the cloud covers. 40s and 50s because of the fog as well. a lot of cloud cover continues to stream in. partly sunny, partly cloudy, morning fog, more clouds to the north. temperatures back in the upper 50s and 60s coast and bay. >> steve, good morning, we're looking at a pretty decent commute right now. it's early. the visibility is still good even though there's fog like you mentioned but the visibility here at the bay bridge has not been affected. it's about a 10 minute drive across the bridge into san francisco with no delay at the toll plaza. 880 in oakland looks good here. if you are driving on the livermore

commute, 580, pleasantton, the community really hasn't started yet. thank you, sal. topping our news this morning, students at carlmont high school returned to class this morning for the first time since the arrest of a former student. it's an interest making international news. 19-year-old vladislav miftakhov is in jail following his arrest on friday. the teenager from russia is accused of possessing a weapon of mass destruction. police say they found a bomb and bomb making materials in his apartment. he's a college student. >> he had one or two friends but was not outspoken. >> the suspect's home is less than a mile from carlmont's campus. he said he had played

with explosives before he moved to pennsylvania. psychologies will be on campus this morning when the first grade students of a teacher head back to school. she's accused of giving her coworkers pot brownies in an after school activity. >> a school psychologist will be on hand today in case students want to talk about what happened on friday. first grade teacher theresa badger accused of serving pot to her coworkers during an after hours pot luck dinner in november. one person had to be hospitalized. police arrested badger on friday after

a month-and-a-half investigation. investigators haven't said what the motive might have been here. we were unable to reach badger this weekend for comment. this party didn't happen on school grounds. it also didn't happen during school time but there's quite a bit of concern about how students will be impacted by this and that's why the superintendent here said there will be psychologists on campus. live this morning, channel 2 news. thank you. there's been a possible sighting of the 14-year-old boy who is accused of shooting his 17-year-old sister. police have been looking for toliver since thursday. he was spotted on a transit bus at 1:00 yesterday

afternoon. the teenager had already gotten off the bus before other riders expressed their concern. around 4:00 yesterday afternoon outside a jack in the box on lone tree way a 33-year-old man was shot inside a van. the man was rushed to the hospital and is expected to survive. no arrests have been made. a funeral is going to be told day for a 14-year-old girl hit by a train. she may have been trying to beat the train to be on time for a singing performance. today's service begins at 10:00 a.m. garcia will be buried at oak hill cemetery. freezing weather headed back to the midwest. temperatures are expected to drop today and should stay they way until thursday. the wind chill factor are making things even colder.

schools in minnesota encolluding the university of minnesota will be closed today. the chicago school districts also are closing schooled. 6000 kids walking to school and the other 6000 standing at a bus stop. there's too much of a danger of them getting frostbite or hypothermia. >> today's forecast for hug is a is -- chicago is a high of 4-degrees and a low of 17 below. there's a chance of snow forecast for many counties including alan ta and montgomery, alabama. tomorrow, the santa clara water district is set to vote on water restrictions. that agency is also set to vote on whether

to spend $500,000 on $500,000 asking people to conserve water. streams are so low, salmon won't be able to begin their migration for breeding. steelhead trout are also at risk. we're going to hear about the condition of vineyards tomorrow. they will talk about what warmers are doing to prevent damage to the grapevines. there's supposed to be a declaration in the next couple of days to launch special funding and assistance for farmers dealing with the draught. saturday morning in the city of columbia in maryland, 19-year-old darion aguilar shot and killed two skate shop work

workers at a mall before taking his own life. his journal may provide important clues in this case. >> he expresses general unhappiness with his life in his journal, but i don't have any other information about that now. that's something we're going to continue to work through. >> so far, invest gators in -- investigators have not found any connection between the suspect and the two he killed. last night, a suspect, morgan bowel hit a tree, got out of her car, tried to run away but they were able to chase her down. her mother said she has a history of getting into trouble. >> she got out of jail a few months ago, got her ged but

other than that, she's been running amuck. >> she was originally charged with three charges but now they will multiply. students are returning for the spring semester after asbestos, mercury and lead paint were found inside a science building. the building will stay slows for the entire spring semester. >> students at san jose state starting their semester with a warning from police. two women were grabbed inappropriately bay man on campus. in both cases, the man road up to the students on a bike and grabbed them. students are now being told to be aware of their surroundings.

