>> reporter: we're live in fremont, where police are investigating a road rage incident that turned violent. one man is hospitalized. we'll tell you why police are investigating two crime scenes. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon, the fire that happened, it's affecting the morning commute. the deet signers of the government's -- the designers of the government's healthcare website, why they could be in for a very long day.

"mornings on 2" starts now. morning. live pictures from fremont where we are following breaking news. police investigating a road rage incident. there are several crime scenes involved. we'll have a live report with the latest details coming up. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's get to steve paulson. >> tori and dave, thank you. a lot of low clouds. in fact, a big fog bank out there being helped along by a low just beginning to move into the picture. it looks cooler. in fact, mostly cloudy here. dool to cold for -- cal to cold -- cool to cold. fog, sun for some. if you are stuck in some of these 40s, it's cold. 40s, 50s, they haven't moved all morning long. fair field, 47 with a southwest wind at 24 miles an hour. that will cut right through you. san francisco starting off at

50. the fog bank is being held along by this system. that low will give us a low fog bank. maybe some drizzle. and then it's on its way to southern california probably friday or saturday. low clouds, whatever you want to call it. visibility is not as bad as yesterday. wind is out of the west. sunny, cooler for the inland temperatures. more 7s 0 -- 70s. 50s and 60s coast and bay. here's sal. traffic is moving along relatively well in some areas. let's start off with a look at the toll plaza where this looks pretty typical even though it's slow. i would say this is a decent commute getting into san francisco. about a 25-minute delay. you saw they just turned the lights off at the toll plaza there. traffic is moving well. the commute will be okay on the westbound san mateo bridge as you drive through. there was an earlier accident near the san mateo bridge on 880. that's been cleared. but southbound 880 getting from hayward to union city is going to be slow.

that's southbound 880 into union city. also 238 is slow into castro valley. now let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. breaking news from fremont as police investigate a shooting linked to road rage. this happened about 90 minutes ago. it's forced the closure of several streets. the dispute started on highway 680 and ended up in the area of mission boulevard and brown road. ktvu's janine de la vega is live on the scene where officers have cordoned off the area. we can see the yellow tape behind you, janine. >> reporter: yeah, police are have had to hope off this strip mall parking lot located on mission boulevard here because they need to process this scene for evidence, especially that mercedes that you are looking at. now, this is not where the shooting occurred. but it's where the victim drove to after he was shot. police tell us this started as a road rage incident in the lanes of the southbound -- the southbound lanes of 680 at 5:25 this morning. a driver of a mercedes and another car exited the freeway

at mission boulevard and then pulled off on brown street. then there was some sort of confrontation between the two. the other person in the car fired several shots at the man in the mercedes hitting him. the suspect fled the scene. we don't have a description at this point of the suspect or the car or how many people were actually in the suspect's car. we do know that the victim drove a couple of blocks down mission boulevard into the strip mall parking lot. that's where there's a fremont bank and doughnut shop. he parked there. he called 911 from that parking lot there saying he was in a lot of pain and that he had just been shot. the doughnut clerk, that person also witnessed him yelling. we don't know how badly he was hurt. but he was rushed to a local hospital. police are still here at the crime scene, again, waiting for crime scene technicians to process this scene as well as the other scene that's several

blocks away. evidence was left here. you can see surrounding the car, there appears to be clothes. i know there's several bullet holes that are visibility on the passenger side of that mercedes. again, so a lot of activity here as police are searching for the suspect as well as, you know, more details about how this incident happened. reporting live from fremont, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 7:05. we're still following developing news involving b.a.r.t. a fire underneath at b.a.r.t. strain at the orinda yesterday is still affecting the commute. there's been developments in the past 90 minutes. christien kafton is there at the b.a.r.t. station. what's happening there? >> reporter: the big headline for b.a.r.t. riders and commuters is the delays are relatively short and only expected to get better as the morning progresses. take a look. you can see b.a.r.t. trains pulling in and out of the station here in or -- in

orinda. there was a train stalled there earlier this morning. that train is now gone. we did manage tote go a few seconds of video as that train powered up and drove away on its own power. the train is slowly creeping out towards concord at about 5 miles an hour. that's still tying up that one track. at some point, they do have to go and -- on one track or single track around the area. that's what's leading to some delays. it's still getting better throughout the morning. crews had to break apart a 1600- pound piece of equipment that failed yesterday and caused that fire. it overheated, then overheated the mounts which hold it in place. crews did have to cut that big box-like piece apart and the train was tested to see if they could move it out of the station. they were able to get that train out of the station. now b.a.r.t. is saying the major impact on the morning commute is over. and b.a.r.t.'s schedule is

recovering. >> right at 6:30, it was the peak of the peak of the delays. 20-minute delays. some reported 30-minute drays. those were -- delays. those were the ones stuck in this. now that everything is open, it will only get better from here out. >> reporter: certainly good news for b.a.r.t. commuters that the delays will be getting shorter and shorter. b.a.r.t. says it will be conducting a full investigation as to how this incident happened. that expected to take three or four days before they have a definitive answer on exactly how that fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the first place. we're live in orinda, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors in two hours will hold a very important meeting. they have to decide if they will approve the tentative agreement that ended the b.a.r.t. strike monday night. it takes five of the nine board members to approve that deal. and reportedly, some board members may reject the agreement. they fear b.a.r.t. gave away too much to the unions. the tentative agreement still has to be approved by the union

members. those b.a.r.t. workers could start voting as early as today. 7:07. happening right now -- a congressional hearing looking into the problem-plagued rollout of the healthcare.gov website. this is a live picture of the house energy and commerce room. on the screen sitth at this -- sitting at this desk are several contractors who helped set up the website for the affordable healthcare act. they are testifying. there's been a lot of problems. the chairman noted that these same contractors appeared before the committee just last month. >> over the last few months leading up to the launch, top administration officials and lead contractors appeared before this committee looked us in the eye and assured us repeatedly that everything was on track, except that it wasn't as we now know too well.

>> lawmakers wanted health and human services secretary sebelius to testify. but she's in arizona. she's scheduled to testify at a hearing next wednesday. and in a half-hour, president obama will call on congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform legislation before the end of the year. the senate passed an immigration reform bill in june but there has been no action in the senate. coming up at 7:15, the main sticking point house republicans have with this bill. 7:09. the napa county sheriff is warning about a scam. he says someone is calling people claiming to be a major wilson or deputy wilson. then the caller tells them to send $2,000 to avoid being arrested for failing to report for jury duty. well, the sheriff says his office never asked for or accepts payments for a warrant. so far, no one has reported actually sending some money.

state corrections officials are working on new rules to limit the use of pepper spray on mentally ill patients. the policy change comes in the wake of video showing six mentally ill inmates screaming for help while being sprayed with large amounts of pepper spray. the inmates reportedly were sprayed after they refused to be handcuffed. one in three inmates in california sufficients from mental ill -- suffers from mental illness. today is the last day of a control burn at point reyes national seashore. if you see a lot of smoke in the area. don't be alarmed. it starts in about three hours on 141 acres near north ranch and drakes. there was also a control burn there yesterday. the purpose of these fires is to eradicate non-native plants like the scotch broom. there will not be any road closures but drivers are asked to use extra caution because of the smoke. 7:10. the palo alto city council is due to consider a proposal on monday for an electronic billboard on highway 101. now, supporters say this would

bring in at least $700,000 a year that could be used to replace aging infrastructure. but critics say the billboards are distracting to drivers. digital billboards already have been put up in east palo alto, redwood city and santa clara. ed lee has pledged to respond to all of the changed dot-org petitions with a certain number of signatures. he's the first mayor in america to make the pledge. the white house has been responding to online petitions since 2011. now, the topics range from wall street reform and gun violence and -- to questions from star wars fans about the possibility of building a real-life star. these petitions from lee have called for an end to the ston- and-frisk program and also questions about protections for occupy protesters. throw the book at them. find out exactly what a bay area labor group wants to happen to b.a.r.t. managers after saturday's

deadly accident on the tracks. a deadly police shooting leads to a protest in one bay area city. how officers are responding to the controversy over the death of a 13-year-old boy. good morning. it's suddenly very busy out there. we'll tell you about a new crash in a bad spot and also looking at the bay bridge, traffic looks good on the span itself. a lot of low clouds in place. more so than the fog we had yesterday. but still, it will be a cooler day inland as temperatures there will start to get out of the 80s and into the 70s. we'll take a closer look at it --00. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay?

