and feel at home more quickly. chase. so you can. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where california highway patrol just cleared the scene of a fatal collision. i will tell you how traffic is doing and what we've learned about the pedestrian who tried to cross the road and was struck by multiple vehicles. >> reporter: policy and personnel changes within the sheriff's department are now happening in the wake of the disappearance and death of a san francisco general hospital patient. we'll tell you what we've learned exclusively. camping out to get help during the holidays. the important list people in

san jose have been waiting to sign up for since yesterday afternoon. one of the most powerful storms in recorded history nails the philippines. the latest pictures and where it is heading next. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures from san jose where a deadly pedestrian accident occurred. there are new developments in just the last five minutes. the connector to 280 is reopened. we'll have details about exactly what happened -- coming up in a live report. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's go to steve. >> all right. thank you. a very happy friday morning. very foggy friday morning for some, not for all. it's not widespread. but it's definitely back. it's way down there. right on the deck. if you don't have the fog, it's cooler on the overnight lows. 38, napa. a lot of 40s showing up instead

of the 50s. the fog is reducing visibility to an eighth of a mile or a quarter of a mile for some. san francisco, nicole in the marina says very foggy in the bay. watch out for that. oakland, bay bridge, kind of dances around a little bit. we'll go for 62 in san francisco today. even oakland will cool down. fog for some, not for all. it will be hazy and warm if you are inland today. it looks like the weekend looks pretty good here except we'll have a garage actual cooling trend. a pretty big spread between the coastal temperatures which are just amazingly warm again for this time of year. a few mid- to upper 70s. 50s, 60s closer to the water. here's sal. we're looking at traffic that's busier. some commutes already seem to be friday light which is good. but the fog is a big problem here at the bay bridge toll plaza. thick fog. you can't even see where the backup begins. we happen to know because of the road sensors. it's about a 15-minute delay at

the toll plaza. it's pretty slow. san mateo bridge. that looks okay. there's been a little bit of slow traffic on the nimitz freeway nearby in hayward. nothing out of the ordinary. when you see fog like this, it will delay flights at sfo. we had a deadly pedestrian accident. the lanes have just reopened. this happened before 5:00. katie utehs has been following the story just after that. she joins us live to tell us how traffic is doing now. katie? >> reporter: sal, traffic is flowing smoothly. chp cleared the scene. it happened about five minutes ago. there's still flare deprein the roadway -- debris in the roadway. officers blocked the onram to 87 following the deadly crash that happened shortly before 5:00. investigators confirm for us in their most recent update that at least two cars hit a 26-year-

old man killing him on the roadway. the driver of a white toyota corolla hit the man in the number one lane of the southbound 87 onramp coming from northbound 280. a second car struck the man and a third likely hit the other vehicles. all of the other drivers stayed on scene. officers are trying to determine why the man was crossing a dark roadway. >> we don't believe him to be homeless based on his appearance which opens up why was he here. there were no vehicles in the area. possibly the thinking was maybe he broke down and was walking home. but at this time, there are no vehicles all the way back to 101. >> reporter: the ramp closure caused the traffic snarl on northbound 280 for quite a while. it was closed for two hours. we come back out here live, as we said, things are flowing smoothly this morning. the coroner has removed the body and will continue to

investigate why the man was on the roadway. back to you. >> thank you. a crash killed a man early this morning near the antioch police station. the impact ripped the roof off the front of the suv. police say the victim was a 30 -- 31-year-old man from antioch who slammed into a dark semitrailer around 2:15 this morning. the investigation is continuing into the crash with officers saying it's too early to tell if alcohol was a factor. there is new information into the disappearance and death of a patient at san francisco general. ktvu has learned about new fallout from the case. tara moriarty is live at the hospital with the big changes planned there this month. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. we've learn thood a sergeant and -- that a sergeant and two senior deputies will be transferred out of san francisco general hospital in two weeks. six people from the department will be transferred in. we've learned that a dispatcher has already been transferred,

someone connected to the lynne spalding case. if we take a look at the video, you can tell this is all fallout from the lynne spalding case. a woman being treated at san francisco general in september whose bodzdy was found in a hospital stairwell 17 days after she went missing, the woman disappeared september 21st. it wasn't until nine days later a search was done. sheriff ross mirkarimi admitted that only staff of the stairwells were searched. he says october 4th someone called to report a dead body in the stairwell. dispatch says we'll take care of it but that didn't happen. it wasn't until four days later that spaulding's body was discovered. now, according to doctors, she was close to being discharged. so deputies had no reason to consider her at risk. one policy change the sheriff has already implicated. any time a patient goes missing. a full search of the campus will be done. i'm told that more changes are to come and we'll, of course,

keep you posted. live from san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. happening now in san jose, families are lining up to register for the sacred heart holiday program which gives away free food for families and toys for children. they've been lining up since yesterday afternoon. a lot of families slept outside overnight just to be able to sign up. we talked to a woman. she's been in line since 3:30 this morning. she says this program will help feed her family for thanksgiving. >> i know not a lot of people have the time or, you know, want to come out early. but it's a good thing that they are doing and that we're really thankful for that. >> the program will help about 4,000 families this year. the registration starts at 9:00 this morning. food banks in san francisco and marin, they are bracing for another increase in demand for food after the reduction in federal funding for food stamps. at the beginning of the month,

homes receiving food from the program saw a monthly reduction of $36 for a family of four. there are about 5400 marin families getting food stamps, up from 2012. the food bank is about 1800 turkeys short for the upcoming holiday food drive. a family in blackhawk has decided they are gonna sue their homeowners association after their kids were kept from trick or treating and playing outside the tennis villas. they say it violates state and housing laws. the family also says when they talk to the president of the homeowners association, they were told some people were upset because the family is of mixed race. a fairfield man is behind bars in connection with a deadly shooting outside of kaiser hospital in vacaville earlier this week. police say 31-year-old german lopez, a former fairfield city council candidate, turned himself in early wednesday.

police say he's accused of fatally shooting his half brother, 24-year-old xavier lopez. xavier was also allegedly a suspect in a shooting that took place less than an hour earlier in fairfield. a man accused of kidnapping his 2-week-old son in sunnyvale and taking the baby to mexico could soon be extradited back to the bay area. henry guler romero was reported missing by his mother tuesday night and an amber alert was issued. his father, 22-year-old mesut guler, was arrested the next day after crossing the border into mexico. he has since been transferred to an arizona jail. santa clara county prosecutors are working to have guler extradited to face felony kidnapping and child abduction charges. hayward police are trying to find a missing man who suffers from diabetes and dementia. 77-year-old edward moore disappeared yesterday afternoon. he was last seen at his home on

sequoia road. police say he takes medication and easily gets shortness of breath from walking. he was last seen wearing a green shirt and camouflage shorts. efalso has a tattoo on his -- he also has a tattoo on his forearm. the controversial shooting of a 13-year-old has sparked several protests where the teen was killed. a deputy shot and killed lopez while he was holding a toy gun that looked like a real assault rifle. the sheriff's deputy says the teenager refused order to drop it. tomorrow's demonstrations are planned around the state including los angeles, oakland, san francisco, santa rosa, and sacramento. a strong earthquake rocked parts of northern california near the oregon border. now, the preliminary 4.7 magnitude quake hit off the coast near crescent city. it happened just before 5:00

this morning. so far there's no word of any damage or injuries. we're waiting. 7:10. did you see the game? after all of the hype, stanford put on a show. [chanting] >> the new look at how the cardinal players reacted in the locker room after upsetting the oregon ducks. find out why millions of potentially dangerous recalled tires are still on the market. what you can do to protect yourself. right now traffic is moving along relatively well in some areas. but that fog is really thick and dense. you might run into it. add extra time. we'll tell you more about where it is. there's a lot of the fog dancing around. it's low, low, low. but inland temperatures will warm up again. we'll show you the forecast for today and see the weekend outlook -- coming up.

