>> reporter: good morning. we're live in san francisco, where police are looking for the suspect involved in a double stabbing. we'll tell you hows investigation is going and and a witness who says the suspect may have been targeting another. gone forever. nothing we can do or say that will bring her back. >> a 3-year-old killed. the suspects, her mother and her mother's boyfriend. >> reporter: and starting today, commuters using one of the ferries to get to san francisco will have to start

paying to park. we'll tell you how much and what the options are. seahawks' fans celebrate their first super bowl win. the celebrations that turned rowdy following the victory in new jersey. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures from our developing news along san francisco's embarcadero. a man and a woman were stabbed just a few hours ago. ktvu's brian flores has been following the investigation and will have more about a new development that just unfolded about 30 minutes ago. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tc. i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather. did you like the rain? >> i was loving it. steve has more. >> it's a much colder morning. there's low clouds around.

there's some very chilly code readings to the north -- cold readings to the north. there's patchy low cloud. the rainfall was the big story. colder lows and also some low clouds. mainly those to the peninsula and also south bay. but 30s. 30, santa rosa, mid-30s novato, fairfield, concord. these temperatures held up by some of the low cloud deck. livermore, 40. maybe they will sneak in at 39. you can see some of it. it's moving south rapidly. it will be a cool day. there goes the system as it pinwheels and heads to arizona. the next system wouldn't be until wadz. partly to mostly sunny. a little bit of a northerly breeze which will cut right through you. 50s. not today. low to mid-50s at best. here's tara. all right. thank you, steve. we have major delays in the

south bay on 101 northbound all the way through san jose. let's take a look at the maps. that earlier accident on 101 at the montague expressway has done its damage. 880 has been slow going. this is a shot near the oakland coliseum. it doesn't look too bad here. but further south we have delays due to the crash at the a street exit. la fayette looking slow westbound going through the caldecott tunnel and we'll tell you about muni delays in san francisco. back to the desk. >> thank you, tara. we're following developing news out of san francisco where a man and a woman were stabbed right along the embarcadero. ktvu channel 2 reporter brian flores is live with an interesting development. brian, police cleared the scene and came back and set up more crime tape. >> reporter: that's exactly right. police cleared the scene about an hour ago.

half an hour ago police came back, blocked off the scene here and they are back here looking for evidence and hopefully looking for any more witnesses. this stabbing around 4:15 this morning. police continue to look for at least one suspect. now, police say that a man and woman were here at the embarcadero when they got into some type of altercation with another man. it's unclear what led to the altercation. that suspect pulled out a knife and stashed both of them before taking -- stabbed both of them before taking off. the male victim was stabbed in the chest an walked to sacramento and drumm before being picked up by emergency crews. police say that's when they heard of a second victim, the woman who stayed here pier 7 and was on the gund until a good samaritan called 911. police say both of the victims were taken to san francisco general hospital. the male victim has life- threatening injuries. police say the woman was in stable condition with non-life- threatening injuries. >> we have cameras in the area that we're reviewing. some of the businesses and restaurants have cameras. hopefully that will shed some

light on this. >> reporter: we spoke to a group of crab fishermen out here since midnight. they didn't want to be on camera. but they suspect was perhaps a 6-foot tall hispanic male, who had been drinking. this morning as we take it back out here live, police say they will be looking at surveillance cameras from the two restaurants nearby and that should shed more light into exactly what happened. they also say the female victim at this point is coop not cooperating with police -- is not cooperating with police. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. a 14-year-old boy accused of shooting and killing his older sister is due in court for a detention hearing. police say he killed his sister january 23rd after a fight over the type of bleach she had used to do their laundry. you turned himself into police

six days later. he's being charged as a juvenile. a good samaritan rescued an oakland woman from an early- morning house fire that damaged two homes. the fire started at 2:00 a.m. at one of the two homes at 34th street. firefighters say when they arrived, the people inside had already made it out safely. but due to the damage to the home, the red cross had to be called out to help find shelter for the eight displaced residents. >> the gentleman came back and rescued me out of there i was in the backyard. i was scared to come through because the flames were jumping all over the place. >> investigators are trying to find out where the fire started and what may have caused it. 7:06. commuters who like the free parking at the ferry terminal in marin county, you won't be happy to to hear this -- today is the first day you will have to pay to park at the larkspur ferry terminal. janine de la vega is living us live from larkspur with more details about this. good morning, janine.

>> reporter: good morning, dave. we've been talking to commuters who park here in this lot. as you mentioned, you know, they are not happy about this new fee. but most of them seem to be understanding about this. you know, although morning long they've had people here passing out fliers, they have signs up informing the people it will cost $2 a day if you want to park in the lot. a lot of people use the ferry to get to san francisco because they don't want to pay for the bridge toll, gas and parking in the city. the fee only applies to the ferry and it's only in effect from 5:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on the weekdays. the golden gate transportation district says it needed to start charging commuters for parking because it's dealing with a budget deficit. the new fee will generate $400,000 annually. so it can continue operating. while the daly fee is $2 commuters can also buy a monthly pass that costs $20. >> it's cheaper if you sign up for the monthly pass.

it's basically half of the price if you come every day. but there's questions. you are not guaranteed a parking space. now i'm paying, even though i may not get a parking space. you know, nothing's -- nothing's perfect. >> reporter: and if you don't pay the parking flee free, you will be fine -- fee, you will be fined $a. the district will go easy on commuters. they are not doling ut out tickets yet. there is a mobile app to pay or you can go online to set up an account. one of the questions commuters had how much is it gonna cost to enforce who paid and who -- who is parking in this lot and would that fee get eaten up by those being charged here. however, the golden gate transportation district says the people doing the enforcement out here in the parking lot will be existing staff. so they didn't feel that that would be an issue. reporting live from larkspur, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news.

>> all right. well, this week google is experimenting with a private ferry. they are gonna sail from the harbor bay terminal to the port of redwood city. the workers won't be allowed to park in the harbor bay ferry parking lot. google launched a similar service from san francisco's ferry last month. 7:08. seahawks' fans are celebrating after their team dominated the biggest sporting event of the year. the super bowl met life field in new jersey. thngs didn't get off to a great start for the broncos. first quarter, manny rrs snaps the ball over peyton manning's head. the broncos recover for a safety. 2-0. opening kickoff of the second half, percy harvin takes the ball and runs for 87 yards, for ad it. manning and the broncos were stunned. at that point, seahawks rolling