after five decades of business, joe's of westlake and daily city is now closed. last night, the family friendly restaurant served its last meal to crowds. it's closing because it was bought out by original joe's which has no affiliation to joe's of westlake. >> it was a little shocking when we found out. the community is where the impact is really hitting. >> the new restaurant will open in about a year. some of the employees of the joe's of westlake say they are disappointed they didn't receive job offers to work at the new restaurant. even jerry brown was there last night. it was a big night in los

angeles as some of the biggest stars turned out for the grammy awards. paul mccartny, ringo star honored for their work with the beetles. the artists who took away the record and album of the year, daft punk didn't sing a single note or give an acceptance speech. they chose to wear their masks. 33 same sex and heterosexual couples got mared during a touching ceremony at last night's grammy's awards. maklemore sing and madonna

joined in. fighting off the flu. the dangers still ahead for people here in the bayer. the new tool to the help you fight off the illness. we look at the san mateo bridge, the traffic looks good but is the fog affecting some of the visibility for your drive? we'll let you know. >> some of that fog is definitely playing into the morning commute but what about the evening commute? there's a front, will it bring us anything more than high clouds?

the creator of the wee pals comic strip originally from oakland died over the weekend. turner developed the ethnically diverse comic strip 1965 after getting the idea from peanuts.

he recently celebrated his 90th birthday on december 11th. u.s. health officials are looking for what caused an illness that rapidly spread on a caribbean cruise. by the weekend, more than 600 reported feeling sick. some passengers say this is the last time they will travel anywhere with royal caribbean. >> i will never come back again, not on this cruise. we were here two years ago, same thing. the ship was overrun with this sickness. >> health officials say it's likely a passenger who was already infected with a virus or bacteria came on board. they say close contact with everyone else on board allows the infection to quickly spread. well, there's an app for just about everything, even fighting the flu.

people can report flu-like symptoms so authorities can tell where the outbreaks are happening. so far, there have been 30 deaths in the bay area since blue season began and 95 deaths state statewide. the livermore city council will propose a ban to ban tents on private and public property. happening today, the faa is expected to order safety checks on hundreds of boeing 767s. there are concerns over the horns l section of the tails. those sections are called elevators. they help the plain during takeoff and landing.

some airlines have already replaced those parts after questions came up about them years ago but the faa has not linked those parts to any accidents. president obama is scheduleed to give his state of the union address tomorrow night. he's expected to push congress to pass immigration reform. the president wants a higher federal minimum wage and aides say he is prepared to use executive orders. our coverage begins at 6:00 tuesday night right after the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. time now is 4:47 and the count down is on for the super bowl. the seahawks and broncos ready to begin practicing to prepare for the big game and

yesterday, the seahawks arrived in newark, new jersey. meantime, the broncos also arrived yesterday. peyton manning was the first player off the plane. both teams are not only preparing physically and mentally for the game but they are also prepared to face the cold weather. meanwhile, several airlines are trying to make it easier to get to the area this week and next. flights have been added or increased the size of jets for people headed to the super bowl. most of the flights are to and from seattle and denver. a special from flight for seahawks fans but only those who live in washington state, oregon or alaska. you can hear the song right there. the game is sunday, february 2nd with

kickoff at 3:25. you think football when you hear that music. wake up, as a whole, what about traffic? >> wake up. >> actually, there's not a lot going on although we fight be able to ask steven about this, the fog brothers but i'm going to consult with steve before i say that and get back to you. looking at the san mateo bridge, the traffic looks pretty good. no major problems right now. this is a look at interstate 80 nearby. traffic is light in the area. also in the south bay we have a good look at the commute, northbound 17 near 280. there's some road work there but the drive times are pretty high. right now there's no problem on 85, 87 or 801.

