shoppers in san francisco scramble for cover after someone starts shooting in the middle of market street right outside of westfield shopping center. what we're learning about the young victim and why police say this wasn't a random of act. a plane landed safely after being hijacked by its own pilot. the demands he made after locking the pilot out of the cockpit in geneva and taking control of the flight. it was three years ago in san pablo that this landslide damaged several homes. how residents say the city is still putting them in jeopardy. it's been nearly a year since the bridge went all electronic. the windfall coming in from unpaid toll fines. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2." the search continues in san francisco for whoever opened

fire on busy streets in front of a popular shopping mall. ktvu's alex savidge will tell us what police are saying about the investigation coming up in a live report. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, a holiday forecast. how does it look? >> pretty good for us. there is a few high clouds up there. maybe some patchy fog. it's colder. 37 santa rosa. it was 39 half moon bay. 40 concord. not far away a lot of upper 30s around san jose and also parts of the east bay including livermore. a little bit of rain for those of you watching out from eureka north. that's about all the system will do is give light rain farther to the north. for us, it will be mostly sunny. one more weak system late tuesday into early wednesday. after that, things look like they will go back to big-time dry and sunny and warmer weather. today, mostly sunny, colder morning lows. patch or two of fog. a few high clouds. a lot of 60s.

normal highs this time of year. about 60, 64 in most locations will fall close to that there might be warmer locations in morgan hill and gilroy. here's sal. we're looking at the commute. one of the things we've noticed obviously it's loiter. there are -- lighter. there are a lot of people out there. it's not something that is gonna show you down. there are no major problems here as you drive at the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound as you drive, you can see there's very light delay about ten minutes between the toll plaza and san francisco. some of these drive times are amazing. lone tree way to loveridge, three minutes, speeds 66. 680 to highway 24, a five- minute drive time don't get used to that. the traffic is light. back to the desk. thank you, sal. this morning, san francisco police are searching for the gunman responsible for a shooting right in the heart of the city's shopping district. alex savidge is live outside of

the westfield shopping center with market police with information police want every shopper to know. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police want people to know this was not a random shooting. this 19-year-old shot several tilts. after being hit, he stumbled down the stairs that lead to the powell street b.a.r.t. station. the wounded teen was at the bottom of the stairs. the station had to be temporarily shut down for a half-hour. the shooting was 7 -- was after 7:00 last night here on market street. the sidewalk was blocked off by san francisco police so they could gather evidence. many people ducked inside the westfield shopping center trying to escape the gunfire. one man we talked with this morning said he heard the shooting. he saw quite a few people running to get away. he says it's fortunate no innocent bystanders were hit. >> very fortunate here. very fortunate. you know, it's kind of inconvenient, you know, for some gunshots to go off in this

type of area. surprising for something to go on like this down here especially with tourists and things like that. >> reporter: the teenaged victim in this case underwent surgery last night. police say he's still alive after being seriously wounded. police believe this was a target the shooting although they have not said what may have prompted the gunman to open fire. police are going through surveillance video from this area. there are quite a few cameras here in the busy downtown district here. although, so far, none of the video that police have looked at gives a clear look at the shooter they are still searching for. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. 7:04. last night's shooting outside of the westfield shopper center forced the closure of the powell street station for the second night in a row. on saturday, a muni train ran over and killed a homeless man who police say was trying to retrieve his backpack from the tracks.

the deadly accident caused delays for some riders heading to the new year parade. a plane out of ethiopia was hijacked by the copilot and diverted to switzerland. the pim was bound for rome -- the pilot was bound for rome. but the pilot took over the plane while the pilot was in the bathroom. once the plane landed in switzerland, the copilot asked for asylum. he said he was in danger in ethiopia. all 202 passengers and crew members are safe. 7:05. another protest is planned today over the shooting death of a bare teen by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. a group is demanding the sonoma county district attorney and the santa rosa police department release the findings of their investigation into the shooting death of andy lopez. the 13-year-old was shot while carrying a replica gun that deputy gehaus said looked like

a real rifle. the march is at 1:30 this afternoon at the old courthouse. the district attorney said she's not completed her investigation. some residents in the san pablo hills say the city has done nothing to fix problems caused by a landslide there three years ago. brian flores joining us live there this morning. and brian, you are talking -- you are hearing from both sides on this controversial issue. >> reporter: i am, dave. we're live in the san pablo hills. some residents say they are leaving in fear and frustration because they don't know when the next landslide will be. many of the residents still dealing with the aftermath of the landslide three years ago. huge tarp and sandbag cover the area that was affected. many residents say the city has done nothing to shore up the landing to shore up their names. we were there three years ago when the heavy rains and what residents say was a faulty drainage system caused homes to be damaged. four homes are on widen street.

three on hillcrest road. some residents tell the contra costa times that they blame the city for not fixing the drainage system. to this day, it remains a threat that more landslides could happen. some residents have sued the city to try to get this fixed. one resident says there's a lot of fienter pointing on -- finger-pointing going on. >> they had to remove a lot of soil. they have covered it with plastic so it probably won't occur again but there's still expenses involved. >> reporter: now, the city is not commenting, also telling the paper that it can't because of the current litigation against the city by the residents. however, back when the landslides happened that geo tech nal cal expert determined no city work contributed to the landslide. in the meantime, there are some temperature fixes. if we take it back out here live, concluding this this system coming from the hill, apparently this system dps back

to the 1950s. we've reached out to the law firm that's representing the city. we've not heard back from them but we hope to later on this morning. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:08. martinez police are asking anyone with information about a possible murder to come forward. 53-year-old christie lee southwitch was arrested. police say they were investigating a suspicious death at a home and that led him to her. she was booked on murder charges. police have not released any information about the victim. a salinas man who works at a golf club owned by clint eastwood has been arrested on suspicion of embezzling thousands of dollars. 48-year-old nick bentley morgan was arrested saturday afternoon. he had been working as the manager at the takama golf club. authorities say he's accused stealing more than $43,000.

so far there's been no comment from the golf club. the new all-electronic toll system is bringing in millions of dollars in unpaid fips. that's according to -- fines. that's according to the chronicle. while they missed out on $1.7 million in revenue, it made $2.9 million in fines. drivers who don't have fastrack have a month to pay their fine before they were hit with a $25 penalty. after that, the fine goes up to $70. 7:09. there's a report apple looked around silicon valley when it recently considered expanding its product line. the chief has spent the last few months looking for deals. the paper says that includes a meeting with tesla's founder elon musk. tesla and apple are not answering questions about the

reported meeting. 7:09. hollywood is out looking for its new star in fremont. take a look. this is an open casting call for the movie "the fixer." this photo was taken by one of our employees. the role called for a 20 something man who either is or look looks like he is -- or looks like he is of middle eastern decent. the callbacks are being held today. some people in sonoma are seeing red over a pink door. this is the front of grandma linda's ice cream shop located on first street in sonoma. part of the exterior is painted bright pink after the color was approved by the design re view commission. but some people say the commission did not follow the guidelines and the color takes away from the historical value of the building. they plan to appeal the dear's color at -- door's at a council

meeting on the 3rd. new information we just found out from police about an argument that happened moments before that may have prompted it. the oscars, less than two weeks away which movies were the big winners at the latest awards show overseas. good morning. traffic is doing very well on this presidents' day. we're looking at highway 101 in san jose. we'll look at other commutes and let you know how your drive is going to be. a lot of sunshine today. it's colder this morning. we'll see if that plays into near average temperatures on the high side or warmer and if there's any rain on our seven- day outlook.