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dozens of angry community members took to the streets of santa rosa last night. >> we need justice! >> they marched through the neighborhood where a sheriff's opportunity shot and killed a 13-year-old boy tuesday afternoon.

investigators say officers repeatedly told the teenager, andy lopez, to drop what turned out to be a fake assault rife- - rifle. but they say the -- rifal. but they -- rifle. but they say he ignored their requests. >> the deputy fired and struck the subject one time. the subject immediately fell to the ground. >> this urban air -- this urban area, i mean, they just blast the kid. >> yesterday investigators displayed a real assault weapon right next to a fake gun, as you can see here, they wanted to show how difficult it was to tell them apart. however, many people are outraged saying the shooting was totally unjustified. the district attorney is promising a full investigation. federal law requires that fake or toy guns have a bright orange plug in the barrel and an orange stripe one-inch thick

that is supposed to be on both sides of the barrel. that's illegal to cover those markings. santa rosa police say lopez's rifle did not have an orange tip. hundreds of people gathered last night in sparks, nevada honoring the victims of monday's tragic school shooting. ♪ >> this vigil was at sparks middle school, where the shooting happened. police say a 12-year-old student shot and wounded two classmates and killed a teacher, michael landsberry. the boy later killed himself. classes at the middle school are canceled for the rest of the week. 7:16. we're just minutes away from a major immigration reform announcement by president obama he will be asking congress to you come up with a bipartisan by the end of the year. justin gray is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with details on exactly what the president is proposing.

justin? >> reporter: well, to give you an idea how important this is for the state of california, nancy pelosi says if we pass immigration reform, it would add as many as 70,000 jobs to the california economy just next year. but in order for that to happen, democrats and republicans, they will have to come together for some sort of solution. president obama will ask for what he is calling a common sense approach from the east room of the white house in about 10, 20 minutes. that would mean strengthening border security, creating an earned path to citizenship and holding employers accountable. >> there was a lot of important work achieved in the bill to pass the senate that meets the president's criteria. he believes that -- he believes there is a bipartisan majority in the house and probably a significant one that would support that similar comprehensive approach. >> reporter: john boehner says immigration is an important subject that needs to be addressed and he's hopeful something could happen before the end of the year.

we'll hear from the president here in the next 20 minutes or so. coming up at 8:15, i will break down some of the specifics of the president's proposal. live in washington, justin gray, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:17. a wyoming man accused of stealing a lawsuit in sausalito and running it aground in pacifica has been released from jail. the chronicle reports lesliealen gardner -- leslie alan gardner faced charges originally that could have led to a sentence of six years in prison but a judge sentenced him to a year in county jail with time served to access mental health services. he will be on probation for five years and has been ordered to pay $1.3 million in restitution. 7:18. halloween, just a week away now. we're already seeing some pretty unique costumes. come on, tori. that's pretty good. >> very good. >> the photographer posted this

video on youtube his 22-month- old daughter is wearing an l.e.d. suit. it makes her look like a pint- sized stick figure. too cute. this has been viral. there were 1.8 million views in two days already. the artists promises he will soon post video on how he created that wonderful design. >> it's way beyond my skill. very, very cute. 7:18. let's check in with sal. unfortunately, a crash in fremont. not a good situation there. >> yeah, it's on mission boulevard near aloney college. this could delay you if you are driving on mission. some people use mission to avoid the freeway or perhaps you are try doing to get to the -- trying to get to the college. i have it on the map for you. the traffic will be affected. i think i have the wrong map up there. let's -- the control room was saying huh? this map thing is not working properly. let's go to live pictures.

thank you, guys. sunol grade, the traffic here is moving along relatively well. if you are driving through, no major problems here. bay bridge toll plaza is looking slow and crowded. 15 to 20 minutes. okay. so now i have the correct map up for the crash i told you about at mission and anza right near aloney college. obviously, it's causing major delays. it doesn't take much to cause delays on mission near the college. it's that much worse. let's go to steve. a little bit more of a westerly breeze there. that was nonexistent the last couple of days which is why we had the thick fog and high pressure losing its grip because there is a low coming in. that's enhancing the fog, lifting it, but also making more of a west wind kick in for some inland areas that have had calm conditions for a while. it will be a gray day for some. very cold near the coast.

low clouds, fog. sunny but cooler inland with a west wind about 20, 25 for some. higher clouds on friday might wrap around this system but i think the end result will be a bigger fog bank and maybe local drizzle going in on friday. there's some fog there but the visibility is better than yesterday. it was awful. we'll go 48 for a high. maybe a slow day to see the cloud deck clear. 27 in tahoe. 37 reno. there's still some cold readings around. 52 in monterey. look at the gray, it's extensive and in charge. all the way down to southern california. it's not going anywhere for a couple of days. it will continue to enhance that. we're looking for a gray pattern here. 40s and 50 is on the temperatures -- 50s on the temperatures. but the gusts are 22, 25, oakland west wind, concord west wind, napa west wind. those areas that have been in the 80s now coming back in the 70s. a few locations never getting

out of the 50s and 60s. low clouds, sunny, breezy. for some look for a bigger fog bank. i think we'll get the drizzle out of this guy. the wind picking up, already has for some. sunny but cooler for those who don't have the fog deck. 70s on the temperatures or even 60. novato, 68. san rafael, petaluma, 67. 62 richmond. 66 vallejo into benicia. some 70s. antioch, brentwood. livermore, 75. oakland, 63. it will be a very cool, gray day. 60s for many, including 70s morgan hill to gilroy. it's cold on parts of the coast. it's going to stay in the 60s for many on the peninsula. not much change for friday. saturday could be a transition day. monday cooler, breezy and

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a worker hurt during the filming of "chasing mavericks" is suing the production company in san mateo's court system. eric hatten says he fell when the stairs on a bank of portable toilets gave way. he injured his hip, back and ankle. his lawsuit claims the production company left the stairs in place even though they knew they were broken. the movie is about surfing off the san mateo coast, where the movie was filmed. we're learning the source of severe stomach illnesses that sickened 643 people in 25

states last summer. the cdc says outbreaks in iowa and nebraska have been linked to salad mix from taylor farms mexico. that's the branch that supplies the olive guarded and red lobster restaurants. taylor farms shut down in august after the illnesses were discovered but has been allowed to since reopen. an outbreak in texas has been linked to cilantro to a farm in mexico. dan boyle from the sharks is back to the team after suffering a nasty hit. the blues forward was sus spensded five games for the illegal hit. boyle suffered an unspecified bodily injured, the team is describing. he's not expected to play in the game against boston. tonight in the world series, game 2 with the boston red sox, hoping to take a 2-0 lead after beating the cardinals, 8-1 last night. >> here's the two out.

that's into left center field. down to the wall. >> the red sox wasted no time taking the lead in game one of the first inning. mike napely hit a double driving in three runs. you can watch game 2 right here on ktvu. coverage begins at 4:30 right after a special edition of ktvu channel 2 news at 4:00 p.m. 7:26. we're fooling breaking news from the -- following breaking news from the south bay. a dispute between two shooters ends in a shooting -- between two vehicles ends in a shooting. and the b.a.r.t. meets in 90 minutes. why some believe they should face criminal charges for the deadly accident last week. at the macarthur maze, northbound 880, we had a problem there with run of the ramps being blocked by a crash. not affecting the commute direction. we'll tell you more -- coming up. a lot of low clouds in place. in fact, they are making a good

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these are live pictures from concord. what a mess. cleanup and investigation is underway after a raging overnight fire. we'll tell you exactly what was damaged and why they needed a lot of firefighter to the

tackle the blaze. welcome to "mornings on 2" once again. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, you think people are driving with the heat on? >> and the seat warmers on. 40s, 50s you get the low cloud deck, and it will be cool. there are 30s up north. fog or sun, breezy, cooler, even if you have the sun today, i think you will notice a difference in the temperatures. 40s, very, low 50s. the low cloud deck keeping things in check. san francisco, which was 61 yesterday. i went 59 today. i think there's too much low clouds and fog. it's really not going to be -- if it's warmer it won't be that much warmer. this low will control the weather for the next couple of days. should be out of the picture by saturday it's enhancing the fog bank. it's also picked up the west wind. sunshine for some. inland, that fog will be reluxant to -- reluctant to burn off for a few. back to the 70s for many.

