>> reporter: we're live here in san francisco where police are investigating an early-morning shooting. we'll bringing the latest details as well as the latest on the condition of the victim. and the search continues for a 2-week-old baby abducted by his father. coming up, we just got new information from the chp about another possible citing in the san diego area. we'll have details coming up. if your job is in the

silicon valley, you have to see this. a big backup on 101 because of an injury crash there. you can see it. this crash may have caused another accident nearby. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures from san francisco. still an active scene at bryant and 3rd street after an early- morning shooting. the investigation is creating some traffic problems in the area. the new details we're learning about the investigation and a second crime scene coming up in a live report. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, i like the sunshine you showed us. >> we have nice sunshine. very mild for tomorrow. only a couple of 30s. a loet of 40s -- lot of 40s. san francisco temperatures are on the mild side from 50 in

kohl valley to 56. financial district, south of market, some mid-50s. eureka valley, lower haight, potrero hill, 50s. higher clouds. it will be a little warmer today for some. especially towards, i think santa cruz, which i went for 80 degrees down there because they do have an offshore breeze. the east breeze should hold everything in check. mostly sunny, partly sunny at times. but 60 to 80. many locations will be in the low to mid-70s of the here's sal -- mid-70s. here's sal. all right. the chp says there were two separate crashes. that motorcycle you see right there was driving down and may

have hit some concrete debris as a result of the crash. the newschopper2 is about to show us it as he pans left. you can see the original crash northbound on 101. we're coming up to it here. it was an injury crash. it took out some of the guardrail, yore turned vehicle -- overturned vehicle. meanwhile, some of the debris from the guardrail came up into the other lanes and then there was a motorcycle crash going the other way. got that. that means two directions of 101 are going to be very, very slow because of this crash. i want to show it to you on a map just so you know what i'm talking about here. if the guys in the control room can do it for me. 101 southbound is backed out of belmont. northbound 101 is backed out of the palo alto area. so as we push up here, you can see 280 is great. the red sensors are showing you a green light commute all the way down. i would do that instead of using 101 at this point. let's move along to live

pictures. bay bridge about a 15, 20- minute delay before you make it on the brick. more 20, 25 minutes now. it's gotten worse. now at 7:03. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. breaking news from san francisco. police are investigating an early-morning shooting in the city in the market area. it happened near bryant and 3rd street and the investigation is still causing traffic problems. brian flores joins us live from the shooting scene with new information about the shooting victim and the search for suspects. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. police are processing two scenes at this point. the first one where the shooting took place on 3rd and bryant. we're on 3rd and brannan. that's the victim's car still being processed by police. police say one victim was shot several times and is currently in the hospital with life- threatening injuries. now, from what we understand i spoke with an sfpd sergeant

minutes ago, he says they still don't know what started the shooting and don't have a suspect description or a definitive suspect description. the sergeant tells me four people were inside the car. they were approaching 3rd and bryant toward the bay bridge apparently leaving the city when something prompted that shooting. now, again, still unclear what started it but police say their shot spotter system tracked six shots. police say they've been up able to recover five bullet casings but immediately after the shooting, the driver of the car was frantically trying to flag down help. ended near 3rd and brannan, where it crashed into something which explains the front-end damage. still unclear what the driver crashed into this morning. one victim this morning. it's a male. he was taken to san francisco general hospital with life- threatening injuries. the other aspect, the traffic, streets are blocked off in regard to this investigation. again, through portions of 3rd

and bryant are blocked off. we're on 3rd and brannan. that goes all the way out to 4th street. that's blocked off as well. where i'm standing, traffic is starting to pick up. we'll keep track of the shooting and traffic here on the morning news. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. now to the developing news, a 2-week-old baby boy is missing, reportedly abducted by his father in sunnyvale. the police search is shifting from sunnyvale to san diego. ktvu's claudine wong is live in the south bay now to tell us more about this statewide amber alert. >> reporter: well, good morning, drav. i just got off -- dave. i just got off the phone with the chp. i have new information about another possible sighting. a woman called in to say she saw this man walking around with this baby on a san diego street. i also want to tell you, though, that we've checked in the apartment that is here in sunnyvale here on helen avenue

checking in with the mother. we tried multiple times to talk to her but to no avail. this is the apartment complex where all of this started. this is where the mother and father got into some kind of fight yesterday before police say he took off with the baby. a lot of information coming in about possible sightings. we want to put them on the screen. chp telling me the phone that belongs to the suspect was pinged at 11:55 last night in the kearney mesa area and then at 2:08 in the hillcrest area of san diego, six miles away from that, another sighting from someone calling in saying they spotted the vehicle. and then at 3:27 in national city, which is also a suburb of san diego, about south of the city, another ten miles away, another sighting of the suspect vehicle. now, we don't know why he would be in that area. but police are very concerned because they say he has in the past threatened to harm himself and the baby. now, his facebook page is filled with pictures of him, the baby and the baby's mother

over the last two weeks since baby henry's birth. the chp also told me they just got another call from a woman who thinks she might have seen the two together. >> we've had three additional possible citizen sightings where they called into the dispatch center, via 911 and reported the first one at dusk last night where they reported a tall male with a small baby who matched the description. >> reporter: obviously, san diego quite a drive from sunnyvale. so it's still unclear of the time frame and if that could possibly be this suspect or not. that's something that they are still gonna have to work out. but the search does continue for mesut guler and his son, henry. the vehicle, a couple of people have sited. it's described as a gmc you an vary. it's tan in color -- -- it's

tan in color. it's an envoy. the license plate, ghil892. it has a large eagle on it. now, at this point, we haven't had any more sightings since 3:30 this morning. it's unclear where he might be headed. the chp says they are in contact. obviously it's a multiagency search. he's been spotted on streets, pinged on freeways. they are not sure if he's trying to head out of the country. that's something they are continuing to watch. live in sunnyvale, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. new this morning, the chp is investigating the mysterious overnight death of a bomb in walnut creek -- woman in walnut creek. police say several cars hit the woman while lying on the 680 freeway near highway 24 shortly after midnight. the highway is below the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. the chp says the woman was

spotted on the b.a.r.t. tracks pov the freeway moments earlier. -- above the freeway moments earlier. >> it's unknown how the female subject got on top of the b.a.r.t. tracks. >> the chp is downplaying earlier reports that the woman fell to the freeway after being hit by a b.a.r.t. train. investigators say it's now possible she jumped from the b.a.r.t. tracks to take her own life. all southbound lanes of 680 were closed for two hours but reopened at 3:00 this morning. the city of oakland reportedly is being forced to hire a different company now to finish work on a controversial surveillance center. that center would give police special tools including access to all street cameras. however, the oakland tribune is reporting the city will cancel the deal with science applications national corporation because of a city ordinance that blocks it from doing business with companies that are involved in making in

nuclear weapons. happening today -- the biggest child molestation civil trial in years is about to start. last summer, a jury found 27- year-old keith woodhouse guilty of 30 felony counts of child molestation. today, a civil trial is due to begin. the lawsuit was filed by the parents of a girl who claims she was molested by woodhouse while attending a summer program at jose's church of the hill in 2007. woodhouse worked there at the time. the same lawsuit is targeting child development incorporated, which is the biggest daycare provider in california. 7:11. we have all of the results from yesterday's election in the bay area. you can see the final counts at the bottom of the screen. one of the most hotly contested issues was proposition c, the gun control measure in sunnyvale. it passed, 66% to 34%. if a weapon is lost or stolen, owners have 48 hours to report

it to police. also ammunition clips cannot hold more than 10 rounds. the nra is vowing to sue. and it appears measure f, a bond to rebuild marin general hospital will narrowly pass. it needs a two-thirds majority. about 20,000 yab sentee ballots -- absentee ballots still need to be counted, it's winning by a margin. classes canceled at san jose state. the reason students may have a hard time registering for classes this spring and why this comes as a big surprise even for professors. >> for the first time we're hearing some of the 911 calls over that frightening car fire inside the caldecott tunnel. and the crash after a crash. why this motorcyclist on 101 was a victim of somebody else's