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white man shot down an african- american teenager but was not convicted of first-degree murder. on saturday, a jury convicted michael dunn of three counts of second-degree attempted murder. but the jury deadlocked on the charge of first-degree murder. after an argument over loud music, dunn opened fire in an suv filled with teenager and killed 17-year-old jordan davis. >> justice! >> these protesters demonstrated in oakland last night saying the situation is too similar to the shooting for trayvon martin. in that case, george zimmerman was cleared of murder charges, partly because of florida's controversial stand-your-ground law. it is 7:14. a napa woman has collected 3500

signatures in her petition drive to create a new three strikes law. it comes in response to last month's tragic killing of 3- year-old kayleigh slusher. the organizer is pushing for a new law requiring that authorities intervene if police are called to a home more than three times to investigate allegations of child abuse. court records show police made nine trips in the past nine months to that apartment kayleigh shared with her mother and her mother's perfect. rodney eric son is retiring in june and will be replaced. the trustees have not identified the person they plan to introduce today as the new president. 7:15. a mine rescue in south africa, well, it's taken a surprising

turn. some of those trapped miners, they are now in police custody. yesterday, emergency crews in johannesburg came to the rescue of 11 miners trapped by debris in an abandoned mineshaft. well, police arrested them a short time later saying they were involved in their legal mining operations. they say other miners working illegally at that site, they refused to come out of the shaft because they feared they will be arrested. the ground has been shaking in oklahoma. the us geological survey says there have been four earthquakes near oklahoma city including one that was a 3.8. that's after a swarm that started on friday. now, we might consider those kind of small but people in oklahoma say the whole idea of earthquakes is pretty unnerving. >> if i'm experiencing eight of these in one day, then when does it, like, erupt and become something that's absolutely hoernl that takes my --

horrible that takes my house down? >> they are no the only -- not the only ones experiencing earthquakes. people in south carolina felt earthquakes through the weekend. no reports of serious damage. well, it's considered the last major award show before the academy awards. gravity was the big winner winning six trophies but it missed out on best film. >> the award goes to 12 years of slave. >> wow. it's had a big year. 12 years of slave. the star, there he was picking it up. now, cate blanchett was named best actress for blue jasmine. jennifer lawrence was best supporting actress for american

hustle. 7:17. netflix of los gatos is not saying how many people started to watch the second season of house of cards. but there is a report that says it was very successful. they made the second debut on friday and 16% of subscribers on one cable network streamed one episode and that's up from just 2% over the entire weekend when the show first started last year. nearly 11% had already streamed episode three by friday night which is a clear sign of the binge watching you watch, four, fire, six episodes in a row. 7:18. let's check traffic this morning. sal, i know it's a federal holiday anybody out there on the roads. >> well, not that many. but unfortunately what happens is, speeds are up and you get more serious wrecks. right now, we do have a look at the roads and traffic is doing

very well on 880 there are no major problems as you drive past the coliseum. the morning commute is looking good on westbound bay bridge coming up to the toll plaza. it's about a ten-minute drive into san francisco. maybe less than that. and no major problems. if you are on 580 westbound, that traffic looks good even on the altamont pass. there is truck slowing but it's not major. mostly clear. high clouds up there. napa airport, 36. a little north wind at 8 miles an hour puts the windchill at 30. there is a puff of a breeze there except for a few high clouds, it looks like a pretty ho-hum day. 30s on some of the temperatures. there's 36 at napa and livermore, 38. houston has been flirting with -- half moon bay has opinion flirting with 37. if it feels colder, it is. the system that came by left behind cooler air. a little bit more in the way of cloud cover to the north and very, very light rain. not much here but there is a little bit.

there is a lot of it if you head up to the pacific northwest. portland is just lit up. good rain there. snow in the mountains for the rest of the country. not as cold because there is another system coming in. it's still 22 in new york. chicago in the 20s in advance of this system giving them more snow. there is a possibility of severe weather for the deep south. the extended outlooks shows a conation through -- continuation through february. the system on its way is right here. today could be patchy fog. there's a few high clouds there. there will be mostly sunny skies except the north bay which gets more cloud cover. a very weak system late tuesday, wednesday. light rain to the north. i mean very light. here's some of the projections on the rainfall totals. it's more drizzle.

maybe mendocino county, lake county might get measurable amounts. today, mostly sunny, some colder morning lows. i put some fog in there. it has not shown up yet. maybe it will arrive in the next hour. 60 on the temperatures. sonoma, 63. san rafael, 63 degrees. 65 antioch, brentwood, oakley. pleasanton, 64. dan ville, san ramon in there. a little cooler but still in the 60s. berkeley, antioch and downtown oakland. slightly warmer san jose. santa cruz, 66. upper 50, 60s on the coast. these are right about where we should be this time of year. 60 to 64 is about normal. increasing low clouds and high clouds tuesday night into wednesday. maybe a little bit of drizzle and very light rain. clearing out and everything says sunshine and warmer temperatures into the weekend. 7:21. new claims from the woman accused of killing a man she met on craigslist. the other 34urd she said she's

committed and why -- the other murder she said she's committed and why.

a mobile home in redding that was filled with more than 60 pounds of explosive material has been burned to the ground. sheriff's deputies lit the house on fire yesterday with a remote ignited flame. 46 nearby homes had to be evacuated for the operation. the exploesives were discovered about a week ago when a blast injured the man living there. deputies say the man claims the explosives were used for model rockets. no arrests have been made. police in arizona are questioning a possible suspect in a deadly shooting inside a walmart store. it happened late yesterday in the phoenix suburb the chandler. -- dash of chandler. police say one man pulled out a gun and shot another customer during a fight inside the store. the wounded man tied several hours later in the hospital.

late last night, police took a man into custody for questioning after getting a tip from a family member of the man who died. 7:24. you know valentine's day is one of the most romantic days of the year but for some it's a day of revenge and filing for divorce. bay area lawyers say as the economy gets better there's been a rise in divorce cases. more spouses have the finance am freedom to make their break. and for the spouses who are really bitter what better day to file for divorce than valentine's day. >> there are a number of people who want to make the point, you proposed to me on valentine's day, here is your divorce paperwork on this day. >> if you wanted to file on that day in alameda county, you may have to wait. one judge there refuses to hear divorce or sign papers on that special day. 1, 2, 3! >> all right. now the feathers are gonna fly.

they were flying at this huge pillow flight in san jose. fourth annual feathers of fury right in front of the theater. hundred of people were there and they were at a similar event in san francisco on valentine's day. 7:26. an increasing number of babies born in the u.s. are conceived with advanced fertility help. a new report from the society for assisted reproductive technology says up to 2% of babies born in the u.s. are conceived with some sort of fertility help. the most common procedure is in vitro fertilization. in 201, 61,000 babies were conceived using that method. a teen's suicide in saratoga that made national headlines. how some local journalists beat the national news media in coverage. speeds are up.