50s, 60s by the water. here's sal. we have troubles when it comes to the macarthur maze. northbound 880 is causing slow traffic on 880 north which is not the commute direction heading over to the eastshore freeway. it will cause slow traffic a the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is backed up for about a 15-minute delay. you will see some slowing there. i want to mention that traffic on the bridge is moderately heavy on the way into the city. on mission boulevard in fremont at an saw there is a crash. they are clearing it up. if you are going to aloney college, you might be late if you don't get on the road now. westbound 80 due to earlier problems coming in. i would add ten, 15 minutes to that commute between the altamont pass and dublin. that will be taking you longer. it will take you longer as well in castro valley. back to the desk. we're starting this half- hour with the breaking story we first told you about on the morning news, police in fremont

investigating a shooting that may have been sparked by road rage. investigators say the victim was driving on 680 about 5:30 this morning, when he got into a dispute with another driver. the victim then drove to the area of mission boulevard and brown road. police say there was a confrontation. one of the people was shot several times in his car. he was taken to the hospital. the shooter got away. ktvu's janine de la vega is on this story. she'll have a live report coming up at the top of the next hour. 7:33. protesters are expected at this morning's meeting of the b.a.r.t. board of directors. ktvu's claudine wong joins us live from the newsroom with more on what will be happening at that meeting and what that group of protesters is now calling for. claudine? >> reporter: well, in about 90 minutes, the board will meet for their regularly scheduled board meeting but there is a lot on their plate. in the last half-hour, i spoke with the b.a.r.t. spokeswoman who says the board will introduce a resolution this morning in honor of the two workers killed.

but we are also seeing protesters. the group is planning to rally outside of oakland. that group wants managers to face cil charges for the accident that killed the two workers. at the time of the accident, a manager was being trained to operate trains in the event of an extended strike. the ntsb spent several hours yesterday reciteal the -- re- creating the accident. >> you have to have re-created as best as mankind can an exact dueplication of the conditions in which the incident or accident, whatever phraseology you would like to use, occurred. >> b.a.r.t. has suspended a 30-year-old procedure called simple approval in the wake of the accident. this is how alicia, the spokesperson, explained the change this morning. >> we're no longer allowing workers to go on the track under the simple approval.

it's usually for a quick thing, walk on the track. they say i'm on the track. i know it's live. i have somebody with me. he's the lookout. he's to remain outside of the envelope and we're to always have a rescue plan in place. we are to be able to remove ourselves from the area within 15 seconds. these are some of the parameters around simple approval that provides protection. as of right now and moving forward until further notice we're no longer allowing that simple approval process. >> instead, they will have to get a work order which b.a.r.t. says provides more protiction. simple approval is suspended until further notice. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. another issue for b.a.r.t., bringing bikes onto their trains. coming up at 7:45, the vote today that could lead to a change in that policy. 7:35. happening now -- we're getting a look at the damage from a big fire that ripped through a concord storage facility overnight. ktvu's brian flores is there now. you've been out there since

early this morning. you've got video of all of the flames and there was a big response from firefighters. >> yeah. they big response, dave. good morning. very unfortunate for this business owner who has been here for several years right now. i'm here with richard, the owner of the towing company. give us your reaction. i know we talked about it this morning. you've been here for several years now. damage. what's your reaction to what you are seeing? >> where do you start? building damage, vehicle damage, smoke damage, water damage. fire department cut into the building. where do you start? >> reporter: yeah. >> it's just -- >> reporter: what do we know what happened? do you have any idea on what may have started this at all? >> no. not at all. we did have an operator that was here approximately 45 minutes prior to this and everything was fine at that

point. >> reporter: from what we're hearing, this styer started around -- fire started 11:00 last night here in concord. firefighters were able to quickly put it out 15, 20 minutes later. richard, what's the situation like in the building? i know you are having a tough time getting the business up and running again, correct? >> right. yeah. we have pretty extensive smoke damage, water damage. we to have some cars that were involved to some degree. they were parked alongside the building on the inside and -- >> reporter: did the fire investigators tell you anything, does this look suspicious? >> we'll have a fire investigator hopefully back this morning to dig through to see what we can figure out. >> reporter: thank you for speaking with us. good luck to you in trying to get the business up and

running. firefighters doused it 15, 20 minutes later. as we saw from the damage, several cars that were damaged and richard told me since this is a tow facility, he will have to try to contact those owners of the cars this morning. but the first thing, trying to get the electricity back on, get the phones ringing again. for him, it's trying to get back to square one again. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. an oakland man who tried to stop a sideshow said he was badly beaten up for it. it happened sunday afternoon at tookhill an mack -- foothill and macarthur boulevard. neighbors complained. jack morgan said he finally took matters into his own hands. he confronted the drivers with a baseball bat but then several people attacked him. >> we don't have the protection that our property taxes pay for. >> in one sense, i don't care what happens to me or them. it has to stop. >> now, one neighbor helped to

rescue morton. he was rushed to the hospital. residents say police tnt arrive until -- didn't arrive until 30 minutes after their first 911 call. 7:38. fremont police are asking for the public's help identifying a man accused of exposing himself inside a walmart. police say the man was spotted walking up and down the aisles before he reportedly exposed himself to a 20-year-old woman shopping in the store. i want to show you a picture of this suspect from a surveillance camera. he's being described as 28 to 35 years old. 5'9" with a medium to heavy build. as you can see from the image. he was wearing a red polo shirt with a sweater vest, dark pants and had an i.d. badge around his neck. anyone with information is asked to call fremont police. tomorrow morning, the golden gate bridge district will talk about whether to raise the price of the tone. the district faces a $142

million budget deficit over the next five years. according to the district's staff report, a one-dollar toll hike could help to close the budget gap. if the increase is approvalled -- approved, it would take effect by april. the last toll hike was in 2008. most school children are taught about the very first flight by the wright brothers. we'll tell you why three states claim they were the birthplace of aviation. and new reaction to reports that the u.s. has been tapping the cell phone of german chancellor, angela merkel. traffic will be busy trying to get to the bay bridge also trying to get on the eastshore freeway. we'll explain. plenty of gray out there. much more of a strong inland push. that will equal more 70s.

