>> 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 it is.

it's just one of many of the problems that cleanup crews around the bay area are facing after the weekend's heavy and much-needed rainfall. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> how did you handle the rain? >> enjoyed it. >> so did i. good morning. i'm dave clark. steve, are we done for now? >> in this pattern, except for drizzle and light rain. everything is heading north. a lot of cloud cover here is taking aim at us. might have issues. we do have a little bit of lingering fog, also some of that drizzle around. that should end by 9:00. still, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. mount tam over 20 inches. these are three -- some of these are four-day totals. mill valley, 11.75. sausalito, 9.5. ben lomond had 9.5. kentfield almost a foot of rain. cobb mt., 11. kentfield, oakmont, 11.

napa almost 9 inches. that was one location. it was really mild. this was not a cold system. the south bay got more clouds than anyone else. a winter weather advisory up in the sierra. there's a lot more rain up there than snow. cloud cover will still kind of race across, i might get rain in mendocino county, lake county wednesday. fog, sun, morning drizzle will give way to morning temperatures which will be in the mid-60s. here's sal. we have problems related to the wet weather. steve has mentioned, it's kind of mist now and drizzle. but still wet roads. let's take a look at the tree that's down on la honda road at near 35 near alice's restaurant. alex savidge is there and will have a report from the scene. you cannot get through. alternate route would be highway 29 to get over to 280 instead of la honda road. westbound 24, the drive time here is about 8 to 10 minutes. not too bad from walnut creek

over to oakland. and the traffic is just a little bit slow. bay bridge, that's about a 15- minute wait at the toll plaza. and then we do have about a ten- minute drive onto the bridge. still wet. but the visibility is getting better. a little bit of gusty wind on some of the spans. alex savidge joins us live from woodside where a big tree has come crashing down. alex, when do you think the tree will be picked up? >> reporter: we're on highway 84 in the woodside area of san mateo county. you can see this roadway blocked in both directions because of this large tree that came crashing down early this morning. it took down power lines in the process here. this is one of several trees that apparently fell overnight in this vicinity up in the hillsides of san mateo county according to the sheriff's department. in fact, just about 15 minutes ago, let me show you some video, we heard what sounded like another tree fall in this area. you can see the power lines here moving after that

happened. a pg&e worker was out here at the time. he heard the sale ing this. he told -- he heard the same thing and said he was gonna check it out. this is on skyline. about a quarter mile from alice's restaurant. the sheriff's department got the call about this around 3:30. because of several days of drenching rain, the ground up here in the hills is saturated. and that's obviously what is leading to some of these trees toppling. pg&e says a handful of homes have lost power because they've had to cut the power line while they come in here and workin' on the best way to remove the tree. it will be at least another couple of hours before they can clear the tree out of the roadway. skyline boulevard, shut down in both directions. keep that in mind if this is

your route to route. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. firefighters had to rescue two men stranded on a small piece of land. fire crews say a jogger on the san mateo creek trail heard the men calling for hemp around 6:00 p.m. -- help around 6:00 p.m. firefighters had to secure them with life jackets and pull them. neither of the men were hurt. the power is back on this morning after yesterday's storm knocked out the lights to more than 5,000 customers. one of our photographers caught this video yesterday morning of a transformer shorting out in the rain. it happened in san francisco at fulton near golden gate park. this morning pg&e is reporting two minor outages in the bay area. 117 customers in oakland were without power and 219 in berkeley. you can get weather updates even away from your tv,

download the ktvu weather app and follow us on facebook and twitter. we are we'll post the latest weather information to ktvu.com. the rain exposed another possibly big problem with the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the new $6.4 billion bridge is leaking. caltrans says rain water is dripping into the steel structure on the suspension part of the inbridge which is supposed to be water tight. they are trying to pinpoint where the leaks are and that's raising concerns about corrosion. >> the concern is that water is getting into the rail and that is kind of then dripping down some of the bolts that connect the barrier rail to the deck. >> the engineers say they can solve the problem. this morning at 10:00, caltrans will hold a news conference. they will explain how they will fix the problem. new this morning, san jose police took a man into custody just about 5:30 this morning

after surrounding a house where he was holed up for hours. it started last night at 6:00 after an anonymous caller told police that a wanted man was in the home. police were able to make contact with the man and said he -- he said he was stuck. officers entered the house and found the man stuck in the crawlspace underneath the house. they took him into custody. it's not clear what the man was wanted for. 7:0 p. this morning police in hayward trying to he piece together what led up to a home- invasion robbery that left an intruder dead. brian flores is live to tell us what we know so far. >> reporter: a lot of still unanswered questions when this comes to this incident that happened yesterday afternoon. police say one person, maybe two tried to rob a home on the 21000 block of western. police say that homeowner was able to defend himself and shot and killed one of the

intruders. as we go to the video, this was from yesterday shortly after 5:30. this was raining at that time as well. police say of a they received a call of this attempted home invasion robbery, when they arrived, that's when they found one man dead inside. that man was one of the suspects. he had been shot to death. the victim told police ear robbers fled the -- other robbers fled the scene. police got another call of someone dropping off a woman at the hospital suffering from gunshot wounds. it's believed she's part of the robbery. its u.n. clear this morning of her condition. it's also unclear how the victim is doing this morning, whether the robbers were able to get anything and whether the suspects knew the victim. one person is dead. we have several cars intoly ward police department. we've not heard from them. but hopefully becan get in touch with a -- we can get in touch with a sergeant involved

in this case. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:08. a stockton man has died from his injuries after being shot by police and attacked by a police dog. it all started on saturday night when officers responded to a domestic dispute. police say they found 45-year- old donald hanes assaulting a woman inside a home on carpenter road. hanes was able to break free from police and run away. the next day, police say he attacked officers with a bannette during a routine traffic stop. >> we're trained to make split- second decisions. when you are confronted with a large knife, you only have the second to make up your mind what you are gonna do and the officer shot the suspect. >> they released the dog on him. when that didn't work, they fired. this is a picture of the weapon

police say he used to attack the officers, it's 19 inches with a 15 and a half-inch blade. a san diego police officer is being investigated on suspicion of false imprinsment and sexual battery. he surrendered yesterday. six women accuse him of inappropriately touching them during patdown searches. he's married. his father-in-law is the assistant police chief of san diego. last week's death of a 78- year-old pedestrian now has one traffic safety group calling -- calling for a drastic change on san francisco's sunset boulevard. police have 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 roadway. now one safety group is proposing eliminating the third

lane in each direction to discourage a so-called freeway mentality. you've just landed at the wrong airport. find out why this is a particular problem for the main airport in san jose. and a college player shoved a fan at the end of the game. how he may be punished and the message the athlete has for the man he pushed. we're looking at highway 4. it's still slow coming out of the pittsburg area into baypoint and over to concord. we'll give you drive time for this region and for others. well, a little bit of a break even though there's still some mist and/or drizzle out there. the rain line is heading north. cloud cover racing across. we'll see if it will bring us any more rain this week.

welcome back. the man who said he spent 13 months stranded on the open ocean, he's headed back home. during the night, he flew from the marshall islands to hawaii. now, you will remember last week, he washed ashore on the marshall islands. at first, a lot of people doubted his story that he survived on birds and sea turtles and somehow stayed alive. rescuers say they have no reason to doubt him. he's expected to be home in el salvador sometime tomorrow. 7:14. president obama welcomes the president of france to the white house on a two-day state visit today. president obama and the french president are traveling to charlottesville, virginia to tour the former residence of thomas jefferson. jefferson was one of the united states's earliest envoys to

france. there will be a state dinner at the white house for the french president who is traveling solo who recently separated from his recent girlfriend. after that, he heads for the silicon valley where he's going to visit high-tech firms. ghana issuing a warning about an unconfirmed flights for flights on caribbean islands taking off from that country heading here to the south. americans are being advised not to fly on caribbean airlines and make other plans until wednesday. information about security threats targeting the winter olympics in russia. adam schiff on the house intelligence committee says he believes the olympic venues in sochi are safe but he wishes the russians would share more information. a reported 40,000 russian security forces are patrolling the winter olympic games.

