napa. temperatures a little cool. some of that fog again. i think this will play into our forecast. system will be getting closer. that will ramp up a little bit. another beautiful day. sunny and warm. patchy morning fog. temperatures copping out today. we'll start a cool down tomorrow. here is sal. people are up already. this is a look at the bay bridge. this is now a 15-20 minute commute. it's getting higher and higher. 15-20 is your drive time. no major problems if you are driving on the approach. this is a look at 880 north and southbound. still less than five minutes from downtown oakland to the airport. if you are trying to catch a flight. 580 has been somewhat troubled

coming into the valley. coming in from the altamont pass. 205 is also slow. we've had a lot of slow traffic in this area. we've had just a couple fender benders. we had an earlier gravel spill. so 580 now 49 minutes already from grant line to 680. high street 25. highway 4 and 680 drive times pretty good. bart as normal no delays. nothing to do with that derailment. everything is back on time. let's go back to the desk. we have developing news from berkeley where firefighters are grieving the loss of one of their own. tara moriarty is at the fire house this morning with more on the accident that killed a 55- year-old firefighter and more on his family history. >> reporter: family and friends are definitely grieving right now. and facebook condolences have been pouring in. i want to read one of them to you. it says you are a greet man who

lived a worthy life. still trying to get over the shock. you can see here at the station where tony worked that the flag is at half staff. that will be the case in many stations. nunes was killed in a tractor accident last night at his family's ranch. a procession of firefighters and other emergency crews escorted his body to a coroner's office. the 55-year-old was killed while driving his tractor. it slid 200 feet down a canyon and rolled pinning him underneath. he was working on a dirt road to prepare for this week's rainstorm. firefighters poured into the coroner's office last night grief stricken. nunes worked for berkeley fire but his father and three brothers all worked for the contra corsica county fire department. his father and brother larry were battalion chiefs. his brother ed works as a

reserve. and his brother john was a captain who died suddenly of job related canister 2009. nunes's friends tell us he was extremely well liked and a cowboy at heart. when everybody wakes up here, we hope we can speak to them. time is 6:02. meantime police officers from all over the bay area they are heading to fresno to go to the memorial service for two chp officers killed in the line of duty. janine de la vega is joining us live from the chp office in san jose. there is a special connection there. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. right now you are looking at live pictures of those chp officers who are loading up in their vehicles. they came in about an hour ago. they have been shining their shoes and getting their uniforms on. making sure they look their best when they head to fresno to pay their respects.

gonzalez and law were killed in a crash on highway 99. they were responding to a traffic accident and hit a guardrail while trying to avoid the vehicles involved in that crash. after graduating the academy together -- governor jerry brown will be among the thousands of people attending today's service which begins at 10:00 a.m.. officers say it will be a difficult day for them. >> we all go out every day realizing that might be something we have to do. we do everything we can to try to avoid that from happening. when it does happen we gather together to honor them, to remind ourselves that is a possibility that we need to be as careful as we possibly can be. >> reporter: a group of about 15-20 officers from san jose will be driving down in their patrol cars with fresno to attend the service. some didn't know gonzalez but still want to pay their respects. the service begins in a couple

hours at the save mart center where we are told officers from many other law enforcement agencies are also expected to attend. and again they are going to leave very soon now. again a lot of them about to get in their cars and head down to fresno. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. police in fairfield are investigating a deadly crash that appears to have occurred during a street race. it happened last night at lopes road and canyon hills drive. investigators say two cars were moving at high speeds when they collided at the intersection. witnesses say it was an innocent bystander who was killed in that crash. >> i hear from the witnesses is is they were speeding. two of the cars were speeding and this gentleman who is deceased he was just driving down the road. had no idea this was coming. >> police say one of the

suspected rappers were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. the other driver sped away. time is 6:05. police are searching for three men that forced their way into a house, taped a boy and his grandmother and robbed them. it happened around 3:15 yesterday afternoon. police say after the men left, the boy managed to escape and ran to the neighbors house. that neighbor happened to be state senator mark desoni. >> he was in a state of shock when i was talking to him. he started to calm down once the police got here. when i came out he was obviously very upset. >> the three suspects described as latino between the ages of 19 and 30. one had a short buzz cut with a birthmark above his upper lip. two had handguns. police are still searching and still trying to figure out what was stolen from that home.

this morning fremont police are investigating a crash between an amtrak train and a car. that happened last night. when firefighters arrived they found an overturned vehicle next to the tracks. there were two people inside. one was unconscious. both people were taken to the hospital but so far there is no update on their condition. bart is back on track with trains running on schedule during this monday morning commute. but that is after a train derailment that disrupted service for -- empty train flew off the cracks. bart workers spent most of the weekend. >> our possessing is -- we know it's a big inconvenience far lot of people. but break downs are inevitable.