29-0. seahawks won, 43-8. following the game, seahawks' fans poured into seattle and their celebrations looked similar to the ones following the giants' win back in 2012. >> seahawks! seahawks! seahawks! >> after a few minutes after the win, police say university of washington students lit fires in the streets and then started tweeting about it. at one point, they even tossed a couch ontario the flames. at least one person was arrested. san francisco police sent four officers to the super bowl in new jersey at an estimated cost of $10,000. the officers were there to observe security efforts to help them prepare for when the bay area hosts the super bowl in two years. that super bowl will be played at the levi stadium in santa clara but the city of san francisco will host most activities. time warner cable investigating the cause of a tv

blackout right during the super bowl. fans in los angeles lost their signal for an hour right before the half-time show. it did come back on in the middle of the third quarter. just as fans were settling in again to watch the game, the signal and the game froze. >> if they were listening to you, what would you like to tell them. >> >> i want cable for a year for free. >> time warner tweeted that the prob hem had something to do with the standard definition fee. it's apologizing to customers. if you were able to watch the super bowl uninterrupted you are probably still talking about some of the commerce sals. coming up at 7:45, we'll -- commercials. coming up at 7:45, we'll show you some of the favorites. >> the little puppy there. >> very cute. new this morning, janet yellen was officially sworn in as the first-ever female chair of the federal reserve board just about an hour ago. yellen has actually been in

charge of the feds since ben berren inky's term ended -- bernanke's term ended. she had been the vice chair before that and before that, she was the president of the federal reserve bank of san francisco. she was also a professor at cal berkeley. a lot of bay area connections. >> that's history. yeah. 7:12. a disturbing incident at uc berkeley. coming up for you at 7:30, why campus police are asking for your help. and a prisoner convicted of four deaths breaks free in michigan. the frightening crime he's allegedly committed right of a he busted out. we have some delays on muni as well as a traffic hazard but first here is 101 in san jose. much-needed rain yesterday. a good rain. we'll show you some totals. see if there's more on the way. not only rain but some very cold temperatures on the way.

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time now 7:14. a man convicted of killing four people still on the loose right now after escaping last night from a michigan prison. the search goes on. 40-year-old michael david elliott escaped from the correctional facility. correction officials think he may have carjacked a woman and made it as far as indiana. that carjacking victim escaped from elliott at a gas station in indiana and called the police. again, elliott was convicted of killing four people in 1993. we have developing news in morning. russian authorities trying to minimize the threats of the olympics by putting certain people on house arrest. ktvu's kyla campbell joining us live in washington, d.c. to explain what they are doing to keep person athletes and the tourists safe. kyla? >> reporter: dave, cnn reports that russian authorities have dozens of people on house

arrest in the russian province to militant groups. suicide bombers who killed 30 people in late december were from that area. cnn says authorities are keeping several women on house arrest because their husbands or fathers or sons have been killed for suspected extremist activity and those woman could be black widows and carry out twist attacks. what president obama has to say about the u.s. and russia working together to keep american athletes and visitors safe. that's coming up at 8:15. back to you. >> thank you. about 6,000 people expected to arrive in sochi today for the winter olympics. not everyone might have a place to stay. according to the sochi organizing committee, six of the nine hotels near the olympic park are still under construction. a spokesperson says anyone who can't check in, they will be

transferred to another hotel. everything will be finished before the olympic games begin. the main olympic park is already completed. 7:16. administrators at san francisco general hospital say the new security measures put in place after a recent tragedy did pay off last week. patient valerie gates was in urgent need of medication when she left the hospital grounds thursday afternoon. the 34-year-old woman was found the next morning in the mission district and brought back to the hospital for the necessary treatment. hospital administrators say they were able to find her with the help of a new patient tracking system. that tracking system came about as the result of the death of hospital patient lynn spaulding last fall. authorities found the body of her in a little used hospital stairwell two weeks after she disappeared. there's also new information about that case, the chronicle reports hospital nurses ignored

specific orders from doctors and failed to keep and around the clock watch on spaulding before she walked away from her home. 7:17. the plans to move the golden state warriors to a water front arena in san francisco are being delayed. the team plans 0 open a new arena, that plan is on hold for at least a year. this comes days after we found out the estimated cost just to fix the piers where the arena would be built is almost doubled to 180 million. those piers are crumbling and falling apart. they are gonna need a lot of repair work. 7:18. want to check in in again with sara -- in again with tara. >> they are experiencing longer than normal wait times a -- wait times along several routes. and 101 southbound at the cesar chavez exit, we have a three-

car crash blocking two lanes of traffic. let's take a look at the maps in livermore. traffic is looking hoerl on 580 all the way to 680 at the west 150th avenue exit, we have a car fire and 680 southbound at 84 also sluggish and that's where the chp says a wooden dresser is blocking -- a drawer is blocking two lanes of traffic. that's where that red arrow is that you see there. traffic on the bay bridge, not too great. give yourself extra time. a traffic hazard in belmont, 101 southbound at the holly street ramp, the lights are stuck in red. and it's stop and go to the airport. let's head to steve. >> thank you. mostly clear for some, patchy low clouds around. the system yesterday gave us good rain and also good snow in parts of lake county.

i know up at cobb mountain around 8 inches. if you have snow pictures send them to me. twitter fox but football as well. i will share but -- twitter works but facebook as well. i will share them. our system in southern california already, i mean it moved fast. it will be a mostly clear day. the rainfall was outstanding compared to what we've had which has been nothing. casa zer row, 1.15 -- ka 1.15 -- some of the other totals, half moon bay 1.18 which makes sense. they were closer to the close. belmont .5. cordelia, .5. san francisco 28/100ths.

february is starting off better. maybe it will hold a little bit. things look more promising. it will be cooler to colder. the jet stream is dipping a little south. the high has lost its grip. it will be a chilly, maybe a cold pattern. look at the 30s. these are -- that's where the clear areas are. 33, 34, 36, 38. it's cold. 24 in tahoe. 23 up in reno. there goes the low, finally accelerating out of the picture. this system may be late wednesday into thursday could be our next rainmaker and the forecast model kind of picks up on it. they didn't do well on the system on sunday. i take this with a grain of salt. it shows some rain moving in. this shows wednesday night. this shows thursday. let's hope it makes it. i don't think it will be as

strong. machine -- mostly sunny, cooler. temperatures in the 50s. northwest breeze. i think we'll be stuck in the upper 40s. also snow around the bay area. if you have a picture, send it to me. i will get it on as fast as i can. it looks like late wednesday or thursday rain. it will get colder friday and then another system on sunday. that looks like snow. yesterday's storm brought snow right in the face. in contra costa county there was enough snow to close the road to leads up to mt. diablo summit. some people still hiked up to enjoy some fresh snow. >> we saw that -- the -- >> yeah. >> couldn't believe it. surprising. a sneak peek inside the new home of the san francisco

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the flu season having a big impact on plood donations. blood donation centers are not allowed to accept blood donations from people who are sick and with so many people becoming ill, there's been fewer viable donors coming in. but the need for blood for cancer patients, traumatic patients remains constant. eligible blood donors are urged to donate as soon as possible. there have now been 34 flu- related deaths in the bay area this flu season. the two most recent deaths were most in santa clara county. there have been 147 flu-related

deaths statewide. this year's total is already higher than last year's and does not include 44 additional deaths that are still being investigated as flu related. the last flu season claimed 106 lives. darrell steinberg is pushing a bill to help communities deal with the drought. his plan would redirect millions of dollars intended for climate change relief to water concertainvation projects. also it would set a july 1st deadline for state agencies to approve water recycling project. a spokesman says he's still working with the governor's office and assembly leaders on all of the details. unemployment is expected to jump in california's central valley among farm workers because of the droughts. many farmers say many fields will be left unplanted because there's not enough water for irrigation. this causes a ripple effect on farm workers, food processing,

and truckers, and the people who sell products to farmers. it happened again. a major security breach. this time at a popular hotel change. the guest who should be on high alert. and a memorial is growing here at this napa apartment complex to honor a 3-year-old girl found dead over the weekend. police say she was killed by her mom and her mom's boyfriend. we'll tell you about the community outpouring here and we'll tell you why police have been to this apartment before. january felt more like may when we had record highs. we had 18 days of record highs. february is starting off well. even though it's mostly clear now, it's colder. and is there more rain on the way?