stocks mostly higher in early trading after earnings gains at major u.s. companies including ford. also average rates on fixed mortgages dropped this week to their lowest level in four months. the positive sign for the housing recovery. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 66. the nasdaq is up 8 and the s&p is up 2. this morning, the labor department says the number of people collecting initial jobless benefits for the first time dropped to $350,000 last week. that's down 12,000 from the week before. but the number may be even lower because california is still processing claims from earlier this month due to problems with its newly

upgraded computer system. there is a report that blackberry may be on the radar of aer apple executive. a newspaper says john skullly is making at making a joint bid for the canadian smartphone maker. he told the paper he's a long- time fan and user of blackberry. he was apple's ceo between 1983 and 1993. another report says cisco systems, google and s.a.p. are already in talks to buy all or part of blackberry. target is trying to help shoppers save time with a new service just in time for the holidays. customers can order products online and then pick them up at a specific store. target says it is offering the service at half of its stores now and plans to expand it to all stores in the next week. walnut creek has had a similar -- walmart has had a similar service for two yees. the german foreign ministry summoned the american embassy because of allegation -- ambassador because of allegations the u.s. tapped the

phone of angela merkel and spied on her. merkel talked to president obama last night about these reports at the national security -- about the nsa listening in on her phone calls. the white house says her phone is not being monitored nor will it be in the future. they didn't comment on allegations that it has happened in the past. all of the surviving victims of the asiana crash in san francisco are out of the hospital. the only victim who remained at the hospital was finally released this week. she's now at a rehab center. doctors say she spent 109 days at sf general and had 30 dink surgeries -- different surgeries. the chief of surgery said that woman was one of the sickest patients she ever treated but is adding the woman was smiling as she left the hospital. muni is trying to better protect bicyclists in the wake of an accident. 800 buses are being inspected

to make sure they have a safety feature on the rear right wheel. it's called the s-1 guard and it's designed to protect bicyclists and pedestrians by pushing people who fall under the bus away from the wheel. the order comes after a 78-year- old bicyclist was hit and killed last friday by a bus making a right turn on bryant and 11th streets. the bus did not have the safety feature in place. >> it's not a regulatory requirement. but -- but most of our buses have them. >> friday's crash was the fourth deadly bike accident in the soma neighborhood this year. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors is scheduled to hold a vote about whether to allow bikes on trains. efb.a.r.t. has been testing a pilot program since july. the program will end december

1st unless the board votes to make the policy permanent. bikes are not allowed on the first three cars during peak commute hours. dave kortzezy is running for mayor in the next week. he ran in 2006. in his announcement, he expressed support for the government unions and their battles with city all over pension costs. san jose's current mayor, chuck reed, he will finish his second term next year. the state of connecticut now challenging north carolina and ohio for the bragging rights as being the birthplace of powered flight. north carolina says it they conducted the first flight on the outert banks in 1903.

but ohio says it is the birthplace of flight because that's where the wright brothers were from. connecticut said one of its residents was the first to make a powered flight and that it happened two years before the wright brothers did. 7:47 happening right now, president obama speaking about having congress pass comprehensive immigration reform legislation before the end of the year. let's listen in. >> the shutdown and the threat of the first default in more than 200 years inflicted real pain on our businesses and on families across the country. there was a completely -- that was a completely unnecessary inflicted wound with a real cost to real people and it can never happen again. but even with the shutdown over and the threat of default eliminated, democrats and republicans still have big disagreements. there's some disfundamentally different views about how we should move forward on certain

issues. on the other hand, as i said the day after the shutdown ended, that's no reason that we shouldn't be able to work together on the things that we do agree on. we should be able to work together on a responsibility budget that invests in the things that we need to grow our economy and create jobs even while we maintain discipline. we should be able to pass a farm bill that helps rural areas grow and protects those in hard times and we should pass immigration reform. [ cheers and applause ] >> we should pass immigration reform -- [ cheers and applause ] >> it's good for our economy. it's good for our national security. it's good for our people. and we should do it this year. everybody knows that our current immigration system is

broken. across the spectrum people understand that. we have known it for years. it's not smart to invite some of the brightest minds from around the world to study here and then not let them start businesses here. we send them back to their home countries to start businesses and create jobs and invent new products some place else. >> you've been listening live to president obama talking about the need for immigration reform. it's important to note the senate passed an immigration reform bill back in june. but there's been no action in the house where some republicans are against offering a path to citizenship for people who enter the country illegally. house speaker john boehner has said the house would likely vote on a series of smaller bills instead of the one, large package passed pie the senate. we'll have -- by the senate. we'll have more on this and the president's coming up in our next report from washington, d.c. that will be at 8:5 this moesh -- 8:15 this morning.

let's go to sal. the commute is -- it's at the peak, really. >> it really is. this is the slowest time and today it's arrived just before 8:00. hopefully, we'll see improvement after this. i want to show you the traffic is going to be busy if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up to the meaz and the metering -- maize -- on the maze and the metering lights are on. you will have to deal with a little bit of slowing in hayward. i still think this is a tee cent alternate -- decent alternate traffic is backed up from walnut creek. let's go to steve. low clouds helped along by a low. almost everybody is reporting better visibility. the source of the lifting is this low right there. it's gonna play in the weather today and tomorrow. it also picked up the west wind, 20, 25 and areas out

towards the delta. there is fog, i mean, almost looks like from vancouver all the way down to cabo san lucas. huge fog bank especially down in southern california and for us here. 40s and 50s. it's cold in the fog. you combine that with a west wind and almost everybody showing a west wind. napa is in there. 22 in fairfield. 22 port chicago. that's not been the case the entire week. san jose is the cooler direction at mountain view. look for a lot of low clouds and fog. some fog. sunny, cooler, inland. more of the westerly breeze. bigger fog bank will be inching closer. it's not coming through. it doesn't look like it's heading down to southern california. you think we'll get coast, drizzle out of it. again, it looks like it will put on the brakes in the next couple of days. morning fog, some sun but even with the sun today, it will be noticeably cooler as that west wind has kicked in. that's allowed cooler air to

spill in. lakeport is 38. clearlake, 79. some very low 70s a lot of 60s. vacaville, 76. antioch, bregetwood, oakley -- brentwood, oakley in the 70s. 60s, berkeley. oakland, alameda, 70s, san jose, 70s for morgan hill. santa cruz cool, cool. and there's -- they are the one of the warmer locations. a lot of 50s on the coast in san francisco. 68 redwood city, mountain view and menlo park, not very warm. we have mostly cloudy conditions. maybe cooler on friday for inland temperatures. sunday looks warmer. next week looking colder and windy. 7:53. are you smarter than your sibling? what a new study suggests about the link between birth order and iq. and the occupy protest planned for tomorrow while law enforcement is training in the bay area this week.

oakland police say they are bracing for a potential confrontation tomorrow with occupiers. the protesters say they are planning a peaceful demonstration outside of the oakland marriott hotel where vendors will be setting up for the 7th annual urban shield. that's a gathering of law enforcement from around the country training for disasters. tomorrow marks the second anniversary of the day police first removed occupy campers from frank ogawa plaza, sparking clashes downtown. clint eastwood hit with divorce papers. his second wife filed for divorce, sightinger reconcilable differences. the couple of announced they were separating last august. eastwood is asking for full custody of their 16-year-old daughter. they married in 19996 after she met him when she was assigned to interview the actor and academy-award winning director. new this morning, the oakland raiders just found out

who they are gonna play next year during the regular season in london. first time they've ever been in london, too. the nfl announced the raiders will play the miami dolphins. the specific date has not been set yet but the raiders will be the home team in that game. san francisco 49ers already in england this week. here's proof. they've got fans around the world just like the raiders now. 49ers practicing in england today getting ready for sunday's international game against the jaguars at womenly stadium -- wellly stadium -- wimbley stadium. there will be a lot of friendly faces and colorful support. >> sleepover for my friends. they all had dolphin pajamas on and hats on. the red and gold team, that's for me. >> i want to talk like that, tori. [laughter] >> social media has helped

bring together 49er fans in the u.k. the group has about 400 members. now, ktvu's joe fonzi is with the 49ers in england. for all of the yum dates, you can -- updates, you can follow joe on twitter or search hashtag ktvuinlondon. heated moments looking into problems with the beauk website -- obamacare website. >> i will not yield to this monkey court. >> it is not a monkey court. >> the line of questioning that set off the congressman. >> reporter: we're live in fremont where police are searching for a suspect who shot a driver because of a road rage incident early this morning. we'll tell you what police are learning about the case and how the victim is doing. on the golden gate bridge, that he had just been stopping traffic but now -- they had just been stopping traffic but now things are fine.

