a roof caves in at a warehouse. what fire investigators believe what may have led to the collapse. >> even after the big storm there's a call for water con variation in the area. what they may ask of more than 1 million customers. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu morning news. >> good morning. welcome. >> let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve, what do you see? >> i see a lot of low clouds and fog. it continues to ramp up here. it wasn't that bad around 4:00, 5:00. it's starting to work its way in. fog advisory until 9:00 or so. the storm track and the jet stream is way to the north.

except for the low clouds up above, it will be sunny today. it is colder, cooler. 40s and santa rosa41. some holding on to 50. a lot more 40s than yesterday except for maybe a few high clouds as far as any rain goes. plenty of cloud cover up here. it might visit lake county wednesday, thursday but today after the low clouds, fog and that fog advisory, we'll see mostly sunny skies and temperatures warming up to the upper 50s, low and mid-60s. >> we have new video after a car fire in oakland to show you. this happened just a while ago. we have video from someone standing on the platform there as the car fire opened fire. westbound at 24/580. it has effected traffic on 24 coming out of the tunnel and coming down the hill into

downtown oakland. the fire was there. so give yourself plenty of extra time taken. let's go out and take a look at the westbound bay bridge. a live picture. 25 minute delay. 10 minutes into san francisco. drive time 25 minutes plus into san francisco. bridges have a little bit of fog. if you go to the peninsula, it's slow on 101 but 280 is a good drive. 7:03. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. former child star shirle temple has passed away at the age 85. she spent most of her adult life here in the bay area.

>> she died last night shortly before 11:00 surrounded by family. america's sweetheart dazzled audiences world wide with her grand singing, dancing and acting by the time she was three years old. she starred in several films. she had a nonalcoholic drink named after her and her image spun all kinds of merchandise from dolls to clothing. she's the youngest person to

win an academy award at age six. >> she became an ambassador and represented the united states overseaas well. >> reporter: she made a total of $3 million and the studio earned more than 20 some million. she's often credited with saving the company's bankruptcy. she got married when only 17 years old and later married charles black. a tv executive claimed to have never seen a shirley temple movie. he died of cancer 10 years ago. live from west side, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, sarah. it is 7:05. more details now. shirley temple's family released a statement saying we salute her for a life of

accomplishable achievements. our viewers are using the ktvu facebook page to relieve their condolences. susan says i loved your movie and enjoyed watching them all over again. if you would like to leave your memories of shirley temple you can do so on our facebook page. >> time now 7:06. pg and e is tightening security at some of their facilities after a sniper attack last year. joining us live near south side to tell us about the security measures and how customer's bills may go up. >> reporter: here at the substation you can see the chain length fencing that's up here. well, in the next couple of months new fencing will be installed around the perimeter here. this is security so that no one

can see inside. this is in edition to the private security that's been stationed here for the past 10 months. the opaque walls will be installed at other substations. it will not reveal which one. advanced camera systems, enhanced lighting and additional alarms will be added. there are other measurements being taken that pg and e will not discuss publicly. the upgrades are in response to what's been a high attack. 150 rounds were fired from a sniper causing $1,500 in damage. -- $15 million in damage. >> our plan is to spend $86 million on substation security. we'll have to cover the cost through the federal energy regulatory commission. it's too early to say how this will impact rates. >> reporter: while the fdi won't comment on that

investigation but others worry the attack was a rehearsal for something bigger and say it may have been domestic terrorism. pg and e increased security and had sheriff's deputies watching over the station. the utility has been working with local and federal agencies to protect their critical infrastructure and prevent another attack from happening. you can bet this is of interest to customers because they're going to want to know if rates will go up. we won't know the answer to that at least for a little while. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more questions this morning about why part of a group collapsed at a warehouse. it happened yesterday evening while firefighters were checking reports of water flowing down the street near may berry and north wing roads. they have no -- north king roads. they have no idea if anyone was trapped inside the warehouse.

>> they've cut holes, used search cameras and used sonar to see if anyone is inside. >> no one was found inside and the warehouse was declared vacant. it's possible the wake of the resent rains caused the roof to collapse. >> it's 7:08. happening today, east bay may increase a 10 percent cut back by casimeres. the district -- by customers. it says during the last seven days the service area only received about 4.9 inches of rain. coming up at 7:30, brad will be live with more on the chance of cut backs. the town of willis is receiving emergency funding over drought concerns. the state approved giving $250,000 to the town. that is because its water supply the dangerously low.

the money will help supply an emergency water supply and other equipment to tap into the wells. it's one of 17 places in california at risk because of a low water supply. >> time now 7:09. wine grape growers say the weekend storm came just in time. right now the vines are dormant for the weather. in just about a month they'll enter a phase caused bug grape. that's when the grapes start to form. without enough water the growth would be stunting. >> when the shoots start growing, they need moisture from the soil to fuel that growth. what water we are able to store we'll be able to spoon feed to the vines later during the summer on our own schedule. >> not all the videos have their own reservoirs. some depend entirely on ground waters and wells. more are hoping for storms to ease the drought. on channel 2 web site,

ktvu.com, you can find the latest information on some of california's biggest reservoirs. look for the link there on the front page. >> it is 7:10. california's commission says it welcomes the state watchdog group. it will examine the insurance issues involving ride share services such as oober, lift and side car. they responded to several crashes involving the ride share vehicle. one of the accidents was in san francisco. the tragedy has led to a lawsuit. >> state senator jerry hill formerly introduced a plan to restore access to martin's beach on the coast. there's only one way to get to that public beach but as a road it runs on private property.