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these are live pictures from napa. you are looking at a growing memorial for a 3-year-old girl found dead over the weekend. the suspects are the child's mother and the mother's boyfriend. in a few minutes, alex savidge will have more. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2" once again i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, tori is ready for more rain. >> i loved that yesterday. one by talking. but most people it seems like who were sending information

said the same thing. in you have pictures on the bay area peaks -- they had a lot of snow on the peaks. send me the pictures. ka cazadero, santa cruz, kentfield, crockett. about .3 to .5 for most. december/january, as you know, bone-dry. maybe things were changing in february. we're out of the gate as the front-runner for the rain. the jet stream moving south. and a colder pattern. look at the lows, they are drop like they have a rock tied to them. 40s. it will still be mostly sunny and low clouds look look they are thinning out -- low clouds look like they are thinning out a little bit. there's the low. it did it job. gave us rain. 50s on the temperatures. low to mid. it's a jacket day.

that temperature will drop fast tonight. here's tara. >> we have an accident near the crystal springs reservoir. 92 eastbound at kenyata road. a vehicle went down the embankment. is a man is trapped and is complaining of chest pains. an ambulance has been called. traffic is moving well towards the bay bridge. the most backup at the toll plaza will be once you get into the thick of it before -- right before you pay. all right. up next, we have a look at highway 4 through the bay bridge pittsburg area. hazy. traffic moving okay on the bottom portion of your screen. 7:32. back to the desk. >> thank you. napa police are investigating to continue to investigate the killing of a 3- year-old girl over the weekend. the child ally mother and the mother's boyfriend are accused

of the crime. alex savidge is live in napa where a community is coming together over the tragedy. >> reporter: good morning. police say this little girl's body showed signs of blunt force trauma. investigators are hoping to learn more when an autopsy happens later on today. this morning, here at the apartment complex this is the scene. a memorial continuing to grow with flowers, candles and stuffed animals to honor 3-year- old kayleigh slusher found dead over the weekend. last night, dozens of family members, friends, neighbors came together. her body founded on bod. police were called out -- her body found on saturday. police were called out by tipster. there was no one home when they got here. so police began to search for sara krueger and ryan werner. witnesses saw the couple leaving with luggage hours earlier. on sunday, the two were

arrested near the el cerrito/del another day station by b.a.r.t. officers -- del norte station by b.a.r.t. officers. neighbors are stunned. >> i cannot believe this. this is not sara. this is not the girl i know. people are saying how big of a loser he is and he's no good. but i don't know if anyone tried to intervene. >> before the little girl was killed, police had visited the apartment several times for domestic violence-related calls and in fact, they were here as recently as last week. but officers at that time had no reason to believe that the girl was in danger. both krueger and werner have prior records for drug offenses. the two are expected to make their first court appearances at some point this week now facing homicide charges. live this morning in napa, alex

savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. uc berkeley police searching for a suspect in an attempted kidnapping. it happened friday night near the university village albany housing complex on jackson street. police say a man in a large black suv tried to force a 15- year-old boy on crutches into his car. police say that boy fought back, hitting the suspect with one of his crutches and he escaped without being hurt. the suspect described as a white or latino man between 30 and 40 years old. police say he's got a beard. he's about 6 feet tall with a meeld yum build -- medium build. he was last seen wearing a black baseball cap, black shirt, blue jeans and work construction boots. the accidental killing of a police officer by a fellow officer could lead to some big changes for b.a.r.t. police. sergeant tom smith was shot and killed during a probation search of a robbery suspect's apartment in dublin last month.

it was the six ooch shooting death in the his tris of the bart police department. some critics are renewing their call for b.a.r.t. police officers to be disarmed. others are calling for the entire department to be disbanded and instead have local police and sheriff's deputies patrol b.a.r.t. trains and stations. more than 250 letters will be sent to south bay residents by the police, letting them know they are victims of male theft. the police of los gatos arrested these two men last month for possession of drugs and stolen property. police say they had hundreds of pieces of stolen mail. people targeted will receive a letter with instructions how to claim their male. but police say they only have until friday to claim their mail. guests at hotels across the country you may be the latest victims of a cyber attack. credit and debit card

information was stolen from several marriott hotels. hilton garden inn hotel near san francisco international airport was also hacked. all of the hotels affected are managed by white lodging. the company says information was stolen between march and december of last year. after the massive hacking of debit and credit card information from target stores and neiman marcus, 2 investigates the underground black market where stolen information is sold. >> if you say i want to buy a $10,000 credit limit on visa, they will upload that to you and all you have to do is pay $140 and you have $10,000 at your disposal. is. >> the experts take us shopping for stolen and credit card information on secret websites. tonight at fok, 2 investigates how these witness -- tonight at 5:00, 2 investigates how these websites work and how much stolen information is out there hand the race to find these witnesses and shut them down. that's tonight at 5:00.

49ers and their fans are talking about the 2014 season which is expected to include the opening of the new levi stadium. we got a sneak peek and found differences between the 49ers old home at candlestick park and the new stadium. the project manager says this stadium has what he calls a personality that fits northern california. >> we've got our environmental green initiatives. we've got the openness because we have such beautiful weather here. we have all of the technology fee chaurs that the fans would -- features that the fans would expect to see. a ban on plastic bags goes into effect in los gatos. the shoppers who don't have

their own bags will have to pay 10 cents for one. plastic bag bans are already in effect in most bay area cities and counties. and tomorrow, the san francisco board of supervisors will decide whether to put a soda tax on the november ballot. the tax would add 2 cents per ounce to the cost of soda. the money would fund nutrition and exercise programs over the weekend, city supervisors kicked off a campaign in support of the idea. the american beverage association, though, is fighting the proposed tax. it says it will raise grocery and restaurant prices for everyone. a man and a woman stabbed along san francisco's embarcadero just hours ago. coming up why police officers went back to the crime scene. also it costs $4 million for a 30-second commercial in this year's super bowl. pam cook will tell us if the big money ads paid off. 880 near the coliseum.

traffic is looking okay there. we a have an incident in livermore to tell you about next. it's sunny. those tweeting me, facebooking me, is there more rain? i'm working on it. maybe wednesday. we'll take a look at it -- coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

stocks heading downward on wall street. a triple-digit loss for the dow. concerns about the global economy, u.s. markets and u.s. corporate earnings. take a look at the big board, the dow is down 125. the nasdaq is down 39, almost 1 percentage point and the s&p down 14.

