good morning, breaking news from san jose, man barricaded himself inside home since 6:00 last night, the major new development that just happened moments ago. this weekend's heavy rain

brought down a tree early this morning here in san mateo county, it came down on top of power lines, pge crews are out here trying to repair this situation and get the road reopened. we'll tell you how long it might be, coming up. payments landing at the wrong airport. we'll look at the bay area connection. we're live in mill valley where mud slides, sledding, and car crashes happened. how much rain fell over the weekend. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. good monday morning, thank you for joining us, we to want take you out to the valley area, very dark out there, but we are out thereto live this morning because a tree came down, skyline boulevard, we're going to take you back out and and look, the rain has moved out of the bay area, but a lot of damage left behind. thank you for joining us again, monday morning, february 10th, i'm pam cook.

>> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, you finally taking a breather? yeah north bay needs to. >> things are improving, we have drizzle out there, maybe kind of foggy for some, most locations are cloudy. we'll have a mix clouds today. 72 hour totals, over 21-inches of rain. 50s on the ten, humidity factor is through the roof. weather advisory until eight o'clock, looks -- 8:00, looks like more rain than snow. clouds will be rolling in, jet stream is staying north, temperatures today will be in the 60s here, we're starting off kind of mild here, even up

in the sierra nevada, again, if you are heading up there, weather advisory until 8:00, here's sal. steve, good morning, we are looking at a commute that's just moderate, we have some slow traffic now to report at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up beyond the 880 overcrossing, we're looking at a ten minutetobacco on the bridge. we're looking at 20, almost 30 minutes now into san francisco, and people are up and out early this morning. little bit wet, not raining right now at the toll plaza. this is a look at the bridge, same thing goes, the roads are wet, the weather will be moving through as you just heard, but you'll still see puddles here and there, nothing major though, and you can see traffic looks good. the peninsula traffic is looking good. 6:30, let's go back to the desk. all right, back to our developing news now, san jose police have taken a man into custody after surrounding a house, we are out there live

this morning, this is vernice avenue in san jose. the man was holed up there for hours. it started last night at 6:00 after an anonymous calling told police that a wanted man was in the house. police were able to make contact with the man, and he said he was stuck. now within the last hour, officers entered the house and found the man was stuck in the crawl space underneath the house. they did take him into custody. the officers still out there on the scene, talking about what happened and what's going on right now. it's not clear what the man was wanted for at this point, but our reporter is on the scene as well, she'll have an update at 6:30. happening now, still flag problem in the san mateo county hills. this could be tied to the big weekend storm. alex savage is joining us live. big tree crashed down live on skyline boulevard. >> reporter: highway 84 will be blocked for several more hours throughout the morning here in

the woodside area after a tree, a large tree actually came down here and took down some power license early this morning, pge has cut the power to those lines we're told so the power is not running through them anymore. but now crews need safely remove this tree somehow. let me show you the scene from earlier today, it's pretty dark out here right now. this tree is blocking highway 84 near skyline boulevard, and this is about a quarter mile or so from alice's restaurant, if you're familiar with this area. sheriff's department got this cull ebbed 3:30 this morning. the ground here in this area is heavily saturated. and that seems to be why this tree just gave way this morning. there were other trees that came down in the weekend's storm. pge is out here, they're surveying the damage in the area, at this point, we haven't been given any number on how many people lost power because of the fact that the power

lines were taken out by the tree, but we have a call into pge this morning to get an estimate on the number of people without power. but we are told again, it'll be several hours, possibly three hours before highway 84 will be l reopen in that area. we're live in san mateo county, alex savage, ktvu news. big storm ended, at least for now, but there are a lot of problems to deal with this morning. we are in the county where until late last night, there was of a flash flood warning, tara. >> reporter: we're here along the creek where the water is gushing. mill valley got about a four of rain with nearly 20-inches. we're here off miller avenue in the downtown area, and just down the street, unslain closed in front of the high school because of street flooding. chp wants to remind you to slow down on the slick roads. yesterday, a 60-foot landslide