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welcome back. 7:14. 911 calls from last week now giving us some new information about a fiery car crash inside the caldecott tunnel. friday's fire filled the tunnel with smoke. eight people needed hospital treatment. dozens of drivers just abandoned their cars. they walked out of the tunnel. >> not in a safe place. he's in a right lane. a lot of traffic backing up. he doesn't have his hazard lights on. >> friday's tunnel fire brought back vivid memories of a 1992 crash where a tanker caught fire, seven people were killed

prompting new restrictions on the tunnel. the b.a.r.t. strike cost hundreds of thousands of bay area commuters time and money. the b.a.r.t. strike cost muni about $700,000 during that four-day walk out. muni ridership jumped more than 20% as it expanded service to help the stranded b.a.r.t. passengers. muni had huge overtime bills with parking control officers. ing kathleen sebelius is back on -- kathleen see bell just is back on capitol hill -- sebelius is back on capitol hill. she's answering lawmakers' questions about the new healthcare law. last week, he she testified to a house committee and apologized for the problematic rollout of the healthcare.gov website. california lawmakers are getting their first pay raise in six years. the independent panel that

determines salaries for state legislators had trimmed those paychecks as california struggled through the recession. but the economy is improving along with a growing tax revenue. the panel said state lawmakers will get a 5% pay raise starting next month. rank and file lawmakers in sacramento will now make $895,000 a year -- $95,000 a year. there is a new twist in the allegations of international spying. brazil's government admits it spied on american diplomats. the surveillance occurred in we and 2004 -- in 2003 and 2004. brazil has admitted to spying on diplomats from iran and russia. google is lobbying congress for permission to release information about requests from the nsa. that announcement comes after the washington post reported the nsa may have broken into

google's data centers. google's ceo eric schmidt called the names outrageous. schmidt says google has registered complaints with the nsa, with president obama, and members of congress about the nsa's surveillance programs. a canadian adventurer is using a crowd-funding website to pay for his quest to hunt down an african warlord. now, robert young pelton is soliciting dole nations through indygogo.com. he wants to take former soldiers to the central african republic to find coney. he says he's done work for military commanders in afghanistan. he specializes in finding elusive people. koney has not been found. even though president obama assigned 100 u.s. forces to find him a few years ago.

so far, pelton has raised about $7500. it turns out catching up on your sleep could actually be hazardous to your health. doctors say sleeping too much can make you groggy, out of it and slow. they say frequent oversleeping is a disorder called hypersome me nia -- hypersomnia. doctors say the only times you should sleep more than normal when you are recovering from a sickness, surgery or adjusting to a time change, which we're doing right now. >> the implications are a lot. >> yes. no sleeping for sal. you've got a -- you around the chopper. >> now, tori -- >> yes. >> correlation does not necessarily equal pausation. there could be some variable in that that they didn't know that they tried to account for but couldn't. >> he likes to show off his

berkeley education. >> i just like to sleep. that's all. [laughter] good morning, everybody. the commute is getting a little bit better. right now, traffic is -- is moving along pretty well on northbound 101 after that crash has been removed. we've seen a big improvement. the problem, southbound 101 there is a motorcyclist that hit debris from the earlier northbound crash. that commute, which is the commute direction really is very slow. as newschopper2 tilts up, you see southbound 101 is continuing to back up into belmont and into san mateo. so southbound 101, i don't recommend it as you can see, there it is, that big curve near the san carlos airport. i would use 280 instead. that's a decent alternate. you might go out of your way but you will be much happier. no want likes to sit in stop- and-go traffic. no one except that guy. there's the one guy that might like it. westbound bay bridge, about a 25, 30-minute delay before you make it on the span. contra costa county, kind of

sold out. seeing slow traffic in antioch and baypoint. 68 is slow from 242 to 24. >> especially if you have a stick shift, sal. >> right. mostly sunny. some higher clouds out there. we have a lot to cover. let's get right to it. a quiet day today. it will still be mild to warm. near 80 for santa cruz. there is an easterly breeze that's already very mild in san francisco. next few days, mostly sunny a little cooler. it looks okay on saturday. breezy and warm out of the south. that will be a south wind upon sunday. hopefully, leading to rain next week, we hope. the forecast models are not in sync. one says monday. one says tuesday. one says wednesday. san francisco, the calendar year on rainfall, so from january 1st to november 5th, a total of right here.

very ugly. 1976 record 5.72. this the driest stretch from january to november 5th in 164 years. maybe next week when we get some rain. today we'll get higher clouds. temperatures starting off mostly in the 40s. there were 50s. no doubt about it. that will continue for a little while. the higher clouds drifting by. there's still some offshore. i think we'll get a partly sunny, partly cloudy day. 68 in san francisco although a low 70 would not surprise me. livermore starting ofl in the 40s. some of these temperatures will continue to be on the mild side. some mid-70s. 75 in livermore today. wouldn't make much to get in some of the mid-70s even down towards santa cruz and capitola. you can these, there is a lot of rain in the midwest, chicago, detroit, st. louis and memphis. somebody is getting rain, including the pacific northwest as this system takes aim up in seattle and portland. not for us. 24 in tahoe. 45, though, ukiah, 46 clearlake. the lows are up in mendocino

county and lake county this morning. and we have mostly sunny to partly sunny skies today. this high-pressure system will start to back off a little bit tomorrow. but today it holds the ground. a little bit cooler pattern starts tomorrow and takes us into saturday. mix of sun and clouds. a little bit of an easterly breeze. as long as that holds, it will be a mild day with 70s for almost everybody. it's not that strong but it's there. so mid-70s. st. helena, calistoga, napa. napa's low, 44. out of the 50, you lose the north wind. dana in napa said it's cooler. 78 gilroy. 80 santa cruz. 76 saratoga, milpitas is in there. 60s on the coast. there's patchy fog but i don't think it will amount to a hill of beans. mostly sunny, cooler friday and saturday. breezy and warmer on sunday. >> all right, thank you, steve. 7:23. one of san francisco's happiest holiday traditions is set to reopen in about two hours. the union sq rpring support tha

voters gave christie and what that may mean for republicans in the next election. a tree has been cloned but the problems plaguing the original version might be making their way to the new one.

a tree planted in martinez by john muir was successfully cloned. it's a 130-year-old giant sequoia. it has two fungal diseases. an organization took 400 cuttings from the tree and they say some of those cuttings are developing roots and could eventually be replanted. they admit the cuttings may be infected with the same diseases. 7:27. an 18-year-old boy set on fire while sleeping on an a.c. transit bus. details on the 16-year-old suspect arrested and what

witnesses reported seeing. part of the internet archive located in san francisco off stinson goes up in flames. we'll tell you what was saved -- next. and lanes are blocked on the peninsula. southbound on highway 101. find out why this was not even the primary crash but it's still causing problems for drivers.