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7:29. good morning. we are live at the san jose police headquarters learning more details about a homicide. janine de la vega will have new

information coming up in just a couple of minutes. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, you see any sign of rain coming through. >> maybe late tuesday, early wednesday. pretty nice today. it's colder. a lot of 30s here. napa, 36. santa rosa is in there as well. not far away there's other locations. a little hint of a breeze. west fairfield at 6. napa puts the windchill at 30. novato and northwest at 9. that is adding to the little chill in the morning air. a few high clouds. for us, except for higher clouds it will still be a mostly sunny day. one more system it will be late tuesday/wednesday. if we get more than a couple drupes 1 -- couple 1/100ths it

will probably be reason to celebrate. use highway 5 because there's been a serious accident on 99 near sierra exit in fresno county. a good area to avoid. let's take a at our local -- at our local traffic. it's looking good. remember, if your speeds are up a little too much. you might get the red and blue whites behind you. keep it down. the roadways are wet open for you. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's about a ten-minute drive time into san francisco with no major problems. 580 looks okay as you drive to castro valley and 680 looks good. back to the desk. we have new details coming in now about a deadly incident in san jose. police are trying to track down who stabbed and killed a man and then possibly ran him over. detectives are investigating this as the city's seventh

homicide of the year. janine de la vega just talked with police and you are back now to tell us what you just found out, janine. >> reporter: dave, detectives are still interviewing witnesses at this hour. they are still trying to sort this out. they have not made any arrests yet but here's what we know so far. this all started at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. police say a fight broke out at the flea market on capital. it spilled out on the streets and police say at some point, a man was stabbed at least once and hit by a car, that driver sped off. investigators say there were multiple vehicles involved and many witnesses. detectives are still trying to figure out how many people are responsible for this crime. >> it's a minimum of one suspect but it could be multiple suspects as the investigation unravels here. but again, we're asking as we normally do that if anybody was in the area left the scene witnessed anything that they

please contact the homicide unit. >> reporter: police also interviewed at kaiser santa teresa hospital. both came in with injuries. one of them had been stabbed. another was hit possibly by a car. officers have determined that the two were involved in the melee yesterday. police have a lot of witness statements to sift to before releasing any suspect or vehicle descriptions. they need to go through surveillance video to see if it can provide clues as to what happened. as far as the victim's identity, it's not been released but we're being told the victim was in his 30s. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose police are searching for suspects in a double shooting yesterday afternoon. it happened near burdette drive in east san jose. when police got there, they found a man and woman were both shot at least one time. both are expected to survive. it's still not clear what led up to the gunfire.

fairfield police are searching for clues after a 16- year-old girl was shot to death over the weekend. tara moriarty is live in the neighborhood this morning to let us know how neighbors are reacting to this tragic news. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. we did speak with a neighbor earlier this morning and he told us that naomi rojas was with her best friend, a guy, when she was killed. police are not releasing a lot of information about this case. we do know that the community around here has been deeply affected by her death. [in spanish] >> reporter: rojas's friends came out here last night, they were lighting candles and praying on the tracks where it happened. she was found shot to death 4:00 saturday morning killed behind the railroad tracks behind the apartment building on feengs drive. police -- phoenix drive.

police were called there after gunshots were herd. >> when the police got there, there was a witness that was there. however, we've spoken to him since and we are still conducting the investigation with him. >> i mean, it's sad. i can't believe it happened. i have a lot of people who didn't think it would be her. she was a good person. not bad. she was cool. >> reporter: friends say rojas was a good, fun-loving person and are struggling to deal with her killing. police say sometimes people break through the fences to loiter through. police are asking for tips from the public. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. a big honor for the saratoga high school newspaper for the story for audrey pott who killed herself after three teen boys sexually assaulted

her at a party and took pictures. media outlets reported those photos went viral. but a paper is disputing that claim. the reporter's decision to did against the subpoena and protect the confidentiality of their source earned them an award from the society of professional journalists. oakland police say it may take a few days before we find out the name of the person found badly burned in the oakland hills. a body was found near redwood regional park. police that the body was that of an adult woman. but they don't know anything else. a man told ktvu he saw an orange glow but he thought it was kids causing trouble. he did not want to be identified but said he was shocked when a friend told him about the body. >> and that's when it just clicked. i'm like oh, my god, you know,

i saw that. police say the coroner is now trying to determine the name of that woman. 7:36 there is a warning about cactus sold at specialty stores around the state. including the bay area. the plants which are sold to -- to be eaten were sold in concord, sacramento, stockton and woodland. they are contaminated with a pesticide that's been banned since 1989 because it causes permanent damage. it was sold between february 6th through february 12th. people who bought it should get rid of it or return it to the store. muni starts to work on its spending plan for the next two years. the board will hold the first public hearing on muni's brightest picture. the board will consider muni rides to shutting off parking meters on sunday.

this new spending plan includes an automatic scheduled fare hike. muni riders who pay cash, you will be charged $2.25 for a single ride fare. coming up on 7:38. happening today, president obama returns to washington, d.c. after spending the weekend in california. he actually played golf yesterday on a private course. it has 19 holes. the extra one is in case there is a playoff. the president med with king abdullah on friday in rancho mirage near palm springs. he started his visit during fresno to get a first-hand look at the effects of the drought. and the president is praising michael sam for announcing he's gay before the draft. he said his attitude is that he can play great football and should be judged on that alone. if drafted, sam would become

the first openly gay player in the nfl. the president made the comments in a tv interview that aired before the nba all star game. the east coast getting more severe weather this week. another winter storm dropped more than a foot of snow in parts of coastal maine and massachusetts. this weekend's heavy winds knocked out the power for thousands of customers in cape cod. that snowy weather caused problems at boston's logan airport. jetblue canceled 193 flights heading in and out of posten between -- boston between last wednesday and through saturday. todd is presidents' day. more than 200,000 students and teachers on the east coast have to be in school. with more snow days than they anticipated, many schools have to make up for lost time. state education departments typically require about a thousand hours or 180 days of school instruction every academic year. several east coast counties say

they may have to extend the school year just to meet that requirement. 7:39. let's turn to the olympics. we're gonna give you the current medal count in a couple of minutes. but first, u.s. skier bode miller became history becoming the oldest skier at the age of 56. he took the bronze in the super- g. as he did it -- look at this run, he became emotional during the ceremony. look at him here. he -- he's getting emotional. he dedicated the medal he won to his brother. his brother die the last april at the age of 29. he was the second -- he has the second highest total medals. six for a male skier. now, let's take a look at the medal count. it looks like this -- the netherlands in the lead with 16. the united states and russia, one behind with 16 apiece.

then it's norway and canada each with 14 total medals. a piece of history is docked in san francisco this week. the lady washington and the hawaiian chiefton are docked the pier 40 and offer walking tours through wednesday. over the weekend, families got to tour the tall ships. the ships offer training programs for kids in the fifth to eighth grade. a scientist is being asked to help a nun become a saint. find out about the bay area connection. an online game turned deadly. the challenge it makes involving alcohol. good morning. highway 24, it looks pretty good if you are driving up to the tunnel. the drive time is eight minutes. we'll tell you more about drive times and this morning's drive to work. pretty cold this morning. colder lows than we've seen in a while. afternoon temperatures will warm up. is there any rain on our seven-

day outlook.