collapse collapsed from the road above and crashed into a newly built study. firefighters were keeping it from moving more. >> it's scary, same time it's more water in the rose voice >> we want the rain, yeah, just not the flooding. >> reporter: the 2:00 a.m. club, the owners brought out sandbags to help scave off the high waters that comes every year when the rain and tide push storm drains past their limit. meanwhile, it may have contributed to a deadly car crash yesterday morning. jeep plunged 50 feet down an embankment, driver was found dead by rescue crews. it is drive now and the -- now and the flash flood warning has been called off. we're live in mill valley, ktvu, channel 2 news. in the men time, two men were rescue after being stranded in the county. they took out a small boat into the dangerous waters, but then, they couldn't get out. jogger heard them screaming for

help. firefighterrings used ropes and life jackets to get them. neither man was hurt. sandbags are piled up in truckee as people pace themselves for possible flooding. the river may overflow and flood the streets. some business owners say they're not worried, at least not yet. one woman says she's lived in truckee for 15 years and never seen a flood. power back on this morning, that's after yesterday's storm knocked out the lights to more than 5,000 customers. one of our photographers thought video yesterday morning watch transformer shorting out in the rain. that happened in san francisco at fulton near golden gate park. this morning, pge is reporting two minor outages in the bay area. we're continuing to monitor the conditions, whenever you're not by a television, get weather

updates on our weather app on ktvu.com and follow us on facebook and twitter. all right pam, time now 6:08, the reason rain expose another potentially big problem with a span of the bay bridge. the bridge is leaking. caltrans says rain water is dripping into the steel structure on the suspension stretch of the span which is supposed to be water tight. engineers are trying to pinpoint source of the leaks which are raising concerns of corrosion. >> the concern is that water is getting into the rail and it's kind of then dripping down some of the bolts that connect the barrier rail to the road. >> the engineers say they are confident they can fix that problem. caltrans says the plans preparis the holding a 10:00 news conference this morning. heyward police say the victim of a home invasion robbery killed one intruder and wounded another. it happened yesterday evening at a home on western boulevard.

police say a man told them that he shot a man and woman who had invaded his home. officers found the man's body inside the home, but say the woman escaped. and is believed to have sought treatment for several gunshot wounds at eden valley hospital. it's not clear if the intruder's had guns. last week's death of a 78- year-old pedestrian now has one traffic safety group calling for drastic change on san francisco's sunset boulevard. police have already identified the street in the sunset district as one of the most dangerous in the city. critics say there are very few stop signs and traffic lights on the busy six-lane road. now one safety group is proposing eliminating the third lane to discouragedded so- called freeway mental. it's possible your next flight might land at the wrong airport. last month, this south airlines flight was supposed to land at branson international airport missouri. instead, it landed at a smaller airport, seven miles away.

the associated press reports planes have landed at the wrong airport about 150 times since the early 1990s. one spot is san jose, pilots are instead in some cases trying to land at moffet field. that's a joint civilian military airport ten miles away. the tower control says that happens more often when the weather is bad. 6:11, officers wearing body cameras. why one police department says it would be willing to pay up to $60,000 if it ends up liking this recording device. also historic win for an athlete from south lake tahoe, how the 23-year-old felt right at home after claiming her olympic medal. good morning, right now we are looking at a commute that is getting busier by the moment, it's still a little bit wet throughout, as we look at interstate 80, drive times here have been moving on the way up.

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welcome back, online security experts say expect to see more cyber attacks on retailers in the coming months. the fbi says more than 20 companies have had their computer networks hacked. similar to the target data

breach. the names of all the affect companies, that hasn't been released yet. and we don't know how many shoppers have been effected. hackers have also penetrated data bases of three big medical device makers. that's according to san francisco chronical. the attackers struck medtronic, st. jude medical with manufacturing plants and boston scientific, they have offices in freemont, san jose, and santa clara. it's not clear what they wanted or what they got away with. the u.s. embassy in guyana issues a warning about a threat information on the flights taking off today from that south american county heading here to the u.s. now americans in guyana are being advised not to fly on caribbean airlines and make other travel plans until at least wednesday. u.s. lawmakers expresses frustration today that russia

is withholding information that could help protect americans there. tens of thousands of security forces are patrolling the olympic games. southern california congressman adam shift said today the u.s. is not getting the kind of cooperation he'd like from the russians about their inside information. he also acknowledged though there is a culture barrier. >> i think as a matter of russian pride they don't to want share that, as a matter of not disclosing their sources and methodists they don't to want share that, but it means we'reless effective in protecting people. >> russian authorities described efforts a z a quote, ring of steel around sochi. time now 6:16, jamie anderson of south lake tahoe is celebrating a big victory at the olympics in the women's slope style snow boarding. and just to let you know, we'll be announcing the running medal count later on in the story. anderson tweeted this photo yesterday, celebrating her victory, her caption reads words can't describe. the 23-year-old put together an