happening today -- convicted serial killer joseph naso is scheduled to find out if he will get the death sentence. a jury unanimously recommended the death penalty earlier this year. naso represented himself during the murder trial. now, the jury found him guilty of killing four northern california women between the 1970s and the 1990s. during the penalty phase, prosecutors presented evidence connecting him to the murders of two other women. in just about 90 minutes from now, the drunk driving suspect accused of killing a menlo park couple last month is due in court again. this is the third time that marjorie reitzell has been scheduled to enter a plea. two earlier court dates were scansled because of her -- canceled because of her medical problems. she faces charges for hitting and and killing a couple while

they were walking their dog the evening of october 24th. now, a ktvu channel 2 investigation, your car's tires may look brand new but they could be old and dangerous. ktvu news checked u.s. tire safety records for the past ten years. 4.5million tires were recalled but less than a million were recovered and many of those potentially dangerous tires are still on the road. darryl magnuson says he wished he was told about the dangers of old tires. he was involved in a terrible crash three years ago. >> i think everyone needs to learn the age of their tires. i know it sounds strange and probably nobody is really giving it much thought. >> there's a free tire fax app and website that can help you find out if your cars are safe. you can get those helpful its by going to -- touches by going to ktvu.com -- helpful tips by going to ktvu.com. we have new information

about the brain injury claimed by tony dorsett. a state panel threwout the claim in may months before dorsett was diagnosed with a serious brain problem. reportedly, it was a debilitating condition connected to repeated blows to the head during his playing days with the dallas cowboys. he appealed the decision but an appeals court later upheld it. we have new information about the nfl bullying scandal. this is video i want to show you the miami dolphin lineman, jonathan martin getting into his car outside of his parents' home, just outside of los angeles. his lawyer claims richie incognito was not the only teammate bullying his client. he says jonathan martin was having problems with several members of the miami dolphins. martin has left the dolphins,

citing emotional distress. incognito has been suspended indefinitely. families who lost loved ones on the old eastern span of the bay bridge will be allowed to go on on the bridge to hold a special memorial service. the idea came in september after the chp granted one plaur's request to go to the spot where her son was killed in 2008 by a drunk driver. newt was there as carol lester placed flowers on the bridge in her son's memory. tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., other families will get the same opportunity. to find out how you can be involved contact the san francisco office of the chp. today, a.c. transit will roll out new buses for service in and out of san francisco. 54 new coach buses like you see here have been purchased. the first 16 start running today. these buses are built locally. they also have free wi-fi, luggage racks, high seat backs,

even have individual reading lamps. >> wow. a lot of people would like to go to work that way. let's see how the friday morning commute is. sal is rubbing his hands getting ready to tell us everything about it. >> yes, things are getting better. i'm a little happy because things are getting better. we're seeing a little bit of the fog lift. we're seeing traffic commutes get better for you. i'm happy for you, the driver. it's a little slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. no, i'm not ignoring that spider. i mentioned it last hour if you want to come to the tv and look at it. just hanging out there. he wanted to come on "mornings on 2." come on out. but we have to get you out of here after today. the san mateo bridge looks okay as you drive out to the high rise. no problems there. looking at the -- i want to go back to the san jose area. northbound 280 looks good. northbound 17 looks good. 85 a little bit slow getting into the valley.

101 is a little slow. 101 near 280 is slow. but again it gets better after you pass the guadalupe parkway. let's go to steve. well, talk about some fog. again, it's not widespread. but what's there is very shallow. so reducing visibility. some areas, no fog at all. a little cooler on the lows. there's a patch of clear going south. the fog is patchy. what's there is very, very thick. storm track stays to the north. it looks like it will stay to the north. some rain up in the pacific northwest had a little bit up in extreme northern california, crescent city had .3. ronald thompson up there, our observer. there's the stretch of fog. you can see a little clearing taking place. some of the fog over the bay, really thick. it's clear, a wall of it, then it's clear. 30s for some. novato, napa. much colder than yesterday morning. we had the higher clouds. 50s for others. the 50s are seven, eight degrees cooler than yesterday.

clear skies for some. fog for others. 33 in tahoe. 35 up in reno. higher clouds, most are gone. there's a couple of up in lake county according to chloe, owb observer up there -- our observer up there. the jet stream looks like it will stay to the north. it will deepen and then inch towards us next week. it does not look like rain. warm inland. if you are inland, it won't take long to start warming up. 70s again 50, 60s, closer to the water. la fayette, allah me, san ramon -- all law know, san ramon -- alamo in there. 50s, 60s on the coast in san francisco. san bruno, san mateo, millbrae,

burlingame, upper 60s. very low 70s. menlo park atherton. fog will be back. a little cooler on sunday. if there's any rain it would probably be monday but probably to the north and maybe back to sunshine by the middle of next week. 7:21. the founder of a popular yoga pants recall responding to complaints about the quality. why his response is angering a lot of customers. ♪ >> and a look at a unique video that's going viral. how it involves a surgical team right here in the bay area. ♪

a san jose police detective who worked in the sex crimes unit has pleaded guilty to exchanging sexually explicit photo with a teenaged girl. the 34-year-old man has resigned as part of his plea

deal. he had been a san jose police officer for eight years. prosecutors say he had been in contact with the girl since 2010 and knew she was a minor. he turned himself in this past july after his computer was seized by authority. he could be sentenced to at least six months in jail. we have new information on former u.s. national security agency contractor, edward snowden. a new report says snowden persuaded as many as 25 other nsa workers at a spy base in hawaii to give up their passwords. the report says he used the passwords to access some of the classified material he leaked to the media. he apparently told them they were needed for him to do his job as a computer systems administrator. a utah man has pled guilty for a drug conspiracy charge for his role in the site known as the silk road. the guilty plea from curtis green comes one month after federal authorities shut the site down. the site brought in $1.2

billion since it started in 2011. it was shut down when authorities arrested him in a branch of the san francisco -- san francisco library. a nationwide tests many california students are failing in some of the most basically subjects. the national assessment is the only nationalized common standardized exam from kindergarten to high school. 8th graders scored 45th in math and 42nd in reading. uc berkeley will inaugurate its 10th chancellor. he will receive the medal from u.s. president, janet napolitano in a ceremony. dirks will unveil his vision for the future in a speech. he already said he wants to

build on three basic themes for the school. strong undergraduate education, being a global university. 7:25. a unique story from san francisco, a double mastectomy patient who staged an operation dance party is a big hit on the internet. ♪ >> that's her dancing in the middle with the red ban can na. deborah cohan dancing with her surgical team at mount zion hospital to a strong from beyonce, get me body. now, cohan is a doctor at ucsf. she's a mother of two. she was more nervous about the flash mog than the ual -- mob than the actual surgery. she's back home recuperating. >> i'm doing great. i'm feeling very spiritually fulfilled. it's been an amazing flood of love. >> beyonce responded to this on her facebook page saying, you

are awesome. this video on youtube has already been viewed 2.5 million times. a major new development tied to the recent tragedy on the b.a.r.t. tracks. coming up how the deaths of two workers could affect everyone who rides b.a.r.t. >> reporter: we're live in berkeley, where students plan on supporting a classmate burned while riding on a a.c. transit bus. and fog is still an issue for your morning drive to work. it's foggy at the toll plaza, the golden gate bridge. several other spots. we'll run it down for you next. very foggy for some, clear for some.