7:44. shocking new claim from a pennsylvania woman charged with killing a man she met on craigslist. she's claiming to be responsible for killing at least 22 other people as part of her involvement in a satanic cult. 19-year-old amanda barber made that claim during a jailhouse interview on friday night. she said she would lure her victims, become their friend, and then kill them. she says she stopped counting after 22 murders. pennsylvania police are working with the fbi to investigate those claims. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for both barber and her husband in the killing

of 42-year-old troy laferrer. a new online craze has turned into a deadly game. ktvu's pam cook is in our newsroom to tell us how this works and what's happening here. >> it's pretty scary. it's called neck nominate. it basically calls on friends to engage in some very dangerous drinking. [bleep] >> now, it starts with someone like that quickly downing a large amount of alcohol, posting it online and then challenging others to outdo them. if the person or people who have been challenged don't respond they are ridiculed on facebook and twitter. >> this is a lethal game. the point about alcohol, is that it effects your ability to recognize that you are in danger and it absolutely affects your ability to react to danger.

so we have a double whammy here. >> so far four men have died, their deaths blamed on this game. it's believed to have started in australia now sweeping through britain. the dares get more and more outrageous with people mixing things into the drinks. this woman stripping down in a grocery store and drinking. another person put a dead house into one of the drinks before drinking it. many parents blame social media for the spread of this deadly game and in our next our of "mornings on 2" we'll show you a response from facebook. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. the dalai lama is coming here to the bay area this week and they are preparing for it at the new tibetan association. organizers purchased this building in 2011 and are working on renovating it with the help of donations from the

tibetan community. organizers admit there is a lot of work to be done before the dalai lama arrives on sunday. >> we're very confident we should be done by thursday and he's on his -- he's arriving next sunday. we still have about three, four days before he comes. >> the organizers say the number of tibetan americans here in the bay area has grown from about 15 in the 1970s to more than 2,000 today. 7:47. hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of san francisco this weekend to celebrate the year of the horse. ♪ >> the annual chinese parade was broadcast on saturday night right here. it's one of the biggest parades outside of asia celebrating the lunar new year. we have much more on this parade at ktvu.com. there are videos, photos and more right at the top of the home page. you've posted some pictures on

facebook. >> yes. >> and i did and we were trying to tweet in the parade. >> we were doing a lot of waving. we had a great time. i know sal did. you had a great time. you are feeling good ready to take care of the folks on the road. this commute will be great, too. >> people who have to go to work are gonna find most roads will be open for you without any major traffic jams. highway 4 looks good coming up to the willow pass grade. there are no major problems on 680 nearby. a lot of people have today off. tomorrow everyone will be back, most people anyway. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we haven't had a backup and the metering lights are on. about ten-minute driferent time. 580 is one of the major highways that's usually busy but this morning it's light. let's go to steve into we have mostly fair skies. i say that there's a little bit of high clouds out there. it's cold. san rafael, danville.

napa airport has wind at 30 miles an hour. it's cold. 30 degrees. excuse me. the temperature is getting over freezing in parts of minnesota. i think the first time in three weeks. think about that. it's been brutal. brutal back there. this will continue. our weather looks like it will will go back to ho-hum. this breeze is helping to keep some temperatures up. it also exwich us the windchill -- gives us the windchill. novato west, oakland breeze to 3. but it's all over the place. it's west north. generally north-northwest. a lot of high clouds to the north. some very, very light rain. hardly wornth mentioning up towards crescent city. other than that, it's heavy rain and snow in the pacific northwest. here they go. downright balmy. 23 in chicago. 24 in green bay. it's about as warm as they've

been in a while. they will fet above freezing it looks like starting tomorrow. they do have more snow moving in and south of that tornado st. louis looks like the rain -- around st. louis looks like rain moving in. we have a weak system and hardly anything else to talk about. sacramento is in the 30s. 50s down in los angeles. san diego. the system coming in for tuesday night/wednesday does not look like much because it doesn't much. that may be the last one until the end of the month, early march. some patchy fog, a few high clouds and very light rain to the north on wednesday morning and then that will be it. the projection through thursday shows a couple 1/100ths for us. mostly sunny today. colder lows. no doubt about it. 60s on the temperatures. 64 in clearlake. it did dip to 29 this morning. saint te lena, 64.

san rafael at 63. low to mid-60s from alameda out to brentwood. martinez, 62. benicia, vallejo. some low to mid-60s on the peninsula. about 63 to 65 covers most of the spread. fog, sun, clouds tuesday night. wednesday morning, drizzle. it clears out. after that, everything says sunshine and warmer temperatures especially by the end of the week. >> thank you, steve. it's nine minutes before 8:00 reports of officers ignoring reports from g -- from gps tracking devices. it's stood for more than a century. why the famous eisenhower tree at the hoerm -- home of the masters had to be removed from the golf course.

the death of three young people in venezuela last week led to this protest in the streets of san francisco. locals want lawmakers to denounce the recent violence in the country. now-venezuela's president is ordering the expulsion of three officials in the country. he says they are part of a plot to overthrow them. the chp is releasing new details about a deadly car crash in fresno county. police say a man was following his wife's car on saturday night when a minivan ran a stoplight and hit her. the car burst into flames trapping the man's wife and four children inside. he tried to break the windows and pull them out but was unable to rescue them. the driver of the minivan was rescued and sent to the hospital. the world's top golfers playing in the masters tournament, they will have an

easier time this april when they play the 17th hole. that's because the landmark hazard known as the eisenhower tree was badly damaged during this month's ice storm in georgia. the augusta country club brought in tree experts trying to save it but all of them said, no it has to be removed. the president was named for dwight eisenhower because he lobbied to have the tree removed in 1956. he was hit something so often on his tee shot. both the giants and as are in arizona for spring training. the as don't practice fully until wednesday. more than a dozen players were at camp and that includes josh reddick who just signed a one- year $2.7 million deal avoid be arbitration. he's hoping to bounce back from a wrist injury last season. >> i'm trying to put last year behind me. that's all i really can do. not saying i'm gonna do the

numbers i did. but just be a better player and not play through a serious injury like that. >> this is the last year they will have spring training in phoenix. next year, they move to mesa. the giants are at spring training. position players don't report until camp tomorrow. pablo sandoval has been there for the last several days. they play their spring training game next wednesday. did you see the nba all- star history? curry was ridiculous, made history becoming the first starter at an nba game in almost ten years. but also became the first warrior all-star with a double- double since nate thurmond did it in 1967. how did he make it look so easy? he started out strong in the first quarter. in the third with the west

leading by 12. watch this move. this is one of my favorite. flips it. he does it again. you have to watch it again. the mvt irving had 31 points, 14 assists. he ended up leading the east to a 163-155 victory. hif-scoring game. mardi gras well underway in new orleans with more than two weeks until fat tuesday. parades and the beautiful people. three parades rolled in surrounding cities will host parades almost every night until mardi gras. knew, the annual holiday ends at midnight fat tuesday signaling the start of lent. 7:57. been three years since a major landslide in san pablo. but some people there say they are still living on the edge and they say the city is to

blame. a chaotic scene on busy market street last night as someone opens fire in front of the westfield shopping center. what we're learning about the young victim in this case and what police are doing to track down the shooter. a little chill but we also have patchy low clouds. temperatures might be near average but what about the end of the week. things will be warming up. we'll show you how much. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek.