almost perfect run in the finals. >> it just felt so good to be able to do something i knew i could do and believed it and have the passion and determination to do what i'm capable of. >> way to go,er hoo's another medal count so far, norway is in the lead. netherland isn't far behind, they have four medals. we'll continue to update the running medal count as the official results come in. well today, two members of congress will turn up the political heat on the washington redskins. they're going to send strongly worded letters to the nfl commissioner urging him to support changing the team's name because it is offensive to native americans. democratic senator maria cantwell of washington state and tom cole of home worked together. it warns that federal lawmakers may consider ending the nfl's

tax exempt status if the league does not push far name change. time now 6:17, roads are still wet, traffic problems, sal, what about that tree that fell down on the peninsula? >> well you see alex savage our reporter is there, he told us that pge told him it's going to be at least a few hours before they clear it. let me put it on the map for you, this is highway 84 near skyline. right near that very famous alice's restaurant. might even be a motorcycle or two there now. anyway, i digress, traffic will be affected. alex is there, he's going to tell us more about what's going on. you fake highway 84, you might want to strongly consider going highway 92 and using that instead. it might be longer, but less hassle as a result. let's go to live pictures, traffic is okay here at the toll policeman disa, it's about a 20 minute delay at the toll.

ten minutes into the san francisco, half hour drive time into the city. we're also looking now at interstate 880, it's getting busier here in oakland as you pass the coliseum, 6:1, let's go to steve. things are winding down, more cloudy conditions or fog being reported. storm track heading north, not before it set up shop in the north bay, not so much elsewhere. further south though, things were actually more cloudy and windy than rainy. february is off to a good start here, and there's signs that maybe more rain in the old seven, 15 day outlook, we're done with this pattern, kentfield 11 and three quarters, napa had seven and three quarters. for some, it was okay, for others it was just crazy.

some of the over rain totals -- for some it was good, the rain total which has been abysmal getting better, but santa rosa over nine inches of rain. san francisco 40%. oakland airport, 33%, and san jose 28%. we could use more, but at least we made a dent here. 50s on the temps, very mild. and all that will moisture in the air, not much of a breeze yet, might be some of the wet. gives us that fog up in the sierra, more rain than snow, there was an advisory out until 8:00 this morning, the storm tracker that rain lines heading north, maybe the lake county, lake tuesday into wednesday. 50s for some, 30s up in the

mountains, and there goes the cloud cover, it's out of the picture, everything now is heading north, we see it this moving out, morning light rain kind of drizzle within that'll give way to mild temps and hopefully to my throat clearing up. you know it's live tv, you fight it, finally you just say okay, wave the white towel. 60s object temps today. mid-60s, rain is out of here for now. warm here towards the end of the week, thursday and friday, then cooldown on the weekend, rain stays to the north. dreamworks studio is expanding. the studio behind shrek will publish children's become. according to the wall street journal, it's starlet with shre conclude they are expected to be available in time for the holidays. where am i? congresswoman me if you want to not die. >> ma happening. >> lego movie did better than expected. taking in in more than $69

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welcome back to the morning news whereby 6:24 is the time, company is recalling about 8.7 million pounds of meat. it is the second recall for rancho feeding corporation in less than a month. the u.s. department of agriculture food safety inspection service says the meat may have been processed from diseased and unsound animals. the recall applies to meat produced between january 2013 and january 2014. so far no reported of cases of people getting sick. another new study shows nearly three out of four young people in the u.s. consume some form of caffeine. the report released by the government analysis of national health surveys claims most of that caffeine is from soda, coffee, and tea. researchers say the rate of consumption didn't budge much

over the ten year study, but it is the first to study recent national trends in caffeine used among children and young adults. speaking of caffeine, 6:25, people are lining up outside of a new coffee house in los angeles. looks like a regular starbucks until you closely and see it's called dumb starbucks. the coffee is free. although it's really not that good. and no one seems to know who's really behind it. some of the customers have their own ideas about that. >> that's the story they're tell people, really, it's a reality show. and i think there's a camera in that expresso machine. >> that's an idea. they just answered a help wanted ad. and there's a flier that says it's a real coffee house, but its calling itself parody art to get around trademark laws. starbucks says this is not one of their stores, they are investigating the matter. today a state senator will introduce legislation that