good morning. live pictures from berkeley. this is outside of maybeck high school. it's where 100 students will be showing support for one of their classmates who was the victim of a hate crime recently. what they will be wearing -- coming up. welcome once again to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're gonna check your weather and traffic. steve? >> very foggy for some. not for others. had a nice tweet from kelly from the zoo who says it's

clear. you can see fog all over the place. there are pockets where it's very, very foggy, visibility is awful. it kind of dances around. we'll touch on that more with the traffic. it's been hanging around the bay bridge in oakland for most of the morning. 30s, 40s to 50s but cooler this morning. we've lost the higher clouds. but the fog is back in a big way. that means a cooler temperature for much of the coast and bay. 62, san francisco. i've even scene a couple of tweets that says fog in the mission. parts of the city. not all. it will be hazy and warm away from the coast. that fog will burn off. everything staying to the north. fog, sun, hazy. looks like a nice weekend. any rain will hold off until next weekend. i don't think the rain will make it here, maybe to the north. 50s, 60s to mid- to upper 70s. here's sal. steve, you and i have been talking about the fog and you just showed foggy pictures.

i want to show you la fayette where there's no fog at all. that means driving is going to be easier and not exactly easier but easier for people driving through fog. nice and sunny. traffic is moderately heavy. here's the contrast -- the fog, very slow traffic here and the traffic at the toll plaza is backed up for about a 25 to 30- minute delay unless you are in the carpool lane. i want to mention a crash, southbound 880 at washington. it should be here. but the indicators have it near winton. the road sensors are showing slow traffic almost all the way down to union city. plan ahead. now, let's go back to the desk. happening now -- students at maybeck school in berkeley are starting to arrive for classes. many will be wearing skirts. it's a show of support for a

classmate and friend badly burned while sitting in a bus. brian flores has more. >> reporter: hi, good morning, dave. yeah, students making their way to school here this morning in support of 18-year-old sasha fleishman. this was a student who just days ago was allegedly burned by another 16-year-old, richard thomas, while on board an a.c. transit bus. i'm hear with one of the students now. lewis paulson and you are wearing a skirt right now? >> i am. >> reporter: why the support this morning? >> because it's really important. i feel like maybeck is a school where you can be who you are. i don't know why this was done but i feel like after this, it's important for the school to come together in support of him. >> reporter: do you know sasha at all? >> i knew them for a little while. they were -- i didn't know sasha personally. but i knew who he was and i -- it's really important whether

you know sasha at all to come support him. >> reporter: talk to me about the mood of the school. are you coming together, are you getting counseling? >> it's not that down but it's just -- it's sort of supportive. it's amazing how sasha had an account online to raise money and it was shut down a couple days ago. they had already raised everything they needed. it's amazing how much the school can come together. >> reporter: in terms of the crime itself, is it kind of worrying for students at all this. >> no, not really. no. i don't want to speculate about what happened. but i don't think it was -- we don't really worry about that, we're just trying to come together and support him. >> reporter: thank you, lewis paulson, one of the students here at maybeck. students will be wearing skirts in support of sasha fleishman. >> the sprblg in this case, being -- the suspect in this days, being tried as an adult. he faces felony charges. sasha is in the hospital

recovering from burns. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> prosecutors have filed formal hate crimes against the teenager in this case. they will try 16-year-old richard thomas as an adult. it's a case that involves several felony charges. court documents we obtained include notes from the police officer saying he set the boy on fire because he's homophobic. the family of the teenaged suspect is coming to his defense. >> what kind of boy is he? >> he's a good kid. a very good kid. he was joking around. that's all. >> reporter: police arrested the teenaged suspect the day after the suspect after looking at the surveillance video from the a.c. transit bus. in the philippines one of the most powerful typhoons ever

recorded made landfall this morning. this is new video of a family in a village trying to carry their small home to higher ground. this has triggered land slides, damaged homes and knocked out power lines. communication has been cut off so the full extent of damage is not yet known, at least -- at least four people are dead and 725 others have evacuated their home. >> people go to churches, other governmenting whens when they can -- government buildings when they can. can they hold up to 3ky low meter winds -- 3 kilometer winds. >> the typhoon could slam into vietnam tomorrow. fema has denied requests for continued recovery assistance after the rim fire in yosemite park sum -- this summer. they will be forced to rebuild

and repair with only state and local resources. in a letter to the governor, fema said they found the damage to the county was not severe enough to require federal aid. the fire burned more than 257,000 acres and destroyed structures including berkeley's tuolumne camp. we have new information about the report of a sexual assault at de anza college in cupertino. the leaked victim is a member -- alleged victim is a member of the lgbt community and the case is being investigated as a possible hate crime. the 19-year-old student said she was raped in a first-floor restroom at the media and learning center on monday. campus police called the attack an isolated incident and identified the attacker as an 18-year-old to 20-year-old male de anza student. the two were acquaintances but not friends. they never had a relationship. >> he makes me feel a little

weird. sometimes i have to fear it could happen to me, too. >> campus police say they know who they are looking for but so far no arrests have been made. police in san mateo need your help to identify a man that they assaulted a teenaged girl as she walked to school. police say he proposed a 16 -- he approached a 16-year-old girl near isabel avenue wednesday morning. the man is described as fill lee know in his -- filipino, in his 30s, clean shaven, spiky hair. police say he was driving a white honda crv or similar car. 7:38. happening today, former santa clara county supervisor george shir raw shirak -- george shirakawa is to be sentenced.