automakers could soon be required to install technology in new vehicles that would enable the cars to communicate with each other. federal officials are expected to make the announcement on the decision later today that technology would work by transmitting information like a vehicle's speed and position. a vehicle's commuter could alert the driver of an impending collision. tomorrow san francisco city leaders will consider a new measure that could slow evictions in rent controlled unit. there will be legislation introduced that will he pose tough new restriksdzs of the state law that allows property owners to kick out tenants if they want to take the building off the rental market. this is the latest attempt pie campos to ensure that people can still afford to stay in the city. oakland police offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in a deadly double shooting over the

weekend. 15-year-old denzel jones and a 35-year-old family friend were shot and killed saturday night as they stood outside of the oakland boys and girls club. a vigil was held outside of the club. the grieving mother of the teenaged boy was held in the arms of friends she struggled to cope with her son's death. >> my baby was a good boy. he didn't deserve this. my heart is hurting so bad. >> it's not clear what lead led to the deadly gunfire. du ks it tong is expected in court. his tin brother, ang tong is being investigated for the murder case as well. the police investigation

continues. some community colleges may start offering bachelor's degrees. the demand is growing for health professionals, and law enforcement and a little was introduced. if approved it could have students enrolling in sowch programs by the fall of -- in such programs by the fall of 2015. nationwide, there are 21 states that allow communethy colleges to offer bachelor's degrees. san francisco city college spent more than $5 hufn,000 to try to keep the student -- $500,000 to try to keep the students after it was losing accreditation. money went for ads on the cartoon network and others. they estimate 10,000 of the school's 31,000 students left during the last two years. 7:45. millions of dollars and maybe even some jobs are on the line. i'm talking about the super bowl commercials. pam cook joining us now from

the newsroom to talk about the fan favorite, and the ones that people would rather not see again. >> looking at the reviews this morning, the awe factor goes hands down to budweiser's puppy. ♪ >> 37 million views on tub and that's a good -- on youtube and that's a good thing since the commercial did not air the last few minutes of the game. most people were not interested in the game any more then. high tech, i quit. >> she just quit her job. >> yep. >> in front of a hundred million people. >> ciao, baby. >> that was real people quitting their jobs on live tv. that comes from godaddy. anheuser-busch finished high for the heroes welcome

town. two amateurs did well, the two winners in the doritos super bowl ad contest. storytelling seems to be what people want. but does the $4 million price tag translate into sales? 1 in five ads get people to buy products. people did not like the chevry romance people with the bull and the maserati bull that features a 10-year-old driving who can't drive and a car most people cannot afford. we have more at ktvu.com. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. both steve and tori were agreeing with you, too, on those commercials. in the super bowl halftime show, tori was saying, i love pru know mars.

he brought old -- i love bruno mars. he brought old-fashioned style to the show. ♪ >> sings, played the drums. he performed and opened with "locked out of heaven." during his 12-minute performance, he brought on the the red hot chili peppers to perform and he did some moves. even the splits. there was a surprising moment during the super bowl mvp, malcolm smith. >> investigating 911. 911 was investigated by people who perpetrate their own government. >> where did he come from? he was cre den shalled to be at -- credentialed to be at the event. he it spend the night in jail

after being pulled off the side. the other thick, joe name act messing up the coin toss, calling it early. let's check in with tara. a lot to talk about in traffic. >> let's head out to livermore. we have a car that crashed into a ditch. let's take a look hat ure maps. this is -- at our maps. this is on east avenue at greenville road. looks like the driver is okay. but you can see that we have some sluggish traffic here on 580 westbound as ut make the drive toward dublin. all right. up next, a look at 237. this is in milpitas. traffic very slow going. westbound as you drive towards sunnyvale on the right-hand side there. at the bay bridge toll plaza, the situation is bleak unless you are carpooling give yourself an extra 15 minutes to get into san francisco this morning. yesterday, it was groundhog day but i think you would say it should be called hedgehog day. >> the accuracy is 71%, something like that. >> i think he's cute. it's his day. >> what are you blowing up at

me for? i agree. [laughter] >> it's okay. this is united flight 1522 denver to -- direct to denver. still on time. a low cloud deck was around. it's kind of getting chewed up a little bit. the rain was awesome. for those of you sending pictures of snow. i do appreciate. facebook twitter. have good snow at lake county and cobb county. 8 plus inches of snow. rail, mendocino county, not as heavy as it was south. some areas here picked up an inch. sfo, .85. santa rosa, .63. san rafael over .5. dublin, .42 to .46.

>> as you know, december/january were just bone- dry. driest january ever. things changing? i think they are. it's noticeably cooler. the jet stream is trying to dip south. things are trying to work more in our favor. it looks like wednesday night, thursday we could get another system in here. it will be sunny, mostly sunny and it will be greedy. it's starting off cold. a lot of 30s. it's also cold for other parts of the country. they cannot get 3 in chicago right now. minneapolis, 2. it's a food thing they had the super bowl. it's snowing in new york today. very active there. yesterday was perfect for them. 24 up in tahoe. 30 in ukiah. code readings as well. there goes the low zooming out of the picture. keep an eye on this as it moves across the deep south. our forecast will get partly cloudy, partly sunny skies. the forecast models did not

handle sunday's system well at all. take this with a grain of salt. it looks like we'll get rain in on weard. i've seen another projection that says thursday. mostly sunny. cooler. the visibility is good. the ground loved the rain. we needed that. 50s on the temperatures. very cold air is working its way down. we'll see how that makes it here. one more system wednesday. thursday, clearing, colder on friday and another system sunday/monday. the sierra is waking up to a fresh layer of snow this morning. this is what it looked like on interstate 80 on oner summit -- on donner summit. the fresh blanket of snow is calling skiers back to resorts. they say with more snow expected later this week, they should be able to open more

terrain but they say much another snow is needed before the resorts can swing into full operation. you can follow steve paulson and the rest of the weather team online. they are posting weather updates to facebook and twitter, 4 hours a day, seven days a week. i think steve does it in his sleep. >> keeps him busy. 7:53. the extreme measures russian authorities are taking to make sure the sochi olympics are safe. the one group of people under house arrest. new information in the tragic death of actor philip seymour hoffman. the bank surveillance video the police are focusing on

we have details about the will of nelson mandela. he died at the age of 95 last month. his will shows he had an estate

of $4.1 million. he owned an upscale home in johannesburg and a modest home in his rural home in south africa. most money came from book sales, including his best- seller autobiography. he left his estate to his family members, to the ruling national african congress, to former staff members and several local schools. back in this country, there will be an autopsy today to find out the exact cause of death of actor philip seymour hoffman. he was a celebrated actor. philip seymour hoffman won an oscar in 2006. he was found dead in his new york city apartment yesterday reportedly the victim of a heroin overdose. many people in the bay area finally remember his role as the oakland as manager art howe in the 2011 brad pitt movie,

money ball. >> every role he picked was really powerful. there's not a lot of actors with that kind of diversity. he seemed to go for challenging roles. >> hoffman was 46 years old. he did have a history of addiction. he checked himself into a rehab program just last year. he had three children with his long-time girlfriend. investigators are also searching for surveillance video from a bank where a man says he saw what he believes was hoffman buying drugs from two men the night before his death. 7:57. today is a big deadline for top aides to chris christie for documents. christie maintains he knew nothing about this lane closure

plan. but last week a top person involved said evidence exists that he knew about the lane closures. christie had been seep as a leading republican candidate for the white house in 2016. depending upon how this plays out, will determine if he makes a run for the white house. a super bowl blackout. coming up, why some football fans in southern california missed part of the big game. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco's embarcadero where police continue to look for a suspect who stabbed two people this morning. more on how the investigation and search is going and why what some say the suspect did before the shooting.