could make a beach available to the public again. it's called martin beach, it's south of half-moon bay. the only way there though is down a road that's on private property. the current owner has locked the gate. senator jerry hill wants the state to take action that would reopen that gate. it's now 6:26, the russian river is flowing again after that weekend storm. we'll tell you when it's expected to crest and the major difference between now and just two weeks ago. and a tree has fallen on top of power lines and is now blocking highway 84 in san mateo county this morning. pge crews are trying to get things fixed. how long it may be until the road can we open. good morning, traffic on the east shore freeway is getting a little bit busier, get to a crowded day bridge toll blanc olympia accident happen. drive times to get across the bay next. rain is ending and moving north, not before off the chart totals for the north bay.

we'll see if this stays dry forthere's more rain on the way.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, they are opening the -- ringing the opening bell. they are calling the original woof of wall street. people remember mr. peabody and sherman, and that's the movie coming out. it was an old cartoon, right? >> my boyhood. way back machine. mr. peabody and sherman. >> he does look familiar, but, they are, i think the movie comes out now, and so they are celebrating that, and hopefully we'll have something to celebrate for the numbers, we'll get to those in just a moment of how the markets open up today. >> thank you for joining us here on channel 2 morning news, monday, february 10th, i'm dave

clark. >> queen, i'm pam cook, 6:30, did you watch mr. peabody? >> i did, but fog horn was it. >> they made a movie on him, i'd go see that. yes pam, we did, we all did. we're getting a break, fog, drizzle, points north divided by that, the north still in line for rain, but for us, everything's about done. there wasn't a lot for some, but way too much for others. three, four day totals over a foot of rain for some. further south, taunt bad, it's really, really mild, one upper 40 now santa rosa checking in. clearing taking place. there'll be fog, winter weather until 8:00, it's big a beeline towards oregon and northern

california. we need a little break in the north bay, that is for sure. fog sun, mild conditions, drizzle, fog, or light rain, mainly drizzle, 60s on the temps we are here's sal. right now we are looking at a compute that is affected by the weather, and one of the things we want to talk about is that three came down on the road at highway 35 skyline. came down, and it's going throb far while. live report from the scene coming up in just a moment has been you need to know it is make different plans, you can't dwi on this road. let's look at the commute here at the toll plaza, about a 20 minute delay, and then another ten minutes into san francisco, so the drive time is about a half hour getting into san francisco. interstate 880 in oakland looks good, right now maybe your chance to get, on the oakland freeways without any major delays. that traffic trouble in the county hills could be tied to the big weekend storm, ktvu's

alex savage joins us live from the valley where big tree has come down on skyline boulevard. >> highway 84 will be blocked in both directions for the next couple of hours in the woodside area, that is because of this large tree that came crashing down early this morning, it fell from here on the right side of the road, that's where it uprooted, and you can see probably it took down some of these power lines here. that run alongside the road and the tree fell, blocking both lanes of the road as well. pge has cut power no those lines, but now crews need to figure out the best way to safely remove this tree. the mystery blocking highway 84 near skyline boulevard. and this is about a quarter mile or so from alex's restaurant. the sheriff's department got this call about the downed tree at about 3:30 this morning, of course this weekend, several days of drenching rain left the ground and this area saturated, that's probably this tree just gave way. the sheriff's department says

there were several other trees that fell throughout the weekend. now pge crews are surveying the dak, again, it'll take several more hours, at least two more hours to get highway 84 reopened in the area. it's a fairly well-traveled thorough faye for these people. live in san mateo county, channel 2 news. 6:34 this morning, bay area crews are busy cleaning up after that big storm. a lot of crews worked all night removing mud, rocks, and other debris from the road, our news crew saw one oakland crew working in a downpour at a winding stretch of fish ranch road. >> cold. wet. dark. so yeah, hopefully they'll send us more people out here. >> well, they're dedicated. those city workers are closely watching the soaked hillsides which as you know, often collapse after a lot of heavy rain. the weekend storm is