that property owner bought to property six years ago and locked the gate. there's been negotiations on getting the road open. if the bill is approved, it would require negotiations to continue until january 2016. if a deal can't be reached by then, the state would start emanant domain proceedings. >> it is coming up on 7:12. police investigating a couple of unique convenient store robberies. they're getting thousands of dollars. >> also reaction to a college football star coming out as a gay man. what several nfl executives are saying about michael sam in the upcoming draft. >> the commute has been troubled by a couple of things but bouncing back. north bound 280 slow now getting into the west valley. we'll update the commute. >> fog out and some of it arrived in the last half hour

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they're expected to stick with a plan to wind down the bay stimulus and others that encourage economic growth. shelive in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 7:16, president obama is giving an official white house william to french president this morning. >> here under the red, white and blue and the blue, white and red we declare our devotion once more to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. >> the french president is on a two day visit to washington. this morning's white house ceremony included a military

honor guard and a 21 gun absolute. tonight there will be a steak dinner and tomorrow the president comes here to the bay area where he's scheduled to meet with high-tech leaders. >> defensive leanman michael sam has been praised a lot for his courage after he publicly announced he's gay. his decision to come out may hurt his standing in the pro football draft in may. he wore number two. sports illustrated interviewed eight coaches and all of them agreed -- >> a candle light vigil will be held tonight for a football player that died at the end of a team workout last week. he was selected to the second team pac-12 all american quad last fall.

the individual will be led by his fraternity brothers. the service begins at 7:00 tomorrow at the plaza across from the memorial stadium. >> time now 7:17. human trafficking awareness campaign will be launched today. state department says about 14 to 1700 victims are trafficked into the u.s. every year. at the bay, officials announced they're taking part in a bay area wide campaign. it offers hot line numbers for a human trafficking resource center. >> 7:18 is the time. we want to check in with the roads. how are things going? >> we've had a late rush of traffic in the west valley or getting to it. starting with 280 it's backed

up. you see a stalled vehicle there in the middle of downtown with a tow truck there. that's not what's causing the slow traffic clearly because you see slow traffic after that. looks like the car may be moving now. it adds to the slow down. we're also looking across the county. the slow traffic is transferred to the bay point. 242 down to walnut creek, 80 to richmond, you're going to see bart reporting no delays. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, that's a 25 minute delay and another 10 into san francisco. drive time 35 plus. let's go to steve. >> look at the postcard i made here. >> i like it. >> it's a sunrise over the big city. i like it. cooler for some. this fog came in pretty fast. there were areas that had clear skies and all the sudden now

every station at 7:00 says cloudy or fog. the rain line, the rain bans will be north. we start off with another mostly cloudy morning. i'm sure there's breaks in the cloud. it will burn off sooner today. some of the fog was right down on the deck and now the low clouds are filling in. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. no rain here. a little drizzle. low clouds kind of wet, kind of misty. so there's some of that moved in quick. more so in the 50s yesterday. that's for sure. santa rosa a cool 41 degrees. high level clouds focusing in on california. another brutally cold morning for much in the great lakes. well below zero again. 40 below, the beat goes on. the big news continues to be right around atlanta and the deep south or south east. there's a fine line between

freezing rain and snow. possibility two to four inches of ice just north of atlanta or near there. it will head toward the carolinas and north east. the weather could be catastrophic as far as an ice storm goes. for us, clouds heading to the north. 40s for sacramento and mont e ray. a lot of moisture heading up to seattle and portland. dense fog advisory and sunny to mostly sunny. that will give way to temperatures that will be in the 60s. 50s closer to the coast. 35 by the way up in clear lake this morning. sonoma63. oakland 62. mid-60s. 66 santa cruz not far away.

low to mid-60s on the peninsula. kind of soft and 64 there for some. fog will be back tonight and tomorrow. partly sunny and partly cloudy. friday looks okay. increasing clouds. saturday cloudy and rain to the north possibly sunday. >> time now 7:22. a daring escape. the lengths one inmate went to to get away from guards. >> plus a quick and dramatic take down caught on tape. why a sacramento police officer tackled a man on a bike.

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almost 1800 people are still missing and the remains of bodies are still being found under piles of debris. survivors say they are living intense and conditions are miserable. today is the start of a three day fund raiser. all sales will be donated to the national alliance for philippine concerns to help with relief efforts. >> time now 7:25. a seer lucky to be alive this morning after breaking his leg after skiing in the back country in the utah mountains. they were going down the hill when all the sudden he took a hard fall and shattered his left leg. his friend helped to stabilize his leg while he went to get help. >> they kept going because had they not found me that night, a rescue wasn't possible the following day. >> those rescue crews finally

found him. it took four hours to get him safely off the mountain. he's now recovering in the hospital. police made a dramatic arrest. it was all caught on tape. now, take a look at this. a sacramento police officer comes out of nowhere right about there and tackles a fleeing suspect. it all started when the young man alegendly committed a crime from the train station and ran from police. tv cameras were rolling the entire time. other police officers and bystanders helped subdue the young man who was later arrested. no word on what charges he will face. the joke appears to be over now for nathan fielder and his dumb star bucks coffee show. the look alike coffee shop attracted long lines and lots of media when it opened friday in los angeles. yesterday he made an appearance and explained this is all a big

stunt for his show. the l.a. health department arrived right about the same time and shut the place down for code violations. time 7:26. a colorado girl already has her first wreckless driving ticket. even though it's going to be years before she's eligible for a driver's license, she's 10 years old. she waited in the family suv while her mom went into the dmv office. the girl started the car, put it in gear and it slowly rolled right through the big front window of the dmv. no one was hurt. she did not leave the car running. today is a big day for former san francisco mayor. expecting a big event for the newly renamed bridge. >> police this morning want your help to find two men involved in a unique robbery

scene. how police say they're using prepaid gift cards to steal thousands of dollars. >> westbound 280, the traffic is getting busier and the drive time is up for the bay bridge. we'll tell you what that is. >> large clouds come marching in. temperatures cooler this morning. sunshine or more fog or rain on the way.