7:15. jamie anderson from south lake tahoe is celebrating a women in the women's slope style snowboarding. we will be announcing the running medal count later in the story, just to warn you. anderson tweeted this photo celebrating her win. her caption reads, words can't describe. the 23-year-old she put together a nearly perfect run in the final. >> it just felt so good to be able to do something that i knew i could do and i -- i believed it but just having that passion and determination to really do what i'm capable of. >> here's the medal count so far -- norway, leading, seven medals, canada, the u.s. and russia have won five. netherlands has won four medals. china spent the weekend making its case to host the 2022 winter olympics. five cities are in the running

to host the big games eight years from now. the city beijing hosted the 2008 summer olympics but it does face challenges in getting these games because of a lack of winter sports facilities. if selected, it would be the first city to host both the summer and winter games. 7:16. oklahoma state basketball star marcus smart will not be playing for the next couple of weeks. the big 12 suspended him for three games because of what's gonna happen in just a minute here. he shoved a fan saturday closing seconds of the game. a fan was heckling him. it was a really heated game. smart later apologized to the fan, to his family and to hayes family for his actions. he says his emotions got the best of him. it is 7:17. hopefully everyone is staying calm on the roads. it's mostly dry. let's check in with sal.

>> it's still wet as you mentioned. one of those things that still kind of slows traffic not as much as when it is actively raining. but give yourself time if you can. where am i gonna get that time, sal? >> i know. i know. but if you can. just your expectations. drive time at the bay bridge, about a half-hour now to get into san francisco. that includes 20 minutes of waiting at the toll plaza, ten minutes to drive across into san francisco. we're also talking about 880 northbound and southbound. some of that water is coming down. it's more like mist and/or drizzle as you drive through. that tree is still down. chp has just now issued a sig- alert. it's been down from early this morning on la honda road, highway 84 at 35. you will have a due tear set in place. we'll have live report coming up later. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome, steve. >> liz said drizzle in san

jose. that's all that's left. the by-product of that system which did really, really well. lom too well. san jose, not that much. some areas didn't get an inch. a lot of cloud cover. rain has finally turned to snow at tahoe keys. steve bridges is up there. he said they had like 6 and a half inches of rain now turning to snow. a lot of this drizzle does not -- the radar beam goes over it. we'll have drizzle today, tonight and i think tomorrow as well. after that, things should go north. the rain totals were absolutely incredible for some. kentfield over 11.75. that's since yesterday. napa, 7.68. santa rosa, 6.36. if you remember -- i'm not trying to pat the forecast models on the back but i think they said 6.40. san francisco, 3.41.

hayward, morgan hill, san jose, about .75 a little bit more than that. town ma'am, the leader of the -- mount tam, the leader of the pack at 20. sonoma county, 15.83. mill valley, 11.75. u.s.a. over 9.5. ben lomond, 9.5. kent field shy of a foot. there's the other report from napa, almost 9 inches. you go south. not much. we add up all of the rain for the weekend. we're still not 50%. santa rosa is 40%. san francisco is 40. oakland airport, 33 and 28% for san jose. that's it. we made a dent. a few upper 40s. napa is in there. santa rosa, a lot of 50s. mid-50s. humidity factor is through the roof. it looks like it's winding down. 8:00 that weather advisory ends up in the tahoe area. still some clouds will rain across but the rain line is

going north heading towards northern california. arkay da, fort bragg, u recraw, crescent city, you will be looking for the rain coming in. this some of the -- some of the ski resorts have had more. the forecast doesn't show much. drizzle and cloud cover over us. the next system will take aim into northern california. fog, sun, mild conditions. light rain, drizzle. some of that out there. mild temperatures. we're in the 50s. we'll send up with 60s for a lot -- ed up with 60s for a lot -- we'll end up with 60s for a lot here. pretty close. extended outlook has a lot of cloud cover but more show than go. then it gets warm. maybe near 70. looks like cooler. increasing clouds by the weekend. on top of that, just in, a

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two members of congress will send a letter to the nfl commissioner urging the redskins to change their names. the letter warns they may consider ending the tax exempt status if the league does not push for a name change. the reap sent attacks on retailers could be the beginning of a cybercrime wave.

the fbi says more than 20 companies have been hacked in cases similar to the target breach. the names of all of the compromised companies have not been revealed and it's not clear yet how many shoppers have had credit card numbers and other personal information stolen. hackers have penetrated the databases of three large medical devicemakers. according to the "chronicle" the attack truck medtronic, operations in santa rosa, st. jude medical with manufacturing plants in sunnyvale and boston scientific with offices in fremont, san jose and santa clara. it's not clear what the hackers were after or what they took. 7:25. now we're talking about this -- it looks like a starbucks right down to the logo and the menu but the real starbucks says it has nothing to do with the coffeehouse in southern california. if you look close, you can see it's called "dumb starbucks." people are standing in line for

an hour or more to get a free cup of its coffee. no one is saying who is behind dumb starbucks. the ba reese taus say they -- ba reese saws -- barristas say it's about the coffee. some of the people who have tasted the coffee say it's really not good. a flier says despite the taste, dumb starbucks is legitimate. but they say is a parrydy coffeehouse so this doesn't violate trademark laws. a report released by the government analysis of national health survey claims most caffeine is from soda, coffee and tea. researchers say the rate of consumption did not budge much over the ten-year study. it's the first study to examine recent national trends in caffeine use among children and

young acult dults. more than -- adults. more than 500 people from the world of politics and entertainment will gather on treasure island for the ceremony officially renaming the western portion of the bay bridge after willie brown. brown is the former mayor of san jose and the former speak her of the california assembly. those attending tomorrow include gavin newsom, attorney general kamela harris. ed lee and jean quan. quincey jones will also attend. 7:27. a potential nfl draft pick comes out. >> i'm an openly proud gay man. >> why michael sam says he chose this moment to tell his story and what he says made the difficult decision possible. >> reporter: we're live in mill valley, where 24 hours ago this creek was about to run its banks. well tell you which areas saw the most rain over the weekend and we'll show you more damage.

good morning. right now, traffic on interstate 880 is moving along relatively well at the 280 interchange. we'll tell you about this and the other freeways in the south bay. very cloudy. wet weekend for some. windy for others. that little blue sky. a little blue sky. maybe some sun. we'll see if it warms up here.