the drirnt -- the district attorney wants him to serve a year in jail. b.a.r.t. said it may have to reduce operating hours because of new track maintenance rules recently adopted following the deaths of two workers. b.a.r.t. made the revolution during a hearing on rail safety in san francisco. one official said the new rules are going to be disruptive to service, hours of operation and the b.a.r.t. budget. the head of the union calls for a criminal investigation into the worker's deaths last month as they were inspecting the tracks. the san jose police department says many crimes are going unsolved because of a staffing shortage. the police department's been losing officers at an alarming rate. now, there were 1400 police officers in 2009, now there are about 900. he said there are not enough investigators to staff special units. they say crimes like burglaries and car thefts are going

unsolved. >> without a doubt, for practical reality, those crimes are going unchecked, uninvestigated. >> police say they would need to add at least 200 new officers just to restore those special units. san jose state's president backing off from a plan that could have cut classes next semester. they were told they need to cut tens of thousands of dollars just to stay within the budget. yesterday, the school's president released a statement saying the campus will use a one-time fund that was supposed to go towards infrastructure and other projects to make up that difference. 20 minutes before 8:00, the stanford cardinal football team ended up beating oregon, end ecthe ducks' dreams of a national -- ending the ducks' dreams of a national championship. [ cheers ] >> cardinals made it 2 in a row

against the ducks. kevin hogan goes keep down the field for 47 yards and a first down. later, tyler gaffney plows through the line and into the end zone for the touchdown. fans and plappers say they -- players said they couldn't be more excited. >> we just beat oregon! we shocked the nation! >> and former stanford great and two-time super bowler john elway was in attendance and had his number 7 jersey retired at halftime. after the game, the cardinal team moved their celebration in the locker room. this is new video. of stanford held on to win despite a fourth quarter furious rush by the ducks. 26-20, final score. a security shakeup at san francisco general hospital. in the next half-hour, exclusive information about the upcoming changes following the death of a patient. and a major announcement

from the head and the health human services department on how the affordable care act will help care for people with mental ills in. ill -- illness.

stocks are higher in early trading on wall street. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 73. the nasdaq is up 38 and s&p up 10. the market may be reacting to a surprising report on october jobs. the labor department says 204,000 new jobs were created last month. earlier reports were revised upwards which is another indicator that hiring has picked up. the jobless rate rose 1/10 to

7.3%. that's because furloughed federal workers were included in the monthly numbers. the overall rosier look could give the fed a reason to cut back on the economic sim lace plan -- stimulus plan. twitter's stock is trading down a bit, down -- almost 4% right now. twitter started trade at $26 a year. the price soared. at one point it topped $50 before closing at under 45. twitter has to worry about keeping its customers an investors happy even though it's never turned a profit yet. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius in atlanta talked about the need to tackle a hidden health problem. >> 60% of americans with a mental health condition don't receive the care they snead. that's the snapshot of 2013 in

need. >> sebelius announced that the affordable care act will require insurers to cover mental health illnesses and addictions the same as they do physical injuries. the symposium was hosted by rosalynn carter. president obama apologizes to the american people for all of the problems of the healthcare website. last night, he accepted responsibility for the website problems and he expressed rebret for the people who -- regret for the people who lost their current health insurance as a result of the act, even though he promised they would be able to keep their plan if they liked it. >> i am sorry that they are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. we have to work hard to make sure that they know we hear them. >> the white house says consumers who were forced to

change plans will end up with better policies and may get subsidies to offset any higher costs. the bay area will get 2.5 million of grants as part of the affordable care act. three healthcare groups will split that money. they are in san francisco, the san francisco medical sent, the asian-americans for community involvement in san jose, and san rafael's ritter center. the money is part of a $150 million nationwide grant to increase healthcare access. 7:47. at 9:20, this morning, pacific time, security screenings at airports nationwide will pause to honor the tsa officer killed last friday at l.a.x. 9:20 a.m. was when gerardo hernandez, a father of two, was shot to death. he became the first tsa officer killed in the line of duty. hundreds of airports will hold a moment of silence. a public memorial will be held next tuesday in los angeles.

the alleged gunman paul ciancia faces a murder charge. a connecticut prosecutor wants the court to block the release of 911 calls from last year's sandy hook elementary school shooting rampage. a hearing is scheduled today about it. in september, the freedom of information commission ruled the recordings from inside the school must be given to the associated press which wanted to examine police response to the massacre. 7:48. former donors to an animal rescue group in contra costa county, they are raising questions about the charity status of the organization. the organization last chance critter rescue in antioch solicits online donations for cats and dogs with special needs. their facebook page has more than 87,000 likes. the organization is not registered as a charity with the state attorney general. one man in southern california told ktvu, he demanded a refund of his $100 donation.

>> i mean, the people who donate have a right to know they are donating to a tax exempt charity that is doing something with their money to save animals. >> last chance critter rescuers founder insists her group is a registered nonprofit. however, officials with the city's animal services department say they can't find any record of that. 7:48. the company that makes a popular line of yoga pants has a new response to quality complaints. the founder of lululemon is suggesting larger women may want to wear a different brand. the company first heard complaints about thin fabric used in the yoga pants last month. it apologized and said it would fix the problem. now, there are more complaints the fabric is still too thin and the company founder chip wilson said some women's bodies don't work with the pants. >> you know, i'm not touching that. >> exactly. >> that's a tricky one.

>> yes. hey, sal, you've been dealing with tricky dense fog out in the commute. >> yes. we're going to the fog right now. >> straight to the fog. >> dense fog, dense fog. it really is. look at this picture. it's backed up -- the fog is low and the traffic is backed up all the way out to the 880 overcrossing. there's a spider. i know it's there. i don't mention it every time. if you haven't seen it, come check out our spider. he's hanging out. he might be acting differently. let's take a look at 880 southbound, you can see some slow traffic as you drive south. it's slow from about 238 all the way into union city. it gets better after fremont. 238 itself is slow. this is 280 in downtown san jose, it's recovered from earlier problems. >> sal, jenny wrote me and said

there's spider on the camera. >> we're aware of it. >> yes. we do have low clouds. they are way down here. for some -- i just heard from nancy in pescadero. cassie jean, el granada, clear. pacifica, clear. south of that, some areas also san francisco zoo, clear. other areas like -- i can't see across the street. it's one of those kind of fogs dancing around. let's talk about super typhoon. yolanda. it hit at 4:30 a.m. local time. eastern, central. it's -- the eye is still there. what you are seeing are two satellites. that's why you are seeing the tear there. there's two satellite images there. 195-mile-an-hour winds. 235 gusts for two days which is incredible. it's weakening a little bit. but not a lot. and it's still going to intensify as it moves away from the philippines.

it's a category 4 now. it's heading towards vietnam over the weekend. i'm sure you will be hearing about it. june of the strongest ever recorded. it's still churning. we still have a lot of fog for us. it looks like the rain is not -- is not going to make it. my gut feeling, it will go north. maybe mendocino county north by next week. for us the fog is back. that will play into a cooler forecast. inland is clear. they get colder. a lot of 30s and 40s compared to yesterday. we do get cooler readings to the interior but they will rebound nicely. a lot of sunshine, mild to hazy skies. overall, anyone inland will be in the 70s. it will be warm but the jet stream stays to the north. as the system deepens, the ridge of high pressure will stay over us. it will be a dry weekend. watch how this computer model -- watch how it swings it in there. watch what happens on monday.

it swings it in right there. i guarantee, it will start to lift that north. knock looking good. we'll get a lot of clouds over it. temperatures will cool down as we head to next week. unfortunately, no rain. we could use it. 50s and 60s. 70s inland. some of these are very warm. mid-70s. that beat goes on probably until sunday and then everyone will cool down. it looks like cooler with decreasing clouds early next week. >> all right. thank you, steve. a bizarre lawsuit in blackhawk. why some trick or treaters are at the center of a controversy. also, the dangers of those antibacterial soaps. some scientists are saying they do more harm than god. ♪