searching for the man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from a 711 store. how they're getting the money. we'll tell you about this coming up in a live report. tuesday, february 11, good morning i'm dave clarke. let's talk about your weather and traffic now. how are we looking? cloudy and foggy. low clouds around. they weren't there earlier at 4:00 or 5:00. at 6:00 they started to regroup. you can see the low cloud deck. that fog advisory, take it to 9:00. overall, everything as far as high and mid-level clouds high to the north. they're going to stay there for the bulk of the week. there may be a dip in them wednesday or thursday. for good reasons some of the fog is thick. 40s more so than yesterday.

good 10 degrees cooler. temperatures in the mid-50s. that's not the case today unless you're watching us around fort brag, we'll have high and mid-level clouds for us. might take a while for some. dense fog advisory out and then sun. afternoon temperatures should be this time of the year. all right. >> steve, we have slow traffic around the bay area. we're starting off at toll plaza where we have a 30 minute delay before you actually even get on the bridge and then a 10 to 15 minute drive. it's almost 45 minutes if you're driving alone. no problems if you're in the car pool lane or driving or taking part, i should say. i just checked in with bart and bart is running on time. moving along and taking a look at interstate 80 north bound and south bound in oakland, that looks good. slow traffic i-24.

i think they towed away a car already. traffic is slow for that reason. speaking of the east bay, we're looking at 80 westbound. it is back up from highway 4 at rush monday and 680 backed up from 222 to 24. 7:32. let's go back to the desk. >> police investigating a unique robbery scheme involving prepaid gift cards from a con convenient store. how two men have been getting away with thousands of dollars. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. police lieutenant says he's never seen this before. two men has stolen $7,000 by loading up the prepaid gift cards here at the 711 store. one of the robbers forces the clerk into a back room while another one quickly loads up those cards to their 500-dollar limit and loads up about a dozen at a time. these are the images of the two

men they're looking. investigators say they struck twice last week robbing the same 711 store on springs road. the first robbery was february 2nd and the other was this past saturday february 8th. both hold ups were early in the morning around 4:00. a police lieutenant says it makes sense they would opt for the gift cards because they're untraceable and on top of that, much stores don't keep much cash in registers overnight. investigators say the two robbers seem to know what they're doing. >> i would assume that probably one of them has worked in retail either retail clerking or somewhere in the retail business where he's obviously worked with these type of cards and transactions. >> reporter: the two men involved in this robbery scheme have not shown weapons in either of the hold ups. the woman on duty during both robberies was not hurt although one of her co-workers said it

was a frightening experience for her. if you recognize either of the men put in a call to the police. we're live, al ex, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. it's 7:34. new this morning, police in oakland are looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. investigators say a woman was shot to death inside an apartment building on 88th avenue and international boulevard last night. witnesses reported hearing a dozen gunshots. it's still not clear what led up to the gun fire and police have not released the name of the woman who died. oakland police have four teen agers in custody. an 81 year old woman was shot and wounded in the attack at her home on laguna street on january 28th. that victim is still recovering from a bullet wound to her shoulder. she told police she's happy about the arrest announced yesterday and her neighbors are also relieved. >> it's really good for me and my wife. we have a young child.

we're just happy to know they're doing things. >> police say the four young suspects may be responsible for other resent crimes in england. >> time now 7:35. all around the bay area people are still cleaning up after the big weekend storm. a huge oak tree crashed down yesterday on top of a doctor's office. their getting a lot of -- they're getting a lot of calls to clean up downed trees. you can call so they can examine yours before the next storm hits. officials in san joe say

say -- in san jose say their water levels barely rose. reservoir still at a less than a third capacity. when they measured after the storm reservoir levels had gone from 31.6 to 31.7 percent of capacity. they said more volunteer cut backs may be needed. >> it is coming up on 7:37. east bay residents may be forced to make tough decisions about water use. today the east bay water district will consider initializing a 10 percent water cut back. live in oakland with reaction from residents this morning. good morning bryan. >> reporter: good morning. dave just mentioned we had the weekend storm. it didn't do much for the water supply. here in east bay, as you mentioned, people and businesses may be forced to cut back on water usage. the decision going to be made this afternoon by the east bay municipal water district.

scheduled for about 1:15 this afternoon. the board will decide whether to ask payers to cut back 10 percent of the water usage. the rain helped reservoir levels. overall, the district says it's only received half of what they would normally receive during a rainy season. top of the proposed cut back, the district will tap other resources. with that comes the possibility as well and rates may go up. east bay residents say even a 10 percent cut back may not seem like a lot. for those who conserve, it is. >> we can't really cut back 10 percent because we already don't use water. we take short showers. i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: areas hit hard by

the rain still needs to reserve water. officials say they would need six more storms to ease drought concerns. now, april is going to be a big month for many, including the east bay water district. they say they'll be using a final forecast for water usage. that comes out again if april to determine how water's going to be used for the rest of the year as well as what rates are going to be like as well. life in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the resent storm has increased california's -- less than two weeks ago the snow pack was only at 12 percent. squad valley reported 74 inches of fresh snow which allowed them to open for skiers and snow boarders.