8:00. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." look at these police lines here. we are keeping age eye on developing news in san francisco right along the embarcadero. these are live pictures. two people were stabbed out there just a couple of hours ago. ktvu's brian flores is there. he's gonna bring you a live report on everything that happened in a couple of minutes. welcome to monday. it's february 3rd. i'm dave clark. i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. everyone was so excited about

yesterday's rain, steve. >> that's absolutely spot on. every comment yesterday was great. we needed it. we enjoyed it. get a break. it will be cool. most of the low clouds are done right now. castro valley, .75. santa cruz mountains .5. crockett .75. that's what he are pretty good -- that's pretty good. that's what we should be seeing. is it cold, though. look at the 30s to the north. low and mid-40s. lirl, checked in at 39. came in an hour later -- livermore checked in at 39. came in an hour later. this system looks like it might give us more rain late wednesday into thursday. we'll see. mostly sunny. it's already sunny. it's cooler with the north breeze. that means 50s on the temperatures. these are below average on the temperatures. before i get going, i -- karen in benicia says why don't you mention benicia. benicia. i love benicia.

benicia will be 53. here's tara. >> we all like to talk about benicia. we have a pretty good accident down in the south bay. this is actually a four to five- car crash at 87 northbound just south of julian and all of these cars are blocking the middle lanes. right in the middle of central san jose. we wanted you to be aware of it. we can show you that we have some congestion along highway 4. southbound along 680 and then if we head towards the richmond area, the eastshore freeway is pretty much a mess from hercules all the way down to the macarthur maze and into marin. you can see marinwood, 101 southbound, massive delays. san jose traffic is moving pretty nicely. finallily along the san mateo bridge, it's hey city but traffic is looking good in both directions. back to the desk.

>> thank you. we're following developing news from san francisco. police are searching for a suspect who stabbed a man and a woman early this morning right hey long the embarcadero. ktvu's brian flores, live in san francisco to el it us what witnesses -- to tell us what witnesses say happened before the stabbing. >> reporter: police cleared the scene around 6:00 but came back about half-hour later we're not sure why. but some officers say they wanted to narrow down the crime scene which remains blocked off. two detectives showed up a short time ago. i would say about 20 minutes ago. i asked them how the investigation was going. they say both victims continue to be in the hospital and the search continues for a suspect. police say a man and a woman were here at the embarcadero when they got into some type of altercation with another man. it's unclear what led to the altercation but that suspect pulled out a knife and stabbed both of them of taking off. the male victim was stabbed in the chest. somehow actually walked a few blocks to the corner of

sacramento and drumm before being picked up by crews. police say that's when they learned about the second victim, a behind pier 7. police say both victims may have been homeless. they were taken to the hospital. the male victim was life- threatening injuries. remains in critical condition. police say the woman was in stable condition. she was stabbed in the back and legs with non-life-threatening injuries. we have cameras that we're reviewing. some of the businesses and restaurants have cameras. hopefully they will shed some light on this. >> reporter: we spoke to crab fishermen out here since midnight. they didn't want to be here on camera but they say the suspect was a 6-foot tall hispanic male who had been drinking for quite sometime and was being loud. they say he got into another altercation earlier in the night again, pulled out his knife but the people he may have been targeting may have been able to get away. police will be looking at

surveillance cameras from the two restaurants nearby and it should shed more light into what happened. they also say the female victim at this point is not cooperating and talking to police. we're live here in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. 8:04. new this morning a good samaritan rescued an oakland woman from an early-morning house fire that damaged two homes. the fire started at 2:00 this morning at one of the two homes on 34th street. everyone was able to get out safely but one woman told us she almost did not make it out alive. >> gentleman came back and rescued me out of there. i was in the backyard. i was scared to come through there because of the flames youring all over the place -- up jing all over the place. >> the -- jumping all over the place. >> the red cross had to be called out for displaced residents. a disabled man is in oakland -- in oakland is now left without his only means of

transportation after a hit-and- run driver slammed into several cars. it happened yesterday about 4:30 p.m. near 88th avenue and international boulevard. witnesses say three cars that were parked along the street were hit. a disabled man's car was totaled. he says he has no idea what he is going to do now. 8:05. a 14-year-old oakland boy accused of shooting and killing his older sister is also due in court today for a detention hearing. police say he killed his sister on january 23rd after they fought over the kind of bleach she used for laundry. the 14-year-old turned himself into police six days later. he's being charged as a juvenile. also happening today, -- a san jose man is suspected back in court accused of killing a san jose state university student. police say he stabbed 22-year- old richard fon. he's expected to enter a plea in court today.

his twin brother is also being investigated in connection with the murder. police say they are doing more interviews and still investigating this case. 8:06. new this morning, commuters will no longer be able to park for free at the larkspur ferry terminal. starting today, the golden gate transportation district will be charging $2 a day for parking. anyone who does not pay the daily feel will receive a $45 fine. many commuters say they are not happy about the change and wonder how the charge will offset other costs. >> they will have something going around the parking lot all day with little machines zapping license plates to see if you paid. i don't know what the transaction costs will be. >> monthly passes are going for $20. weekends and some holidays will be free. the district expects the change to bring in about $400,000 a year. 8:07. google workers who live in the east bay, they can be part of another ferry boat experiment

this year. google is trying out a private ferry, similar to this one as a way for their employees to get to work. they will start at the harbor bay terminal in alameda and sail to the port of redwood city. google launched a similar service from the ferry terminal last month. a protest vigil is scheduled today at uc berkeley. it calls on president obama to reject the controversial keystone xl pipeline. the 6:00 p.m. event at uc berkeley is one of 2 two planned today. the pipeline would carry oil from northwest canada to the gulf of mexico. 8:08. the 48th super bowl, i'm sure you will agree go go down as the biggest bust as seattle tom

nateed peyton manning and the -- dominated peyton manning. it started on the first play. manny ramirez snapped a ball over peyton manning's head. broncos recovered in the end stone. a safety. it was unbelievable. it went downhill from there for the broncos. then there was the opening kickoff for the second half, percy harvin was ridiculous. tori, he took the kickoff, ran for an 87-yard touchdown. he's just too fast. peyton manning and the broncos were stunned. seattle just rolled. they went on to win. final score 43-8. it seesmed like they couldn't -- seemed like they couldn't get a break. celebrations looked similar following the giants' win in 2012. >> seahawks! >> a few minutes after the win, police say university of

washington students lit fires. at one point they tossed a couch on the flames. at least one person was arrested. now, san francisco police sent four officers to the super bowl in new jersey, at an estimated cost of $10,000. now, the officers were there simply to observe security efforts to help them prepare for when the bay area hosts the super bowl in two years. the 2016 super bowl will be played in the new levi stadium. but the city will host most of the super bowl activity. 8:10. time warner cable investigating what caused a tv blackout during the super bowl. fans down in los angeles lost the signal for an hour right before the halftime show. now, it came back on in the middle of the third quarter and just as people were settling in to start watching, the signal and game started to freeze. >> if they were listening to you, what would you like to tell them? >> i want cable for a year for

free. >> okay. time warner tweeted, the problem had something to to with the standard testify initial feed and they are apologizing to customers. those of us who did get to watch the whole super bowl uninterrupted. we're still talking about the comergtsals. coming up at 8 -- commercials. coming up at 8:45, we'll show you some of the memorable moments. >> there's my little puppy. this monday morning is known as the super bowl of sick calls. many people who vum down as what's known as super bowl flu. the symptoms include feeling a little hungover. more than 1 million hard-core football fans are expected to be side lined from work or school today. i would imagine that would be for folks in seattle, maybe denver. >> yeah. >> right. 8:11. meantime, a major switchup at

some local stores. a town where shoppers, they will soon have to bring their own bags. a new precaution in soef chi. we're live -- sochi. we're live with president obama's response and russia working closely together to keep athletes safe. 280 at the 880 split. looking slightly sluggish there on the bottom portion of your screen. we'll talk more traffic coming up. skies are clear now after yesterday's wonderful rain. the question is, i know it's colder out there. it will be a cool week but with key get any more rain in here? ♪