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sonoma county. a car hit two boys who were crossing south clover lake boulevard early halloween weekend. >> these boys suffered serious injuries. three months earlier, a woman was killed at that same intersection. well, now the cloverdale city council is considering installing flashing safety lights at the dark and often very dangerous intersection. the chp is investigating a crash that injured a novato police officer. it happened yesterday afternoon at about 1:15 on redwood boulevard just south of san marin drive. investigators say officer andrew barrington was on his motorcycle when a car changed lines and knocked him off his bike. he was not seriously hurt. investigators don't think drugs or alcohol were a factor in the crash. 7:56. this is the start of flu season and sales of antibacterial soaps and wipes increases, which could be a problem, according to scientists. many of those soaps contain

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>> reporter: we're live in san jose where people have camped out overnight for a holiday food program but i'm told there's one turkey in the freezer. what you can do. i will tell you -- coming up in our report. the fog is still an issue around the bay area. the golden gate bridge and other spots. >> very foggy for some. [father]c'mon,buddy,you can do it.c'mon,reel it up,

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[father]you're three years old? show me how many fingers that is. these are live pictures in san francisco right outside of san francisco general hospital. there's new fallout from the death of hospital patient now. the moves being made by the sheriff's department. we'll tell you about that coming up in a live report. it is friday, november 8th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's have a quick look at weather and traffic. still some pockets of fog out there. >> very thick. no doubt about it. other locations are clear. it will be a little colder this morning but it will be warmer. probably cooler by the coast and bay. there's a little component of a westerly breeze. more 30s and 40s away from the coast. san francisco being one.

the last couple of days they were upper 60s and 70s. we'll go with 62 today. rather on the cool side. mostly clear unless you are in the fog, then the visibility is awful. cooler inland, hazy and warm away from the coast. but slightly warmer for some there. but over by the coast, it will be cooler. you know what i'm trying to say. after 40 you have to roll with me. 70s through the interior. 50s and 60s closer to it. here's sal. we have been talking about the fog a lot. a lot of people don't like to drive through fog. you might consider taking the ferry and b.a.r.t. trains which are doing well. the fog is beginning to lift at the toll plaza. kind of foggy. it's backed up to the 880 overcrossing. it's a 10, 15-minute delay at this point getting into san francisco. also looking at the commute in la fayette where it's not foggy at all. westbound 24 looks good and the sun is out and the no

visibility problems are happening here at all. livermore is friday light through tracy and livermore. a little bit of slowing in dublin. back to the desk. openly on 2, the latest fallout from the case of a patient who disappeared from san francisco general hospital only to later turn up dead. tara moriarty is at the hospital with the security shakeup that's coming later this month. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. a sergeant and two senior deputies we're told will be transferring out of san francisco general hospital and we've just learned that that sergeant is not a sworn deputy, that he's a civilian hired as private security by the hospital years ago. so that means he's not undergone the same type of training that others in the sheriff's department have. six people will be transferred into san francisco general hospital. one dispatcher has already been transferred out. this is the result of fallout from the lynne spalding case. this was the woman who was

being treated at san francisco general hospital in september. her body was found in a hospital stairwell 17 days after she went missing. the woman disappeared september 21st. it wasn't until nine days later, a search was done. in a press conference. mirkarimi said october 4th, someone called to report a dead body in the stairwell. dispatch said we'll take care of it. that didn't happen. it wasn't until four days later, her body was discovered during a routine grounds check. she was close to being discharged. so deputies had no reason to consider her at risk. one policy change the sheriff has already implicated, any time a patient goes missing, a full search of the campus will be done. i'm told more changes are to come. we'll keep you posted tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. new, a man is dead

following a high speed crash near the antioch police station. the impact ripped the roof off the front of the suv. police say the victim was a 31- year-old man from antioch who slammed into a park semitrailer around 2:15 this morning. the investigation is continuing into the crash. officers say it's too early to tell if alcohol was a factor. in san jose, the 280 connector ramp to southbound highway 87 is back hope after a deadly pedestrian crash. the chp says a 26-year-old man was hit and killed shortly after 5:00 this morning. the connector ramp reopened within the past hour. investigators are still trying to figure out why the man was on the roadway. 8:04. in about an hour from right now, families in san jose will be able to sign up for a special holiday program that gives free food to families and toys to kids. katie utehs live in san jose now. some of those family camped out overnight just so they could

register. >> reporter: we talked with people who showed up yesterday afternoon, 3:30, 4:30 and then spent the night. the need is so great. you can see a line that wraps around the block. registration is advertised to start at 9:00 but volunteers are starting early in an effort to keep you with demand. they expect around 2,000 people to register today and maybe they will help double that amount by the time the holiday season so over. we're talking 4,000 people. organizers say rising rent costs in san jose are really squeezing people's budgets this year. >> paying the rent, paying the bills. it's like we -- we live on whatever we get month by month until everything is paid and that's it. that's all we have. >> reporter: sandra showed under at 4:30 -- up at 4:30 yesterday evening and camped overnight and said the food will feed her children and grandchildren. many of the people camp overnight to leave early in

order to make it to their jobs. others are here because they are unemployed. sacred heart will not turn anyone away. but as of this morning, one turkey in the freezer. you can see the need with the line around the block. they want people to donate canned food, turkeys, whatever you can give. all of the registration taking place will be done by volunteers. so a huge undertaking here in san jose. reporting live, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. food banks in san francisco and marin, they are bracing for another jump in demand for food after the government food stamp cuts. at the beginning of this month homes getting food through the program saw an average monthly reduction of $36 for a family of four. right now, there are more than 5500 marin families getting food stamps. that's up from 2012. the food bank is about 1800 turkeys short for the upcoming holiday food drive. a family in blackhawk has

decided to sue their homeowners association after their kids were kept from trick or treating or playing outside the tennis villas. they say it violates state and housing laws. the family also says when they spoke with the president of the h ho. a they will -- hoa, they were told some in the neighborhood were upset because the family is mixed race. the family was also told the neighborhood is supposed to be a senior living community and they should move somewhere that's more kid-friendly. well, tomorrow, a national day of action is planned to protest last month's fatal shooting of 13-year-old andy lopez. the controversial shooting sparked several protests in santa rosa where the teenager was killed. a sonoma county sheriff's deputy shot and killed lopez while he was holding a toy gun that looked like a real assault weapon. the sheriff's deputy says the teenager refused orders to drop it. tomorrow's demonstrations are planned in cities all around california, including los angeles, oakland, san

francisco, santa rosa, and sacramento. a strange string of violence has landed a former city council candidate in fairfield in jail in connection with a deadly shooting outside of kaiser hospital in vacaville earlier this week. it involved two separate shootings in just one day. police say 31-year-old bermen lopez -- german lopez was arrested wednesday after turning himself in in connection with a deadly shooting. the victim, exdavier lopez, his -- xavier lopez, his half brother. xavier is a suspect in a shooting that took place an hour earlier in fairfield. a man accused of kidnapping his 2-week-old son in sunnyvale and taking the baby to mexico could be extradited back to the bay area soon. henry guler was reported missing by his mother.