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good morning. live pictures from the richmond district in san francisco. the scene is calm right now. but fire crews were out in force when we first brought the story at 4:30 in the morning, battling a structure fire. you can see quite a lot of damage there. we'll tell you what was damaged and the new details we're learning about a cause coming up. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, nice day? >> a nice day but a lot of high clouds. not a big deal. it will still be mild to warm. temperatures, although that east breeze can be really cool if you are out towards parts of the east bay coming in from the valley. by the time it reaches the coast, mild temperatures. concord is 42. oakland 52. san francisco, 53. dave in crockett said kind of a cold breeze kicking in. it can be if it's coming in from the valley. high clouds, it will be warmer. the warmest temperatures might be from santa cruz to gilroy.

high pressure moving in. it will control our weather for one more day. there will be a lot of high clouds filtering by coming up right there. right there, from the southwest. not a big deal. mix of sun and clouds. easterly breeze in place. that's a cool pattern in the morning for some. a lot more high clouds than we had the last couple of days. that translates into mid-70s. here's sal. right now we're looking at newschopper2 over the peninsula where we still have that motorcyclist or they are doing an investigation of a motorcyclist that ran into concrete debris, they say caused by a crash northbound 101. but southbound one is a mess out of san mateo heading down from belmont. there's southbound 101. wouldn't recommend it. i would recommend 280 as your alternate route. westbound, that's backed up for about a 30-minute delay, even on 880 which can be your back door approach. not much of a back door. it's crowded. 680 southbound is whacked up all the -- backed up all the

way to 242. 80 westbound slow from hercules all the way to el cerrito. let's go back to the desk. new this morning, from san francisco firefighters investigating a fire in the richmond district. there it is. it started about 4:00 a.m. on clement street. ktvu's tara moriarty is here to show us the damage that caused -- well, a digital archiving business was damaged, right? >> reporter: well, firefighters were able to keep the flames from gets to the main library of the internet archive on stinson. but they were not able to save the center located at the back of the library where those heavy char marks are visible. the fire broke out at 3:30 this morning on clement street near 12th. 60 firefighters responded to this two-alarm fire. that's because crews say it was roaring with flames shooting three stories high. 11 people who live next door

above a chinese restaurant were evacuated safely. >> it's a bit of a scare. got a phone call there was a fire in the scanning center which is the side building off the main library. and the fire trucks had already arrived. they are on it really, really fast but we did lose some cameras and some lighting equipment. >> reporter: the scanning center is where librarians scan books and films to digitize them. we were able to get inside the internet archives to show you what was saved. the building was the old christian science church built in 1920. the battalion chief says it's lucky the fire didn't get inside since it is such a wide open space and would have burned quickly. clement street between park presidio and 12th is shut down. it looks like it will be opening up pretty soon. we want to mention the evacuees were able to get back inside their flats about 20 minutes ago. live from san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news.

7:34. police are trying to figure out why a 16-year-old boy set fire allegedly to another passenger on an a.c. transit bus. the oakland high school student was arrested yesterday after police checked surveillance video from the bus. police say the 18-year-old victim luke fleishman who goes by the name of sasha is listed in stable condition. this incident happened on the 57 bus route monday night. >> everybody started yelling, fire, fire. i turned around and this guy, he was like jumping up and down. >> other witnesses say the victim appeared to be wearing a skirt or a kilt. police say it appears the victim and the suspect don't know each other. friends of fleishman set up a web page to raise money for his medical bills. this morning we're told he raised more than $6600. happening today, faculty members are in crisis mode now that they've received news,

deep cuts must be made within the programs. an emergency meeting is being held this morning. ktvu's janine de la vega is live on campus where you just talked to a university spokesperson about this this morning. what is she saying? >> reporter: she's saying this shouldn't come as a surprise that cuts need to be made. she knows there is a lot of panic going on among faculty. that's because there's been misinformation being spread among them and there's some confusion over how many millions of dollars needs to be cut. now, here's the breakdown -- over the past two years, san jose state faced a $32 million budget deficit. significant cuts have been made over the last year. now for the spring semester, the university is saying that $4 million more needs to be cut. the dean told the faculty in an e-mail that this will result in class sections being reduced. and in an attempt to accommodate as many students as

last year. students are not happy about the news and are concerned about how difficult it will be to get into classes. >> of course, i'm worried. i pay for my education myself. it's already hard enough as it is. yeah. >> reporter: a university spokesperson says classes won't be cut entirely but sections will. if a class is offered every day of the week, it might only be offered on tuesday and thursdays. they will target classes with low enrollment. the dean told faculty that some part-time faculty will lose part of their class assignments and in rare cases, some may be asked to teach classes outside of their areas of expertise. this will all be discussed at an emergency meeting at 10:30 this morning. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel

2 news. >> thank you. 7:37. many people without high school diplomas are now rushing to take the g.e.d. before the test changes this january. it's the first update to the test in more than a decade. test takers will be required to use a computer instead of a pencil and paper. it will cost more to take the test. some testing centers are extending their hours due to the increased demand. new details this morning about a man who was shot and killed yesterday by fairfield police. police say 24-year-old deante trailer was on patrol for robbery and had a long criminal history. the incident started when police responded to a home and found a woman stabbed 30 times. police say they chased trailer and opened fire when he came at them with a knife. the woman who was stabbed is still in critical condition. people protesting the deadly shooting the 13-year-old andy lopez say they will

conduct their own investigation into what happened. lopez was shot and killed two weeks ago by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy while he was holding a replica assault rifle. protesters say they are gonna hold an event this weekend to gather witnesses' statements and evidence. that will be presented to the district attorney. here are more election results from tuesday. voters in san francisco overwhelmingly rejected proposition b which would have allowed luxury condos at the foot of washington street. 62% oppose the measure. and despite the support from ed lee and gavin newsom, the height limit went down to defeat by a 2-1 margin. prop b would have allowed two condos buildings to replace a public parking lot and tennis courts at a fitness club. supporters say the project would have provided jobs and a public park. but opponents say the project exceeded the height limit zoned

for the site and that the waterfront belongs to everyone. >> i think this is about the waterfront and what kind of city we want. >> prop b supporters say the san francisco-based developers behind the measure are heartbroken over the defeat. in antioch, voters have approved measure c, the sales tax hike to hire more police. the vote was 68-32%. starting next april, the city's sales tax goes up a half cent to 9 cents per dollar. it is 7:39. a young man suspected of abducting his own 2-week-old son appears headed for mexico. the top of the hour, a live report on the state-wide amber alert for find little henry. twitter is expected to set its stock price tonight. why some analysts say the expected price is way off the mark. if you are looking at commuting any time soon on

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the nasdaq has turned around. it's down 4. s&p up 5. 7:43. twitter's initial public offering is scheduled for tomorrow and the san francisco- based message service is expected to set its price tonight. right now, the price range is between $23 and $25. that's up $5 from its original price range and some analysts believe twitter shares will hit 45 to 46 in the first day of trading. that would make twitter worth $25 billion even though it's never turned a profit. samsung is promising shareholders a better return on their investments. the electronics giant made that announcement during a rare meeting with analysts. executives tried to soothe fears about smartphone market saturation. samsung has posted record profits in each of the last seven quarters. shareholders have accused the company of hoarding cash. mcdonald's, not comments on

burger's king newest item called the big king made of two beef patties, lettuce, and it looks and sounds like a big mac. burger king said the offering is different because it has 40 fewer calories than a big mac and the meat is grilled. 7:44. are there enough police officers out on the streets? here in the bay area we hear that question a lot. pam cook is in the newsroom now to tell us what san jose is doing to keep people safe. but pam, this plan is not without opposition. >> that's right. the san jose police department says it's severely understaffed. it's now trying something new. starting tomorrow, the department will require detectives take turns on street patrol in san jose. under the plan, 70 detectives will begin rotating on patrol units one day a month. it's a pilot program. it will be evaluated to see if

it will continue. a police union board member tells us there are only 912 officers in the san jose police department and only about half of them are on patrol. many fear that's not enough to cover the bay area's biggest city, especially with emergency calls. >> we're having issues getting to the calls in a timely manner. again, we're hoping that the addition of these new officers will help to reduce that. >> we gotta get to those 911 calls. but it will come at additional cost. as we stop investigating burglaries, narcotics, things of that nature, now domestic violence cases will go on hold. >> that's detective gonzalez's part of the domestic violence union -- unit. and he says this new rotation comes after severe cuts to the detective ranks already. now, in our next hour of "mornings on 2," more on what some detectives say will be at risk now. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right.