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well, good morning. it's 8:00. welcome back to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures. a continuing investigation in san francisco into a shooting in the heart of the busy district. we're looking at the westfield shopping center. that's where a young man was shot and they are searching for the gunman. alex savidge has been on this. he'll have more details in his live report in a couple of minutes. it's monday morning, february 17th. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm tori campbell a quick look at weather and traffic. steve, any rain in the forecast? >> late tuesday, early wednesday. it does not look like much, though. we have a few high clouds. a little bit of fog has decided to join the party coming in. more coastal than the inland fog. still upper 30s. sfo, 51. half moon bay, 50. some of the fog coming in. hint of a breeze has definitely

brought some of these temperatures up fast. half moon bay bay was clear, calm, 31 degrees. there's a little difference of a breeze here for some. other locations that are under calm conditions might not be colder. a few high clouds. a very quiet pattern. it will be mostly sunny today. you can see some of the low cloud deck beginning to work its way in. one more system. this one won't be much. i think that's only going to give us maybe a drizzle or light, light rain. things look quiet or warm until the end of the month. we'll see if that holds. 250s low to mid-60s. right now we are looking at a good bay area commute as we show you some of these live pictures. i want to show you the traffic at the toll plaza is doing very well. it's about a ten-minute drive time. maybe less than that. getting into san francisco. the metering lights are not on. it's light. looking at commutes on 880 and 580 that commute continues to look very good. 580 through the altamont pass that is looking good in both directions as you drive on 580

and no no major problems on -- no mikor problems on the contra costa freeways. they all look good. back to the desk. we are learning there's new information this morning -- in fact, we're learning that a chp officer has died after an accident in fresno county. there are unconfirmed reports that a second officer may have been killed as well. it happened just before 6:00 on southbound highway 99 at bethel avenue. the initial report was that the driver of a white pickup truck fell asleep and hit the center divide. it was facing the wrong way in the lanes with its lights off and other cars hit it. the reports say when the chp responded their car overturned and crashed. parts of the highway near the site are closed. we will continue to follow the story and bring you more details as we get them. time is 8:02. san francisco police are searching for the gunman responsible for a shooting in the heart of the shopping

district. alex savidge is live outside of the westfield shopping center on market street with the latest information on the shooting victim. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. police do believe the victim in this case was targeted. a 19-year-old young man who was shot several times right here in the middle of busy market street. it happened just outside of the westfield shopping center last night. police are going over surveillance video trying at this point to identify the shooter. they've not done so yet. it was after 7:00 last night when the gunfire broke out. the street was passed with -- was packed with shoppers. many people ducked inside the west feefld shopping center to get away from the gunfire. police blocked off the sidewalk to gather evidence. we're told the wounded teenager stumbled down the stairs that lead to the powell street b.a.r.t. station that prompted authorities to temporary shut the station down for a time. one person who was down here said he heard the shooting and said he saw people running to

get away. >> most people were scattering everywhere. it wasn't cool. it wasn't cool at all. >> make you nervous? >> yeah, i was nervous. i was scared. i was paranoid. i was glad it wasn't me. >> the teenaged victim underwent surgery last night. police say he's still alive at this point although he suffered very serious injuries in this shooting. police have not said what may have prompted the gunman to open fire on this man but again they do believe the victim was targeted. police say it's extremely fortunate no innocent bystanders were hit with bullets flying here in the middle of this busy shopping district in san francisco. we're live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:04. last night's shooting forced the closure of muni's powell street station for the second night in a ray. on saturday, a muni train ran over and killed a homeless man who police say was trying to retrieve his backpack from the tracks. the deadly accident caused

delays for some riders heading to the chinese new year's parade. 8:04. it's been three years now since a major landslide in san pablo threatened seven homes. some residents say their homes are still in danger and it's the city's fault. ktvu's brian flores is in san pablo now and brian, you are getting reaction from both sides. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. one resident that we spoke with didn't want to be on camera but he told me off camera he's frustrated and still living in fear because he doesn't know when the next landslide will take place. if we take a look behind me you can see a huge tarp covered by sandbags. it's been here for quite sometime. some residents want to know when a more permanent fix will take place. ktvu was there three years' when heavy rains and what residents say was an apparently city run faulty drain system eng daneered seven homes. four of the homes are on wymeen. three are down the slope. some residents tell the contra

costa times even after three years nothing has been done to permanently fix the problem and that they blame the city for not maintaining and ficking the drainage system. and that remains a threat that more landslides could happen. they say the old system cblthed to the landslide -- contributed to the landslide. but the city says that's not the case when the experts said they were not contributing -- a contributing factor to the landslide. one resident who we spoke with not involved said there's a lot of finger-pointing going on. >> they had to remove a lot of system and put in drinnage systems now -- drainage systems now and have covered it with plastic so it probably won't occur but there's still expenses involved. >> reporter: now, the city also told the contra costa times that it can't comment because the current litigation by the residents against the city at the time the city hoped for relief funds from the state and federal government but those

funds never material materialized. three years later we're left with a temperature fix with an issue that has yet to be resolved. the drainage system dates back to the 1950s. we've reached out to the city as well as the law firm representing the city in this case. we have not heard back this morning. we're live here in the san pablo hills. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. santa clara valley water district trying to make it easier for customers to save water. they are offering an online calculator to track water use. they are also offering water saving apps for your smartphone. they include the drip detective and one just for kids. it's called captain plops water saving mission. 8:07. another protest is planned today over the shooting death of a bay area teen by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. a group is demanding the sonoma county district attorney and the santa rosa police department release the findings of their investigation into the

shooting death of andy lopez. the 13-year-old was shot while carrying a replica rifle that deputy eric gelhaus says looked like a real ak-47 assault rifle. the march is set to take place at the old square in santa rosa at 1:30 this afternoon. the district attorney said she's not completed her investigation. police in martinez want the public to help in solving a possible murder. 53-year-old christie lee southrich was arrested yesterday. now, police say they are investigating a suspicious death at a home zalia avenue and they say that led hem to south -- led them to southrich and she was booked on murder charges. san leandro police have issued a warning to the public about two burglars posing as utility workers. nine days ago, they stole several items from a home while pretending to check for water problems. police are concerned there

could be more victims. so far investigators only have a vague description of the two burglars. they are a man and a woman in their 20s, spotted driving a dark colored pickup truck. a salinas man has been arrested for embezzling thousands of dollars from clint eastwood's golf club. authorities say morton is suspected of forgery and stealing more than 33,000. so far, there have been no comments from the be -- from the club. there is a new online database listing fines for senior care homes all over northern california. this is the first time the general public has been able to see how these home club facilities are rated. five of the ten with the most fines are here in the bay area. the highest bay area offender, jai residential home in

millbrae with more than $27,000 in fines. some of the administrators of the facility say they are trying to fix the problems as quickly as possible. 8:09. there's a report apple was interested in making a bid for tesla. apple's head of merger and acquisitions met with elon musk last year. according to the chronicle, the high-level meeting would indicate apple is looking to expand from its core business. neither tesla norapple is commenting on the report or any possible deal. hollywood looking for it new star in fremont, believe it or not. here's a photo. this is an open casting call for the movie called "the fixer." the role called for a 20 something man who either is or looks like he's of middle eastern decent. you can see a long line there, about 400 men showed up for yesterday's audition. producers took in hundreds of tapes from around the world. later today, the callbacks will

be held. 8:10. an oakland scientist who normally helps police solve homicides is now helping a nun become a saint. cassandra is a dna expert and said she's setting the remains of the catholic nun of who died in 1922. the nun was known as the mother of croatia for her work helping in her native poland. the oakland scientist is being asked to examine bones to make certain they are those of the mother of croatia. the vatican requires such identification for anyone on the road to sainthood. 8:11. a 16-year-old girl shot to death. now authorities need your help to find the killer. the clues investigators are working with to try to determine what happened. a plane bound for rome is hijacked by the copilot and flown to geneva instead today. a live report on the reason the pilot said he did it.

good morning. right now traffic is doing pretty well in the bay area as you can see on 680. but speeds are up and a tendency for more dangerous crashes is there. we'll tell you more about that -- coming up. a little chill in the morning air. combination of colder temperatures and a westerly breeze but what about high temperatures? will they be cooler or warmer.