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and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. with qualifying bundles. welcome back to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures from

fremont. the camera is zooming in. police are investigating a road rage incident this morning. it started on interstate 680. ended up in this parking lot. you see the bullet holes in this car. the new information we just found out about how the victim is doing. that's coming up in a live report momentarily. welcome to thursday, october 24th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's have a quick look at weather and traffic. >> steve, the west wind? >> oh, boy. there's a west wind in place that's not been there for a couple of days. inland temperatures have been very warm. that's not the case anymore. there is a west wind in place. mostly cloudy, low cloud deck is lifted. still some 30s way to the north. mendocino county, lake county. a lot of 40s here. antioch is in there. fairfield, low 50s for some. 50 in san francisco. it's going to be another cool, gray day for much of the coast. san francisco and even oakland. there's too much fog out there. we'll go 59 for a high today. the source of our cooldown is

this low approaching here. as it does, it might give us a little drizzle. we'll spin in some clouds that we might not see until thursday or friday. visibility is better today. the west wind picks up today. that means cooler inland temperatures. they continue to slide down. now closer to 50s, 60s, here's sal. good morning. the traffic is busy, as we've been telling you. this is the peak of the commute around here. highway 24 westbound coming up on la fayette. some slow traffic, it sticks with you that way all the way through as you drive up toward the caldecott tunnel. there are no major problems. the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is looking good. i want to mention that contra costa county in general is slow. 680 because of that crash at diablo road. it's also slow after that on the way to san ramon. 680 from concord to walnut creek is she as well. you can see 24 -- slow as well. you can see it gets better on the oakland side. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. and we have breaking news that we've been following for

the past 90 minutes from fremont. police are continuing to investigate a shooting linked to road rage. the dispute started on highway 680 and ended up in the area of mission boulevard and brown road. ktvu's janine de la vega is live on the scene where she's just received some new information about this case. janine, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, some scene technicians arrived at the first scene. this is the second crime scene. when they get to this one, they will be processing this scene and concentrating on that mercedes that you see there. there are several bullet holes there on the passenger side. police tell us that they believe three to six shots were fired here towards this mercedes. the man who was inside the car is now at the hospital. he's being evaluated but we've learned that he will survive. police tell us that this started as a road rage incident on the 680 in the southbound lanes at about 5:25 this morning. a driver of the mercedes and

another car exited the freeway at mission boulevard and then pulled off on a side street brown. there was some sort of confrontation between the two men. the man in the suspect vehicle, we're told, fired several shots at the man in the mare say december -- mercedes, hitting hill. police say he was hit at least three times. one of those shots was in the upper torso. the suspect then fled the scene in his car. we do not have a description of that male suspect or what kind of car he's driving. police tell us that right now, it's just too vague to put out that information. the victim then drove two blocks down mission boulevard and parked in a strip mall parking lot in front of a bank. at that point, he called 911, told them he was shot. he was then rushed to regional medical center in san jose. it appears that he is in his late 50s. police say he is from pleasanton and that right now he is sufficienting from non-

life-threatening injuries. again, after crime scene technicians process the other scene, they are going to come here and concentrate on that car. this will be a challenge for them, they said, because right now they still don't have a suspect's description. they need to interview the victim who is now at the hospital. so there are some detectives there in san jose waiting to talk to that victim. reporting live in fremont, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:05. we're also following developing news involving b.a.r.t. we first told you about this at 4:30 this morning. yesterday's fire underneath a b.a.r.t. train at the orinda station. it's had an impact on this morning's commute, but b.a.r.t. is now back on track. ktvu's kristen kafton is out there at the orinda b.a.r.t. station. what's it doing? how does it feel? >> reporter: it's looking very good. a train just departed. there are passengers waiting on

the platform. this station back in business. i just texted with a b.a.r.t. spokesperson about five, ten minutes ago. she says at this point, there are no delays on the b.a.r.t. system. trains running on time. they've recovered following a train fire -- recovered delays following a train fire yesterday. we did manage to record a few seconds of video as the train began to power up and drive away on its own power. it slowly made its way out to a yard out in concord. that tied up. lines as it moved through the area. we also had video of workers clearing and inspecting the tracks following yesterday's fire. the fire started about 6:10 yesterday evening and stalled. a ten-car train as it approached the orinda station. we learned that crews had to break apart a 1200-pound piece of equipment that failed yesterday and a piece of equipment overheated, starting smoking and then it overheated the mount that holds it in

place. it dropped and crews had to use various tools to cut it apart. the train was tested to see if it could move out of the station, which it eventually did. now b.a.r.t. is saying the major commute is over. the b.a.r.t. schedule has largely recovered. b.a.r.t. will be conducting a full investigation into how this accident happened. that investigation could take three, four days. again, the headline for commuters now, b.a.r.t.'s schedule now back on track. we're live in orinda, back to you. new details about yesterday's b.a.r.t. train fire. we're also hearing some of the radio communication, the moment b.a.r.t. ownd fought about the fire -- found out about the fire at the orinda station. >> have a report of the smoke coming from car 372 on the -- [inaudible] >> that recording is from radio

reference.com. after the fire was spotted, b.a.r.t. shut down the entire pittsburg- bay point line. authorities got all passengers safely off the train. in one hour, the board of directors will hold a very important, critical most meeting -- meeting in oakland. the board will decide if they will ratify and approve the tentative deal that ended the strike on monday night. the tentative agreement must be approved by union members. the b.a.r.t. board is expected to vote after the union members vote. 8:08. dozens of angry community members took to the streets of a santa rosa neighborhood last night. >> we need justice! we need justice! [ cheers ] >> they marched through the neighborhood where a sheriff deputy shot and killed a 13- year-old boy tuesday afternoon. investigators say officers repeatedly told teenager andy lopez to drop what turned out to be a fake assault rifle.

but they say the boy ignored the orders and then turned and pointed the barrel of the fake gun right at them. >> the deputy then fired several rounds from his service weapon at the subject, striking him at least one time. the spubt immediately fell to the ground -- subject immediately fell to the ground. >> yesterday, they displayed a real assault weapon next to a fake gun. they wanted to demonstrate how difficult it was to tell them apart. many people are outraged saying the shooting was totally unjustified. the district attorney is promising a full investigation. federal law requires that fake or toy guns have a bright orange plug in the barrel and an orange stripe, one-inform thick -- 1-inch thick that's supposed to be on the sides of the barrel. happening right now, in washington, a congress tal hearing investigating automatic of the problems with the new

healthcare.gov website. these are live pictures. we're inside the hearing room. several contractors who helped to set up the website with the affordable care act are testifying this morning and there have been some heated exchanges already. want to show you one from a democratic congressman reacting to a republican colleague statement that people who sign up risk losing their privacy. >> once again, here we have my republican colleagues trying to scare everybody. >> will the gentleman yield. >> i will not yield to the monkey court. >> this is not a monkey court. >> do whatever you want, i'm not yielding. >> they also wanted kathleen sebelius to testify at the hearing. but she's in arizona today. she's due to testify at a hearing next wednesday. within the last half-hour -- ursa it here on "mornings on 2" -- you saw it here on "mornings on 2" -- president obama called on congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform before the end of the year.