well, with san jose and other major bay area police departments short on police officers, we wanted to know how other cities around the country compare with their staffing levels and their patrol plans. >> patrol is most important. that's the number one priority of any law enforcement agencies. the officers that -- that are work, the street -- work thing the street. >> now 2 investigates looked at departments and cities similar in size to san francisco, san jose and oakland. tonight at 6:00, we're gonna show you how they stack up and how many more police officers bay area departments need to keep the communities safe. 2 investigates, today at 6:00 on the ktvu channel 2 news. now to election results across the country. new jersey governor, chris christie, captured 60% of the vote. in his victory speech, he said in new jersey, democrats and republicans work together. >> i know that if we can do

this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in their tvs right now. to see how it's done. [ cheers ] >> it's widely believed that he will seek the 2016 republican -- republican presidential nomination. his victory came from voting groups that republicans nationally have been struggling to attract. he won a majority of the votes from women and latinos, younger voters and african-americans. in virginia, mcauliffe was elected governor. and in new york city, bill deblazio was elected mayor. in a story you will see only on 2, police found loaded guns and methamphetamines in a martinez home. police say they were called sunday to the home on valente court after getting a report of shots fired in the area.

they say when they got there, they found more than a pound and a half of meth, 16 pounds of marijuana, several loaded guns and an assault weapon. >> 16 pounds of marijuana, a pound and a half of methamphetamine. i mean, that's a pretty good indication with the quantities that they are for distribution. >> one man was arrested. but police say several people lived in the home including a small child. there may be more arrests. 7:48. some people who live near rohnert park are hoping there's less traffic today after all of the gridlock they saw during the opening of the new graton casino. thousands of gamblers heading into what is northern california ally largest casino on opening day yesterday. local motels say the rooms are filling up. other business owners are seeing a boost in business. the chp says there could be heavy traffic in the area through the weekend. 7:49. speaking of heavy traffic, let's check in with sal.

it's been pretty bad in the south bay. >> pretty slow there now. good morning to you. we'll start there and take a look at interstate 280 and there goes caltrain there. one of our alert viewers told me that every time you see a train it's not necessarily caltrain. vpa rolls on the tracks, too. but that definitely was caltrain. it could be a good option for you. start thinking about caltrain for the big game between stanford and oregon coming up tomorrow. pretty decent way to get there on the peninsula. let's take a look at the bay bridge. that's a 30-minute wait at toll plaza. it's become worse. so this wednesday, hump day, is becoming not a very happy occasion at the bay bridge toll plaza. 80 westbound is very slow as you drive from hercules to richmond. you heard tori read the story about the casino traffic. i got a lot of social media activity on that. if you ever want to complain about those kind of things, you can find me on twitter and on facebook. and now let's go to steve. steve, you're on twitter. >> i am, indeed, sal.

i know you are a cal fan but that's a huge game tomorrow night. >> big. >> very big. mostly sunny. high clouds but made for a nice sunrise. temperatures with a little bit of an easterly breeze. kind of cool if you are out to the east. by the coast, i mean, i went 80 in santa cruz today. there's still a breeze coming down from scotts valley which should translate into warmer temperatures. high clouds, mild to warm. next few days, mostly sunny, cooler. we'll see more of a westerly breeze instead of a north or an east. looks okay on saturday. maybe breezy or warm on sunday. that would be a south wind in advance of what we hope will be rain next week. here we go. san francisco, the calendar year. the rain year is july to june. a whopping 3.94 inches of rain has fallen. total. the driest stretch was 1976 for those of you who lived out there then, you know that was a really dry there, 5.72. this is the driest stretch ever in 164 years. that's not good.

let's hope models are going to bring us some rain next week. they are not in sync on it. they are trying to get their act together. a lot of high clouds over us. it will be warmer now. again, if you get the east wind out in the valley. if you get closer to the coast, it equals a mild to warm condition. lows mainly in the 50s in san francisco this morning. in fact, some mid-50s. high clouds, warmer for many today. it looks like after we bounce off the lows, there's a huge dividing line from this system which is giving rain all the way down into texas. it's 38 in amarillo. 80 in corpus christi. that's what we call a cold front there. rain is moving back into the pacific northwest. 24 in tahoe. 45 ukiah. 42 sacramento. some of the lows were held up due to the cloud cover especially up into mendocino county and lake county. a mild, warm day for many. high pressure looks like it will back off and move east. today, everything says sunshine. mix of sun and clouds. high clouds, that means temperatures will be in the 60s

to 70s to near 80 degrees. again, that 80 would be down towards santa cruz. a lot of mid-70s in walnut creek, pleasanton. san jose. there's the 80 in santa cruz. saratoga 76. mid-70s on the peninsula. a little cooler into friday. maybe saturday and then a little warmup on sunday. eight minutes before 8:00. technically, it's still fall but winter weather is being felt in south dakota. sioux falls was hit with 6 inches of snow overnight. that's about 4 1/2 inches higher than the daily snowfall record set back in 1959. the city usually doesn't see more than and inch of snow, at -- an inch of snow. quite a bit. if you love the 49ers, you can now buy a piece of sports history. what you can now own from candle still park. how much it will cost and where will the -- candlestick park.

how much will it cost and where will the money go. a man wounded in the shooting rampagant l.a.x. describes the terrifying experience of being right in the middle of it.

welcome back. 7:55. schoolteacher shot last week in the shooting rampage at l.a.x., he's talking from his hospital bed about the attack. 29-year-old brian ludher is in good condition at ronald reagan ucla medical center. a bullet shattered his lower right leg during that rampage. ludmer was at l.a.x. threating ready to fly to chicago for a friend's wedding. >> i was in line with a bunch of people for the metal detectors when we heard gunfire first from the first floor from the ticket level. and everybody started panics. everybody started running. >> then suddenly he was shot.

he says he collapsed against a wall. he scrambled into a storage room and found a sweatshirt that he used as a tourney cut. 23-year-old paul ciancia, an unemployed auto mechanic, is faces charges of murder. san francisco parks will soon officially be closed to the public between midnight and 5:00 a.m. city supervisors approved an overnight park curfew. supporters say it will reduce vandalism, metal thefts and other crimes that often happened during the overnight hours. but the vote was a crushing defeat for homeless advocates who say the curfew unfairly targets people living on the streets. caltrans is delaying the demolition of the old eastern span of the bay bridge that was supposed to start this morning. caltrans says the delay is because the system to contain falling debris is not in place. it did not say when it expects

work to begin. the entire demolition process is expected to take at least three years. 7:57. radioactive waste found right next to a popular bay area trail. we'll tell you where it is and what's been done about it this week. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco, where police continue to investigate an early-morning shooting. we'll bring you the latest on what happened, the victim's condition and who police are looking for -- next. it's still very busy in the east bay right now. i want to show you highway 24. slow here in la fayette and orinda. we'll tell you more about what's happening in contra costa county. mostly sunny skies. temperatures will be really warm for some if you want to head to santa cruz or san francisco, you might not believe some of the forecasted highs. we'll show them to you

this is third and bryant street. new developments at a second crime scene. that's coming up when we bring you a live report. welcome back. it's wednesday, november 6th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's get a quick look at weather and traffic. gonna be warm today? >> warm for some. dave, we have a lot of high

clouds offshore. most of those are taking aim to the north. it will still be mostly sunny. but 40s and 50s, the lows were not as cold this morning in some locations, they never dipped below 54. i think san francisco made it to 52. i saw some areas at 55 in the financial district. it will be warmer. the high-pressure system over us today and then a cooler pattern starting tomorrow. there is enough of of a -- there is enough of a component. a lot of these higher crowds drifting up. a mix of sun and clouds. more sun to the south. more clouds to the north. easterly breeze might be chilly. it's pretty mild for those near the coast. the result will be a lot of low to mid-70s. here's sal. good morning. we're looking at traffic that is really at the peak on this wednesday morning. it's backed up to the -- almost to the macarthur maze coming in if you are driving on the 880 ramp. it's still slow. it might be a better way for you to come. not that much better. 15 to 20-minute delay at the toll plaza. still looking at 80 here. it's very slow from hercules.