we're live in marin county, the area was drenched by a foot of rain. this is a sight we haven't seen in over a year. we'll have a closer look at the damage left behind. that's coming up. it's monday, february 10th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic and steve, even with all of the rain the drought is not over? >> we're not even 50%. we were so far behind. you go 13 months without any rain. again, the south bay, there was a definite knit line. some areas -- definite line. some areas had heavy rain. things are winding down. we'll get some breaks today. we had some drizzle. it's all below the radar beam. some clouds will probably race across. partly sunny, partly cloudy. it's been a much et abouter february. that's for sure. there are signs towards the end of the month. the colder systems could come in. i've seen some on the 15-day

outlook. drizzle here in the morning. fog, a mix of sun and clouds. very mild. we're sitting in the 50s except for a few, napa and santa rosa at 49. the rest are in the mid-50s. 54 seems popular, we'll see the system wind down in the sierra. tau low dipped to 3 below. the record is 25 back in 188 a. they have a chance -- 18185. they have a chance of -- 18185. they have a chance of -- 1885. they have a chance of setting that. here's sal. bay bridge looking like a 30-minute delay at the toll plaza. another 10 on the bridge. we're keeping up to the 45- minute mark for the fire time getting into san francisco -- drive time getting into san francisco. looking at slow traffic approaching the san mateo bridge. it's not quite as bad. visibility is improved here in the last few minutes getting out of the peninsula.

when you get there, you will see some usual slow traffic. nothing bad. as you look at the maps, you can see a lot of slow traffic from the altamont pass. it continues all the way out to the main part of dublin. we get to contra costa county, 680 looks okay. just heard of a new crash in oakland. this is westbound 24. motorcycle crash at telegraph. it's supposedly off to the right-hand side. but oakland fire is on the way. someone apparently is injured in that crash. let's go to 7:-- 7:33. back to the desk. the four-day storm that hit the bay area is over, at least for now. tara moriarty is in marin county. they got most of the rain and tara there is a lot to clean up out there. >> reporter: corte-madera is still rushing. that's where all of the water went. it hit the bottom of the bridge there.

got that hit. a woman who works nearby shot some video off her cell phone which shows the creek lapping up against the bridge. mill valley saw about 12 inches of rain over the past four days. 20 inches fell on top of mount tam. there's still some street flooding. yesterday, a 60-food landslide collapsed into the back of a home and crashed into a newly- built studio. >> it was very, very scary. it was almost like it was going to flood. we have our soil bags out in front of the stores. and we almost had to close yesterday. >> reporter: in downtown mill valley, owners at the 2 a.m. club brought out sandbags. it happens every year. storm drains were pushed past their limits. the storm may have contributed to a deadly car crash. the driver was killed when his jeep plungeged 50 -- plunged 50 feet down the ravine. the chp wants to remind you to drive slowly. now, again, this is the creek

back out here live. you can see it's gone down a lot. if we pan to the left, these are the stores that are threatened by the high waters and they have their soil bag from the garden centers that are out to make sure they didn't get flooded. it looks like they are in the clear. they are happy to get the rain. they wish there was a little bit left next time. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:35. this morning, bay area crews are busy cleaning up after the big storm. a lot of crews worked all night removing mud, rock and other debris from the roads. our ktvu craw saw one oakland crew working in a downpour at a winding stretch of fish ranch road near grisly peak. those workers are watching the soaked hillslides which often slaps after a lot of heavy rain. sfo is still reporting canceled flights after the big storm over the weekend. this comes after a ground delay program was put into effect at sfo yesterday. that reduced the landing

pattern to just one plane at a time. it also canceled or delayed hundreds of flights. this morning, oakland, san jose airports, they are not reporting any problems. 7:35. the russian river is really flowing after the weekend storm. the river, in fact, is expected to crest later today as water makes its way to the river from the hills. yesterday, it was gushing at 9,000 cubic feet per second. the sonoma county water agency says the water will be enough to sustain farmers and ratch -- ranchers for the next few months. >> we mope this is the beginning of a phenomenal february. unfortunately, the drought is still on. >> the sonoma county water agency says about six more inches of water is needed just to reach the reservoir levels scene during the 1977 drought. that means water conservation

efforts are shil necessary despite the recent storm. less than two weeks ago, this is what the run river looked like. you can see quite a difference. in fact, the water level was so low, at some point you could walk across it without getting your shoes wet. at that time the river was at the lowest level in january for more than 50 years. you can get weather information any time on your smartphone or tablet and follow steve and our other meteorologists on twitter and facebook. new reports reveal that commercial airlinessers are landing -- ailers are land -- airliners are landing at the wrong airport a lot more than we think. janine de la vega is live at san jose airport to tell us -- well, has it happened there? >> reporter: according to the associated press, an air traffic control person reported that it happened several times during the winter every time there's bad weather on runway

12. now, the airport controller describes the incident in late 2012 of an airliner that was supposed to land in san jose but instead headed to moffett field. the associated press says that's happened six times at san jose. it used nasa's aviation safety reporting system and reports sent to federal agencies and found that 35 landings or aborted landing attempts at wrong airports by commercial and car go planes over the last two decades across the nation. the most recent incident was a southwest airlines plane that landed in hollister, missouri when the pilots were supposed to touch down at branson. the associated press said in most cases, the pilots were cleared by controllers to guide the planes, based on what they could see. and most of these dents happen

-- incidents happen at night. we're in the process of reaching out to the faa to see if they have any comment on this. back to you. almost 9 million pounds of meat recalled by a company based in petaluma. this is a second recall by rancho feeding corporation in less than a month. the agricultural department's food safety says the meat may have been processed from diseased animals. the meat is recalled for meat produced between january 2013 and january 2014. new legislation could affect the future of city college of san francisco. mayor ed lee and mark leno will make the announcement at san francisco city hall. last year a commission threatened to revoke city college accreditation. and then on friday, the school's request to reverse the decision it was denied.

city college officials say their next step is to file a formal appeal. 7:39. happening today, the federal government will extend several marriages to same-sex couples even if they live in states that do not recognize gay marriage. eric holder announced the policy change saturday night at a human rights campaign in new york. under the new ruling, same-sex couples have the right to refuse to testify against a spouse, to file for bankruptcy together and to visit a spouse in prison. >> it appears to be another example of the obama administration imposing its will on the states. >> the attorney general is saying we're gonna apply the same rules as we do for other married couples for the same- sex couples when it comes to our courts. >> currently 33 states do not recognize same-sex marriage. under the new policy, same-sex couples who live in those states but who get legally married elsewhere would be treated the same as

heterosexual couples in all federal, legal matters. well, a month before the nfl draft, a college football star just announced he's gay. >> i came to tell that i'm an openly proud gay man. >> that's michael sam, an all- american for the university of missouri tigers. he came out to his teammates last season. now, while he says coming out publicly was not an eyetion decision, he says -- easy decision, he said revealing this to his teammates helped encourage him. >> they rallied around me and supported me. >> last year, he was voted the most valuable player and defensive player of the year in the southeastern conference. if he's drafted, he would become the first openly guy player in the nfl -- gay player in the nfl. the nfl released this statement "we admire michael sam's honesty and courage.

michael is a football player. any player with ability and determination can succeed in the nfl. we look forward to welcoming and supporting michael sam in 2014." he's walked on a tightrope high above niagara falls. the new fete he accomplished. good morning. we're looking at a new problem on highway 4. slow traffic coming up. also looking at this live picture of 80 and the traffic time here has increased a little bit. we'll tell you why. a exwusm breaks in the clouds -- couple breaks in the clouds. but there's still plenty of fog. the rain is over for now unless you are points north.