the president said now that the partial government shutdown is over, and you are looking at new video here, republicans and democrats should be able to work together to fix what he called a broken immigration system. coming up for you at 8:15, the main sticking point that house republicans had with the legislation that's already been passed by the senate. 8:10. today is the last day of a control burn at the point reyes national seashore. you may see a lot of smoke in the area. it starts in about two hours at -- on 141 acres near north ranch and drakes. there was also a controlled burn there yesterday. the purpose of the fire is to eradicate nonnative plants like the scotch broom. there will not be any road closures but drivers are asked to use extra caution because of the smoke. investigators will also search for the cause of a fire in san rafael tuesday morning that dputted a luxury home -- gutted a luxury home. the marin journal reports that the investigation was delayed because it took 14 hours to

locate the tenant. fletcher and benita carson. they were scheduled to be evicted when the fire broke out early tuesday morning. they were later found at a resort outside marin. the carsons claim they lost 30 years of belongings in the fire. 8:11. as we've been telling you you, the board of directors are due to meet in 45 minutes from now. ktvu's claudine wong will tell us how a deadly tragedy over the past weekend has changed this morning ajen da -- agenda. we're still seeing traffic that's betting busier in some freeways. one of them is this one. northbound 280. we'll tell you why it is very slow and where. an even bigger fog bank has been held in check by high pressure. dense fog. it's lifted. so that is allowing cooler weather inland. we'll show you the cooler

forecasted temperatures -- coming up

8:15. three students were hurt in san bernardino county after a police officer's gun went off during a drug prevention event. it happened yesterday morning at neuman elementary school in chico. police say a student pulled the trigger of a rifle that was mounted on a police motorcycle. >> the bullet did disintegrate when it was discharged by striking the metal plate where

the barrel rests. >> none of the children were shot. the police say metal debris hit some students causing minor injuries. tomorrow we will know more about the criminal case against the parents of jonbenet ramsey that was never pursued. ramsey was a 6-year-old child beauty queen found beaten and strangled in her family's basement the day after christmas in 1996. a judge has ordered an indictment from 1999 be unsealed tomorrow. the grand jury reportedly ordered the parents answer questions about abuse. but it was never pursued. patsy ramsey died the ovarian cancer at the age of 49. the pentagon just confirmed two americans were kidnapped by armed pirates off the coast of

nigeria. a u.s. official says the oil supplies ship carried a u.s. flag. this is information just coming in. we'll bring you more details as we get it. and you saw it here live, president obama announced a maimer new effort to reform immigration laws. ktvu's justin gray has been tracking this all morning from our washington, d.c. bureau. you are look now with specifics on what the president is proposing. justin? >> reporter: well, dave, the president asking from the east room of the white house this morning for what he's calling common sense immigration reform. the president is saying even though the shutdown shows there are a lot of issues where the republicans and democrats are divided, immigration is an aissue he believes there's a lot of agreement on plans. he says the plan should strengthen borders, create an earned path to citizenship and

hold employers accountable. the bill made it through the senate with bipartisan support but got stuck in the republican- controlled house. >> it's good for our question. it's good for our national security. it's good for our people. and we should do it this year. >> so the big question is will an immigration plan go up for a vote in the house. a little bit of a positive sign there this morning. speaker john boehner saying he thinks the issue is important andent he, like the president -- and he, like the president, would like to get something done this year. justin gray, ktvu channel 2 news. we want to give you an update on breaking news we've been following. road rage incident in fremont. there is a press conference going on. >> hopefully he's out of surgery we'll have a better update on the status. >> we heard he was shot possibly twice. once in the back, once in the arm. >> i can't confirm the number. he -- he did sustain at least one injury to the upper torso area. that's the injury that they are

treating right now. >> did he say anything about what happened? what the road rage incident was? >> we don't have a lot of information. again, we to not have a suspect. we have not been able to speak to anybody other than the victim. some early information is that maybe that one of the two parties involved was driving too slow and the other party was upset with that. but as to what exactly transpired and what the events were. we're not 100% sure. >> it looks like there's some sort of damage, some sort of scrapes on the passenger side of the victim's car. is that related to the road rage? >> i can't confirm if the vehicle damage is related to that. the vehicle did sustain -- >> can you describe -- >> i'm sorry. the vehicle did sustain what? >> it does have -- you can see the bullet holes through the vehicle if you look at it. again, multiple shots were fired at the victim.

>> i was originally told that the victim was in -- >> the victim was in the vehicle. yes. the victim was in the vehicle. i don't know where the suspect was at the time of the shooting. >> so over at the other crime scene, we saw investigators looking at a silver sedan of some sort. the driver's side door was open. was that the suspect's vehicle and can you tell us what happened there? >> i don't have any information regarding that vehicle. >> so you have no description of a suspect that you are looking for? >> right now, we don't have a suspect description, a suspect vehicle, we are still trying to gather evidence and when we have that information, we would, of course, make it

available. >> there was a dog in the back seat. he's uninjured. we have taken the dog. >> you've been listening to a live update from fremont police about a road rage shooting this morning that started on interstate 680. multiple shots were fire at the victim. the car behind the woman is the one that was shot at. we can see bullet holes there. the victim is in surgery. there was an injury to the upper torso. no suspect right now is in custody. they have no word on a suspect. no viption. the only -- description. the only information she had was one driver may have been going too slow. the other driver was upset with that. this incident ended in on mission boulevard and brown road in fremont. we're continuing to follow the story. janine de la vega is with us for ktvu. we'll have an update coming up at 8:45 with more information

on the situation. >> okay. 8:21. sal was on that early. and you've been covering several things throughout the morning. >> we have. as a matter of fact, the traffic is still very busy on 680 on, 880. traffic, we're not getting much of a break. 580 has improved a little bit. it's still slow true livermore. i want to mention that 680 southbound as you drive through danville, they'ved picked up the -- they've picked up the crash tat diablo road -- at diablo road. you can see the traffic is busy on 680 on 24, still heading over. if you look, i just pulled way back and you can see 880 has a lot of slow traffic heading to fremont and also northbound driving to oakland. let's go to the toll plaza. that's backed up for a 30, 45- minute delay. it's kind of a long one to the bay bridge. we don't have any major problems. and northbound san jose is okay here but just around the corner it slows to cupertino. let's go to steve. thank you, sal.

if you have sunshine, you are one of the few. there's a lot of gray. most locations say cloudy to mostly cloudy. it's cold for some, cool for others. the source of the rampup is this low here. some morning fog. there is a lot of fog. it's more clouds. yesterday, it was fog. wind is picking up out of the west, especially out to the delta. sunny inland, cooler. temperatures have been very warm for some. now they are coming down. we'll see more 50s, 60s and 70s. let's send it back to tori and dave. >> okay. 8:23. keeping cyclists safe on the road. the steps muni is taking to protect bicycles from chriss -- collisions. this costume that's causing an international stir. wait until you hear how many hits it's gotten on youtube.

if you are the smartest person in your family, like me, just kidding, the credit may go to what order you were born in your family. there's a new study confirming the first born children do better in school and they have higher iqs than their siblings. researchers say that's because the parents are usually stricter and harder on the first born and the younger siblings may get less attention. the study, by the way, was

prnled by economist -- performed by economists at duke and washington university. you know halloween is a week away now. we are already seeing unique costumes. >> this photographer posted this video on youtube. that's his 22-month-old daughter wearing an l.e.d. light suit. it makes her look like a pint- sized stick figure. and the voice. this viral has gone viral. there were 1.8 million views in two days. he's promising to post video on just how he created that design. 8:27. jints ago we show -- just minutes ago we showed you the live news conference about a shooting that lapped in fremont. it's -- happened in -- in from mant. we'll get more information about what investigators are saying about this case. we're live in concord where we're learning new information

about the fire that damaged a tow business late last night. you will hear from the emotional owner coming up in a live report. we still have slow traffic all over the place, especially in the east bay. look at 680. that's just a mess. we'll tell you why it's this way. well, the fog bank that june and july would be proud of is over us. it will be cooler for inland temperatures. we'll show you inland temperatures -- coming up.