it hasn't really become any better on 80 westbound as you drive through richmond. and b.a.r.t., caltrain and muni are doing well i want to take you back to san jose where northbound 280 traffic right through there is slow. what i meant to say caltrain and as i train share this -- ace train share this crossing. you won't see vt on -- vta on this overcrossing. let's go back to the desk. we begin our 8:00 hour with breaking news from san francisco. police are searching for suspects in an early-morning shooting in the city's south of market area. it happened near bryant and third street. the investigation is still causing traffic problems. brian flores joins us live to tell us why there are two crime scenes here. good morning, brian. >> good morning. we don't have any more details on who police are looking for in terms of a suspect or suspect car. but we're currently on third and brannan, one of two crime

scenes that police were processing this morning. you are looking a like at the victim's car about to be towed. the tow truck came in from the shooting that happened roughly before 5:00 this morning. what you don't see is the glass being blown out on the left side of the car. that's where police say it was shot several times. i spoke with an sfpd sergeant about an hour ago. he says they still don't know what started the shooting and they don't have a suspect description or it car suspect. we know that the police got this call around 4:53. the sergeant says four people were inside the car. they were approaching third and bryant toward the bay bridge apparently leaving the city when something prompted that shooting. still unclear what started it. but police say the shot spotter system tracked six shots from the area. at this point, police have been able to recover five bullet casings. immediately after the shooting, the driver of the car was

frantically trying to flag down help and looking for a possible. it ended up at third and brannan, the second scene of the shooting, it crashed into something. we don't know what it crashed into. there is one shooting victim. it's a male. he was shot several times according to police and is currently in san francisco general hospital with life- threatening injuries. it's caused a little bit of a traffic nightmare this morning here off 3rd and brannan. all the way down to 4th. it remains closed. the scene off 3rd and bryant, about a block from here is open. that's good news for traffic concerns. but police say they will be here at least for the next few minutes. the tow trucks will be taking the car out in the next few minutes. we'll keep you updated for any further developments. we're live in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:04. we have an update on developing news from sunnyvale of a 2-week- old baby that may have been abducted by his father. within the past hour, police officers were scene going into

the home of the baby's family. claudine wong is live at the apartment complex. claudine, are the police still there? >> reporter: know. we did speak with them briefly. they told us because they wanted to get some paperwork signed by the mother of 2-week- old henry that paperwork authorizing the release of more photos, police hoping those will help bring henry home soon. want to show you video of the sunnyvale officer that she shot within the last half-hour as he arrived at the apartment. he spoke in spanish to the mother of henry and then spent 20 minutes inside. didn't want to ta uk to us -- to talk to us. but is doing as well as can be expected as she awaits news about her missing baby. >> we're trying to disseminate the information now. >> did she sign it? >> of course. she's cooperating as much as she can. >> reporter: let's take you through this. these are pictures of mesut guler, the father of 2-week-old

henry. sometime yesterday, the couple got into a fight and guler took off with the baby, telling the mother he was leaving the state. police say he has threatened to hurt himself and the baby in the past. that has them very concerned. there have been sightings and clues. chp in san diego telling me the suspect's phone was pinged at 11:50 last night in the kerney mesa area of san diego. then at 2:08 this morning in the hillcrest area of the city of san diego, about six miles away, there was a sighting of the vehicle with a distinctionive marking on the back. there was another sighting in national city, a suburb south of san diego, about ten miles from the other location. apparently one other person called in to say that she saw the suspect walking around with the infant at dusk last night on san diego city streets. now, we don't know at this point, why guler would be in the san diego area. again, we only know he told the mother he was gonna take the baby out of state. we'll give you a description of the vehicle. here's a picture of a similar

vehicle, a gmc envoy, it's tan in color. the license plate we have that for you as well. it's 6 hil 892. it has a large american eagle on the rear window. that's a very distinctive feature of the vehicle. the people who called 911 who say they spotted it spotted the eagle and that's how they identified it. a little bit of a holding pattern. multiple agencies are working together as this investigation stretches from sunnyvale down to san diego. but at this point, no word of baby henry's whereabouts or his father's. live here in sunnyvale, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:06. new this morning, the chp is investigating the mysterious overnight death of a woman in walnut creek. investigators say several cars hit the woman while she was lying on the 680 freeway near the highway 24 interchange. shortly after midnight. the highway is just below the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station and the chp says the

woman was spotted on the b.a.r.t. tracks above the freeway moments earlier. >> both northbound and southbound lanes of 680 near olympic boulevard and ignacio valley road. it's unknown how the female subject got on top of the b.a.r.t. tracks. >> the chp sa downplaying -- is downplaying earlier reports that the woman fell to the freeway after being hit by a b.a.r.t. train. they say it's now possible she jumped to take her own life. all southbound lanes of 68 a were esclosed for -- were closed for about six hours. in morgan hill, a daycare worker arrested for being drunk on the job is due in court. police went to the p.a. walsh development center monday morning after a parent said a daycare worker was slurring her words and fumbling with the keys to the building. 58-year-old anna marie lopez who has worked at the center

for ten years was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment. police officers say they could smell alcohol on her. >> in all of those years, i never smelled her -- like she had an alcohol problem. >> we're kind of iffy about going here. we don't know what we'll do. >> how -- police say two other parents have complained in the past. there is a state investigation. well, the ep past says a former landfill on -- epa says a former landfill was found with radioactive material. it was the blair landfill. it tested positive for radioactive waste. the site near the san francisco bay trail was used to dump until the 1970s. now, a meeting is scheduled next nurse night to talk about concerns -- thursday night to talk about concerns at the richmond civic center building. the city of richmond is moving ahead with a controversial food labeling plan. the city attorney was told to

write a proposal to require labels on genetically modified foods sold in local stores. if approved, the law would apply to all food retailers in richmond. a similar statewide proposal was narrowly defeated by voters last year. a new lawsuit claims lake county is responsible for landslides that left over a dozen homes uninhabitable. the lawsuit claims improper maintenance caused the county water system to leak, resulting in devastating land slides last spring that damaged 17 homes in the lakeport subdivision. homeowners say the slides also caused a drop in property values for the other homes in the suv division -- subdivision. county officials have not commented on the lawsuit. we have an update about the story of wild pigs tearing up lance lawns -- tearing up lawns and a golf course. last night the city council voted 8-3 to allow people to shoot the pigs if they have the proper state hunting permits.

the ruling takes effect immediately and runs through february 5th. san jose also aplows employees at min -- aplows employees at mineta airport to shoot birds threatening to collide with planes. 8:10. here is a look at some of the results from yesterday's elections here in the bay area. if you look at the bottom of the screen, you can see all of the races running across the screen. one of the most hotly-contested issue was measure c. that's the gun control proposal in sunnyvale. it passed, 66-34. if a weapon is lost or stolen, the owners, you now have 48 hours to report it to police. also ammunition clips cannot hold more than 10 rounds. the nra says they will sue. and it appears measure f, a bond to rebuild marin general hospital will narrowly pass. it needs a two-thirds majority. although about 20,000 absentee ballots still have to be counted, the measure is

winning. hospital administrators are confident construction could start by 2015. classes, canceled. also, a san jose woman being remembered by her family and friends. she died just one day after reaching a long-time goal. good morning. right now we're looking at traffic that's finally beginning to show some improvement as you drive closer to the san mateo bridge, you will still see some slowing. a lot of sunshine today. there will be higher clouds. temperatures with that east breeze continue to warm up. come on. how long is this pattern gonna last. we need some rain. are we gonna get some rain? what's the deal? [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass.