an amber alert was issued. his father, mesut guler, was arrested the next day after crossing the border into mexico. he's been transferred to an arizona jail. santa clara county prosecutors are working to have guler extra tighted to -- extradited to face felony charges. hayward police are trying to find a missing man who suffers from diabetes and dplen shaw. 77-year-old edward moore disappeared yesterday afternoon. he was last seen at his home on sequoia road. police say he takes medication and easily gets shortness of breath from walking. he was last seen wearing a grieb shirt and camouflage shorts. he has a tattoo on his forearm. a couple of hours ago, a strong earthquake rocked parts of northern california right near the border of oregon. it was a preliminary 4.7 quake, struck off the coast near crescent city about 5:00 this morning. so far, no damage or injuries have been reported. the oakland district plans

to put reading libraries in every one of its classrooms. school officials want teachers to emphasize writing and critical thinking. the school district is getting almost $7 million in state money to implement the new common core ra kick lum -- curriculum. 8:10. a show of support for the victim of a horrifying hate crime. what's happening right now on a high school campus after a brutal attack on an a.c. transit bus. john kerry on the nuclear negotiations with iran and the u.s. ally that's blasting a reported deal. right now we're looking at the san mateo bridge and the fog has become worse here on the san mateo bridge. that also could mean something for san francisco international airport. fog is dancing around. great information coming in on

twitter. this from peter. fog, clear on mount sue toe along the panhandle and -- sutro along the panhandle and we'll sort it all out for you.

welcome back. new this morning, secretary of state, jrk, announced -- john kerry announced there's still no deal over iran's nuclear program. he's in switzerland right now for an international summit with england, germany and france. they are talking about lifting economic sanctions in exchange for limiting iran's ability to

make atomic weapons. secretary kerry says there's still gaps that have to be brifnled. now israel's prime minister says the countries are negotiating a bad deal where iran gets financial relief without releasing their nuclear enrichment capability. it's claimed that israel is the only suspect in the death of yasser arafat. swiss scientists found high levels of radioactive substance in his body which indicates yasser arafat may have been poisoned. the palestinians are blaming israel. they say it's the first fundamental and only suspect in what they call the assassination of yasser arafat. the white house budget office says the two-week government shutdown last month cost tax payers $2 billion in lost productivity from furloughed workers. last month's 16-day shutdown disrupted businesses at many agencies and closed national parks and museums. budget analysts estimate that

$500 million were lost partially due to a lack of tourism, business fees, slow home buying and delayed safety inspections. 850,000 government employees were ordered to stay home because of the shutdown. a separate report shows another budget stalemate/critical services in contra costa county. the study found sequester's automatic spending cuts eliminated nine staff positions from the headstart preschool program that helps 600 children. the west contra costa unified school district lost more than $1.5 million from the program which included adult education classes. a popular activity postponed by the partial government shut down will take place tomorrow in san francisco. the sandcastle contest has been held for decades. the 30th annual contest was delayed last month because san francisco's ocean beach is part

of the golden gate national recreation area where workers were furloughed and event permits were canceled. local elementary schools take part in the sandcastle contest. last year it raised more than $250,000. new reports of growing evidence -- new reports of growing evidence against randy alano, the man accused of killing sandra coke. a man in jail at the same time alana was jailed claims alana wrote a jailhouse letter and boasted that 48 hours had passed and police had not solved the sandra coke disappearance case. coke's body was found in a vacaville park in august. the palo alto unified school district may soon consider new antibullying policies. the district has been developing the policies with federal and state agencies for the past 11 months. but superintendent kevin schedule -- skelly said the

draft policy may not be complete enough to move forward. the poly committee will take -- poly commit -- the policy committee will take place next weekend. a report found incidents of sexual harassment and assault at all levels in the school correct including -- district including elementary schools in contra costa county. since then, the district has spent millions of dollars in security and training and has made huge strides in keeping students staff. your car's tires may look brand new but they could be old and dangerous. 4.5million tires were recalled. less than a million were actually recovered. many of those potentially dangerous tires, they are still

on the road. darryl magnuson says he wishes he was told about the dangers of old tires. three years ago, he was involved in a terrible crash. >> i think everyone needs to learn the age of the tires. i know it sounds strange and probably nobody has given it much thought. >> there's a free tire fact app and a website that can help you find out if your tires are safe. you can get those tips by going to ktvu.com. it is 8:18. sal, pretty busy earlier this morning. you are saying friday light taking over. >> a little bit. we're seeing a little bit of improvement. on fridays when we see improvement we call it friday light. the bay bridge toll plaza, the fog is lifting. the traffic is backed up up to about 880. that's about a ten-minute delay. it looks like it's going a little slow but you will get through it. no problems on the actual bridge. it's slow on the bridge and that's why it's slow.

it's also slow on the san mateo bridge. the fog is thick and people are driving -- well, they are driving slower on the bridge. airport delays interestingly enough, they are only 30 minutes. you remember when fog like this would back up things for two hours. there is a new system at sfo, there are delays but they are not as severe. westbound 80 not showing a whole lot of slow traffic in livermore. let's go to steve. >> congratulations and thanks to the folks on twitter who have been sent sending -- sending us information. >> twitter and facebook, very helpful. >> thank you, everybody on the fog information. some areas it's clear. and then you can't see across the street. we've been talking about this. it seems to be thickening up or burning off for some. it will be very, very low. therein lies the visibility problem. some areas had clear skies this morning. let's talk about the typhoon, super typhoon which has plowed into the philippines, 4:30 a.m.

local time. it's moving south. it's still a category 4. 195- mile-an-hour sustained winds. gusts to 235. strongest ever they do believe. they believe it surpassed tip as far as intensify, now, it's weakening a little bit. but not a lot. it's still 155-mile-an-hour winds, category 4. it will held out and probably pick up steam on its way to vietnam probably in 48 hours. great some -- get some rain on pacific northwest. you can see the low clouds, though, not all of it is on -- parts of it are clear. other areas are socked in. 30s, 40s, 50s. the lows, seeing 40s and 50s. kind of an evenness to the lows due to the lack of the cloud cover inland and the fog by the coast. 37 in tahoe. 39 up in reno. it will be sunny invand -- inland, if you have the fog, you are dealing with some very

cool temperatures. there is a component of a westerly breeze. the system will dig into the pacific. it will be a dry weekend. maybe early next week. might mention some rain to the north. i don't think it will make it here. fog, sun, hazy skies. still warm inland. temperatures, some of that thick fog could be tough. 50s, 60s. mid-70s inland. pushed a few upper 70s. it's getting late in the season. it didn't take much. high pressure still controlling things right now. there was a little change. there is a hint of an onshore. the fog is back. karl the fog on twitter, very popular, making an appearance today. fog and a little bit cooler into sunday and increasing clouds monday and tuesday. 8:21. it's one of college football's biggest rivalry. it fired up the south bay. [ cheers ] >> they don't need coffee.