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the stock market is kind of mixed right now. three weeks of dechains. investors hoping the rally continues today. investors are really focused on janet yellen's first comments before congress. that comes tomorrow and it will be her first time appearing as the new federal reserve chair. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 35. the nasdaq is up 4. s&p is down 2. time is 7:45, the big storm over the weekend, it's now causing big problems on the bay bridge. pam cook is in the newsroom with the latest construction issue for the new span. good morning, pam. >> good morning. the rain a welcomed site for most of us.

not for caltrans. the weather has exposed another problem with the new eastern span of the bay bridge. caltrans says the bridge is leaking . engineers are working to pinpoint the exact source of the leaks but they are raising concerns of corrosion. >> the concern is that water is getting into the rail and is kind of then dripping down some of the bolts that connect the barrier rail to the road deck. >> now, the project engineer said they knew rain was getting in the brink within months of the september opening but it took a big storm for inspectors to get a good look at the problem. more details now on the new span's other problems we've been talking about. the bad bolts were discovered and repaired. a few weeks ago, several engineers testified to state lawmakers that they also had issues with concrete, steel

decks and even the tower. they say that they were pressured to finish the bridge on time. now, caltrans insists the bridge is safe for driving. caltrans also is going to outline its repair plans during a news conference at 10:00 this morning. we'll have more on what engineers have to say on our ktvu channel 2 news at noon. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, pam. 7:47. the governor of georgia declared a state of emergency for 14 counties, another winter storm is on the way there. this round of snow and ice comes two weeks after another winter storm paralyzed the atlanta area. state and local officials say they've since created an emergency weather task force. the national guard is warning and the department of transportation will be putting up signs along the interstates. >> we're getting ready. trucks can coming here. workers are coming here right now. we're ready for tomorrow. >> now, the governor of georgia

asks residents avoid going out on the roads and telecommute if possible. officials say they want traffic to be light so trucks can get out there on the roads and put salt out and sand necessary to pretreat those roads. 7:47. closer to home, our weekend storm brought a lot of rain and snow to the sierra. now people in truckee are gathering sandbags and preparing for the chance of a flood. some business owners say there's nothing to worry about because it was only one big storm. one woman said she lived in truckee for 15 years and has never experienced a flood. of course all of the snow is exactly what ski resorts have been waiting for. many resorts have received several feet of new storm. other resorts also saw an increase in the number of people visiting their slopes. squaw valley had to shut down yesterday because the dangerous

conditions. the timing, though, couldn't be better with the upcoming long presidents day weekend which typically sees a big increase in crowds at the mountains. they were hoping to get some snow by this coming weekend and they got it. >> they got it for sure. >> yeah, they did. 7:48. let's go to sal, get everybody moving. >> i have to give brian flores a little bit of grief. >> we have to. >> he said he was up there on the weekend shredding with his buddies. sounds funny when an anchorman says that. dave, we're doing okay, to answer your question. today has been rather uneventful, even though it's wet. i think people have adjusted their driving. let's take a look at westbound 24 as you drive up to the tunnel. it's little bit slow the i would add extra five minutes. it's usually about 10. this morning, it's about 15. there was an earlier motorcycle on the other side. it was already on the shoulder.

but the fire department showed you. westbound 24 near telegraph. no serious injuries but there were some minor injuries there. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza backed up for about 25 minutes here. ten-minute drive time about 35 to 40 minutes total time to drive your car into the city. of course, unless you are using the carpool lane. by the way, b.a.r.t. as your option, no delays reported by the b.a.r.t. station. south bay, santa clara valley. better than friday but still slow, 85, to saratoga. 101 is slow approaching sunnyvale. here's steve. thank you, sal. a very, very good morning after pretty good rain for most. some a little bit too much. south bay didn't get that much. some areas didn't even get an inch over the ege tire weekend -- entire weekend. other areas had a foot of rain. a friend of mine, derrick, lives in hidden brock. i met him in concord, he said

it's pouring. concord, hardly anything. other areas, sonoma, marin, napa it was coming down to beat the band. for other areas we need the rain. february has been pretty good so far. it's been really good for some. kentfield almost a foot of rain. we talked about that on the weekend. the forecast models on the pro projection right on -- projection right on the money. santa rosa, 6.50. they came in 6.56. more rain fell in february than -- in the last 13 months. it's one of those kind of patterns where you are seeing more rain in the weekend over a year. san jose, not that much. mount tam almost 21 inches.

sonoma mt., 15 plus. mill valley, 11.75. u.s.a. over -- sausalito over 9.5. kentfield, almost a foot of rain. cobb mountain, 11. napa one report of almost 9 inches. up in parts of mendocino county and lake county. look at the rain total. san jose is only 28%. 33 oakland, san francisco, 40. even with all of the rain, santa rosa is only 40%. 50s on the temperatures. it's a mild pattern. look for partly cloudy, mostly cloudy skies. highs will be in the 60s. the weather advisory for the sierra ends real quick. 20 days now. this is the winter where chicago has had subzero temperatures. atlanta is gearing up for a system. there would be a whopper of a nor'easter. you can see the system coming together. for us, look for partly sunny,

partly cloudy skies. the rain line will go to the north. highs in the 60s. rain finally turns to snow there. but for us things are calming down. back to tori and dave. eight minutes before 8:00. it's known as one of the most dangerous streets in san francisco. how a tragic it accident last week could lead to a drastic change on sunset boulevard. the new message from an american missionary still held captive in north korea, plus the disappointing development from the north korea government about his case. ♪

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welcome back. for a second time, north korea canceled its invitation for an american diplomat to visit that country to talk about the possible release of american kenneth bae. he's been held there for more than a year. he was recently transferred back to a labor camp after a stay in a hospital.

[inaudible] >> now, bae is a missionary from washington state. he was arrested in november 2012, sentenced to 15 years hard labor. he's accused of planning to topple the north korean government through religious activities. it is 7:56. california's health exchange has announced it is setting aside nearly $200 million to fight off any projected budget shortfalls. the agency has enrolled 625,000 people through mid-january which is the most of any state. federal grants have been the program's sole financial support. a state audit last summer said the agency is at high risk because of the difficulty in projectioning future enrollment. more an more children are

entering the school system without being vaccinated. in the last ten years, the number of children not vaccinated has doubled. parents are able to get away with this by fill out a peb. some parents fear the shots might cause illness or autism. but county and state health officials strongly disagree. >> there's been tens of thousands of kids studied, some who have received vaccines, others who have not. and there's no difference between those who get them and those who don't of the it's very frustrating to see that still prevail out there. >> some school nurses say doctors need to try harder to educate parents on the risk of what can happen to children who do not get vaccinated. he's a very brave man hanging 100 feet above the georgia dome and walking 600 feet across a tightrope. that's what nick wilenda did

over over the weekend. more than 30,000 people were there cheering him o as the crowd roared during his walk, he said he imagined what it must be like to score a touchdown. he became famous. he gained international attention with his tightrope walk over niagara falls in 2012 and across the grand canyon last year. >> we! i can barely look -- whoa! i can barely look at that. a home invasion ends in deadly gunfire. we've just received information from hayward police. >> reporter: a large tree comes crashing down across highway 84 here in the wood side area taking down power lines in the process. we'll tell you about the power situation for people in this area and how long before the roadway is reopened. the slowest traffic in the