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a bay area woman who was the oldest woman to run in the boston marathon died the next day. she fell down during the 20th mile of the race. she hit her head on the pavement. she was treated at the first aid tet. they told her to go to the hospital. instead, she kept running, determined to finish. the next day she took a nap at her hotel an never woke up. exact cause of her death is still not known. 911 calls from last week giving us new information about a fiery car crash inside the caldecott tunnel. froif's fire filled the tunnel

with smoke -- friday's fire filled the tunnel with smoke and eight people needed treatment. dozens of people abandoned their cars and walked out of the tunnel. >> the guy may not be in a safe lane. he didn't have his hazard lights on. >> friday's tunnel fire brought back viv yid member ris of a -- viv yid memories of -- vivid memories of a car crash and seven people died. happening now -- health and human services kathleen sebelius is back on capitol hill this morning. in is a live picture of robert menendez of the senate finance committee hearing. secretary sebelius is there to continue to answer questions about the new healthcare law. last week, she testified to a house committee and apologized for the problematic rollout of the healthcare.gov website.

and president obama is traveling to texas today to encourage people to sign up for the federal health insurance marketplace. texas is the state with the highest rate of uninsured americans in the country. more than 23% of texas residents are uninsured. 8:16. new this morning, the former boyfriend of amanda knox is testifying in the third trial in the murder case of a british student in italy. he called the charges against them absurd. knox and him were convicted of killing meredith kercher back in 2009. their convictions were overturned because of a lack of evidence. amanda knox came back to the united states after being acquitted. she's not in italy for this retrial. new video has come into the ktvu newsroom. a series of explosions near a communist party building in china. one person was killed. about eight others have been hurt. now, the explosions happened in

the city about 310 miles southwest of beijing. the blast shattered car windows near the building. no one has claimed responsibility yet. china is under heightened security. they are getting ready for a closely watched party meeting this weekend. that could signal economic reforms. 8:17. the city of san francisco's cracking down on massage parlors that are illegal fronts for prostitution. the board of supervisors has unanimously approved a bill that goes after brothel owners rather than the workers. violaters face fines or the loss of their operating license. the bill would also ban alcohol and drug use in massage parlors. mayor ed lee is expected to sign the ordinance into law. the san francisco public utilities commission is scheduled to hold a meeting today on efeithers to clean up -- efforts to clean up lake merced. the meeting comes as the pacific rod and gun club and the city continue to fight over the costs of cleaning up soil

pollution from lead bullets used at the gun range. the gun club used lead bullets and toxic clay ducts until 1994. the cleanup could cost more than $12 million. 8:18. this is opening day in santa cruz for the o'neil cold water classic. this is a surfing competition at steamer lane. it started at 7:30 with the first two-man heat. this year's contest features 16 unsponsorred surfers who want to get the big time and earn a spot on the association of surfing professionals world tour. the cold water classic could end as soon as tomorrow. if you are a 49ers season ticketholder, you can buy and take home your actual seats at candlestick park. the single seats they are not for sale. you can only buy them in pairs for $649. general public will be able to buy a pair of seats for $749

beginning december 9th. 49ers say most proceeds will benefit parks in san francisco. 8:9. want to check -- 8:19. want to check in with sal. still crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> it sure is. we're seeing some improvement. if you have the luxury of waiting around, you might want to do that. let's take a live look at it. it's not as bad as it was 15 minutes ago. but it's still not cleared you. it's about a 15, 20-minute delay as opposed to 20, 30- minute delays that we had about a half-hour ago. you can see the trend getting better. maybe you can do some work at home until it clears up. there are no problems if you are driving on northbound 101 in san francisco. we are seeing a little bit of improvement in contra costa county. highway 4, still slow in bay pint as you can see -- baypoint, as you can see. but it's better. 680 is backed up from -- from highway 4 now all the way down to walnut creek. i don't mean to laugh. but it's not good. 80 westbound between hercules and richmond is still a chore.

let's go to steve. thank you, sal. mostly sunny today. higher clouds. it will still be really mild, especially by the coast. some inland temperatures with the easterly breeze might be chilly. let's talk san francisco rain because it is unprecedented territory. it's not good. now we're talking about the calendar year. so the rain year is july 1st to june 30th. all right. this is the calendar year. so far, january to november 5th in san francisco, 3.94 total of ins of rain has fallen. that's a record so far. the record was 19765. a total of 8.83 fell for the calendar year. this is the driest in 164 years in san francisco. we need 4.79 not to set the record. that's a lot to ask for in seven weeks. but it's hope things start to kick in next week. forecast models are trying to get rain in here. but again, all signs fail in dry weather. we'll see. i think eventually it will get here.

mostly sunny, higher clouds will drift over us today but most of those will filter out some of the sun. it will still be mild to warm. already 50s for many. 57 sfo, 57 san francisco. very mild with that easterly breeze. that's going to equal some really warm temperatures down around santa cruz, capitola. the higher clouds just asoaked with some -- associated with some tropical clouds. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. very mild to warm temperatures. it's going to be a little bit cooler starting tomorrow. we'll lose the breeze and start to get more of a westerly breeze. mix of sun and clouds. partly sunny, partly cloudy. a lot of those higher clouds drifting on by. highs today, a lot of 70s. low to mid. even the lows up in mendocino county and lake county were warmer. novato 74. 73 danville. livermore, 75, almeda, 70. there's 80, santa cruz still an easterly breeze coming off the santa cruz mountains. it should make it. 60s, 70s on the coast in the city. i would not be surprised a couple of low 70s in san

francisco. a little cooler by friday into saturday. but breezy with a south wind and warmer on sunday. 8:22. a shocking confession by a big city mayor. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. >> how the mayor's responding now to demands that he resign. and a seemingly innocent design on a high school sweatshirt prompted major concern. the reason police are warning students not to wear them.