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new in morning, janet yellen was sworn in this morning. this happened about two hours ago. yellen was -- has actually been in charge of the fed since ben bernanke's term ended at midnight on friday. she had been the vice chair for four years. pam cook mentioned earlier people have been wondering if she will be called chairwoman of the fed but aparmtly she wants to go by fed chair -- apparently she wants to go by fed chair. russia cracking down on possible security threats to the sochi olympics. kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c. to explain what's being done to keep athletes and tourists safe. kyla? >> reporter: dave, cnn reports that russian police will

confine dozens of people to their homes for the duration of the games. they live live in the -- they live in the province that's home to the suicide bombers that killed 30 in december. 60 people have been forced to sign a declaration probable missing not to leave their homes until the games again. more than 60 miles separate that area from sochi. but russian authorities fear these women would comblack widows -- women could become black windows. american athletes are advised not to wear any team usa outsite of the venue. the opening takes place on friday. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. firefighters in alameda county responded to a call where an suv drove into a house. this happened about 7:20 last

night at a home on benedict court. responding firefighters posted this picture on twitter. they say no one was injured. it's unknown if there's structural damage. it's a milestone for facebook. facebook now the world's biggest social network launched ten years ago tomorrow. it was originally away for harvard university students to check each other out. now facebook is used by people and businesses all over the world to stay in touch. they only know them online as well as in person. >> ten years ago. >> ten years ago. 8:17. let's check in with tara right now. apparently word of an accident in the south bay. >> we've had a lot of cars going down embankments this morning and one of them has gone off the embankment on the old santa cruz highway at summit road and then another one if we take a look at our maps in marin county, this is where the arrow is pointing.

it's highway 1 as you go out to stinson beach at steep ravine trail. there is a car that's completely gone over the edge there. drews -- crews are working to see if they can salvage that. let's take a look at the eastshore freeway, traffic is moving but it has been very sluggish all the way from the hercules area on down through the berkeley area. all right. up next, we have a look at 101. this is through san jose. traffic on the right-hand side of your screen, northbound as you make the drive toward the airport. it has been stop and go for at least the past hour and a half. let's head over to steve. >> a very good morning. a cold morning. no doubt about it. but our system is gone. left behind fresh air. temperatures 30s, 40s. had some low clouds. most of it is cooled off. it will be a sunny, mostly sunny day. rainfall totals a lot of these i have some that are updated than this. this has two speeds.

mill valley, 87/100ths. .5 in boulder creek. .3 in livermore. concord .22. brody sanders, clayton. .16. oakland .3, napa, .3. fremont, about 43/100ths. same for areas around hayward and castro, .75. santa rosa official little i saw .63. dublin .42. there's half moon bay updated total of 1.18. belmont, .5. cordelia almost .5. december, january, especially january, record-setting dry. things are changing here. it does look like a cooler week. jet stream trying to dip south a little bit. not only is it a cooler pattern. we can get some rain in here on thursday. drier air beginning to move in.

30s, low, mid, upper. you can see the north bay, east bay. some 40s holding on. we'll start to bounce off some of these nationally it continues to be cold. single digits or temperatures trying to warm up a little bit. but not a lot. that cold air has made it to new york. it's a good thing the super bowl was -- they are getting snow in new york today. 24 in tahoe. 29 ukiah. there goes the low. here comes the next system for late wednesday into thursday. i don't think it will be as strong. hopefully it will make it. you can see our computer generated forecast sends clouds over us. i've seen actually late wednesday more likely thursday morning. we'll see how that pans out. mostly sunny, cooler northwest breeze. temperatures below average. long, long time since it's been that. they've been above for the longest time. you know we had to even things

out down the road. it will be this week. a lot of 50s. there's also hints of cold air coming in. we'll see if it makes it this far south. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. cloud it up wednesday night into thursday. it looks like wednesday night, thursday. a break friday. next system sunday/monday. how about a sneak peek inside the 49ers' new high-tech stadium? cool bells and whistles that football fans like frank somerville will be able to enjoy. >> he enjoyed the tour. a drop in blood donors. the devastating impact the flu season is causing at northern and central california blood donation centers. [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents -- awesome.

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supply. eligible donors are urged to donate as soon as possible. >> there have now been 34 flu- related deaths in the bay area this flu season. the two most recent deaths were in santa clara county. and there have been 147 flu- related deaths statewide. in fact, that year's total is already higher than all of last year's and does not include 44 additional deaths that are still being investigated as flu- related. the last flu season claimed 106 lives. police in vallejo, investigating a deadly shooting of a 33-year-old man. police were called to san antonio way around 9:30 yesterday morning. they found the victim. several search warrants have been served trying to find suspects. that investigation continues. state senate leader darrell steinberg is pushing a bill to help communities deal with the drought. his proposal would redirect millions of dollars intended for climate change relief to

water conservation projects. also, it would set a july 1st deadline for state agencies to approve water recycling projects. a spokesman for stein berg says he's still working on the details. unemployment is expected to jump in california's central valley among farm workers because of the drought. many farmers say some of their fields will be left unplanted because there's not enough water for irrigation. that creates a ripple effect on farm workers, food processing centers, truck drivers and those who sell products and likely the price we pay at the grocery stores. >> that's rice. hundred of -- that's right. hundreds of pieces of mail snatched from homes around the san jose. the important liter leet -- the important letter police are telling you to watch out for. >> reporter: and this memorial in hon hemp of a 3-year-old

girl who police say was killed by her mother and her mother's boyfriend. why officers had visited the family's apartment in the past. 680 at the sunol grade. traffic is looking okay at this hour. we have an incident in crockett. this is 880. we have an incident in crockett. we tant to talk about next -- we want to talk about next. it will be a crisp day. temperatures much, much colder. the high temperatures will stay cold.

well, it's just about 8:30. welcome back. this is "mornings on 2." we're live in napa right now.

a poignant shot, live pictures you are looking at. this community is pulling together after the murder of a 3-year-old girl. you see all of the mementos out here. the police investigation continues. we'll have a live report on what they are checking on and where this is going in just a couple of minutes. it's monday morning, february 3rd. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve's got a lot to tell you about. >> i do. mostly clear, maybe a few partly cloudies later on. but overall, drier air coming in. it's a cooler day. some of the rainfall was pretty good. .10 for some. over 1 inch of rain. it looks like half moon bay, 1 moi 15. about .3 to .5 for most locations. livermore, .3. concord, .25. with .5 in the santa cruz mountains. mostly clear. it is noticeably colder for some. a lot of colder air filtered in after yesterday's system.