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nearly a quartert of the county's population is expected to be older than 65 by the year 2030. there's new study that found almost 20% of californians in that age group live in poverty. that means many aging baby boomers in the county won't be able to afford a house in the years ahead with the high cost of housing. they are calling him the youngest rebel to attend the university of nevada, las vegas. like many other freshman, he walked on the unlv campus this fall ready and expecting to make his mark on the world. but he's different from other students because he's only 14. >> by the time he was like 5, i started to teach him multiplication and he just started catching on. catching on. >> they expect me to just to excel in every single thing i do. they forget i'm still normal and i might mess up. >> reporter: he's a theater

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studenting are showing their support for a classmate burned on a bus. that's coming up. it's friday, november, 8th. i'm dave clark. steve, how is the weather looking? >> foggy. thick fog dancing around. it's been moving around all morning long. some areas on the coast are clear. inland it won't be a factor. it will be sunny and warm. everyone is close. 51 san francisco. 51 livermore. 51 san jose. san francisco, cooler today.

we're going 62. too much fog losing that easterly breeze. that will allow temperatures to settle back in, upper 50s, lower 60s. fog, coast and bay. some of it is really thick. it will be cooler closer to it. a few high clouds maybe drifting by. but overall, high pressure will hang out here today and probably most of the weekend. cooler for a few. definitely on the warm side. mild to warm conditions. temperatures now cooling off closer to it. here's sal. good morning. we've been speaking about the fog. getting a lot of messages on twitter. one person said it was really foggy near the coliseum. she could barely see the oracle arena sign. let's take a look at 280. it's hazy now. it's kind of a mixture of sun and fog here. the traffic is looking good. it's not affecting visibility anymore. the morning commute on westbound 580 continues to look good as you drive over to 238.

when you get there, there's slow traffic. again, we can't show you the 880 picture. it's fogged in right now. our camera there. get into the bay bridge toll plaza, improvement but it's still backed up for a 10-minute delay. back to the desk. happening now, students at maybeck school in berkeley, they are now arriving at class. a lot of them are wearing skirts. they are showing support for a classmate and friend who was badly burned in an attack on an a.c. transit bus. brian flores is there now at berkeley to tell us what else they are doing to help out. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, dave. students started arriving about 45 minutes to an hour ago. as we've been talking about all morning, maybeck high school, only about a hundred students attend here. from the students and administrators, they are coming together for their classmate, student and friend, sasha fleishman. as we go to video. the way they are doing that. they are wearing skirts.

sasha fleishman's mother says he's not labeling himself as a fail or female -- male or female. he was on a bus when a taker allegedly set sasha's legses on fire when sasha was -- legs on fire when sasha was on the bus. the 16-year-old suspect richard thomas is being charged as an adult and faces several felony crimes. in court document, the arresting officer wrote that thomas stated he did it because he's homophobic. thomas's family is coming to the aid. back here at maybeck high there's growing support. >> i feel like maybeck is a school where you can be who you are. i don't know why this was on but i feel it's really important to support him. >> reporter: counseling is available for the students here if they choose it. sasha has received support online. and they've been able to raise over $21,000 to help pay for

sasha's medical bills. richard thomas's family coming to the defense saying he's a good kid and his mother said off camera she was sorry for her son's actions. the director is making an appearance from maybeck high school. as you can see, he's wearing a skirt in support of sasha fleishman. we understand that sasha is currently recovering in the hospital. he did suffer second and third- gree burns -- third-degree burns. back to you. >> thank you. alameda county prosecutors will try richard thomas as an adult. it involves several felony charges. ktvu news obtained court documents that include notes from the arresting officer. he wrote that thomas set the boy on fire quoting here now, because he's homophobic. however, the family of the teenaged suspect is coming to

his defense. >> what kind of boy is he? >> he's a good kid, a very good kid. he was joking around. that's all. >> police arrested the teenaged suspect the very day after the suspect after looking at surveillance video from the a.c. transit bus. 8:34. new this morning, there's incredible video out of the philippines from a typhoon that sloomed into that -- slammed into that country. pam cook in the newsroom with what we know and why it's difficult to get the latest information on the storm and the people affected. it's been called the storm of the century and the strongest ever recorded. it maintained what meteorologists call supertyphoon status for of 0 consecutive hours. now, that -- 60 consecutive hours. now, that tie fan has sustained winds -- typhoon has sustained winds up to 190 miles an hour. it's caused extensive damages

to homes, businesses and roads. it's hard to get the latest information on the extent of the damage and the injuries because communication in the philippines has been wiped out. phone and power lines are down. close to -- we know that close to 1 million people had to leave villages, make their way to higher ground in sheltered areas. evacuated their homes. this is the 24th serious storm to hit the philippines this year. that typhoon has made its way across the philippine islands. it's expected to leave the philippines sometime late tomorrow and head for the south china sea and vietnam. we're keeping an eye on it here in our newsroom. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> incredible pictures there. thank you, pam. fema has denied requests for continued assistance in the recovery of the massive rim fire in yosemite national park this summer. now tuolumne county will be forced to rebuild roads and ear damaged infrastructure with only state and local resources.

in a letter to the governor, fema says their review found the damage to the county was not severe enough to require federal aid. the fire burned more than 237,000 acres and destroyed several structures, including berkeley's tuolumne family camp. we have new information about the report of a sexual assault at de anza college in cupertino. a source is telling ktvu the alleged victim is a member of the lgbt community and this case is being investigated as a possible hate crime. the 19-year-old student said she was raped on monday in a first-floor restroom at the media and learning center. campus police say this is an isolated incident and that the attacker is an 18 to 20-year- old male de anza student. they say the two of them were acquaintances but not friends and they never had a relationship. >> it's very scary. i mean, whether you know the person or not, if somebody is gonna do something like that,

you feel unsafe, especially in a place where you should feel secure. >> campus police know who they are looking for. but so far no arrests have been made. george shirakawa is scheduled to be sentenced today. he pled guilty to a dozen charges, including perjury and mishandling of campaign funds. he's accused of ceetating a fake campaign -- creating a fake campaign handler to discredit a candidate. the district attorney warrants him to -- wants him to serve a year in jail but his attorney is pushing for community service. b.a.r.t. managers made a sur vicing revolution yesterday during a special legislative hearing in san francisco, they say the recently adropted safety -- adopted safety rules for those working on tracks could lead to changes in service. and they would not rule out the

possibility that b.a.r.t. could cut the operating hours. 8:38. well, the stanford cardinal football team beat oregon last night ending the ducks' dreams of a national championship. [ cheers ] >> they were pumped you. the fifth-ranked cardinal made it 2-0 against the number three ranked ducks at home. first quarter, kevin hogan going deep to michael for 47 yards and a first down. later on in the drive. there's tyler for a touchdown. the fans and players were really excited. >> this is awesome. it's a big conference game. that's all that matters. really fun. >> former stanford great and two-time super bowl champion john elway was there to see this -- his number 7 jersey

being retired at halftime. [ cheers ] >> this is just beginning. after the game, the cardinal team moved the celebration into the locker room. this is new video we have from the celebration from the twitter page from san francisco. the final score, stanford won, 26-20. coming up to 8:40. a baseball diamond makeover for young baseball players in san francisco. how this is tied to the giants' world series championships. >> only on 2, changes within the san francisco sheriff's department in the disappearance -- this wake of the disappearance and death of a woman. sunny for some. the big story, the fog.