filling up the russian river which is an important gauge to the north bay's water my -- supply. it was expected to crest later today as water makes its way down from the hills. yesterday, it was gushing at 9,000 cubic feet per second. the samoa in a agency says the water in the river will be enough to sustain formers and ranchers for the next few months, but says trs not enough end to the water conservation efforts. now less than two weeks ago, this is what the russian river looked like. it was so low you could walk daughters or sons. at that time, it was at the lowest level for january in more than 50 years. well the north bay was the hardest hit by the weekend storms, more than a foot of rain was reported during the four-day downpour some pots. the wet weather caused flooding, landslides, and some traffic accidents. coming up at 6:45, live all right from mill valley with more on the damage caused.

time now 6:35, also developing news from san jose, police finally is captured a wanted man after spending almost 11 hours trying to get him to surrender. we are joined leif from san jose, how did the officers finally capture him? >> reporter: dave, the man claimed that he was trapped in the crawl space, understood beneath the house. you could see officers are still here, they're just packing up right now. now this man, most likely face charges of evade police, he's, transported to the jail and being bock booked. police evacuated eight to ten homes near story and white roads as a i have isty measures. officers came after an anonymous caller said a wanted man is staying at a home there. police confirmed a felony warrant and evacuated two people from the house. police say the man was known to carry weapons and has a violent past.

the officers negotiated and after nearly 11 and a half hours, he finally gave up. >> they did find him in the crawl space. whether he was stuck or not, we don't know. but they convinced i want to come out as of about five minutes ago, he was taken into custody. >> reporter: police stay took so long because it was unknown if he had weapons on him. police tell the house was his relative's home. at this point, everyone is safe. crime tape should be taken down soon and people evacuated can return to their homes. five san jose we can ktvu channel 2 news. also this morning, heyward police are trying to piece together the circumstancing that led up to an apparent home invasion robbery that killed one intruder. now brian flores is in heyward this morning with what we know so far, brian. >> reporter: good morning, lots of unanswered questions in the this apparent home invasion rob lay it happened yesterday. according to police, someone tried to rob a home on the

21,000 block of western but also reporting that the victim apparently shot and kilted one of those intruders. i want to go to video yesterday from the scene. again happened shortly after 5:30. it was raining during that time as well. police say after they received a car of this robbery, when they arrived, they found one man dead inside nap man according to police was one of the suspects, and he had been shot to death. the victim, apparently told police that other robbers had fled the scene. now about 20 minutes after that, police got another call of somebody dropping off woman at a nearby hospital. also suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. it's believed according to police that this woman was part of the robbery, it is unclear this morning her condition. it's also unclear whether the the victim was targeted in this case, how the victim was doing, whether the robbers were able to get away with anything, or even if the suspects knew the victim. we do have calls into heyward police this morning to hopefully have some of those questions answered this morning. we're reporting live here in

heyward, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. now some police officers are testing out body cameras, it's part of a 90 day pilot program. they record wealth video and audio. the spokesperson stays not only provides a record for encounters but can prevent suspects from being hostile. if the department lake the camera, they'll spend about 60 thousands dollars get more. all right maple. time now 6:39, it's a growing trend and state and county health officials are worried about it. parents not vaccinating their children and getting away we it. we're live in mill valley where creeks were pushed to the brink over the weekend. how much rain we got and who was hardest hit. good morning on highway four, we already have slow traffic coming in from pittsburgh to bay point, we'll tell you more about that ands give you a look at the bay

bridge toll policeman disa. clouds and fog left behind from the weekend system which continue much towards san host but almost too much say northbound. we'll see if there's more on the way. the great american novel.

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landslides, we are in the county with the heaviest rain hit there over the weekend. >> reporter: well the rain has stopped, but it's kind of misty right now and very foggy here in downtown mil valley, as you can see over here to my left is still gushing. this is mill valley saw nearly 12-inches of rain over the last four days with nearly 20-inches falling on the mountain. here off of miller avenue, and just down the street, one lane is closed in front of the high school because of street flood being yesterday a # 0-foot landslide collapsed from the road above into the backyard of a home and crashed into a newly built studio. firefighters shored up the fight to keep it from moving more. >> the hill never took that much water before, and the first time it did, it all gave way. >> reporter: 2:00 a.m. club, the owners brought out sandbags to save off high waters, it happens every year, the rain and tide push storm