>> time now 7:39. it is a big day for willly brown, former san francisco mayor. the western portion of the bay bridge will officially be renamed the willly l. brown junior bridge. about 500 people from the world of politics, entertainment and sports are on the guest list for the ceremony. willly brown says it's a great honor not just for him but all african americans. the naacp is paying the price tag for the new bridge signs. >> in the meantime we're learning more about the leaks on the eastern span of the bay bridge. yesterday engineers gave us a close look at the latest problem. $6.4million bridge. water is leaking into an area beneath the road bed that's going to be water tight. at this point no one knows how the water is getting in or how to fix it. the leaks are not causing any problems for now. >> we see no signs of

corrosion. certainly, we're taking this issue very seriously and it takes a fair amount of time to manifest. >> the pounding rain over the weekend exposed this problem on the bridge. >> time now 7:40. we're learning now the cost for the 34th american cup race has doubled. updated figures in the city show san francisco lost $11.5 million by hosting last year's event. preliminary figures back in december showed the cost of taxpayers to be only 5.5 million. according to the chronicle, that number did not include expenses for the port of san francisco. the new findings come as the mayor is looking to bring the race back to san francisco in 2017. >> 7:41. the judge is giving california a two year extension to ease

prison over crowding. it will give them time to let inmates become productive members of society. the three stage panel gave the state until february 2016 to reduce the prison population. currently, california has about 112,000 inmates and that's about 5,000 more than the limit set by the court. coming up on 7:42, one american developing abetted of a reputation for getting trapped at the olympic village. what happened to him and his teammates this time around. also, a new crime stopper. how social media is helping track down. >> fog is thick. we've had reports where you can't see 20 feet. we'll see how long it lasts and if there's any rain in the extended hour.

the sheriff's office says he grabbed a fire extinguisher and got outside before he was dazed, tackled and brought back into custody. >> it happened so fast because

i looked up and the body splashed down between the cars. >> they say he was originally in jail because of narcotic charges and now will face new charges including assault with deadly weapon, attempted escape and felony battery on a police officer. >> now san pablo police investigating two killings within two weeks. the latest one was at this shell station. 55 year old rodrigo martinez was sitting in his car with his five year old when being shot and killed. if you have any information call san pablo police. >> it is 7:46. the redwood city police department is using a popular

social media site to help people find a social media site. many are using pinterest. now the redwood city police department is using the site to find the rightful owners of stolen property. police have posted photos of spectacles, jewelry and watches. >> in the past we would have to bring victims in to look at property. by using the social media site it gives us the ability to show it to a lot of people and they can do it from their home or office. >> the police have already helped reunite three victims with their stolen property. >> time now 7:47. he must feel snake bit. an american olympic bobsledder gives a reputation for getting into and out of pretty tight spots. johnny quinn and three of his teammates trapped yesterday in this elevator. he posted this photo on the twitter account showing him he's got a hat on backwards

trying to pry open elevator doors. no one's going to believe this, but we just got stuck in an elevator. they used cell phones to call for help and get out. quinn says he's not taking anymore chances. >> you can make sure on race day i'll make sure i shower with the door open and probably take the cares. >> i'm sure you remember this famous picture. quinn, he's the same guy he was stuck in the bathroom. he had to break the door down last week just to get out. >> people on the east coast are preparing for a big storm that's expected to drop several feet of new snow, sleet and ice. steve's been telling us about this. there's extra work under way in atlanta. you can see a lot of empty shelves there. two weeks ago another storm partialized the city. that's when commuters got stuck in traffic for 20 hours and eventually had to leave cars behind. the governor has declared a state of emergency for nearly a

third of georgia. many schools have also announced they are closed today. in several georgia cities, as we can see here, people have been stocking up on supplies. here's some photos taken at a grocery store showing the shelves empty. many say they want to be prepared just in case they need to stay in their homes for several days. probably good advice just to stay off the road. >> yeah. 7:49. let's get you where you need to go. how's your friends at the toll plaza? >> they are there. we can see them. it is improving. it's one of the things we do like. we see improvement in the 8:00 hour. i do want to show you or tell you that traffic is going to be backed up for about a 25 minute delay. i think some people unfortunately are being held up. i'll show you in a moment. let's take a look at the bridge. that traffic is moderate. some of the fog near the bridge has become a little bit better.

they've lifted the fog advisory for that area. let's talk about 580. it's very slow. we also have slow traffic on 880 from 238 to fremont and 880 north bound near oakland. 80 westbound from highway 4 is a long line of slow traffic into richmond. it's extra slow this morning. did i forget something? yes, i did. there's the south bound. 280 and 85 are all crowded. no particular reason why the people are on the road. >> thank you, sal. there's a lot of fog around as well. couple of breaks but low clouds coming in. fog is there early. low clouds, i'm on my way. mostly cloudy skies and rain to the north. that's going to stay north. maybe, maybe, maybe late wednesday, thursday that wouldn't be until the north bay area, there might be light rain. mostly cloudy here this morning. a lot of low clouds.

mid-level clouds have gone from here up to there up to the north west. they're going to get a lot of rain. in case you missed it, they have been slammed in the last week. snow, ice, really bad situation. all you hear about are other areas. portland really got hit hard. we have a dense fog advisory. 40 is much, much cooler in morning than we saw yesterday. low clouds in place yesterday. it took a while for some of them to get here this morning. if you're up north, fort brag, yes, there will be more cloud cover. it continues to be brutally cold. winds, i can show this for the last 60 days. incredible how cold it is. i think that's 22 this record. the record is 25. big news continues being the south east. atlanta went from 38 to 35. they may see two to four inches

of ice, not snow. fine line between rain, freezing rain and snow. that's heading to the north east tomorrow. we'll talk about that, another system. a friend of mine bought a snow blower. i said soon as it arrives it will stop snowing. we have low clouds, high clouds, high pressure nosing in. it's not that strong. the rain or jet stream goes to the north, miner warm up. not a lot. temperatures near normal. rain fall forecast, san francisco, oakland, .09 through friday morning. morning fog and then sunny. dense fog advisory out again. low clouds and some sun. close to seasonal averages around 58 and 64. that's exactly where we'll be today. 63 conquer.

san jose65 and d.c.59. about the same wednesday and clouded up thursday. could be drizzled light rain especially to the north of santa rosa. >> eight minutes before 8:00. a warehouse roof collapses in the south bay. the reason some special equipment was brought in to search the area and why weather might be to blame. >> plus what are slaughter houses doing now after millions of pounds of beef were recalled and how north bay cattle ranchers are reacting. [ male announcer ] start engine. accelerate.

