sonoma county district attorney's office are all investigating the shooting. we have calls into the santa rosa police and the sheriff's office looking to find out a little bit more information about this case. for now we're live in santa rosa, cyst on kafton, ktvu

channel 2 news -- christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. federal investigators are investigating a mysterious illness tied to jerkry pet streets. the fda -- treats. the fda issued an alert saying people should be aware of the potential problems with the treats. since 2007, the fda has received reports of more than 3600 dogs and ten cats getting sick after eating chicken, duck or sweet potato jerky treats. of the cases 580 pets have died. >> the first signs that you might see might be drinking more water or ure nateing more -- urinating more frequently. and then you might see weight loss, changes in appetite. >> the fda did not identify any brands but said those under scrutiny are made in china. in the meantime, the fda is encouraging owners to report any cases of pets becoming sick. the recent government shutdown forced a postponement of a hearing into the deadly

asiana crash in san francisco. the ntsb hearing in washington was set for november. well now, it's been rescheduled for december. ash flight 2 -- asiana flight 214 crashled at san francisco international airport on july 6th. two passengers died in the crash. a third one was killed when she was run over by a fire truck. and the irs is delaying the date when it will begin processing tax returns because of the 16-day government shutdown. now, originally, the irs was set to begin working on 2013 tax filings on january 21st. now the irs says it won't be ready until january 28th at the earliest. and february 4th at the latest. now, the delay means tax payers entitled to refunds, you have to wait longer to get them. 8:49. we want to check in with sal. sal, the toll plaza is -- what? >> much different.

>> okay. >> it's much different than yesterday because obviously -- for obvious reasons. b.a.r.t. is running full service. there is a backup. it's not been as bad as it was yesterday. when we were waiting for an hour or more at the toll plaza, that was yesterday. you will see traffic that will be -- you will be waiting for a bit. it's not that bad. the dense fog has played a role in the commute and on the -- this is 880 in oakland. we can't see it. we won't stay there too long. just to demonstrate how foggy and thick it is. livermore -- from tracy to livermore, that traffic looks good. i want to edges mention the -- mention the traffic on 680 has been very slow. we had an early accident in alamo from san ramon all the way up into walnut creek. it's a monster of a drive. you might want to think about getting to another part of the east bay, using another side route. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a very foggy morning. not for everybody. but for a lot of people. i just tweeted out the visible

satellite. a couple of meants came back -- comments came back. big fog bank out there. high clouds in southern california associated with a weak low. it doesn't affect us. dense fog advisory north bay and around the bay. san francisco shoreline until 11:00. for good reason. visibility, can't see across the street for some. 27 up in tahoe. a lot of 40s, even sacramento valley, is san joaquin -- valley, san joaquin valley. 40s. the low is approaching. original loy it looked like it -- originally it looked like it might give us some rain now it looks like it will put on the brakes and slide to southern california and push this low here inland. you need a kicker. that's what that one will do but give us higher clouds on saturday. 40s and 50s, stuck in the low. the fog has a lot to do with it. you can see some of the gray here. low clouds, fog, mainly fog, dense fog here. clearing to the coast. some of that takes a little

while to clear back there. so the low will be offshore by friday. continued warm inland. it may be cooler as we head towards sunday and then monday the system digs into towards eastern nevada and all the way down. cool to cold. clearlake, 85 warm. saint they leeb na -- st. helena, 82. vallejo, benicia, 70s. walnut creek 80. brentwood, 83. livermore, 85. san jose at 74. low 80s. morgan hill gilroy. santa cruz, 68. los gatos, 76. it's sold out on the coast. 50s or low 60s even into south san francisco. parts of the peninsula a few low 70s. not much change until saturday. i think we'll get higher clouds. but that's about it. >> all right. thank you. a big celebration underway oversea. we -- overseas. we just got new video of

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new this morning, a 14-year- old in massachusetts has been arrested in the murder of a teacher. the victim was colleen ritzer, a 24-year-old math teacher, who was found dead in the woods behind the school in dan verse, which is -- danvers, which is a half-hour north of boston. >> the boy did not come home

from school but police found him wandering on the highway. authorities are debating whether to charge him as an adult. we're hearing the 911 tapes from the middle school shooting in sparks, nevada. >> somebody brought a gun to school that shot a teacher. >> the teacher is down? >> yes. >> okay. we'll get people out there. >> police say a 12-year-old student opened fire just after the morning bell monday morning. two students were injured. a teacher was killed. police say the math teacher put himself in front of the shooter allowing other students to run to safety. police say the unidentified shooter brought the gun from home. they say it's possible his parents will face charges. the shooter died after turning the gun on himself. an investigation into the east bay after two huge pieces of construction equipment weighing several tons suddenly are missing from a contra costa construction site. they were stolen from the site on marsh creek road in contra

costa county. construction, that's a growing problem all over the industry, those missing pieces of equipment. they cost more than $100,000 each. and we have brand-new video to show you of prince george. he was christened this morning in london. there he is. we showed you the baby's arrival with the royal family at st. james palace in the first hour of "mornings on 2." prince william and kate, they just fore-- they decided to go around the tradition that's normally set for their son's ceremony. the gathering was a lot smaller than usual. they only had 22 invited guests. instead of choosing high- ranking royals for the seven godparents, they chose close friends of theirs. we want to go to sal quickly. air delays at sfo. >> more than an hour because of the tog. it want to -- because of the doing. i want to show you the pictures. bay bridge is backed up more.

san mateo bridge slow and foggy commute all the way across to the peninsula. and then that traffic is going to get better once you get to 101. let's go to steve. all right, sal. there is a lot of fog out there. more than i've seen in a long time for this time of year. usually this ising we seal in -- this is something we see in june or july. unless you are inland, it will be warm. >> thank you. >> any time. that's our report for this morning. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the investigation into the deadly b.a.r.t. accident and how it will affect service today. we're always here for you at our website, twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. avo: at volkswagen we believe everyone deserves a better car.

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