drains past their limit. meanwhile, the storm may have contributed to a deadly car crash yesterday morning, the driver was killed when a jeep plunged 50 feet down a ravine. the chp wants to remind you today to drive slowly, even though there's no rain, they may be glided or slick. we're live, ktvu, channel 2 news. sfo reporting a few canceled flights on the heels of the big storm. this. comes after a ground delay program was put into effect yesterday. basically that reduces the landing pattern to just one plane at a time. this morning, oakland and san jose are not reporting any problems. now we're monitoring the weather for you as always, get the very latest weather updates on your mobile device, just follow the meteorologist on the ktvu app, twitter, and facebook. time now 6:44, new stats, more parents are deciding not to vaccinate their children. in the past, the number of

children not getting vaccinated has more than doubled. they are filling out a pbe or personal belief exemption. some parents worried those shots may cause autism or some other illness, but health officials disguy. >> there has been tens of thousands of kids studied, some who have received vaccines, others who haven't and there's no difference between those two get vaccines and those who don't. it's very frustrating to see that still prevailing out there. >> some school nurses say doctors should work harder to educate parents on the risk of not vaccinating their children. happening today, the federal government will extend several marriage rights to same- sex couples even if they live in states that did not recognize gay marriage. attorney general eric holder announced the change saturday night at a human rights chain event in new york. same-sex couples have the right to refuse to file for

bankruptcy, testify against a spouse and visit asanas prison. >> it appears to be an compages of the obama administration imposing its will on the states. >> we're going alie the same rules as for other married couples for the same-sex cup when is it comes to our courts. >> currently 33 states do not recognize same-sex marriage, under the new policy, same-sex couples that live in those states but who get legally married elsewhere would be treated the same as heterosexual cup unless all, federal, legal matters. months before the nfl draft, a college football star is making big news. by announcing he's gay. >> it's a load off my chest, i told my teammates this past august, i came out to my teammates with, they took it great, rallied around me, they supported me and i couldn't

have asked for better teammates. >> michael sames plays with the university of missouri tigers, he's come out, says he's proud to be gay. he's an all-american, as you heard him say, he came out to his teammates last season, and by the time it was over, he was voted the most valuable player and defensive player of the year in the southeastern conference. now if these drafting, he would become the first openly gay player in the nfl. 6:46 is the time, time to check in with tori campbell with look at mornings on 2, hi. >> good morning, coming up in minutes, san diego police officer under arrest, the disturbing charges he's facing involving several young women, especially considering position held by his father-in-law. a stockton man shot and killed by police, the dramatic scene 12 hours earlier that led up to this shooting. and going after a fan. how the college fleet is reacting after he had that angry exchange right at the end of a basketball game this weekend. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2, now back to you object morning news. let's talk about trafficking this morning, sal,

you're following several things, application the roads are still wet. >> yeah, they are, and we have a lot of slow traffic out there. good morning to you, westbound 5:80 will be slow -- 580 will be slow and so is 64. 580 especially on the pass job u.s. a lot of red. then we move to highway four, slow from pittsburgh to concord and 680 will be slow as you drive down towards the 24 interchange. let's go to live pictures now, i want to show you that northbound 280 in san jose looks good, but it's wet throughout still, some of the drizzle and wet weather moving through as steve has been telling us. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, 30 minute total drive anytime into san francisco. now, let's go to steve. >> thank you, good morning, lots of low clouds, fog, little mist, drizzle still hanging around. things are winding down, this next band is heading far to the north, although the lake county could get on more rain, i mean they are still saturated, it wouldn't take much, there still

could be drizzle, most serving hard, it's kind of below the radar now which is why it doesn't show up. some totals coming in for february for more than the entire year, just incredible. monday drizzle, fog cloudy in the morning, very mild though, then a mix of sun and clouds later on, mild afternoon, but the temperatures will give way in the 60s and after the rain, which really stacked up for some and not that much for others. napa, one location, there was another that had more than that. santa rosa 6.36. then after that, less than an inch. sanchos more cloudy and windy than rainy. i think that was from friday. sam it was just relentless,