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they will have online banners and adds encouraging younger people to sign up. it depends on having enough young healthy people to sign up to offset the cost of older customers. >> the slaughter house voluntarily ceased operations after more than 8 million pounds of beef was recalled. the agriculture department says the beef was not fully inspected. it recalls all of the beef at the feeding corporation last

year. the ufda says the company processed diseased and unsound animals without a full inspection. the feeding corporation is the last remaining slaughter house that serves ranchers in the north bay. >> they will now have to make arrangements for their cattle to be processed elsewhere and that means they'll have to transport them a greater distance. >> some are criticizing the recall. they say most of the beef was consumed long ago and there's no reports of anyone getting sick. >> 7:58. pg and e is vamping up security at substations. the sniper attack and increased security and why you may have to fit the bill. >> reporter: live in wood side where hollywood legend shirley temple died at the age 85. hear what one shop owner has to say about her career and personal life. >> good morning. if you are driving on highway 101 in san jose it's one of the

many freeways that's improved in the last few minutes. we'll tell you what the south bay looks like in a few minutes. >> let's take it my friends. there we go. look at that. what about the rain? anymore on the way?

we're going to start here and take a look at the fog. this shows you how the fog was moving around. let's move along to the toll plaza where the fog isn't that low. we've been telling you to watch out for it. if you're driving in san

jose280 still slow. highway 4, drive time only four minutes but it's stop and go traffic. a whopping 32 minutes 280. >> thank you sal. she was the big screen's biggest star in hollywood's golden age. former child movie star shirley temple died last night at her home in wood side. we are joined to let us know what residents there remember about hollywood's biggest child star ever. tara. >> reporter: we just spoke to the owner of the cafe and she said shirley would tom in here over the years and really tweet but enjoyed her privacy. she said her ton would come in every year to buy her birthday

cake. america's darling starred in 43 featured films. she had a nonalcoholic beverage named after her and her image spun all kinds of merchandise from dolls to clothing. she's still the youngest person to win an academy award at age six. jan remembers talking to temple about her up bringing. >> most don't see her as an adult. they see her as a little child icon. we all did. yet, over the years when you talked to her about that, say how do you feel, how do you relate to that child? she says i have a hard time relating to that child because it was so long ago and she's done so much with her life

since. >> reporter: temple black is also credited with saving the company from bankruptcy. her first marriage failed but she had a daughter and eventually married charles black, a tv exec who claimed to have never seen a shirley temple movie. they had two children together and he died after cancer nine years ago. her greatest achievement in life was what she called her 55 year story book marriage. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> we have more details on the passing of shirley temple black. herktvu facebook users are sharing their memories of

shirley temple. jose grew up watching her movies. great memories. rest in piece little girl. you will be missed. marcus says thank you shirley for all the memories of your movies, god bless you. we want to share your memories of shirley temple with us on our facebook page. you can join this conversation by liking the ktvu page. >> it is 8:06. there are new plans to beef up security at pg and e securities after an attack last year at a substation in the south bay. we are joined live to tell us about the security measures and why the customers may have to pay. >> reporter: pg and e spokesman told me this morning ever since the attack happened here at the substation they've been working with consultants to access how to improve its security. for the past ten months they've had private security guards stationed here but now they're

looking at upgrading the fences. pg and e says it will now install opaque fencing around the perimeter of numerous substations to protect them. advanced camera systems, enhanced lighting and additional alarms will be added at multiple substations including the met calf station. pg and e says there's other measures taken so security is not compromised. the upgrades are in response to what's been called a highly substantial attack. 150 rounds were fired from a sniper causing $15 million in damage. >> work on the fence is scheduled to start, it should start some time in the next few months and met calf will be the first association we're working on. >> and the other stations? yes. we're measuring other substations as well.

we're not disclosing the number or names of substations for security reasons. >> reporter: cfci won't comment on to the investigation into the attack but others worry it's a rehearsal for something bigger and says it may have been an act for domestic terrorism. it will cost $86 million over a three year period. pg and e is looking at possibly raising customer's rates. a spokesman says it's too early to tell if the increase will happen. the request will be made to the energy commission. reporting live near south san jose, channel 2 news. >> time now 8:08. more investigation of why part of a roof collapsed at a warehouse. it happened yesterday evening while firefighters were checking water flowing down the street. you have no idea -- they have no idea if anyone was trapped inside the wear house.

>> they've used search cameras and sonar to see if anyone's inside tapping or movement or anything. >> no one was found inside. the warehouse was declared vacant. they say it's possible the weight of the resent rains caused the roof to collapse. the rainstorm may not have done much for the south bay but wine grape growers say the storm came just in time. right now the vines are dormant for winter. soon they'll enter a phase called bud break. that's when the early beginnings of grapes start to form. without enough water growers say the growth would be stunted. >> when they start growing, they need moisture from the soil to fuel the growth. now they're going to have it. what water we are able to store we'll be able to spoon feed to the vibe later in the -- to the vine later in the summer. >> some of the growers depend entirely on ground water and wells. like other farmers, they're hoping for more storms to ease

the drought. the weekend storm also filled up the russian river. our ktvu cameras were busy. we got video out there from the drone out there. now, you see the man who launched the drone seen what it did for the river. you can find the latest information on some of california's biggest reservoirs on ktvu.com. look for the link on the hot topics section of the home page. >> california commission says it welcomes the creation of a new state watchdog group. this group will examine the often complex insurance issues involved ride share services such as ubere lift and side car. the group was in response to several crashes. one of those accidents was in san francisco on new year's eve.