it's taking the turn and going exit stage right. for us, it will be mostly sunny today. a little chill in the air. northerly breeze. high pressure to the north. low pressure to the south. high doesn't like it so it fills it with a breeze. 50s, low to mid. here's tara. we have an injury in crockett. this is on side streets before the carquinez breeze specifically on pomona street. it left a lot of oil on the street. crews are working to clean that up. quite a few accidents along the peninsula. a bunch of two-car crashes on 101 as you can see as well as 280, they are causing delays. in la fayette, this is a look at highway 24 where it's been sluggish all morning long as you make the dry toward the caldecott tunnel. 880 near the oakland coliseum. traffic on the right-hand side is northbound as you make your way downtown. it's slowed down over the past half-hour quite a bit. back to the desk.

an autopsy is set for today to reveal more information about the killing of a 3-year- old girl in napa. the suspects the child's mother and the mother's boyfriend. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live this morning in napa. this has brought this community together. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you, dave. for some of the background here before this girl was found dead over the weekend, napa police had visited her apartment on a number of occasions for domestic violence-related calls. in fact, they were here just last week for a visit but officers never saw any signs this little girl was in any kind of danger. this is the scene behind us here this morning at this complex. a good-sized memorial. it's continuing to grow. in fact, you can see all of the candles, the cards, the stuffed animals and the balloons here

for this 3-year-old girl. 3-year-old kayleigh slusher found dead over the weekend. last night, a number of people, dozens of family members, friends neighbors, gathered for a vigil. her body was found on saucket with signs of -- on saturday with signs of blunt force trauma. there was no one else inside the apartment at the time. that's why officers immediately began to search for her mother, 23-year-old sara krueger and her boyfriend, 26-year-old ryan werner. witnesses had seen the couple leaving the apartment with luggage hours before the girl's body was discovered. then on sunday morning, the two were spotted at el cerrito. b.a.r.t. police picked them up. they were brought back to napa and they are now both facing homicide charges. police say there are also -- >> there's nothing we can do or say that can bring her back. i hope nobody ever has to go through this. it's tough. >> reporter: napa police say both krueger and werner have prior record. the two of them are expected to

appear in court for the first time now facing those homicide charges. they are facing assault charms as well according to police. investigators say the girl ally body has signs of blunt force trauma. they are hoping to learn more from an autopsy about how she died and that autopsy is slated to be performed later on today. we're live this morning in napa, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. uc berkeley police are out there searching for a suspect in an attempted kidnapping near the albany housing complex on jackson street. a man in a large suv tried to force a 15-year-old boy on crutches into his car. police say the boy fought back, hitting the suspect with one of his cufs and he got a -- crutches and he got away without being hurt. the suspect is white or latino between 30 and 40. he has a beard. he's about 6 feet tall with a medium build an was was last

seen wearing a black baseball -- and was last seen wearing a black baseball cap, blue jeans and construction workers. dendzle workers. my baby was a good boy. he department deserve this. my heart is hurting so bad. >> at this point, we don't know what led up to the deadly gunfire. the police are asking for witnesses to come forward as the search for the suspects continues. more than 250 letters will be sent to south bay residents by police letting them know they are victims of mail theft. the police of los gatos,

arrested these two men last month for possession of drugs and stolen property. they had hundreds of pieces of stolen mail. people who were targeted will be receiving a letter with instruzs on how to -- instructs how to claim -- instructions how to claim their mail. after the massive hacking of debit and credit card information from target and me nonmarcus, 2 investigates looks into the underground black market where stolen information is sold. >> if you say i want to buy a $10,000 credit limit on visa, they will upload that to you and all you have to do is pay $140 and now you have $10,000 at your disposal. >> experts take us shopping for stolen and debit on secret websites. tonight at 5:00, 2 investigates looks into how these websites work, just how much sensitive information is out there and the race to find the sites and shut them down. that's all tonight on the news at 5:00.

8:36. a ban on plastic bags in los gatos starts today. the city council approved the ban in august. shoppers who don't have plastic bags will have to pay 10 cents to get one. the bans are already in effect in most bay area cities and counties. tomorrow, the san francisco board of supervisors will decide whether to put a soda tax on the november ballot. that tax would add 2 cents per ounce to the cost of a soda. the money would pay for a nutrition and exercise program. over the weekend, county supervisors kicked off a campaign supporting this idea. the american beverage association is fighting the proposed soda tax. they say it will raise grocery and restaurant prices for everyone. administrators in san francisco general hospital say the new security measures put in place after a recent tragedy paid off last week. patient valerie gates was in urgent need of medication when she left the hospital grounds

thursday afternoon. the 34-year-old woman was found the next morning in the mission district, then brought back to the hospital for treatment. hospital administrators say they were able to find her with the help of a new patient tracking system. that tracking system came about as the result of the death of hospital patient lynn spaulding last fall. authorities found the body of the 57-year-old woman in a little used exterior hospital stairwell two weeks after she disappeared. there's new information about that tragedy at sf general. the chronicle reports hospital nurses ignore orders from doctors and failed to complete and around the clock watch on smalling before she walked away -- spaulding before she walked away from her room. we had the chance to go to levi stadium to see the

features there. also, nelson mandella's will, it reveals how he made his millions. traffic is moving very well in foster city. we have a lot of hiccups along the peninsula. we'll let you know where they are coming up. mostly clear skies. a beautiful, crisp day. temperatures will be on the cool side. will they stay there and the big question, is there more rain on the extended outlook?

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u.s. stocks falling hard today with the dow jones extending losses after its worse monthly percentage drop since may 2012. taking a live look at the big board, the dow down 190 points right now. that's 1.2%. the nasdaq is down almost 1.5%, down 60 points. s&p down 22. treasury secretary jacob lieu said he will start to emergency measures to avoid a default on the national debt. congress suspend the debt limit as part of a deal to reopen the government of a a partial shut jownd. that suspension ends --

shutdown. that suspension ends on friday. earlier this morning, in oakland, a good samaritan rescued a woman from this house fire. it started about 2:00 this morning damaged two homes on 34th street. no one was hurt. eight people are now working with the red cross to find a temporary place to stay. starting today, weekday commuters will be charged $2 to park at the larkspur ferry terminal. if you don't pay the fee, you may get a $45 fine. the ferry district expects that to bring in about $400,000 a year. an investigation goes on this morning into a double stabbing in san francisco. someone stabbed the man and a woman at about 4:00 right along the embarcadero in san francisco. ktvu's brian flores has been there since 5:30. you're back now and you say the police cleared the scene but it's not the first time they've left. >> reporter: you are right.

they left about 30 minutes ago. they were here around 6:00 and then came -- they left around 6:30 but came back a short time later. but again, they have cleared the scene here. i also spoke with the detective a short time ago. he tells me that the search wants for a suspect this morning. police say that around 4:15 this morning, two people, a man and a woman who police say may have been homeless were stabbed near the public restroom next to pier 7. they don't know at this point what led up to the stabbing but police say there was some type of altercation. the male victim was stabbed in the chest but was able to walk to the corner of sacramento and drumm before a friend of his apparently called 911. police say that's when they heard of the second victim, a woman who stayed near the restroom near pier 7 and was on the ground until a good samaritan called 911 for her. both victims are at sf general. the man is in critical condition. the woman is in stable condition with non-life- threatening injuries.