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multi-vehicle accident in fresno county. this happened just before 6:00 this morning on southbound highway 99 at bethel avenue. the chp says the driver of a white pickup truck fell asleep at the wheel and hit the center divide. so the truck was facing the wrong way in the lanes with its lights off. other carts hit it. when the chp responded, their cars hit the other vehicle and overturned. the streets around the area are closed and are expected to be that way most of the day. keep that in mind if you are heading that way. we'll bring you more details as beget them. an airline copilot is in custody in switzerland accused of hijacking his own plane with more than 200 people on board. kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c. to tell us what the copilot demanded. kyla? >> reporter: tori, it happened

overnight on an ethiopian airplanes plane heading to rome. authorities say the lead pilot stepped away to use the bathroom. that's when the copilot locked him out of the cockpit. the man in his early 30s through the plane to geneva switerland. he told the control tower he wanted asylum there. the control tower workers did not guarantee him asylum before he finally landed the plane and surrendered to police at geneva international airport. the 200 passengers and crew on the plane were not hurt and passengers were not even aware that the plane had been hijacked. officials say the pilot or rather the copilot will be charged with taking hostages and could face up to 20 years in prison. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:16. a woman from napa has collected 3500 signatures in her petition drive to create a new three strikes law for child abuse. this is in response to last

month's tragic killing to kayleigh slusher. the organizer is pushing for a law for authorities to intervene if police are called to a house more than three times to investigate claims of child abuse. the court records show nine visits were made to that apartment. the couple are accused of beating the child to death. 8 soo. 17 -- 8:17. probation officers in leaks say gps ankle alerts are overwhelming their department. los angeles is home to the national -- the nation's largest probation department. officers there receive as many as 1,000 gps alerts a day for some of those high risk convicts. but the los angeles times reports many of the messages get deleted because there are too many alerts to deal with. most of the warnings are for a blocked signal or low battery. all right.

8:17. let's bring sal back. it's a federal holiday. not a lot of cars on the road. how does traffic look? >> traffic looks okay. the chp usually does extra enforcement for these long holiday weekends. one of the things i've noticed when we get crashes they tend to be more serious. people are driving faster because the roads are wide open. let's take a look at what we have now with the bay bridge. it's wide open for you. a ten-minute drive into san francisco with no major problems into the city. interstate 880 oakland that looks good and there are no major problems. i will show you the maps just to show you how the road sensors look green on 880 to 580 on highway had 13. clear cold. now we get the combination of the low and higher clouds. very little rain up to the

extreme north. less than a couple of/100ths. livermore was -- of 1/100ths. livermore was in there. low clouds came in. a little bit of a breeze has picked up for some. that's allowed temperatures. 8:00 hour we start to rebound. a little bit of a westerly or northwesterly breeze in place. even though these higher clouds are coming in, not that big of a deal they will still be machine to the south -- mostly sunny to the south. partly cloudy to the north. you can see some of the gray right there. that will keep temperatures in the 50s for parts of the coast or very low 60s. one more system and then that will be late tuesday into wednesday. it looks really warm after that quiet if our forecast models are right. i think they are. mostly sunny. 60s on the temperatures today. upper 50s very low 60s and because of that kind of a westerly breeze. these are right about where we should be this time of year, believe it or not. 60, 64. most locations will be pretty close. farther away warmer. closer to the coast, except for santa cruz, upper 50s, low 60s.

temperatures not changing too much until after wednesday. if we get rain, it will be light. it will clear out and then thursday, the lows will be cold. the preparations already underway for the dalai lama. and divorce filings on the most romantic day of the year. why some people feel valentine's day is the perfect time to call it quits.

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a mobile home in redding filled with more than 60 pounds of explosives burnt to the ground. sheriff's deputies used remote controls to set it on fire. 46 nearby homes were evacuated. the explosives were found about a week ago. a man was hurt by an explosion there. so far no arrests have been made. check out this bright, pink door. this is on grandma linda's ice cream shop in sonoma. some people are seeing red about this. the owners of the building say the color was approved by the design review commission. part of the exterior is painted bright pink after the color was approved by the design review commission. but some people say the commission was not following its own guidelines and that the color takes away from the historical value of that building. they plan to appeal the color at a city council meeting on march 3rd. a construction site in los

angeles set a new world record for pouring concrete. more than 200 trucks made more than 2,000 trips over the weekend for 24 straight hours. once it is built, that building will be the tallest west of the mississippi with 900 hotel rooms. it will be slightly taller than the new transbay transit center in san francisco. that one will be 1,070 feet tall. valentine's day is one of the most row maptic days -- romantic days of the year. for some it's a great day for a div verse. bay area attorneys say as the economy has improved there's been an increase in filings. for the spouses who are especially bitter what better way to file for divorce than valentine's day? >> there are a number of people who want to make the point, you proposed to me on valentine's day. here is your divorce paperwork

on valentine's day. but if you are wanting to file for divorce on valentine's day in alameda county, you might have to wait. one judge there refuses to hear divorce cases or sign divorce papers on that special day. 1, 2, 3! >> yeah, the feathers were flying at this huge pillow fight in san jose. this was the fourth annual feathers of fury in front of the san jose theater. hundred of people attended a similar event in san francisco on valentine's day. 8:25. the bafta awards are considered the last major award show before the academy awards. gravity got six trovefies but it missed out on best film. >> the bafta is awarded to ask the 2312 years of -- to "12 years of slave."

the movie's star was named best actor. now, cate blanchett was named best actress for blue jasmine. jennifer lawrence, best supporting actress for american hustle. alfonzo was named best director for the movie "gravity". a horrifying discovery made in the oakland hills. a baddy burned body was fowp -- badly burned body was found. and a witness describes what he saw. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where police are investigating the city's 7th homicide of the year. why they believe a man in a flea market was intentionally targeted. good morning. it has been a very nice morning on the roads. westbound bay bridge toll plaza, for example, has no slowdown. we'll tell you why driving today may be just a little bit more tricky than others. a little bit of fog is

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at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. 8:29. good morning to you. welcome back to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures we're in san jose again. police are investigating a homicide and possibly a hit and run. complicated story, ktvu's janine de la vega is there. we'll have more on this. also word of an argument at a flea market that may have led up to the crime. stay tuned for that. monday morning, february 17th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic now. steve's right over there. >> i am. thank you, dave. we have mostly fair skies.