57 year old uber driver killed a six year old girl as she walked with her mother and brother. the tragedy has led to a wrongful death lawsuit. >> time is 8:10. should they cut back or not. the big vote this morning. this will effect customers in the east bay. >> making her first public comments this morning to congress. what she's telling lawmakers about her plans and how wall street is reacting. >> good morning. some of the fog is moving through and we're looking at highway 4 here. you can see it's kind of drifting. there is slow traffic. we're going to update this for you coming up. >> that fog is drifting definitely. it's been moving around pockets of sun out there. overall, a fog advisory out. anymore rain this week? we'll have to wait till next week. [ female announcer ] that's a nickel.

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president obama is giving an official white house welcome to french president this morning. >> here under the red, white

and blue and the blue, white and red we declare our devotion once more to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. >> the french president is on a two day state visit to washington. the morning's ceremony included a military honor guard and a 21 gun absolute. tonight will be a steak dinner. tomorrow he comes to the bay area. >> it is 8:16. this morning a joint anti mafia blitz involving drug agents in the u.s. and italy is under way. there have been dozens of arrests on both sides of the atlantic. the operation is targeting a new international cocaine trafficking route. agencies in both countries are trying to stop the deliveries

of huge amounts of cocaine. >> attorney general says the state will reverse the gay marriage ban. nevada voters approved the ban in 2002 and just last month state leaders say they would fight to keep the ban in place. after a resent appeals court, they cannot be ruled on their sexual orientation. >> they set a monthly fund raising effort last month despite the traffic scandal troubles of its chairman. in a statement, the association says it raised $6 million last month, quote with the help of chairman kristie and all of our republican governors, unquote. that's twice the group's fund

raising. kristie, a potential 2016 presidential contender has been dealing with allegations and traffic jams as part of a political vendetta. the governor has denied any knowledge of the plot. >> time now about 8:18. we're going to sal. is fog still a problem? >> it is. we tried to look at highway 4. it was fogged in which wasn't the case early this morning. now we're looking at highway 4 and you see we showed it to you on the keys and now it's moving east. can't see it. you can kind of see the traffic out there. the fog is moving east. let's go to the bay bridge where the fog has not been an issue. the fog is moving away from the bridge. you'll see sunshine appearing there. about a 20 minute delay. another 10 on to san francisco. you're looking at a half hour to get into the city. 80 westbound has been a mess.

it's been slow all the way through and to the berkley area. 101 and 280 are slow. north bound 85 and 87 there's a crash there. 8:18. let's go to steve. >> high and mid-level clouds pushed north. high and low level clouds pushed north east. there are a few breaks here but a batch of moisture. the pineapple express is now visiting the pacific north west. the weather people up in portland have been working triple duty. i tell you it's been ice storms, snow and we're going to get rain. 40s on the temperatures and low 50s. 41santa rosa. clouds have come into redwood shores as well. some areas are clear and low fog is there. we get a mostly sunny day as the fog lifts. rain moving back into the

pacific north west. watch snow levels go up. this will be the warm system. kind of the same ban we had. it just continues to lift up. moving north. brutally cold. temperatures carved out here. not much has changed here. the big news continues to be around atlanta. actually 35 now. they're on the boarder for freezing rain, snow or rain. could be two to four inches of ice accumulating along the line. northern georgia, atlanta back into the carolinas and back into the north east tomorrow will be another winter storm. the beat goes on for them. 25 in tahoe. a few high clouds and light rain. this system might drag across. high pressure is kind of built in and it does not look that strong. forecast models and more rain. colder systems next week and we'll see if that holds. miner warm up, not a lot. the lows are cooler. with the low cloud deck in place it will be hard to warm

up that much. low dense fog advisory. this morning it was on the ground and now lifting a little bit. 50s and 60s are close to seasonal averages this time of year. 65 morgan hill and santa cruz mid-60s. upper 50s to mid-60s on the coast. mist out there for some. morning fog, hazy winds. not much for us hear. friday looks good and increasing clouds saturday. >> all right. thank you, steve. 8:21. a bold escape attempt and how an inmate managed to break free from custody and now he will be quickly tossed. >> a tough tackle caught on camera. the take down involving sacramento police and random bystanders.

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you can see a police officer comes out of nowhere right about there and tackles a fleeing suspect. this all started when a man committed a crime at a nearby train station and ran from police. tv cameras were rolling the entire time. other police officers and bystanders helped subdue the suspect who was later arrested. no word on the charges he'll face. a chief packed a surprising target. the president of papal says his credit card information was stolen and used for a spending spree. the credit card was probably scanned when he used it during -- during a trip to the united kingdom. marcus says that breech would not have happened if the european businesses where he

used the card accepted papal. time 8:26. it's a big day for the bay bridge. a ceremony that begins in a couple of hours from now. >> and this morning police are searching for two suspected convenient store robber. these men aren't going for the cash in the register according to investigators. how they're using prepaid gift cards to steal thousands of dollars. >> good morning. right now we're still seeing slowing around the bay area especially in the south bay. we can see 280 is slow. we'll give you a round up of the south bay commute straight ahead. >> some fog out this morning. pockets of it seem to be burning off for half the bay area. sunshine for a while but what about the next rain?