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illinois about to become the 15th state to alou same-sex marriage -- allow same-sex marriage. >> this bill is hereby declared passed. >> yesterday, the illinois statehouse approved same-sex marriage. it was already approved by the state senate. governor pat quinn says he will sign it into law and it will take effect in june. colorado voters approved a marijuana tax that some say is too high. this will put a 15% excise tax and a 10% sales tax next year. the money will be used to regulate new recreational pot sales and to build schools. but critics are saying this big 25% total tax rate would just drive marijuana smokers back to the black market. 8:26. the class of 2014 at a school near sacramento is attracting

police attention because of the design of their sweatshirts. the sweatshirt shows the roman nummerral 14 -- numera 14. they say that's associated with a gang with strong roots in northern california. the officer says if a student wears that sweatshirt in the wrong neighborhood, they could easily get into trouble. >> they are gonna wear a symbol that these gang members are associated with, they better be aware of that. >> the school district is now issuing a letter to parents about the sweatshirt and are offering a refund to anyone who wants one. 8:27. a new development in the breaking news we've been telling you about from san francisco. why a shooting has now turned into a homicide investigation. also -- parts of solano county covered in smoke just two hours ago. what sparked a brush fire this morning near a busy highway in

sue sign city -- suisun city. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where fire evacuees are back home and an historic building is safe. we'll tell you, however, what went up in flames. we're still looking at traffic that's getting busy on some of the bay area bridges. mostly sunny, a few high clouds. won't matter by the coast. very warm temperatures. how long are these going to last and can we find any rain any time soon? when it's time to talk business security,

talk to the leader. tyco integrated security. we'll create a solution customized just for you. and you can manage it all right from the palm of your hand. tyco integrated security. safer. smarter. tyco. welcome back. you are looking at a live picture from third and brannan streets in san francisco. this is the scene, breaking news we've been on since 6:00 this morning.

police just told brian flores the victim of a shooting there has just died. you are looking at the car the victim was in. it's on that tow truck right there. the investigation has had a big impact on traffic in the area. brian will be here with a live report in just about 15 minutes with all of the details. it's wednesday morning, november 6th. i'm dave clark. let's check in with steve? filtered sun. mix of high clouds. gave much warmer lows even though we get an easterly breeze. 54 oakland. i think it's 57 san francisco. i don't think that's updated. it's very mild for some. we'll go for 68, howf. a low 70 or so would not surprise me. the higher clouds, the only reason i dropped the temperature, it will still be mild to warm. a lot of high clouds, mostly sunny, partly cloudy. it will be warmer today with that easterly breeze. that will translate to some on the coast for mild to nice conditions. one more day, i think tomorrow we start to see more of a westerly breeze.

higher clouds coming up from the southwest. not a big teal but they are there -- big deal but they are there. a lot of 70s. here's sal. right now we're looking at traffic that's finally beginning to show signs of improvement. go to the live pictures, there's reported to be a crash northbound 101 near vermont street. our camera looks at vermont street. i don't see anything here unless it's behind the hill or they have the location wrong. we're looking at a good view of 101. i don't see it there. we'll get to the bottom of that. look at 880. let's go to 880 in oakland. look how slow that is getting past the coliseum. it slows all the way up to about 23rd. the morning commute is slow at the toll plaza. that's a 15 to 20-minute wait in you are not in the carpool lane. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. firefighters still investigating an early-morning fire in the richmond district. right there. it started about 4:00 this morning on clement street.

tara moriarty joining us live. you have new video of the fire damage that forced about a dozen people to flee, tara. >> reporter: yeah. and the nearly dozen people who live next door to where the fire broke out are now safely inside. we want to show you the building that was saved. this is the main building of the internet archives. this is the big bll off funston -- building off funston and clement. the flames charred a room in the back. that's where librarians would scan books and films. this is new video we want to show you that shows the damage up close. the fire breaking out before 4:00 this morning at clement. 60 firefighters responded to this two-alarm fire. that's because crews say it was roaring with flames shooting three stories high. nearly a dozen people who live next door above a chinese restaurant were evacuated safely. >> units on scene made an aggressive attack through the front door.

we have units to quickly stop it from getting to the second floor. the fire never made it into the archive building. that would have been a major concern had it breached that building. >> reporter: the building was the old christian see church built in 19 -- science church built in 1923. the digital librarian saying some camera and lighting equipment was destroyed. >> we'll have to rebuild the scanning center. we operate eight of them. we're sorry to lose the scanning center. it's one out of many. >> reporter: a fire investigator tells us the fire broke out at the back of the scanning center but no official cause just yet. we want to mention, you can see this is clement street. it's back open. but not in the eastbound direction because crews are still working to clean up what has been destroyed. live from san francisco, i'm

tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 8:34. new this morning from suisun city. drivers on highway 12 in suisun city had to pass through that heavy smoke. now, about 6:00 this morning a car crashed into a ditch causing a vegetation fire. now, while only a small amount of land was burned. that fire caused big plumes of smoke. you can see it for miles. the chp briefly shut down the eastbound lanes of highway 12. jail inmate is expected to testify again today in a preliminary hearing about the murder of oakland federal investigator sandra coke. the "oakland tribune" reports the inmate testified that randy alana didn't seem upset when sandra coke disappeared back in august and said the two were involved in an argument around that time. the inmate says he had that conversation with alana while he was in the santa rita jail for a parole violation after being named a person of interest in sandra coke's disappearance.

coke's body was found in vacaville four days after she was reported missing. 8:35. police say they are still trying to understand the motive of a 16-year-old boy accused of setting a young man on fire as  he slept on a bus in oakland. officers arrested the oakland high school student yesterday after reviewing surveillance video from an a.c. transit bus. police say the 18-year-old victim luke fleishman who also goes by sashaa is in stage condition in san francisco at a hospital. other passengers on the same line 57 bus route in oakland monday night say they were disturbed by what they saw. friends of fleishman set up a web page to save money for his medical bills. this morning it's already raised more than 5300. happening now -- police in sunnyvale are holding a news conference about the abduction that's triggered a statewide amber alert. let's listen in as police update us on the search for 2-

week-old henry. >> i don't have that information. this has been an ongoing dispute them. his desire to move out of state, she did not want to. that led him to taking the child. >> how celdible are the -- credible -- [inaudible] >> as far as the sightings, i don't know about the credibility of that. we did have pings on his phone. the wife said he has friends in mexico which led us to believe he would be headed in that direction. >> what are you doing following up on areas down there? >> we've offlus got the -- obviously got the statewide amber alert out. we have authorities down there. we're working with the fbi and also with our county district attorney's office. >> is there a way he could have crossed the border before the

amber alert went out? >> anything is possible. but we immediately notified the border patrol of the license plate and the vehicle description and his description. so they are given that. we don't believe he's cross the border at this point. we have no reason to believe that. >> any indication if he's armed? >> we don't have any indication to believe that at this point. >> what can you tell us about guler, anything? >> no. >> we don't get into criminal history. he's the father of the child. >> where did he want to move? >> i don't know why. supposedly he wanted to move back to new york. the reason for that, i don't know why. >> is he originally from new york? >> i don't have that information. >> how long has that couple lived there? do they live together? >> they live together. i don't know how long they've lived together at the aim. >> there were other -- apartment. >> there were other people in the apartment, do they share -- >> i don't know. >> are they married? >> no. >> what language does she speak? >> spanish, i believe. >> there was a description of

him as a turkish male. is he from turkey? >> i don't know his background. our investigators are doing that workup. he's of turkish decent. >> can you give us the nature of the text messages and when the last time any contact was made? >> i don't have the times of the extext messages. it was prior to us being called. >> he got a headstart. >> correct. >> do you think this was planned out? the. >> that's what we're trying -- >> that's what we're trying to figure out. >> have you had contact with his friends in the san diego area, mexico? >> our investigators are working on that. >> you've been listening live to a press conference happening in sunnyvale involve an amber alert. a 22-year-old suspected of taking his 2-week-old son. we just heard some new details from the press conference. apparently, the 22-year-old

wanted to move to new york. no reason yet on why and also no word on his background where he is from or any possible criminal record. now the suspect, 22-year-old mesut guler, is driving a tan- colored 2004 gmc envoy like this one. there's also a large american eagle on the rear window. the california license plate number is 6 hil 892. police have tracked the car to san diego county. investigators first pinged guler's cell phone and early this morning, he and the boy were seen in san diego. stay tuned to ktvu channel 2 news at noon and ktvu.com for the latest developments. 20 minutes before 9:00. happening today, an emergency meeting is being held to discuss why millions of dollars in cuts might need to be made. janine de la vega joins us live

from san jose state where this is bound to have an impact on classes there. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. well, it's unknown how many classes will be affected. but the faculty here knows they have to trim. they are concerned. that's why this emergency et mooing is being scheduled and held here. they face a $32 million budget. significant cuts have been made over the last year. now for the spring semester. the university says $4 million more needs to be cut. the dean told the faculty in an e-mail this will result in class sections being reduced. department chairs have been asked to compine class sections and increase class sizes. a university spokesperson told us about the changes they are looking at. >> try very hard to look at sezs with low enrollment. try hard to combine sections. this is not easy. this is not anything. this is not something anyone wants to do.