a little fair. a billion breeze as well. combination of a few high clouds and patchy low clouds. anywhere from 30s to 50s. some locations were much colder than this a couple of hours ago. a little fog helps or breeze picks up. it will still be mostly sunny, partly cloudy farther north you go. but temperatures starting off a little on the cooler side. they will struggle today. but they will be about where they should be which is about between 60, 64. a lot of 30s. even a few upper 20s. one more system, the old pipeline looks like it will visit late tuesday into wednesday. mostly sunny today. a colder morning. maybe a little hint of fog around the coast and bay. not a lot. it's not widespread. 60s on the temperatures. a few upper 20s. a little cooler here. a little warmer inland. here's sal. all right. good morning. we have looking at the eastshore freeway and traffic is actually doing pretty well today in general. traffic is actually moving along very well.

the only unfortunate part is days where the roads are wide open. we tend to have more serious crashes because speeds are up. chp does added enforcement on holiday weekends just to make sure you are following the rules. bay bridge toll plaza, very light. about 10-minute or less drive into san francisco. as you look at the east bay, the traffic here looks good on 5le 0 and on 8 -- and on 880. but then on the peninsula, 101 and 280 looks good. 101 looks good to the airport. back to the desk. breaking news out of fresno county. two chp officers are dead after an early-morning multivehicle accident. the names of both officers, they are men. they've not been released as of yet. we're just getting this video in. we'll get to it in a moment. but this incident happened before 6:00 this morning on southbound highway 99 at bethel avenue near kingsburg. again, video is jusm coming in.

it has just happened. the chp says the driver of a white pickup truck fell asleep hit the center divide. it was facing the wrong way in the lanes with its lights off when other cars hit it. and as the chp responded, their car hit the others and flipped over. parts of highway 99 in fresno county near that site they are blocked off for an investigation. it will probably stay that way for most of the day. this is a still-developing story in fresno county. we'll keep an eye on it and bring you more details as we get them in. time is 8:32. police in san jose, they are trying to track down who stabbed and killed a man and then ran him over. detectives are investigating this as homicide -- the homicide -- the seven ngt th hges of the year in -- homicide of the year in san jose. janine de la vega is there with more. >> reporter: no arrests yet in

this case. police are still trying to figure out how many people are involved in this homicide. they say there were a lot of witnesses to an argument that escalated into a stabbing and then into a hit and run. police say that a fight broke out at 3:00 yesterday afternoon at the flea market on capital near snell. those involved were kicked out by security. but the confrontation continued onto the street. police say at some point, a man was stabbed at least once and then hit by a car. the driver of that car then sped off. everyone in a scene like this, you have multiple witnesses calling in regarding various types of vehicles, people involved. descriptions of people that were involved. so again, investigators have been working through the -- through the evening and are still working early this morning to figure out what happened. the victim's identity has not been releed -- released. a flea market vendor said he knew the victim.

>> nobody deserves that. you get run over and i heard he was pretty well torn up. he wasn't a big by. a little guy. he's not a threat to anybody. he's a good guy. >> reporter: police also interviewed two people at kaiser santa teresa hospital. both came in with injuries. one of them was stabbed. another was hit. possibly by a car. they've determined that the two were involved in this case. police have a lot of witness statements to sift through before releasing any suspect or vehicle descriptions. they need to go through surveillance video to see if that can provide any more clues as to how this all happened. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose police are searching for suspects in a double shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon near burdette drive and south king road in east san jose. police found a man and a woman who had been shot at least once. both victims are expected to

survive. it's unclear what led up to the gunfire. more information about a burned body found saturday night in the oakland hills. it was found near the entrance of redwood regional park. it was an adult woman according to police. but they are not able to know anything else. now, a man driving home along skyline boulevard told ktvu he saw the fire and a car parked near it. he didn't want to be identified but he said he thought it was kids playing around until the following morning when a friend told him about that body. >> that's when it just clicked. i'm like oh, my god. i saw that. >> police say the coroner is investigating trying to determine the name of that woman. police in fresno say a man watched helplessly as his wife and four children died in a fiery car crash. the chp says the man was driving behind his wife's car saturday night when the driver of a minivan ran a stop sign and hit her. the car burst into flames.

the family was trapped inside. police say the man smashed the car windows but could not rescue his family. the driver of the minivan as ware ast -- was airlifted to the hospital with serious injuries. fair field police who are investigating the shooting of a 16-year-old girl are asking the public for help. ktvu's tara moriarty is live in fairfield and was able to get an update from one of the officers on patrol. good morning tara. >> reporter: we caught up with him about a half-hour ago. police say they have solid leads in this case. that's positive news. he believes that more information should be forthcoming this morning. the killing happened behind me right behind this apartment complex near the railroad tracks. [singing] >> reporter: rojas's friends came out and lit candles and prayed on the shoulder of the

tracks where it happened. you have to walk down several yards from where we're standing. they say she was found shot to death off phoenix drive behind the apartment building. police were called there after someone heard gunshots. police are trying to figure out what she was doing there and who she was with. do you think they will catch who did this? >> they should. they should catch who did it. that's messed up. you know, she wasn't a bad person. she didn't deserve to die like this. >> reporter: friends say rojas was a fun-loving perp and are struggling with her killing at such a young age. police say the spot is a hangout for teens who hang out to drink. investigators have no description of the shooter in this case and they are asking for tips from the public. live from fairfield, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news.

8:37. tomorrow, muni starts working on its budget for the next two years. it will be the first public hearing on muni's brightest outlook in years. the board will consider everything from free muni rides for senior and disabled riders to turning off the parking meters on sunday. the new spending plan includes automatic spare hike. muni riders who pay cash, you will be paid 2.25 for single ride fares. happening today, president obama returns to washington, d.c. after spending the weekend here in california. the president met with king abdullah of jordan on friday in rancho mirage near palm springs. he started his california visit touring farmland near mess fro, not a first-land look at the drought here in the state. it's already been blamed for several deaths in the u.k.

the dangerous new drinking game young people are playing online. and a scary scene for shoppers here in san francisco last night as gunfire erupts outside of the westfield shopping center. what police are saying this morning about the young victim they believe was targeted. good morning. this morning's commute has been different. a lot of people have the die. as we look at 80 westbound. more people are getting on. we'll tell you about drive times across the bay. a little bit of patchy fog. but overall, another mostly sunny day. temperatures are colder. but cooler afternoon highs. is there any rain in the forecast? good is in every blue diamond a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of the u.s. ski team.

two chp officers are dead after an early-morning crash in fresno county near kingsburg. here's some new video. we just got this in. the chp says the driver of a pickup truck fell asleep, hit the center divide. other vehicles crashed into that truck and when the police officers responded, their car hit the pileup and flipped over. again, two chp officers have died. parts of the highway near that crash scene may be closed r for most of the day. in san pablo, it's been

almost three years since this major landslide happened there. but some people in that neighborhood say their homes are still in danger. the contra costa times reports several people in the area say the city still has not fixed a bad drainage system and more landslides are possible. and san francisco police still searching for the gunman responsible for a shooting last night right in the heart of the city's shopping district. alex savidge is live outside of the westfield shopping center on west market street. you have the latest information on the shooting victim. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you, dave. police do not believe this was a random act. they say the victim in this case was clearly targeted. a 19-year-old man who was shot several times last night right in the middle of busy market street. after the teen was hit. he stumbled down these stairs that lead to the powell street b.a.r.t. station and that prompted the closure of that station for a short time. the street was packed when the

shooting hammed after 7:00. many people ducked into the west field shopping center to escape the gunfire. police blocked off the sidewalk in this area as they gathered evidence. one man who was nearby at the time told us he heard several gunshots and he told us he was thankful no innocent bystanders were hit. >> very fortunate here. very fortunate, you know, it's kind of inconvenient, you know, for some gunshots to go off in this area. >> this is surprising for something to go on like this down here especially with a bunch of tourists and things like that, you know. >> reporter: the teenaged victim in this case underwent surgery last night at the hospital and police say he is still alive. we don't know his current condition. police haven't said what may have prompted the gunman to open fire but again, they do believe the shooter in this case was targeting this teenager. bebring you back out here to a live picture in san francisco, you can see here is the

surveillance video above one of the entrances to the shopping center. there are a lot of cameras in this area. police have been poring over surveillance video from some of the streets around here trying to get a good look at the shooter, a person still on the loose. we're live in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:45. an online game has turned into a deadly craze. pam cook is in the newsroom with more on how it's played and also the response from facebook. good morning, pam. >> good morning. it's called neck nominate. it's basically calling on friends to engage in some very dangerous drinking. [bleep] >> you have 24 hours to get it done. >> ta starts like -- it starts look like that with someone downing alcohol and challenging people to outdo them.