>> we have cameras in the areas. some businesses and restaurants have cameras. >> reporter: now, we also spoke to -- about five crab fisherman who saw the suspect. they described him as a 6-foot tall hispanic man drinking and being loud throughout the night. they also say he was involved with another altercation with two men earlier. the two men were able to get away. now, again, police will be looking at surveillance cameras from a couple of restaurants. the waterfront cafe is be -- is behind me. we also understand the female victim is not saying much to police and is not cooperating. back to you. >> thank you. the accidental killing of a police officer by a fellow officer could lead to some big changes for b.a.r.t. police. sergeant tom smith was shot and killed during ta probation search of a robbery suspect's apartment in dublin last month. it was the 6th officer-involved

shooting death and the first friendly fire death in the 40- year-old history of the b.a.r.t. police department. some critics are now redoing their call for b.a.r.t. police officers done disarmed. others are going further and calling for the entire department to be disbanded and have local police and sheriff's deputies patrolling trains and stations. some community colleges may start offering bachelor's degrees. the demand is growing for bachelor's degrees in health professions, information technology and law enforcement. a pill was introduced to -- a bill was introduced to lawmakers in january. if approved, it could have students enrolling by the fall of 2015. nationwide, there are 21 states that allow community colleges to offer bachelor's degrees. we know who won the super bowl. but who won the competition between -- between the plays out on the field? pam cook is in our newsroom now with a wrapup of the super bowl commercials, the winners and

pam, the losers, too. >> yep. ultimately the consumers get to decide and the votes on yahoo! are going to radio shack. >> the '80s called. they want their store back. ♪ >> radio shack trying to be cool again seemed to hit the spot with consumer judges. they say they are aware of their brand image and the need to change. ♪ >> cheerios brought back its popular family. the little girl steals the show with her negotiating over a puppy when she find out she's getting a baby brother or sister. the commercials that will not work for consumers, they didn't like olympic act leeckets standing in front of what consumer judges call disgusting looking subway's sandwich and they didn't like the little

girl sitting in the mauz ma -- mazeratti. if you would like to see the commercials again, go to ktvu.com. the budweiser, i just red that a vp at bud weezer said that -- budweiser said the inspiration became between a puppy and a clydesdale. 8:48 is the time. want to check in with tara in for sal. apparently there is an accident up in napa. >> there this. this came down highway 29. this is at lincoln avenue right in the heart of napa. a minivan verses a light pole. >> look at all of these arrows. these are accidents to

accidents that are hey long 101 or 280 along the -- along 101 or 280 along the peninsula. it's very slow at 101. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic has eased up a little bit. for those of you who don't have fastrack or are not carpooling it will take you ten minutes to get in the city. 280, san jose, there's a little bit of traffic there. give yourself extra time. let's head to steve. thank you. what a beautiful day after yesterday's wonderful rain. .10. half moon bay had the most that i could see. good visibility. december/january bone-dry. maybe things are changing in february. definitely better opportunities to get cooler temperatures in here. that will be the theme this week. if we can get the jet stream to continue to dig south, better opportunity for rain. it looks like the next one is wednesday afternoon or evening. had some low cloud. 30s on the temperatures.

much, much colder. noticeably colder. 20s in the mountains. 23 in reno. 29 ukiah. a lot of snow at cobb mountain and lake county. about 8 of ins. our stam is gone. mostly sunny for us today. cooler. there will be a northwest breeze there and temperatures which have been through the roof are finally setting in beale low. we should be -- below. we should be 58, 59, 62. these will be 52, 55, 56. these are below average. it will stay that day this week and we cloud it up wednesday, wednesday night, thursday. maybe more rain. some cold air to the north. we'll see if it will make it down here. next system possible on sunday. well, yesterday's storm brought snow to some bay area mountaintops. in contra costa county there was enough snowfall to close the road leading up to mt. diablo summit. but some people still hiked up there to enjoy some of the

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his will shows he had an estate of 4.1 million and owned an upscale home in johannesburg and a modest house in his rural home in south africa. most of his money came from book sales including his best- selling auto by autobiography. there will be an autopsy today to determine the exact cause of death of actor philip seymour hoffman. ♪ >> because of the way i talk. >> hoffman won an oscar in 2006. he was found dead in his new york city apartment yesterday. reportedly, the result of a heroin overdose. many people in the bay area fondly remember his role as oakland a's manager art howe in the 2011 film money ball. today is a big deadline for the top aide of chris christie.

they need to respond to document subpoenas issued by state lawmakers. the investigation focuses on complain closures on the busy george wurk bridge last summer. reportedly to punish a -- george washington bridge last summer reportedly to punish a mayor who did not endorse him for re-election. christie said he knew nothing about the plan. last week a top person involved in the scandal said there's evidence existing that governor christie knew about the lane closures. governor christie had been seen as a leading republican candidate for the white house in 2016. starting tomorrow, more than 1,000 new domain names will be available on the internet. the race to buy up this untouched land has some people referring to the change as an internet land rush. the names had to be created because the internet was running out of space. the new domains will be available in dozens of new languages they may generate hundreds of millions of dollars in sales.

some of the expected new domain names include dot bike dot clothing and dot guru. 8:55. tomorrow, san francisco city leaders will consider a new measure designed to help slow evacuations in rent controlled units. david campos will introduce legislation that would impose tough new restrictions on the ellis act. that's a state law that allows property owners to kick out tenants if they want to take a building off the rental market. campos says hess proposal is the city's latest attempt to ensure people can afford to stay in san francisco. the 49ers and their fans are already talking about the 2014 season which is expected to include the opening of the new levi stadium in zlar. we had a sneak peek and found some big differences between the 49ers old home at candlestick park and the new stadium. the project manager says the stadium has what he calls a personality that fits northern

california. >> so much nicer, so much bigger, so much more open. there's not these long lines in the rest rooms. you can walk up and get concession. i can get a signal on my phone. >> other things you will notice are how close the stands are to the field and how easy it is to get around. there are 30 escalators, five times as many at candlestick park and the concourses are 63 feet wide, more than three times as big as at the old stadium. big difference. >> yes. let's check in with tara. you are watching highway 4 and everything else. >> i sure am. things get crowded around this time of the morning the eastshore freeway starts to look bad. we've had a lot of incidents along the peninsula. this is highway 4 through baypoint. the pittsburg area, traffic is looking pretty good and the sun is out. this is highway 24. this is also beginning to pick up as you make your way toward the come -- comedy tut tunnel

-- caldecott tunnel. milpitas, not so great. there is a sign in the center divider for the carpool lane that's barely hanging on. it's about ready to blow off. the opposite direction of the lawrence expressway. here's steve. >> mostly sunny, low clouds kind of coming down from mendocino county, maybe parts of lakes county, giving us a partly sunny mostly cloudy day. it will be cold in the morning. tuesday, clouding up wednesday, thursday. maybe some more rain. >> all right. thank you, steve. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your chice for news have a great day.

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