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all right steve, getting word of new problems that just came in before we went on air. first let us take a look at south bound 101. it made it on the screen. there is a car fire reported south of 101. that is slowing traffic in both directions on highway 101. use the 280 extension instead. i promise the look at the south bay and it's heavy getting in to the west valley for no particular reason except everyone's on the road at once. if you have the locketsly of putting it off, it's kind of a tall tale on the morning commute, but you might want to wait a little bit as the

traffic eases up. let's go to 880 now in oakland. north bound slowing down on the way to downtown. on the bay bridge, the drive time has pumped up again. it's 45 minutes plus. can't catch a break getting into the city. 8:31. let's go back to the desk. >> police searching for two robbery suspects who have stolen thousands of dollars in prepaid gift cards from a convenience store. alex live with more on the unusual scheme. >> reporter: good morning. forget about grabbing cash out of the register. these men have stolen $7,000 by loading up the prepaid gift cards you see in the stores and they did it all here at the 711 store. police say one robber will force the clerk into a back storage room while the other one quickly fills the cards to their 500-dollar limit at the register. police lieutenant told me he's

never heard of this before. these are surveillance images of the two men they're looking for. they struck twice just last week robbing the same 711. is first robbery was february 2nd, the other this past saturday. both hold ups early in the morning. it makes sense the men would opt for gift cards because they're untraceable. on top of that, most stores don't have a lot of cash in registers overnight. >> at 4:00 in the morning they have a very limited amount of cash in the cash register. generally less than a hundred dollars. so hundred dollars verses 6,000 dollars in gift cards is a much greater take. >> i would assume that probably one of them has worked in retail or obviously worked with these types of cards and transactions. >> reporter: the two men involved in the robbery scheme have not used a weapon to get away with the money. the woman on duty, the same woman during both robberies was

not hurt but very shaken up. obviously, the police working hard to track these two men down. they hope to surveillance images will help and anyone who recognizes either of the two men will put in a call to police. we're live, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. it is 8:34. despite the rainstorm over the weekend, volunteer water cut backs continue and now the east bay may be asked to conserve water as well. bryan is live in oakland to let us know what the district is proposing today. good morning bryan. >> reporter: good morning. many were waiting for a storm like we saw over the weekend. despite the water conservation efforts continue for many people and is being considered for east bay customers. that decision will be made later this afternoon during the utility meeting. again, this afternoon the district which serves over a

million customers will decide whether to ask payers to voluntarily cut back 10 percent of way usage. according to the district, resent rain helped levels which is 63 percent of capacity. overall, the district said it's only received just under half of what they would normally receive under the rainy season. east bay will also attack other recourses but with that comes the possibility that rates may go up in order to obtain the water supply. we've spoken with many residence debits this morning. many say they are conserving already while others don't seem concerned about the drought situation. the rain is running late. >> you never know. january no rain and all the sudden you got rain. i'm not concerned about it. we will get rain again. >> we made cut backs because we

heard about it and we're probably taking advantage of water because we have it. >> reporter: in the meantime, the area still needs to conserve water. officials are asking residents to cut back water usage by 20 percent. officials say they need six more storms to ease drought concerns. april is going to be a big month for many of the water agencies. that's when the final report on water will be released and when water agencies will determine rates as well as water use throughout the rest of the year. live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right bryan, time now 8:36. all around the bay area people still cleaning up after the big weekend storm. a huge oak tree crashed down on

top of a doctor's office. officer bryan gates and his team were called in to chop up the tree and remove it. most big trees were infected with root fungus. >> the roots couldn't do the job to hold up the tree and over they come. >> they're getting a lot of calls to remove downed trees. he says if you're worried about old trees around your home or business you can call them to examine it before the next storm hits. >> it is 8:37. it is a big day for former san francisco mayor and state assembly speaker willly brown. the western portion of the bay bridge will be named the willly l. brown bridge. brown has said it is a great honor, not just for him but for all african americans. the naacp is picking up the

6,500-dollar price tag for the new bridge sign. >> time now 8:37. in the meantime we're finding more about the leaks on the eastern span of the bay bridge. yesterday engineers gave us a close up look at the latest problem on the new $6.4 billion bridge. water is leaking into an area under neither the road bed that's suppose to be water tight. caltran says at this point no one knows how the water is getting in or how to fix it. the leaks are not causing problems, at least for now. >> we see no signs of corrosion. we're taking the issue seriously and it takes a fair amount of time for corrosion to manifest itself. >> the pounding rain we had over the weekend exposed the problem on the bridge. >> 8:38. police looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. investigators say a woman was shot to death outside an apartment building on 88th

avenue last night. witnesses reported hearing at least a dozen gunshots. it's still not clear what led up to the gun fire and police have not released the name of the woman who died. >> time is 8:38. starting today, more than 20,000 workers at the university of california hospitals will vote on whether to authorize another strike. the workers went on strike last may and november at five medical centers including ucsf at san francisco. their union represents patient care and service workers including custodians, employees and gardeners. they have not been able to reach a new contract deal. >> 8:39. it looks like san francisco is out romancing terrorist as the city of love. san francisco is the best city.

san francisco have plenty of places to go on a date. this is a good reminder of what friday is. >> valentines day. time is just about 8:40. what a slaughter house is doing now after a huge beef recall and also why the north bay cattle ranchers say what we call is not necessary. >> reporter: we're live in wood side where legendary star shirley temple black dies at 85. >> right now we're still seeing heavy conditions around the south bay as you can see, 280 is slow in both directions. we'll run this down for you and have other drive times. >> areas of fog still persistent but areas of sun beginning to break through for few. no rain. can we find any this week or