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welcome back. it's 8:00. welcome back to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures. we're here woodside. you can see a huge tree is blocking a major road right now. it's been that way for quite some time. this is one of the many problems cleanup crews around the bay area are facing and dealing with after all of the rain we had over the past -- and it's on a power line. you can see it right there. they've got some problems to deal with. we'll keep you posted and have a live report. it's monday, february 10th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic, so steve, the storm is over. just a little drizzle. >> the rain line is moving north. we'll have drizzle. pockets of that will continue today and tonight. there are break, a little bit of sun trying to work its way through. up above this low cloud cover. it's mostly clear. they are moving rapidly towards

eureka, crescent city. for us, we'll have a opinion, partly cloudy day -- partly sunny, partly cloudy day. we will see things winding down a little bit. there's a lot of moisture in the air. that's for sure. we'll get some partly cloudy, mostly cloudy. but this won't do much. this up here will. it will be to our friends together north. for us, wee get a break as -- we get a little bit of a break. maybe mendocino county, lake county could get light rain. fog, morning drizzle. mild temperatures. we'll go for 60s on the highs. here's sal. as you mentioned, we've seen some sunshine out there in the east bay. that's going to help driving for sure. but at the toll plaza, still, cloudy skies. not a lot of rain, though. and the traffic is beginning to get better. we have about a 20-minute delay on the toll plaza.

10 on the bridge. interstate 880 is beginning to fet filled in. cloudy weather here in oakland. 880 is slower than 580. the south bay commute continues to get slow. a lot of red on the map. 101 is the slowest way back from the capitol expressway all the way up into sunnyvale. drive times, highway 4 has cleared out. lone tree to lodge loveridge four minutes. 242 to highway 24 that's the slowest. there are problems to the san jose hills that could be tied to the weekend storm. alex savidge joins us live from the wood side area where a big tree came crashing down on skyline boulevard. when will they have the road back hope? >> reporter: well, the latest estimate is that crews won't -- won't have it opened back up until 10:00 this morning at the

earliest. you can see a large tree blocking both lanes. it came down early this morning right on top of some power lines. this is -- this is one of several trees that came down because of all of the rain. just before 7:00 this morning while we were getting video, we heard what sounded like another tree or a branch fall in the area. you can see some power lines moving. a pg&e worker told us he was gonna check out the situation and see what happened. this tree blocking highway 84 is near sky line boulevard. about a quarter mile or so frommal list's restaurant. the sheriff's department -- from alice's restaurant. the sheriff's department got the call around 3:30 a.m. pg&e told me that just a handful of homes are without power because they had to cut power to the line to remove the

tree. you can see the tree-removal crew has just arrived. they will begin to get the tree out of the lanes. it will be a lock, slow pro set. it will likely take a couple of more hours. the latest estimate it will be 10:00 at the earliest before highway 84 is reopened in this area. we're live in san mateo county, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 8:05. two men were rescued after being stranded in santa rosa creek. it took a small boat out into the dangerous waters but then they couldn't get out. a jogger jogger heard them screaming for. they used life jackets. neither man was hurt. we have an update on the power outages people are experiencing this morning. this comes after yesterday's storm knocked out the lights to more than 5,000 customers. one of our photographers caught

this video yesterday morning of a transformer shorting out in the rain. it happened in san francisco at fulton near golden gate park. this morning. pg&e is only reporting minor outages around the bay area. the largest is in the east bay with 165 customers without power. pg&e says most of this morning's outages are not weather related but due to underground equipment problems. you can get weather updates even away from your tv. download the ktvu weather app and follow us on facebook and twitter. we'll post the latest information to ktvu.com. this morning, hayward police are trying to piece together what led up to an apparent home-invasion robbery that left an intruder dead. ktvu's brian flores is live in hayward and just got an update from police. >> reporter: we spoke with police. earlier we reported there were at least two people, two suspects that may have been

involved in this home-invasion robbery yesterday afternoon off the 21,000 block of western boulevard. talking with rayward police say they say there is a third suspect involved. but the homeowner was able to defend himself, shooting and killing at least one of those suspects. another one in the hospital. as we mentioned, a third suspect remains on the loose this morning. as we go to video from yesterday afternoon. again this happened around 5:30 yesterday. it was raining during that time. but police say they received a call of this attempted home- invasion robbery and when they arrived, they found at least one man dead inside. that man according to police was one of the suspects and he had been shot to death by the victim who we understand this morning had a registered handgun. the victim apparently told police that other robbers had fled the scene. now, about 20 minutes after that, police got another call of somebody drops off a woman at a -- dropping off a woman at a nearby hospital also suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. it's believed that the woman was part of the robbery. the new information this morning that we're learning is

that she's in stable condition at a nearby hospital and when she she's awake she will be questioned by police. >> home-invasion robberies in hayward are rare. in this particular case, neighbors in the area keep their eyes out. if they see suspicious behavior, we would like to receive a call. >> police are looking for a third suspect believed to be a woman. they did not provide any clear information but police say they are close to liking down an identity within the -- locking down an identity within the next few days. they also say the victim and suspect knew each other. they say this home was hit up in a similar robbery last year. the victim we understand is doing okay. no items were taken from the home as well. we're live in hayward, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. new this morning, police in san jose finally have a wanted man in custody after spending

more than 11 hours trying to get him to surrender. last night at about 6:00 an anonymous caller told police a wanted man was staying in a house on verneese avenue. when police got there, the man refused to come out. later, he said he was stuck. well, finally, at about 5:30 this morning, and you were watching it here on ktvu, police got into the house and took the man into custody. >> they did find him in the crawlspace. whether he was actually stuck or not, we don't know. but they convinced him to come out. as of five minutes ago, he was taken into custody. police have not told us yet what the man was wanted for. they would only say he was known to carry weapons and has a violent past. a stockton man has died from his injuries after being shot by police and attacked by a police dog. it all started on saturday night when officers responded to a domestic dispute. police say they found 45-year- old donald haynes a woman inside the home on carpenter

road. haynes was able to break free and run away. the next day, police spotted his car. that's when he threatened officers with a bayonet. >> we're trained to make split second decisions. when you are confronted with a large knife, you only have that split second to make up your mind what you are gonna do. so our officer had to fire his weapon. >> after police shot haynes, they released a police dog on him. when that didn't work, police say they had to hit haynes with their baton and he died at the hospital. this is a picture of the weapon used to attack the officers. it's 19 inches with a 15 1/2- inch blade. last week's death in san francisco of a 78-year-old pedestrian now has one traffic safety group calling for a drastic change on sunset boulevard. police have already identified sunset boulevard as one of the most dangerous in the city.