here's steve. >> as a whole, we have a full tank -- sal, we have a full tank of gas. this system out here, yes, it looks good but it's going to the north. i know what you're asking me because everybody and their brother and sister has been asking me, steve, when is it going to rain? i don't know because that i thinks keep going to the north. things are there to give us an on shore push giving us the fog. partly sunny, partly cloudy, more sun to the south. more clouds will move to the north wednesday into thursday. the question is will it make it here? the models are already backing off on it, you know that. we hope it's going to rain but hoping doesn't get you very far. 30s, 40s, 50s with a lot of fog in the forecast. it's still strong, still large and

mostly in charge but to the north f you're watching us, you will get clouds and rain later but likely wednesday into thursday. look where our system is going. we just don't have the jet stream energy so it's a cooler pattern but what about rain? nothing tuesday, nothing wednesday. the next stronger system comes in late wednesday into thursday, but, again, the models are already backing off on it so we'll see. partly sunny, partly cloudy morning. afternoon temps near 50s or 60s inside your more inland and we'll get the 60s. south you'll be warmer with more sun. cloudy wednesday into thursday, we'll see if this system continues to make any south ward progression. after that, if there's any rain, i think it's one and done and dry by the weekend. >> you can watch steve and follow steve and the rest of our

weather team online for more of our unseasonable weather. they're also posting updates on facebook and twitter. >> steve is the best at tweeting, by the way. he's really good. time now, 4:51. how the transportation authority plans to give you more room and reduce overcrowding. plus, a scary crash on the tracks of daytona has links to the area.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 news. a widening of the one of the worst areas in the bay area could take longer than expected. the project is $209 million short of funds for work on paving a third lane. >> we're very confident that within a reasonable amount of time we can get that asphalt on that median to give us that third lane to really relieve traffic. >> county officials say they are searching for state and federal funds and hope to have the project complete in two years, but if they can't come up with the money, construction may not wrap up until 2020. >> this morning, gidley remains

in the hospital after a crash at daytona beach. he was in the number 99 corvette when his carnalled into a ferrari that lost power. his friends are all hoping for a speedy recovery. >> it's accomplished quite a bit in life. many things he's done, jet skis, mountain bikes, go-karts, sailboats. he's good and great at all of them. >> gidley's mother did not want to speak to reportest last night. we're look at how many people are taking advantage of free wifi on market street in san francisco. it's part of a pilot program in the city.

the city says a month into the program, about 250 people use the service each day but it's experiencing come glitches. some -- some glitches. some e are better than other. the transportation authority board could allocate more than $13 million to the project from pop profession k approved in 2003. board members are expect today vote on the proposal tomorrow. nine california public school students are suing the state to abolish its laws on teacher tenire and seniority. students at uc berkley protesting the high cost of

college textbooks. student groups plan to hold a day of action today. textbook costs have risen three times faster than inflation. the college board estimates students will spend $1200 on textbooks and other supplies that year. coming up, it's the opposite of a gun buy-back. the controversial give-away in georgia that has many upset. the proposal many dog owners are expected to speak out against this week. we're looking at a commute that's off to a decent start at interstate 880. we'll look at where traffic may start to slow first this morning. fog has come back reducing visibility from santa rosa to san jose. i'm sure you have heard the r word this week, will it make it here?

good morning, a shocking arrest in benetia. >> a bay area man arrested in pennsylvania for allegedly trying to make a weapon of mass destruction. how people in the bay area that knew him are reacting to the shocking news. it was even too dangerous

for the rescuers. the conditions off the santa cruz coast that led to the death of a bay area man over the weekend. after two weeks of record high temps we have a little pattern change this week but can we get some change in here? good morning, we want to take you out to benetia this morning. this is an elementary school just a few hours, students will be returning to class following the weekend arrest of one of their teachers. now she was arrested on poisoning charges. ktvu's alex savidge is out there at the school this morning. he's going to be talking about the investigation and what happened. we're going to go to him in just a moment. thank you for waking up with us monday morning january 27th i'm pam cooke. >> wide awake. >> oh yeah. and i'm dave clark. steve is changing