welcome back. 8:30. these are live pictures. we're in oakland right now. live picture news conference getting underway or about to get underway. a labor group is calling for a criminal investigation of last weekend's deadly b.a.r.t.

accident. we'll give you a live report on what they are saying in a couple of minutes. welcome back. it's thursday, october 24th. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic now. let's go to steve first. >> ty, dave. we have -- thank you, dave. we have a lot of low clouds and fog. it's being lifted by the low. it will continue to lift that. inland temperatures will be the main impact of a cooler day today. that will be not be the case today, the warmer temperatures. 40s. not moves to the low cloud. almost every oner is vaing says cloudy -- observation says cloudy today. san francisco looks gray and cold. we'll go 59 for a high. 2 lower than yesterday. the low will put on the brakes and head to southern california. this may give us drizzle. it's picked up the westerly breeze. that equals a cooler pattern. 70s now by the water. 50s and 60s.

here's sal. traffic is the -- [laughter] >> i just got a funny comment on twitter. i will tell you about that later. traffic is a word i can't mention. how is that? 680 southbound as ut drive past mission boulevard -- as you drive past mission boulevard. people are upset. that's because it's very slow. we had an earlier problem near danville and that's been cleared but traffic is slow. very slow. let's move a long to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for a 25, 30- minute delay. 580 is slow in lirl. slow in dublin and slow in castro valley. 8:32. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. the b.a.r.t. board of directors due to meet in about 30 minutes from right now. it's a regularly scheduled meeting but the agenda has changed after last weekend's deadly accident where two workers were killed. ktvu's claudine wong is in the newsroom now with more on what we can expect and about

protesters rallying outside. claw keen? >> reporter: good morning. that meeting starts at 9:00 a.m. there are already protesters outside the building right now. we can take a live look. we want to tell you that the b.a.r.t.'s spokesperson told us about 90 minutes ago there will be a special agenda today introducing a resolution in honor of the two workers killed but this group, that's a group called united public workers for action. they are rallying because they want criminal charges to be put on the b.a.r.t. managers for this accident. the accident that killed christopher shepherd and lawrence dan yells. now -- daniels. at the time of the accident, a manager was being trained to operate trains in the event of a strike. the ntsb does continue to investigate and spent several hours yesterday re-creating the deadly accident. >> you have to have re-created as best as mankind can an exact

dueplication of -- dueplication of the conditions -- duplication in which the incident occurred. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. has suspended a 30-year-old procedure called simple approval in the wake of the accident. this is how the spokesperson explained the change for us this morning. >> we're no longer allowing workers to go onto the track under the simple approval. it's usually for a very quick thing, walk on the track and they say i'm on the track. i know it's live. i have somebody with me. he's my lookout man. he's to remain outside of the envelope. we're to always have a rescue plan in place and remove ourselves from the area within 15 seconds. these are some of the parameters that provides protection. as of right now and moving forward until further notice, we're no longer allowing a simple approval process. >> reporter: instead from now on they will get a work order which b.a.r.t. says will provide more protection.

b.a.r.t. says it's being done out of an aonce dance of -- abundance of caution, again, this b.a.r.t. board meeting starts at 9:00 this morning. we'll have a crew there monitoring what happens in the meeting and what is also happening outside of the meeting. live in the newsroom, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. bringing bikes on b.a.r.t., coming up at 8:45 a day that can be a big victory for advocates. happening now, employees are surveying the damage from an overnight fire at a concord tow company. ktvu's brian flores is in concord with how firefighters were able to quickly douse the blaze and the emotional reaction from the owner. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yes, we're understanding some new information now about the damage from that late night fire here at the tow company. the tow company has been here in concord for close to 30 years. as you take a look behind me, we've been here all morning. as daylight is coming out now, you can see more of the details

of the damage from the late night fire from last night. you can see at least one car there that was damaged from the fire to the right of it is actually a travel trailer and then you see the extextive damage to the building on the outside. but what you don't see is there is extensive smoke damage on the inside as well as to other cars as well. pretty quick response from firefighters last night. this single alarm fire started before 11:00 last night on the 2200 block here in concord. firefighters say it started in the tow yard area of b and d towing. several firefighters came to the scene and were able to put out the flames in 20, 30 minutes and to keep it from damaging more of the building, nearby businesses and other cars parked in the tow yard. this morning, the owner spoke to us and said overall, there are between 4, 6 cars that are damaged along with the travel trailer. there's also extegessive smoke -- extensive smoke damage from

inside the building as well. >> next month is my 30th anniversary in business. this is the worst thing that's ever happened to me. you look at that where do you start? you know, it's a complete disruption of our business and our customers. >> reporter: the owner says he doesn't know how it started. fire investigators are expected to be back here on scene later this morning to see -- to see if it was suspicious. overall, though, firefighters say there were no injuries. now, if we take it back out here live, you are taking a look at three employees. the gentleman in the blue shirt is -- they are cleaning up trying to get this up and running. for the immediate need, the owner says he's trying to get power back on today. at this point, there's no electricity or phone service in the building right now. but he says that he will try to spend the morning also contacting the owners of the cars that were towed here than damaged from the fire late last night. we're live here in concord,

brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. an oakland man says he was beaten while trying to stop a sideshow outside his home. it happened sunday afternoon at foothill and macarthur boulevard. neighbors say they called police repeatedly but officers took too long to get there. 69-year-old jack morton says he finally took matters into his own hands. he confronted the drivers with a bat and then several people attacked him. >> i got a number of bruises and scrapes and the -- they hit me in the head. >> a neighbor tried to rescue morton. he was rushed to the hospital. residents say officers did not arrive until 30 minutes after their first 911 call. police say they are so short staffed, they have to prioritize calls. police in fremont want your help. they are trying to identify a man accused of exposing himself inside a walmart. police say the machine was walking up and down the aisles before he reportedly exposed

himself to a 20-year-old woman who was shopping. now, i want to show you a photo of the man taken from a surveillance camera. you see it here. he's described as about 28 to 30 years old. 5'9" with a medium to heavy build. you can see he was wearing a red polo shirt with a sweater vest, dark pants and he had an i.d. badge and his -- around his neck. in lodi investigators still trying to figure out what caused a multivehicle crash that killed five members of the same family on tuesday. a vigil was held last night for those victims. a man, his pregnant wife and three of their children. the only survivor in the beam, a 9 -- family, a 9-year-old son. the mexican consulate is working with local officials trying to contact their relatives in mexico. six vehicles were involved in the wreck on tuesday. witnesses blage the crash -- blage the crash on a man -- blame the crash on a man

talking on the cell phone and speeding through the intersiction -- intersection. you may see something new across the bay bridge. work crews are planting palm trees on the oakland side. there will be 30 trees once the project is complete next spring. however, the bridge landscaping is raising questions and concerns. the palm trees stand 20 to 30 feet grow and can groi as high as 50 -- grow as high as 50 feet. that has some worried. >> my main concern is the leaves coming down and falling down on the brick. i can see it creating -- bridge. i can see it creating danger. >> caltrans says each tree will cost about $15,000 to acquire and plant. that's about half of the budget for the $900,000 bridge landscaping project. >> can you imagine? palm trees? >> yeah. it would like nice, anyway. it may cost you more money to go across the golden gate bridge.

the proposal to raise the tolls and when it might take effect. >> reporter: we're live in fremont where police are investigating an attempted homicide that started off a as road rage incident -- off as a road rage incident. the victim is in the hospital. we'll tell you what we learned that have sparked this incident.