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retreating. down 4% right now. trading at $43.12. despite an uptick in the backyarder market, thanks to much better than expected numbers on u.s. jobs. the u.s. economy added 202,000 jobs. the dow is up 80. the nasdaq is up 44. and s&p up 13. time now, 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now. in san jose, 280 connector ramp to highway 87 is open again after a deadly pedestrian crash. the chp says a 26-year-old man was hit and killed around 5:00 this morning. investigators still don't know why he was out there on the road. we're taking you live. we're right in line with these folks in san jose where in about 15 minutes from right now, needy families can start signing up for the sacred heart holiday program. a lot of people are gathered

here. they can register to get free food and toys for the kids for the holidays. some people have been lining up since yesterday afternoon. a lot of families slept outside overnight just so they can be here to sign up. there's a major security shakeup at san francisco hospital. the death and disappearance of a hospital patient whose body was found in a hospital stairwell, and tara moriarty is there with new information. good morning, tara. >> reporter: we've been told a sergeant and two senior deputies will be transferred out of san francisco general hospital in two weeks. we've also learned that six people will be transferred in. we've also discovered that a dispatcher has already been transferred out. these changes come as a result fallout from the lynne spalding case. as you will recall, this woman was being treated at san francisco general in september. her body was found in a

hospital stairwell 17 days after she went missing. she disappeared and then nine days later a search was done and then ross mira rimmy admitted -- mirkarimi admitted only half of the stairwells were searched. according to doctors, spaulding was close to being discharged. deputies say they had no reason to consider her at risk. one policy change the sheriff has already impoliticalcated, any time a patient -- implicated, any time a patient goes missing, a full search will be done.  i'm told more changes will be coming. we'll keep you updated. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:46. this morning in atlanta, health and human services secretary kathleen sebell just discussed the need to -- sebelius

discussed the need to a pressing issue in america. >> 60% of americans with a mental health condition don't receive the care they need. that's the snapshot of 2013 in america. >> on the ktvu morning news this morning, we broadcast live part of her speech at a mental healthcare symposium. she announce nounsed -- announced that the affordable care act will require insurers to recover mental health and addictions the same way they cover physical problems. there's new information about tony dorsett. today's "los angeles times" reports a state panel threw out the claim in may just months before he was diagnosed with a serious brain problem. it reportedly was a debilitating condition linked to repeated blows to the head during his playing days with the dallas cowboys.

he appealed that workers' compensation decision but an appeals court later upheld it. and there's new information about the nfl pulleying scandal. this is video of miami doll dolphin lineman -- dolphin lineman, martin. martin was having problems with several members of the dolphins, it's reported. martin has left the team citing emotional stress. incognito has been sauce spended indefinitely -- has been suspended indefinitely. great news for little leaguers. their baseball fields have undergone a major makeover. renovations just wrapped up at two diamonds in the city, karl larson park and james rolf park in the mission. each of the parks was given a $40,000 makeover thanks to the

chevrolet diamonds and dreams program. the money came to san francisco after the giants won the 2012 world series and then the giants helped select the fields that would benefit from the program. >> really nice way to give back to the community. let's check in with sal. what's happening in the south bay. things are improving. we've had a couple of crashes there. northbound 280 had a couple of fender-benders. we had the serious crash much earlier. let's take a look at the maps. the slowest traffic is on 101 from 280 to sunnyvale and you can kind of see it's going to be slow under the speed limit for all of the way until you get to the highway 237 area, that area there in sunnyvale. as we look at the santa cruz mountains. it's been a nice commute. prawrt is on time. let's go to live pictures. westbound 24. what a nice picture. clear weather. no traffic trouble. when up get to the toll plaza, a little foggy but the fog is lifted. still remains about a 15-minute delay. let's go to steve. a lot of fog around as

we've been touching on. it should burn off at 9:00, 10:00. it's very thick for some. jet stream storm track stays well to the north. it's going to be a dry weekend. we have a little change with the fog back. some of that is really thick. system inches closer. but i think it will be a dry weekend and probably dry next week. 40s and 50s. 30s for reno and also tahoe, 46 for ukiah. monterey is also 51. a little bit of rain fell up in crescent city. you can see some of the fog not widespread. it's hit or miss. i think once that burns off, it will be back. the system will be deepening right here. as it does, that will spend the ridge of high pressure up. slight cooling. inland temperatures won't cool off that much until maybe sunday. a bend in the jet stream is not favorable for us. this whole pattern will inch toward us next week. i think by the time it arrives, there won't be much left for us.

warm inland, temperatures again, all this week we've been close here. coast, bay, inland, that will not be the case today. we'll see 50s, 60s by the water. low to mid-70s. i mean, very warm this time of year. very dry as you know. we could sure use some rain but next week you better do your rain chance or wash your car on sunday. doesn't look promising right now. we do have fog on the forecast here in the next couple of days. it will be cooler. increasing clouds monday, tuesday. maybe some rain to the north on tuesday. >> all right. 8:51. in less than an ve a half-hour, the -- in less than a half- hour, the tsa will put screenings on hold. the reason why they are doing it and who it is meant to honor. ♪

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a halloween night accident could lead to some major safety improvements for a crosswalk in cloverdale in sonoma county. a car hit two boys that were crossing south cloverdale boulevard early halloween evening. the boys ages 12 and 13 suffered serious injuries. three months earlier a woman was killed at the same intersection. the cloverdale city council is considering installing safety lights at the often dark and dangerous intersection. the san jose police department says many crimes are going unsolved because of a staffing shortage. the police department has been losing officers at an alarming rate. there were 1400 officers in 2009. now there are about 900.

police say there are not enough investigators to staff special unites. they say crimes like -- units. they say crimes like burglaries and car thefts are going unsolved. >> without a doubt for practical reality, those crimes are going unchecked and uninvestigated. >> the police say they would need to add 200 new officers to restore the special units. the company that makes a popular line of yoga pants has a new response to quality complaints. the founder of lululemon suggest that larger women may want to wear a different brand. the company first heard complaints about the thin fabric last month. it apologized and said it would fix the problem. there are more complaints that the fabric is too thin and the company founder chip wilson said some women's bodies don't work with the pants. in about 25 minutes from

right now, airport security screenings nationwide will pause toen whoer the -- to honor the tsa officer killed at l.a.x. ger raur doe hernandez was shot -- gerardo hernandez was shot down and killed. a public memorial will be held next tuesday in los angeles. the alleged gunman is facing a charge of murder. tomorrow family members who lost loved ones on the old eastern span of the bay bridge will be able to go on the bridge and hold a special memorial service. the idea came after the chp granted one mother's request to go to the spot where her son was killed in 2008 by a drunk driver. ktvu news was there as carol lifter put flowers on the bridge in her son's memory.

tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., other families will get the same opportunity. to find out in you could be involved get in touch with the san francisco office of the chp. the bravery of a soldier killed during the vietnam war will be recognized this month. veterans day. 21-year-old army sergeant merle dentino was killed by friendly- fire in 1970. he was set to return home. his sister teresa will accept a purple heart medal on behalf of her brother at the palo alto va medical center. 8:57. let's go back to sal. things are getting better at the toll plaza. >> improvement, right. improvement finally. here we go with the toll plaza. it's still backed up. don't get me wrong. it's better than it was. you can see better for one thing.

it's still backed you for a 20- minute -- backed up for a 20- minute delay. in san francisco, northbound 101 cloe slows -- slows at 280. let's go to sal. a lot of fog out there for some. not for all. it will be sunny but cooler by the coast. warm inland, gradual cooling into the weekend. increasing clouds. probably rain to the north. probably not here. >> not here. >> probably not. >> all right, steven. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> the ktvu channel 2 news at noon, we'll see how the bay area is responding to the storm overseas.

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