but we need to spend within the confines of our budget. >> that university spokeswoman also told us classes won't be cut entirely but sections will. if a class is offered every day of the week, it might just be offered now tuesdays and thursdays. students already have a difficult time getting the classes they want. so the university virginias that students -- advises that the students keep what they have. jal, caldecott tunnel -- janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. a change in the plans to start tearing down the old eastern span of the bay bridge. why the project is on hold and the details of the delay. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where police continue to investigate an early-morning shooting. it's now turned into a homicide investigation. we'll bring you the latest investigation coming up ♪

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expected pricing of twiller's ipo. the dow is up 87. the nasdaq is down 13. s&p up 3. 8:45. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you --ner a news conference you -- in a news conference you just saw live from sunnyvale, police are searching for a missing 2-week- old baby boy reportedly abducted by his father. investigators say the 22-year- old suspect, mesut guler, and his son, henry, were spotted in san diego early this morning. guler reportedly had taken the for errands yesterday before allegedly driving towards san diego. in two hours from right now an emergency meeting will be held at san jose state university about major budget cuts. the university says it quickly needs to cut $4 million from the spring semester. as we've been telling you, a major new development in san

francisco. an early-morning shooting there in the south of market area and brian flores has been on this for the past two hours. you are back with all of the new information. >> reporter: good morning. it's now turned into a homicide investigation as the victim in one of the cars from the shooting early this morning, we just got word has died. this is the scene. it will be cleared here within the next five or ten minutes or so. a tow truck came by and removed the victim's car about five minutes ago. that car was shot several times according to police. now, i spoke with an sfpd sergeant. he said they still don't know what started the shooting. they don't have a definitive subject description or a defin siv suspect car at this point -- definitive suspect. at this point. somebody in a car opened fire. after that, the driver of the camry tried frantically to look

for help. police say he tried to flag down a fire truck responding to another call off third and brannan. that's when the driver crashed into something. we don't know if that was another car. the driver reportedly took off. but two other passengers stayed while another victim sitting in the right here passenger side was taken to san francisco general hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. he did have life-threatening injuries this morning. we just got word he did pass away. the shot spotter system tracked six mocks. they've -- six shots. now, back out here live, they are gonna reopen this area probably within the next five, ten minutes. this has been a little bit of a traffic issue at third and brannan as well as third and bryant. as soon as they clear the scene, traffic will be moving. we'll have another update coming up at noon today. we're live here in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. police officers taking on

new roles. the plan is designed to make the streets of san jose safer. but as pam cook reports from the newsroom, some say it comes at a cost that we should not pay. >> reporter: the san jose police department says it is severely understaffed and is now trying something new. but some officers are not happy about it. starting tomorrow, the department will require detectives take turns as patrol officers in san jose. under the plan 70 detectives will begin rotating on patrol units one day a month. the san jose police department tells us here at ktvu news, there are 912 officers covering the bay area's biggest city. only about half of them are on street patrol. but detectives worry the plan to move officers comes at two big of a cost. having an officer spend one additional day on the street, instead of investigating the 40 or 50 days on the desk is devastating to our

investigations. >> other officers say they are having a tough time getting to emergency 911 calls in an acceptable amount of time and adding detectives to the field will help that. at this point, this is just a pilot program in san jose. department leaders tell us it will be reviewed early next year. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. now to election results across the country. new jersey governor chris christie easily won re-election capturing 60% of the vote. in his victory speech, he said in nge, democrats and republicans -- new jersey, democrats and republicans work together. >> i know if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune into their tvs right now and see how it's done. >> widely -- it's widely believe ed will seek the 2016 presidential nomination. in virginia, terry acall

live was elected and -- terry mcauliffe was elected as governor. the mayor of toronto, canada admits he smoked crack cocaine but says he will not resign. >> yeah, i have smoked crack cocaine. but no -- do i? am i an addict? no. have i tried it? probably in a drunken stupor. >> he made that confession after the police chief said he had a tape of a may -- of the mayor allegedly smoking crack. the mayor says he will not step down. he hopes voters can forgive him and says his low tax policies might be enough to keep him in office. sal, you are going for the good, the bad and the ugly. >> follow me on this one if you will. i would say the bay bridge toll

plaza is getting better. i would say it's good. it's good for this time. starting to see some decrease in traffic flow here. here it is. 8:51. we're doing okay. it should be cleared out relatively soon. 880 is bad. northbound right at 66. it stays that way all the way up to 23rd and then the ugly would be 680 here. southbound 680 is backed up from nearly highway 4. it's better but it slows all the way down into danville. so that's a long one. let's go to steve. say that again, sal. >> 680 slow from about highway 4 all the way too danville -- to danville. >> thank you. higher clouds over us. not a lot. some. i don't think the low clouds have a chance. there's still an easterly breeze. san francisco, there's a lot of low 60s already. now, the higher clouds mainly taking aim to the northern part of the state. farther north, maybe higher clouds. did hold up the low temperatures. it will still be sunny to mostly sunny. temperatures very mild to warm.

40s, 50s. 57 san francisco. i saw a couple of low 60s in the financial district and i think south of market i saw 61. if you are like, man, it's warm. it is. 59 out by sutro best. mix of sun and clouds. but probably more sun. easterly breeze might be cooler. some of the warmest temperatures i think would be -- we've been talking about this. santa cruz, everyone will be close here. 70s. kentfield, 74. sonoma is in there, santa rosa, fairfield, 74. 74 brentwood. livermore, 75. oakland low 70s. berkeley in there. 70s to 80 in santa cruz. 80 degrees in santa cruz. 60s, 70s for much of the peninsula. mid os and it looks like -- mid- 70s and it looks like mostly sunny. gradual cooling as we go into saturday. maybe a south wind. breezy and warmer by sunday. >> all right. >> thank you, steve. 8:53. an historic discovery in san

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expect the work to begin. but the whole demolition process is expected to take at least three years. the surprising discovery for contractors working on san francisco's new central subway. they've dug up the foundation of a cathedral buried in the 1906 earthquake. officials say contractors were digging in san francisco's north beach neighborhood when they found the foundation of the holy trinity cathedral. a piece was presented to the church which had moved to a different location just a month before the earthquake. the surprise discovery and demolition of the foundation added $250,000 to the cost of the project. the central subway is scheduled to open in 2019. >> that's fascinating. let's check in with sal. do i want to drive into san francisco now, sal? >> it's a lapt push, dave and tori. you might want to do it. save, the show is over. you might want to do it in 15 minutes.

getting better. let's quickly move along to 101 san francisco when you get there. we had a couple of problems. they cleared out rather quickly. 101 looks pretty good. here it is, the slow traffic of the morning from concord to walnut creek and beyond. now let's go to steve. could you do some magic and kind of clear that up for me? >> yes. >> i will try. >> we have a lot of high clouds but it will be sunny to mostly sunny today. very mild to warm. not much difference as we go. cooler friday, saturday. sunday, breezy, warmer. we're hoping next week brings us rain. >> hoping. >> it's a wish and a hope forecast more than annual one. >> all right, steve. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon. we'll have more on the amber alert for a 2-week-old baby believed to be kidnapped from sunnyvale. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and wes -- as well as facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. when our little girl was born,

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