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stocks higher after earnings at ford and other companies. fewer people have applied for unege employment ben -- unemployment benefits for the second straight week. the dow is up 84. the nasdaq is up 19 and the s&p is up 4. he let's bring you up to date on some -- let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you. blawrt is back on schedule. last night's train fire at the orinda b.a.r.t. station caused delays into the early-morning commute. a little while ago erk the dis- - while ago, the train drove up and powered away. no one was hurt in yesterday's fire. employees at a concord towing company checking the damage from an overnight fire. this fire at b and d towing damaged the building, damaged

several cars, but luckily no one was hurt. and in fremont, sa -- a car was riddled with budgets. police say -- bullets. police say it started with a disrupt. investigators say one driver may have been mad that the other was driving too slow. janine de la vega is back now in from -- fremont. the police just made an announcement. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, the spokeswoman told us they are investigating this as an attempted homicide. they roped off this parking lot area here in front of a bank and a doughnut shop on mission boulevard. this is where the victim's bullet-riddled car is parked. now, we learned that the victim had a dog in the back seat when another man opened fire. police say this started as a road rage incident on 680 at about 5:30 this morning. the two drivers pulled off on

the mission boulevard exit onto brown street. there was some sort of confrontation and a male suspect in another car fired multiple shots at the her say dietz while the victim was sit -- mercedes while the victim was sitting inside. a detective told us earlier this morning that that victim was hit three times after he was shot, the victim actually drove down mission boulevard where he parked and then called 911. he was rushed to the hospital. we're told he's being evaluated but is suffering from non-life- threatening injuries. the suspect's whereabouts are unknown. police told us that the victim briefly told them what happened -- what happened and what may have sparked this to happen. >> the early information is maybe that one of the two parties involved was driving too slow and the other party was upset with that but as to what exactly transpired and what the events were, we're not 100% sure still. >> the victim had his german shepherd in the back of the

car. the dog was not hit. officers were originally concerned about the dog because it wasn't moving a lot. but it is being taken to a shelter until the owner can go pick him up. police still need to reinterview the victim who is at regional medical center in san jose to get more details and possibly a suspect description and a description of the car. they are going to be seeing if they can get their hand on any sort of surveillance video that may have shown the incident. any sort of help they would like especially from drivers who were on the road on 680 who may have witnessed this apparent road rage incident. just wanted to give you a little bit more information about the victim in this case. we're told he's from plonton and he's in -- pleasanton and he's in his late 50s. reporting live from fremont, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. muni is working to better protect bicyclists in the wake of a deadly accident in san francisco's soma neighborhood.

800 buses are being inspected to make sure they have a safety feature on the rear right wheel. the s-1 guard is designed to protect bicycle its and pedestrians by pushing people who fall under the bus away from its wheels. the change has come after a 78- year-old bicyclist was hit and killed last friday by a muni bus making a right turn on bryant and 11th streets. >> at some point all of our buses do have the s-1 guard installed onto their bus. >> the san francisco kronicle reports the -- chronicle reports the bus in the crash did not have a safety guard. friday's crash was the fourth deadly bike accident in the so ma neighborhood this year -- soma neighborhood this year. b.a.r.t.'s board is scheduled to vote whether to allow bikes on trains. they've been testing a pilot program allowing riders to bring their bikes since july. the program will end december 1st unless the board votes to

make the policy permanent. bikes are not allowed on the first three cars during peak commute hours. santa clara county supervisor dave kortazy announced he's running for mayor of san jose in next year's election. he also ran for mayor back in 2006. in his announcement, he said he supports the government unions and their battles over pension costs. san jose's current mayor chuck reed will finish his second term next year. there are four other major candidates for mayor -- 8:49. we want to check in with sal. not quite halloween. but you say 680 is pretty scary. >> oh, it's scary. take -- well, take a look for yourself. let's take a look at 680 here southbound at you drive out of -- as you drive out of walnut creek and head to san ramon. it's very slow. this is because of earlier

problems. our live camera is capturing the essence of this commute. another commute would be the sunol grade. not quite at bad. this is mission -- as bad. this is mission boulevard. >> the commute on 580 has not really recovered. i want to move over to the marin county commute. that's been rather quiet. it's slow from novato to san ralph fe. but we haven't -- san rafael. but we haven't had a lot of traffic accidents or stalls there. let's go to steve. a lot of fog. low clouds. whatever you want to call it -- row clouds, whatever -- low clouds, whatever you want to call it. temperatures, 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s. in l.a. and san francisco, a lot of 60s. if this low continues to go west, we might have to include rain but i think only drizzle and definitely an enhancement of the fog bank. the west wind is showing itself today compared to other days. it's picked up about 20, 25 for

some out to the delta. 40s and 50s not much of a change. most locations say cloudy. 23 fairfield they've been about 2, 3 miles an hour. west at napa, 12. west at concord. that tells -- that tells you everything you need to know. even west at sfo, 12. other locations mainly calm. but the low will play into the weather today, tomorrow. sunny, cooler inland. that low cloud deck will be slow to turn off. maybe some higher clouds and drizzle. tonight into friday. the low will track towards southern california. there it s you can see it -- there it s you can see it -- there it is. you can see it spinning there. morning fog, some sun, wind picking up for those away from the cloud deck. if you have 40s and a west wind, it's cold. sunny but cooler on the these temperatures. even 70s now up to clearlake. a lot of 60s or very low 70s. 50s and 60s closer to the coast and bay. temperatures sliding down. they will continue to do so today and tomorrow. i didn't put in any 80s today.

although the last couple of days there have been some. looks much cooler as we go into friday. maybe some wrap-around high clouds. transition time next week looking colder and breezy. monday will be the start of that. 8:51. oakland police are bracing for what could be a big tree protest. the other big event involving law enforcement that could make for a pretty interesting day in the east bay. [father]c'mon,buddy,you can do it.c'mon,reel it up, you gotta reel it up now,buddy. reel it up. [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in.

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new this morning, the b.a.r.t. board of directors is scheduled to meet in a few minutes. it's a regularly scheduled meeting but the agenda has been changed in the wake of last weekend's deadly accident that took the lives of two workers. the group united public workers for action is holding a rally outside of the meeting in oakland. we brought you a live look at this event at 8:30. this group wants b.a.r.t. managers to face criminal charges for the deadly accident on the b.a.r.t. tracks saturday afternoon. >> we feel that the public is ill-served when you have managers putting untrained workers in a situation where they cause a deadly injury. at the time of the accident, a manager was being trained to operate trains in the event of an extended strike. le:55 -- 8:55. tomorrow, the golden gate bridge district will talk about raising toll plazas. the district faces a deficit over the next five years. now, according to their staff

report, a one-dollar toll hike could help to close the gap. if approved, it could take effect by next april. by the way the last toll hike was in 2008. oakland police are bracing for a possible could be frontation tomorrow -- confrontation tomorrow with occupy protesters. the protesters say they are planning a peaceful demonstration outside of the old marriott hoe -- oakland marry out hotel -- mare marriott -- marriott hotel. they are training for safety. 8:56. new this morning, the oakland raiders just find out who they will play during next year's regular season game in london. the nfl has announced the silver and black will take on the miami dolphins. the specific date has not been set but the raiders will be the home team and this is the raiders' first time playing in

london. meanwhile, the san francisco 49ers are already in england this week and here's proof they have fans around the world. the 49ers will practice -- are practicing for the jaguars game. a group calling itself the 49er faithful u.k. says it will make the 9ers feel at home. and ktvu's zwroe fonzie is -- joe fonzi is with the team in england. you can follow him on watter or search hashtag ktvuinlondon. we can find sal. he's right over there. you've been busy since you walked in. we've been busy and just to add to what tori said, the 49ers play the raiders next year. it will be fun in oakland. this is 237 westbound. ut can see traffic here is still slow. let's go to -- you can see traffic here is still slow. let's go to the toll plaza. it's backed up for a 45-minute delay. san francisco, too foggy to

show you the picture. a lot of gray skies, a lot of cooler temperatures inland. 50s and 60s. this way through friday, a little better as we go into the weekend. >> okay, steve. thank you. >> uh-huh. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for the news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the shooting linked to road rage in fremont. you can get updrats any time -- updates any time. thank you for joining us.

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