critics say there are few stop signs and traffic lights on that busy six-lane road. now one safety group is proposing eliminating the third lane in each direction to discourage what they call a freeway mentality. all right. if you are a little hungry, krispy kreme covers will have a -- lovers will have a new location to visit. a new shop opening up at 5:30 in pinole. the first 100 guests receive free doughnuts for a year and a commemorative t-shirt for a year. anyone interested in camping out will have entertainment. a deejay robbing there up to the grand opening. you need a little music of the doughnuts. airports, landing at the wrong airport. the surprising number of times this happens and the bay area airport that's one of the trouble spots.

the criticism some u.s. lawmakers have about russian authorities and security at the winter olympics in sochi. good morning. right now we're looking at traffic improving in some areas. but still very slow in others as we take a look at highway 101. we'll tell you where the best and the worst of it is. a couple of breaks there in the clouds. but still a lot of overcast conditions. drizzle or mist. i know in the mission, san bruno and san jose. anyone more rain or are we done with this pattern for a while?

president obama is heading back to california. he will be in fresno this friday. he plans to talk about the doubt and what the federal government might do to help. republicans in congress are backing a plan to override state laws that allow water to be diverted to the delta to save endangered fish. house speaker john boehner was in bakersfield last month to see the impact of california's drought. and president obama welcomes the president of france to the white house today. this afternoon, president obama and france's president will tour the former residence of thomas jefferson. jefferson was one of the earliest envoys to france. tomorrow there will be an official state dinner at the white house for the french president. he's solo after recently splitting from his long-time girlfriend who had been considered france's first lady. after washington, the president heads for the silicon valley to visit several high-tech firms.

the u.s. embassy in guyana, americans are being advised not to fly on caribbean airlines until at least wednesday. russian authorities are holding back information about security threats targeting the winter olympics in russia. adam schiff, who is on the house intelligence committee says he believes the olympic venues in sochi are safe but he wishes the russians would share more information. a reported 40,000 russian security forces are patrolling the games. 8:16. jamie anderson from south lake tahoe is celebrating a winter olympic victory in the women's slope style snowboarding. just to warn you, we'll be announcing the running medal count later in the story.

her caption reads, words can't describe. >> it just felt so good to be able to do something i knew i could do and i believed it but just having that passion and determination to really do what i'm capable of. >> and there you go. now, here's the olympic medal count so far -- norway is leading with seven medals. canada, the united states, and russia have each won five. the netherlands, not far behind. they have four medals. we'll keep updating the running medal count as the official results come in. china spent the weekend making its case to host the 2022 winter olympics. five cities are in the running to host the big games eight years from now. beijing hosted the 2008 summer olympics. but it does face some challenging in gets these games -- challenges in getting these

games. if selected, they would be the first city to host both the sulker and winter games. for dog loave -- lovers, the westminster dog show officially starts today in new york. today's competition includes hound, toy, nonsporting and the herding groups. tomorrow will be there supporting, working and the terrier groups. for the first time since the early days of the 138-year-old event, mixed-breed dogs are allowed to take part in the competition. that's big. they will not be considered for the best in show prize, though. that's still set aside for pure bred. people are using media everywhere these days according to a new study by the nielsen company. tv viewership is up slightly. people averaging 134 hours of tv viewing a month. not everyone is sitting in front of a tv to bach programs when tv -- watch programs when tv guide says they will be on. people are watching on their

tablets and smart phones whenever and wherever they want to be. that includes 40% of young americans who admitted using social media even in the bathroom, yeah. >> anywhere and everywhere you want. 8:18. and sal is keeping an eye on traffic everywhere and anywhere. >> that's right. we've found some sunshine. steve and i have been talking about it. i think we saw it in contra costa county on highway 4. completely dry there. highway 4 looks great. the traffic there is not bad. but highway 24 and 242 and 6le 80 -- and 680, that's a different story. let's take a look at the toll plaza. it's backed up for a 30-minute delay. if you count the time on the bridge. we're looking at about a minutes for your -- 45 minutes for your drive. a lot of people on the road. we talked about the drive time, 680, 242 to 24, 18 minutes. it was down almost ten minutes. it was taking about a half- hour. so the traffic there will be

slow. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a very good morning. there are a few sunbreaks around. a lot of low clouds. very mild. mist, drizzle. a lot of reports of that. san francisco, san bruno, san jose, mountain view, oakland, there are some breaks in the clouds. the cloud band jet stream is moving north. now, i've seen projections north of crescent city of 8 inches this week. so that's where everything is going. there will be one more system for mendocino county, lake county. i don't think it will do much here but we'll have drizzle. some of the rain totals, there was a definite line, not that much rain to oh, my gosh. mount tam almost 24 hours. sonoma mt. a couple reports of over 15. this just came in near the

napa/sonoma border, 10.03. cazadero had almost 15. kentfield, they got a foot. could be cobb mountain, 11. napa, one report of 9 inches. really good up in med county,lake county, i think i saw 5, 7, 8. where do we stack up? san francisco over 6 inches. that's only 40%. oakland is only 33. san jose didn't have much rain. a lot of clouds. a lot of wind. 50s on the temperatures. one upper 40. that would be novato at 49. if you get a break or two, your temperature might dip. it looks like things are dipping. this is all heading north. one more system but fog, sun, very mild. still some drizzle in the morning. it will be back tonight and tomorrow. temperatures starting off mild. they will end up mild with a lot of 60s. antioch 64. concord is in there.

morgan hill, santa rosa, san rafael close. redwood city, 64. 10 normal is 59 to 63. mostly cloudy, tuesday. one more system. cazadero, st. helena north, early wednesday. then it's out. nearly 70 on friday. increasing clouds by the weekend. >> okay er. over the -- over the last four days, a foot of rain. this is what the russian river looked like. what it looks like now. and how the new smart cards work and why they won't be completely foolproof.

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welcome back. 8:24. some credit card companies now looking into a new credit card system that makes it harder for private information to be hacked. now, the new smart cards will be equipped with a microchip. instead of swiping and signing, users would swipe interest card and then put in a pin. visa and mast efcard will make the -- master card will make the switch by october 2015. the cards are not full proof. they won't be able to stop fraud in online shopping. 8:25. people are lining up outside a new coffeehouse in los angeles. it looks like a regular starbucks until you look closely and see it's called

dumb starbucks. the coffee is free. a lot of people say it doesn't taste that good. no one seems to know who is behind it. some customers have their own ideas. >> it's a reality show. i think there is a camera in that espresso machine. the workers say they answered an ad. they are calling itself parrydy art to get -- parody art to get around trademark laws. two meat recalls in less than a month. why a petaluma-based company now recalling almost 9 million pounds of meat. >> reporter: we're live in mill valley, where creeks were pushed to the brink over the weekend. we'll tell you how much rain they saw here and where most of the storm damage was. good morning. right now we're looking at some slow traffic in many areas, still 880 northbound is pretty

slow as you drive to downtown oakland. a lot of low clouds, fog, drizzle. but there are a few breaks in the clouds. not a lot. but it's a sign of things to come later. today we get a break from the rain but for how long?

good morning. welcome back. 8:29. do we have water for you this morning? live pictures out of mill valley. that area was soaked by almost a foot of rain over the weekend. look at that water move. coming up -- we'll take a closer look at some of the damage left by the rain. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic now. steve is over there.