nonstop. napa, there the other report i had, nearly nine inches of rain. how do we stack up? we were sop far behind, some areas aren't 50% of normal. 40%, we'll take what we can get. still ways to go here. 6:30 now, san francisco only 40%. oakland airport 3%. san jose is only 28. we're still way, way behind. 50s on the temps, one up for 40. so much moisture in the air though we're dealing with fog, looks like things are winding down down in the sierra. kind of a, report from kelly up in bridgeport, 41 degrees. so, cloud cover will be inching towards, 30s up in the mountains, 51, 57 l.a., so it's really mild. that weather advisory goes until 8:00, but again, some of the ski resorts coming on kirkwood at another two feet of wet snow. 7,000 feet, it's up there pretty high, rain and snow mix. fog, sun, mild and morning

rain, drizzle, whatever you want to call it, mild temps. humidity factor's really high, and temperatures lined up in the 60s, and normal this time of year is 59, 63 to 64. these are close to a little bit of above, they're going to go above again, could be rain to the north then, i don't think here, probably drizzle, then warm thursday, friday, cooldown as we go into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. digital birds making a permanent migration where flappy bird fans who missed out on downloading that app can find an alternative. driving solo, we may see fewer solo drivers in the future. beaffleck,

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, taking you live to the big board. better than futured indicated as far as the opening goes, dow jones down but only about 13 points right now. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq actually managing a bit of a game for each of one of those. but economists really talking about not a lot to feel optimistic about in terms of consumers and job seekers. right now, mcdonnell's stock is down this morning, that is after reporting disappointing numbers, mcdonald's says worldwide sales up 1.2%. that includes 2% increase in

europe, but u.s. sales dropped more than. percent. mcdonald's stock down about a quarter of a point right now. they blame bad weather across most of the eastern half of the country. most generous american couple lives here in the area, mark discussionerburg donated $970 million worth of facebook stock to a charity. that's the biggest of anyone in the u.s. 6:55, popular game that had a lot of people downloading to their phones disappeared from app stores. as of yesterday, you can't download flappy bird. but if you missed out on buying it, you can go to ebay, cell phones that are already equipped with the app, they're now up fur bids. last week the app had an average four star rating for more than 700,000 reviews. georgia's governor just declared a surge ahead of another big winter storm in the state. round of snow and ice comes just two weeks after another winter storm paralyze the the city.

state and local officials say they have since created an emergency weather task force. the national guard is on warning, and the department of transportation will be putting up signs all over the interstate. meanwhile, about 22,000 people in philadelphia are still without power. more than four days after an ice storm snapped the powerlines there, yesterday crews continued to try restore power as more snow fell. schools across ten different states have used up all of their snow days. school officials are forced to schedule make-up days on holidays and possibly extend the school year. time now 6:56, proposed new state senate bill will affect the financial future of city college of san francisco. mayor ed lee and state senator mark leno will announce it at san francisco city hall. the last year the commission threatened to revoke the accreditation and then on friday, the school's request to reverse that, it was denied. city college facials say the

next step is a formal appeal. california's health exchange setting aside 200 mom dollars to fight you have budget short falls. the agency has enrolled 625,000 people through mid-january, which is the most of any state. federal grants, the sole financial support and the state audit said the agency is at high-risk because of the difficulty of projecting future enrollment. rise in the number of green car pool stickers used arounded bay area. state officials say they could reach their 40,000 limit by this summer. more than 70% have already been issued. now it allows drivers of hybrid cars to drive solo in the car pool lane. they have to meet california's zero emission vehicle requirements. officials say with hybrid cars becoming cheaper there's more command to get those stickers. next on mornings on 2, big tree causing big problems in the san mateo county hills. we'll take you there.

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>> reporter: and a downed tree this morning is fall -- or has fallen, i should say, on top of power lines here and is blocking highway 84 in the woodside area of san mateo county. we'll tell you about the work pg&e is doing to remove this tree and how long before the road will reopen. the s.w.a.t. team surrounds a san jose home where police eventually found a wanted man after nearly 12 hours. >> reporter: we're live in hayward where one man is dead after an apparent home-invasion robbery. coming up, we'll tell you how the homeowner was able to defend himself. and a new, potentially dangerous problem on the eastern span of the bay bridge. the leaks exposed by the weekend rain. "mornings on 2" begins right now. welcome to "mornings on 2." we are live in san mateo county, where,s a you can see, a large tree continues to block a major road at this hour. there