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shirley temple died of natural causes last night in her home. america's sweetheart starred in 43 films uplifting millions coming out of the great depression. she had a nonalcoholic drink

named after her and her image spun all kinds of merchandise from dolls to clothing. she is still the youngest person ever to win an academy award at age six. she was modest about her famous childhood and remained well grounded. >> she was very low profile. she would come in and shop a little bit but she liked her privacy. >> reporter: during temple's tenure at fox she made a total of $3 million and the studio earned more than 25 million. she was often credited of saving the company from bankruptcy. her first marriage failed but she had a daughter and eventually married charles black for whom she had two children. she is survived by three children, two grand children. she was working on her second autobiography when she died.

it will be interesting to see if the academy awards honors her this year. live from wood side, ktvu channel 2 news. >> time 8:46. the city of san pablo went through all last year with no killings. they have now had two within the last week. 55 year old rodrigo was in the car with his five year old child when he was shot and killed. on thursday, a 19 year old was killed near dover elementary. if you have any information on either case, call the police. >> it is 8:47. an inmate made a daring escape attempt on his way to his court hearing. the inmate was being transported through courthouse tunnels yesterday. the sheriff's office said he grabbed a fire extinguisher, sprayed three deputies and got

outside before he was dazed, tackled and brought into custody. >> it happened so fast. >> the sheriff's office says he was originally in jail on narcotics charges and a probation violation. he will now face new charges including assault with a deadly weapon, attempted escape and felony battery on a police officer. >> the judge is giving the state of california a two year extension to ease its prison overcrowding. the extension gives the state the time needed to help inmates become productive members of society. in handing down that ruling, the judge panel gave the state until february 2016 to reduce the prison population. right now, california has about 112,000 inmay wants, that's about 5,000 -- inmates, that's about 5,000 more than the limit set by the courts. 8:48. let's check in with sal. >> it's still busy.

unfortunately, it's not cleared up. it's backed up with about a 25 minute delay. another ten minutes to san francisco. it's going to take a bit to get into the city. looking at the commute on 880 north and south, south bound is okay but slows at 238. north bound slows at high street continuing up to downtown. north bound at 17, there's a crash. earlier one at 87. 85 behind schedule. 280 getting better and now 81. >> a lot of fog around, some of it thick. fog advisory been extended until 10:00. visibility not that great. others beginning to burn off. see the jet stream heading north. it will be bring to northern california. it will get down to lake county wednesday into thursday. dense fog advisory extended to 10. 40s today, more than yesterday. couple of soft 50s.

a lot more 40s. some areas clear and cold and other areas as far as cloud cover, mostly sunny. 20s and 30s up in tahoe. 40s in the valley. steady stream of moisture coming up from the hawaii islands. now taking more of a direct path towards seattle and portland. it might be a little rain as we talked about thursday and friday. the rest will be drizzle. i think that will probably not even equal that much but maybe up north from may be a little rein. morning fog and sun. dense fog advisory extended. 60s on the temperatures and upper 50s. these are close to seasonal averages. january and above a little bit we're about where we should be. maybe a slight warm up as we head towards wednesday and thursday but then increasing clouds come in an saturday

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a driver and passenger were trapped in the car. once freed the passenger was taken to the hospital and the driver taken into custody. >> time now 8:54. a slaughter house voluntarily ceasing operations after more than 8 million pounds after beef was recalled. the agriculture department said the meet was not fully inspected. it recalls all of the meat process. the usda says the company processed diseased and unsound animals without inspection.

the feeding corporation is the only remaining slaughter house serving ranchers in the north bay. >> it will now have to make arrangements for their cattle to be processed elsewhere. that means they'll have to transport them a much greater distance. >> some are criticizing the recall. they're saying most of the beef was consumed long ago. there are no reports of anyone getting sick. >> it is 8:55. the world's richest man is talking about the story of his life going to the big screen. billion air bill gates recently discussed the possibility of hollywood producers making a movie about his life. the founder of my -- the founder of microsoft sa his wife would like jackson to play his role. he is her favorite actor. silicon valley company is keeping watch over the thousands of athletes and world

leaders passing through the airport of sochi. they created facial recognizing software to help improve airport security. it can tell the difference between identical twins. similar software could soon be used at major u.s. airports. >> people in the east getting ready for the big storm expecting to drop several feet of snow, sleet and ice. just two weeks ago a storm paralyzed atlanta. commuters got stuck in traffic for 20 hours and had to abandon their cars. the georgia governor declared a state of emergency for a third of the state. schools will be closed today. today one lucky viewer will win two tickets for a nevada get away. the trip includes two adult lift tickets to heavenly and a two night stay in reno.

the winner also gets two show room tickets and dinner. for you to enter go to ktvu.com tonight to enter and enter the secret word snow. >> they're going to need knee surgery. let's check in with sal and see how things are going. is it tuesday morning, sal? >> yeah, it's tuesday. still a long way to go to see the weekend. let's take a look at north bound 101 as you drive up to 880. still slow. it's getting better. 885 and 280 are slow. it's a 25 minute delay. steady and strong this morning with no real improvement. san francisco crowded after an earlier car fire. 101 is a mess and 280 slower. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. fog advisory until 10:00 a.m. extending for another hour or so. there's thick fog to give way to sunshine. maybe drizzle, cloud cover

thursday. cloudy sunday and maybe a little rain. no big deal. next week we expect it colder. >> good. >> thank you, steve. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch at noon for more on today's big ceremony. the western portion of the bay bridge is getting a very special new name. we're always here for you at ktvu.com as well as facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us.

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