he knows all about your weather. >> we do have an end to our rain. but there's still a lot of reports of drizzle under mostly cloudy skies. it's a low cloud deck. the main rain, higher tops, colder clouds all heading north. we'll get a few partly cloudies out of this. but there will be some sunbreaks. some drizzle holding on today i think tonight and tomorrow as well. then after tuesday night, beadz, there will be one system that might clip. after that, things look quiet until late in the weekend. even that doesn't look that strong. 50s on the temperatures for most. some of them have not dropped below 55. it's a mild system that came in. the weather advisory for the sierra goes until 8:00 but things look like they are winding down. been a lot more rain than snow unless you are up above 7,000 feet. that's for sure. for us, partly cloudy skies. overall, a little quieter pattern. for some, not that big of a deal. but for others, a big deal. fog, sun, very mild after

morning drizzle. 60s on the temperatures. here's sal. right now we're looking at traffic that's beginning to settle down a little bit which is a little, not a lot but still a little bit better than it was. this is a look at the bay bridge. you can see traffic is backed up. this is -- let me look at the list here. it looks like it's a 20-minute delay at thetop and a ten- minute drive on the -- at the toll plaza and a ten-drive. northbound 880 slow traffic as you continue up past the coliseum. 580 is slow from about highway 13 heading on west over to 24/980. as you look at 580 we haven't seen a let up. it's been super slow off the altamont pass and it continues to stay that way in livermore. and then castro valley, the traffic gets better and slows at 238. er would's still recover --

we are still recovering from the first big storm of the year. it soaked the bay area and left behind flooding and landslides in some areas. tara moriarty is in marin county. officials there are closely watching the rivers and creeks. >> reporter: about a half-hour ago, we noticed a fire official come through the parking lot we are. we know that this -- parking lot. we know that last night, they were trying to keep the banks from overflows. they are down significantly. you can see the brown brush. that's how high the water got. if we pan to the right, you can see where the white is. donna shot video off her cell phone which shows the creek. mill valley saw 12 inches of rain over the last few days. 20 inches over mount tam. there's still street flooding and yesterday a 60-foot landslide collapsed into the backyard of a home and crashed

into a newly-built studio. she used soil bags from the garden center where she works to . in downtown mill valley, owners of the 2 a.m. club brought out sandbags. the storm may have contributed to a deadly car crash yesterday morning. a driver was killed when his jeep plunged 50 feet down a ravine. the chp wants to remind you to take it easy on the roadways. even though the rain had stopped. there's puddles out there and the roads are quite slick. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:33. the russian river is filling up after the weekend storm. that's a very important gauge of the north bay's water

supply. look at it move. the russian river is expected to crest later today as water heads down the hills. yesterday, it was moving along, gushing at 9,000 cubic feet per second. the sonoma county water agency says water in the river will be enough to sustain farmers for the next few months. >> this is what we hope is the beginning of a phenomenal february. unfortunately, the drought is still on. >> they say about 6 more inches of water is needed to reach the reservoir levels seen during the 1977 drought. that means conservation efforts

continue. 8:34. some bay area airports are -- are still reporting a few canceled flights on the heels of the storm. yesterday, the airport put a ground delay program into effect. that reduces the landing pattern to just one plane at a time. it also canceled or delayed hundreds of flights. this morning, san jose is also reporting a couple canceled flights. oakland is not reporting any problems. it's not clear if this morning's canceled flights are weather-related. >> you can get weather information any time with the ktvu app on your smartphone or tablet. you can follow steve and other meteorologists on twitter and facebook. >> new reports reveal that commercial airlines are landing at the wrong airports more than we think. janine de la vega joining us live from san jose's airport now to tell us if it's happened down there, janine? >> reporter: dave, according to

the associated press, it has. reportedly, they are saying that pilots have confused moffett field for mineta san jose and nearly landed there. the associated press says that they did research going as far back as the 1990s and found that there's been six reports of pilots preparing to land at moffett field when they went to touch down in san jose. in a report from 2012 an airport traffic controller witnessed that happening and says these landing mistakes happen several times every winter in bad weather. they used nasa's aviation safety reporting system, and news accounts sent to federal agencies and found there's been 35 landings in 135 approaches or aborted attempts at wrong airports over two decades. we spoke to to -- we spoke to a traveler out of san jose who is also a private pilot. >> you have many runways in the same bay area in the close

proximity within eight to ten miles. if it's at nighttime and you are coming in for a landing and up look down and you see another one, you are gonna look at it and think that's the runway of choice. but it could be off a little bit. >> reporter: the most recent incident happened in missouri when the pilot was supposed to touch down at branson. i've contacted the federal aviation admin says but they still have not -- administration but they still haven't gotten back to me. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:37. a petaluma-based company is recalling about 8.7 million pounds of meat. it's the second recall for rancho feeding corporation in

less than a month. the u.s. department of agriculture food an safety and 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, there have be been no report -- have been no reported cases of people getting sick from eating the meat. some ran ralph fell police officers testing body cameras. it's part of a pilot program. the camera, about the size of a pager records video and audio. a police department spokesperson says wearing these cameras not only records an encounter but it may keep some suspects from becoming hostile if they understand that they are being recorded. if the police department likes the camera, it will spend 60,000 to get them. 8:38. hundreds of people from the world of politics and entertainment will gather on treasure island tomorrow for the ceremony officially renaming the western portion of

the bay bridge after willie brown. brown is the former mayor of san francisco and the former speakers of the california assembly. those attending tomorrow's ceremony include lieutenant- governor gavinsome, ka ma law harris -- kamala harris, ed lee and jean quan. quincey jones will also attend. are -- 8:39. state legislation will be announced that could affect the future of city college of san francisco. mayor lee and leno will make the announcement. last year a commission theyened to -- threatened to revoke the accreditation. city college officials say their next step is to file a formal appeal. the federal government will extend several marriage rights to same-sex couples even if those couples live in states that do not recognize guy marriage -- gay marriage.

eric holder announced this in new york. under the new ruling same-sex couples have the right to refuse to testify against a spouse, to file for bankruptcy together and to visit a spouse in prison. >> it appears to be another example of the obama administration imposing the will on the state. >> the attorney general is saying we're gonna apply the same rules as we do for other married couples for the same- sex couples when it comes to the courts . >> currently 33 states do not recognize same-sex marriage. those who live in the states and get married elsewhere would be treated the same as heterosex heterosexual couples. a tree comes crashing down early in morning in the wood side area of san mateo county.

it's blocking highway 84 in both directions and sitting on top of power lines. how long before crews will have the road reopened. it's still a little bit slow out there. if you are trying to get into san francisco. this backup has not really moved that much. it's still about 25, 30 minutes. we'll give you more drive times coming up. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos.