the dares get more outrageous, women stripping down to neighborhood, guys drinks from toilets. five men have died, deaths blamed on the game. many parents are blaming facebook. >> it's difficult to say that facebook should not be -- facebook should not be condoning this. they should be taking the videos offline. >> facebook has issued a response to questions about the online drinking game. it says "we do not tolerate content which is directly harmful, for example, bullying but behavior which some people may find offensive or controversial is not always necessarily against our rules." now, facebook goes on to encourage people to report potential rule breaking for them to take a look at case by case. now, here's something that we found really great has come from this dangerous game.

one young man has turned it into a random act of kindness challenge. he gave sandwiches to people living on the streets. and challenges other people to do even nicer things. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:47. the dalai lama comes here to the bay area later this week and the new tibetan association of northern california is preparing for his arrival. organizers purchased a building in richmond in 2011. they are still renovating it with the help of the community. organizers admit there is still a lot of work to be done before the dalai lama arrives on sunday. but they hope -- but they hope to finish it by thursday. the lady washington and the hawaiian chiefton are docked at pier 40 and offer walking tours through wednesday. over the weekend, families got to tour the tall ship and experience the sailing life. the ships offer training programs for kids from fifth to

eighth grades all donations go to the ship's training programs. that looks like a lot of fun. >> yeah. let's check in with sal. relatively light traffic most of the bay area, right? >> it sure is. that's god good because i think we're probably gonna have a busy week from tuesday to fry. take your -- tuesday to friday. this is a look at the commute here at the toll plaza. some people are commuting to work like me, you and the other guy over there. other gal over there. traffic is okay if you are driving into san francisco. no problems on the san mateo bridge. it's about a ten-minute drive from the toll plaza area, start counting until you get to foster city. when you get over to the peninsula, 101 and 280 are doing well. a little bit of slow traffic coming out of half moon bay. 8:48. let's go to steve. >> kind of cold this morning. colder than we've seen.

hazy sunshine for some. it looks like we're starting to bounce off the lows. a couple of patches of low clouds. it didn't amount to too much. believe it or not, the half moon bay airport was 49. there's a little breeze for some. not a strong one. enough to stir things up. novato. a few high clouds and very light rain -- eureka, arcadia, crescent city, heavy rain. portland has been slammed this month. combination of ice, snow and rain. it's 23 warm degrees in chicago. 25 in warm day. they may see their first above- 32-degree temperatures in some areas that haven't had that. there's a system moving through. some snow and lay kind of a mix, a little bit of freezing rain and a possibility of severe weather for the deep south tomorrow. goes on and on. for us, 20s up in the

mountains. 30s in reno. 20s, 30s, mendocino county and lake county. 65 in ps. for us, it will be mostly sunny and we'll focus our attention on this system coming in. it will give us some very light rain. more likely drizzle. after that it looks like high and dry. a lot of sun today. we'll deal with that very weak system coming in midweek. after that everything says sun and warm temperatures. the projection of rainfall through thursday. probably drizzle. mostly sunny. a colder morning it will give way. ear than that, sunshine and 60s on the temperatures. did have a 29-degree reading in clearlake. novato 62. kentfield, 63. 64 walnut creek to danville. brentwood, antioch, oakley. low 60s. about the same a little warmer. san jose, morgan hill, gilroy. santa cruz, 66. upper 50s, lower 60s and on the coast, mid-60s on the

peninsula. i do have a little increase in some fog. it's out of here. everything says sunshine and warmer temperatures as we head into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. ten minutes before 9:00. rosy o'donnell admitting a very personal decision she made regarding her health. >> i was 220 pounds, i was in severe denial about that. >> the procedure she felt was necessary to help save her life. booooorrk - it's beef and pork!

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[chanting] >> the death of three young people in swen last week a at -- swen at dash venezuela last week -- people in venezuela last week has the president ordering the expulsion of three officials from his country. he says they are part of the plot to overthrow him. shocking new claim by a pennsylvania woman charged with killing a man she met on craigslist. she told police she killed at least 22 other people as part of her involvement in a satanic cult. 19-year-old miranda barber said that friday night during a jailhouse phone interview. barber said she would lure her victims, become their friend, then kill them. pennsylvania police and the fbi are investigating those claims. prosecutors want the death penalty for barber and her husband in the killing of a 42- year-old man. the number of people dying

from heroin overdoses is way up this year. there's a new version of heroin that's becoming more common. authorities say more than 80 people have died in recent weeks because many drug dealers are lacing heroin with a powerful prescription drug. fentanilyl. the heroin found in phillip hoffman's apartment did not contain the additive. more additives are turning to heroin because of crackdowns on prescription drugs. rosy open donnell is revealing that she had weight loss surgery to improve herself after suffering a serious heart attack in 2012. she lost 40 pounds. during a keynote speech for the american heart association in detroit, o'donnell said she had the surgery to save her life after suffering a heart attack and said she wants to get the

word out to other women. >> i called my publicist and said let's get all of the women who have had heart attacks. she said no other woman who has had it wants to talk about it publicly. i said why not? it's not like you've been convicted of a crime. >> she said she's changed her lifestyle. she now has a healthy diet and takes daily walks. last night at the nba all- star game, curry became the first starter in almost ten years and became the first warrior all star with a double- double since nate thurmond did it in 1967. >> i wish i could do that. he finished with 12 points 11 asits -- assists. but the east won the game. 163-155. even though he did things like that. irving of the cavaliers, he was named the game's mvp.

>> very impressive. all right. want to check in with sal. you are saying it's pretty light but traffic may be heavier this afternoon. >> that's right. if you are in san francisco, all of the meters will be enforced today, too, to make sure you read the signs carefully. traffic on westbound bay bridge is light. if you are trying to get in the city, it looks really good. no problems on the san mateo bridge. and there is san francisco. northbound 101 that traffic looks good approaching the 80 split. if you are driving on the peninsula, 101 and 280 still looking good. thank you. we do have mostly sunny skies. a little hazy. it was cold this morning. many of you have the day off. just waking up. it will be mostly sunny. one more weak system wednesday morning. >> all right. thank you. >> any time. that's our report. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more on this morning's tragedy in fresno county. two chp officers have been

killed in a highway accident. this is video from the scene. we're always here for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thanks for joining us.

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