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stocks are mixed. janet yellen makes her first reports to lawmakers tomorrow. shares of apple are up 1.7% after carl icon says he does not see any reason to continue pushing the tech giant to repurchase more of its shares. taking a live look at the big board, the dow down, 19. the nasdaq is up up 8. s&p down. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we are following for you right now. we have new information about a home-invasion robbery last night in hayward. police say the victim killed one intruder and wounded another and now we've just found out police are searching for a third suspect who they think was involved in that robbery. san jose police took a man into custody this morning after waiting more than 11 hours for

him to surrender. police went to a house on vernees avenue about 6:00 last night after getting a tip that a wanted man was inside. finally, around 5:30 this morning, police went into that house, they found the man in a crawlspace beneath the house. and there are big problems, big traffic problems this morning, in the san mateo county hills that could be tied to the weekend storm we had. look at that. tree bending down those power lines there. ktvu's alex savidge is there in the woodside area. you've been out there for hours. the tree crashed down on skyline boulevard. when will the road reopen? >> reporter: they don't expect to have it reopened until about 10:00 this morning. it could be later at this point because crews haven't even begun the process of cutting apart this large tree that, as you can see, is blocking both of the lanes here and it is resting on tom tom -- son top of the power lines -- on top of

the power lines. just before 6:00 while question were out here shooting video of the story, we heard a cracking sound. it sounded like another tree or branch. you could see the power lines moving. the pg&e worker went to check out the situation. this is near skyline boulevard. it's about a quarter mile or so from alice's restaurant. the sheriff's department got the call around 3:30 this morning. all of those days of pouring rain had left the soul in this area soggy increasing the likelihood of trees toppling. pg&e says a handful of homes are without power in this area. but it could be a couple of hours before crews clear this tree out of the way and get highway 84 back open. we're live this morning in san mateo county, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:46. an important meeting today to discuss new problems on the new span of the bay bridge. pam cook is in the newsroom to

explain. good morning, pam. >> reporter: good morning. it took a big rain storm to get a good look at the latest problem for the bay bridge. that's what caltrans is saying about leaks. now, caltrans plans a new conference at 10:00 this morning to give more deal tails about how rain water is dripping into the steel structure on the suspension stretch of the eastern span. engineers say you do your best and it's supposed to be water tight but water finds its way in. the concern, water is getting into the rail and is kind of dripping down some of the bolts that connect the bay area rail to the deck. >> the project engineer said they knew rain was getting into the bridge within months of the september opening. it took a big storm for inspectors to get a really good look at the problem. independent engineers say this could cause the bridge to corrode and significantly shoateen its life span. with more details on the problems, the bad bolts were

discovered and repaired but a few weeks ago, several engineers testified to state lawmakers that they also had issues with concrete, steel decks and even the tower. they were say they were pressured to finish on time. caltrans insists the bridge is safe. caltrans holds a news conference at 10:00 this morning. it is already said this is not unexpected and that engineers are confident that they will be able to fix the problem. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. all right. 8:48. let's check in with -- this leads us right to sal. you are watching the toll plaza and everything else. >> we're watching the toll plaza. b.a.r.t. just tweeted they have a ten to 15-minute delay into and out of san francisco. that's according to s fb.a.r.t. 10 to 15-minute delay due to equipment problem on the track. they are working to resolve the problem. i will get on the phone and verify it with a human being.

let's take a look at the commute westbound. about a 30-minute delay. the delay has not improved getting into san francisco. it's been the same drive time for the last hour or so. also looking at the commute here on 580, it's improved a little bit. but is slow out of livermore and dublin. highway 4 is better. but 680 is slow. highway 101 san jose, northbound 101 traffic is moderate getting up to interstate 880. now, let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome. good morning. mostly cloudy. maybe some drizzle around. that will be the pattern. parts of today, tonight and tomorrow. then after i think wednesday morning things will kind of calm down. maybe sunday, i think that's staying north and everything as far as the main rain is staying north. we'll get mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy. there's a lot of moisture in there. that's for sure. wouldn't take much to get the moisture. one last look. the totals, hardly anything. were just amazing to the north.

mount tam, almost 21 inches. i saw another report at 22. sonoma mt., 15 plus. mill valley, almost foot. mount saint they -- mount st. helena had quite a bit as well. there is a little bit of a westerly breeze. we still get clouds racing in. this is not. that's making a b line to the oregon border. they have had wild weather up there. i haven't had time to report it because of our own here. fog, sun, mild. drizzle will give way to mild temperatures. 60s on the temperatures. average, 59, 63. these are actually where we should be this time of year.

extended outlook has one more system. it will give us clouds late tuesday into wednesday. mendocino county, lake county. i think you will get some rain. after that it goes north. froir could hit 70. saturday starts off all right. increasing clouds. maybe sunday, mostly sunny skies and cooler. >> but the chice knee new year's parade looks -- but the chinese new year's parade looks okay. okay. a hollywood a-lister stunned the crowd at the latest premiere of his movie. it wasn't just the red carpet stunt that left everybody scratching his head.

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a group protesting the deadly shooting of andy lopez is santa rosa is appealing now to california's top law enforcement officers. a sonoma county sheriff's deputy shot and killed the 13- year-old in santa rosa back in october. now protesters are urging state attorney general kamala harris to get involved and intervene. they say the controversial shooting has become far too politicized in sonoma county and say the state attorney general needs to step in, make sure the incident is handled fairly. so far, no response from harris. a campaign against child sex abuse has been launched by ten chimed abuse prevention centerrers. organizers say the goal is to

empower communities to speak south against it. the san francisco child abuse prevention center reports one in four girls and one in six boys suffer from sexual abuse before they turn 18. last year, there were more than 600 reports of sexual abuse in san francisco. the experts estimate about 87% of those incidents are not reported. 8:54. california's health exchange has announced it is setting aside nearly $200 million to fight off any projected budget shortfalls. the agency has enrolled 625,000 people through midjanuary which is the most of any state. federal grants had been the sole property. a state audit said the eangs is at high risk because of the difficulty in projecting future enrollment. more an more children are entering the school system without first getting vaccinated. in the past ten years, that number of children has more than doubled. parents are able to get away with this because filling out what's called a pbe or personal

belief exemption. some parents fear the shots might cause illness or even autism. but county and state health officials say that is not the case. 8:55. the number of green carpool stickers used around the bay area keeps rising. state officials say they could reach their goal of 40,000 by this summer. more than 70% have already been issued. now, it gives drivers of hybrid cars a chance to drive is -- so drive solo in the carpools lanes. they have to reach the emission requirements. officials say with hybrid cars becoming cheaper there's more demand for the stickers. this actor is raising eye browse after his weekend appearance. >> when the seagulls follow the trawler it's because they think

sardines will be thrown into the sea. thank you very much. >> he showed up wearing this, a paper bag saying i'm not famous anymore. he's been tweeting the same phrase and announced he's retiring from public life. >> that's a strange one. hey, sal, anything strange around the toll plaza. >> looked for a paper bag. couldn't find one. things are improving. at the toll plaza, we see a little bit of improvement. some more room there on the -- on some of the lanes. but a 25-minute delay before you make it on the bridge. ten minutes into the city. the drive time is still up there. this is 8 -- 880 northbound. westbound highway 4 and 680 southbound that's improved finally. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. we have still a few breaks here. but a lot of fog, drizzle.

that will give way to partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies. a lot of clouds. but the rain has moved north. far enough north. after wednesday, it will be out of the picture and then warm by the end of the week. we need a break here. >> all right. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. be sure to watch the news at noon. we'll have the rain totals from the weekend's big storm as the cleanup continues. we're always here for you a the ktvu.com -- here for you at ktvu.com. thank you for joining us.

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