if you drive a car it will break down sometime. if parts -- it make take several weeks before investigators determine exactly what went wrong. time 6:07. the power is back on for thousands of customers. the outage started around 10:00 last night. more than 6600 customers were effected. a vote scheduled on the plan to ban plastic water bottles on public property in san francisco. a ban would hurt the nonprofit organizers of events that make money by selling water in plastic bottles. so the deadline for them has been changed until 2018. still others are worried there

is just not enough alternatives like water fountains and water refilling stations. supporters say banning plastic bottles would be better for the environment. girl scout from arizona and her mother are following in the footsteps of a girl in the bay area. she got the idea after seeing the story about the girl in san francisco. she says her daughter wants to sell big and only has one more week to do it.  >> well my top goal is maybe 600 or 700. >> it takes a lot of time. if i can move twice as many in the same amount of time. >> it paid off. the owner of the medical marijuana dispensary decided to buy a box of cookies for each of its customers over the weekend. meantime the bay area scout was invited back over the weekend but decided to decline. she set up shop on president's day and sold 117 boxes in two hours. the california girl scout 51s

it's a legit mat business and her parents say it is safe, than she is fine. a former basketball star makes pro history. >> proposal to downsize the united states army. the motivation behind the idea and potentially devastating results. >> good morning. we are looking at more slow traffic now that we have past 6:00. on the sunol grade it looks good. >> i hope you get out and enjoy the nice spring weather we had over the weekend. one more day of that and then some changes.

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incredible. a bird smashing through the windshield of this small plane. look at it again. this is unbelievable. the pilot caught this on his dash board camera. somehow he kept his cool and quickly was able to land the plane. weber only suffered minor cut on his fore head. the pilot of a replica world war i plane was hurt after the plane flipped over. take a look at this photo. this son twitter. the firefighters who responded took this photo.

the pilot had been doing what is called high speed taxiing. that is a step in certifying a plane for flight. that german biplane was only damaged slightly. the united states' army might be downsizing in order to reduce defense spending. defense secretary chuck hagel will propose the idea sometime today. if congress approves his plan, it would reduce the size of the army to its smallest size since before world war ii. some military officials worry the cuts could be dangerous for the remaining troops. president obama meets with governors of both parties and western states about the droughts and wild fires. last night the governors were welcomed by president obama and the first lady. the president told them that this is a year of action and he needs their help to move america forward. >> our partnership on behalf of the american people, on issues ranging from education to health care to climate change

run deep. deeper than what usually hits the front page. >> governor jerry brown is not at that governor's conference. he said he had to stay here in california to work on the drought problem. he did meet with president obama last week in fresno about the water crisis. the family of a san lorenzo man shot and killed by sheriffs deputies. david was killed one week ago. the sheriffs department says officers were forced to open fire after he came after them with a baseball bat. but family members say the deputies created a lethal confrontation with an emotionally impaired man. >> they break the door down, they rush in and within moments they fired over 13 shots. hitting him numerous times. >> i've been married 40 years. gave me three beautiful boys.

and grand kids. he is a good man. he didn't deserve to die. >> it's still not clear happen legal action if any the family plans to take against the sheriffs department. time is 6:15. silicon valley investor tim draper holds a news conference today about an initiative known as six californians. this would split california into six individual states. draper is known for investing in companies like skype and hot mail. and says in the current form california is too big to be governed efficiently. he needs to get about 808,000 signatures before the middle of july in order to get this measure on the november ballot and get a debate going. >> it should be an interesting thing. >> yeah. 6:16 is the time. sal, how is traffic and n your part of the state? >> yeah. traffic in silicon valley.

it's doing okay. it's getting a little slower as you drive to the bay bridge toll plaza. i want to mentioning the metering lights came on and there is a backup of 25 minutes getting into san francisco. so that is your drive time. 25 or a little less. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland. you can tell more people around the road. no major problems from the coliseum up to downtown. i want to take a look at traffic times. 580 it is more than an hour. we had a lot of accidents on that stretch. the crashes are clear but traffic is not doing well. 580 from high street to 24 is only five minutes. so that is a dramatic difference. highway 4 six and 680, 25 minutes. this is a look at bart a lot of people wondering if bart is back on service. yes, they are.

no delays. running normal despite what happened on friday. everything is back to normal. let's go to steve. thank you. very good morning. clear skies. a little cold for some. there is 30s there. only patchy fog so far. there will be lots of sun today. rain wednesday afternoon. and then the second system looks a little stronger. fro jury excuseds for rain a coup -- projections for rain a couple weeks ago we only had that foot of rain. sunday we are seeing 1-2.5. it's good but not off the charts. 40s on the temps. 37 half-moon bay under clear skies. there is some fog. this system gets a little closer it stamps to ramp up the on shore breeze.

a little brisk there. a little chill in the air. it looks like fog in the area. high pressure holds its ground. and through thursday. wednesday's system about a half inch to an inch and a quarter. so not bad. let's not go crazy or anything. that is just a normal system. sunny and warm. patches of fog. it will be a nice day. i believe this song was by a bro somewhere. nice. nice. santa clara valley it was warm. fog on the increase tuesday and rain wednesday afternoon and evening. thursday is a bright day. there might be early morning rain. >> thank you, steve. this week tesla ceo will

announce his plan for gig georgia batteries. a new survey looking for cars that survive at least 200,000 miles found not many cars make it. many trucks and suvs did hit that mark. ford's f-250 pickups are the most durable. chevy actually had seven of the top 12. the toyota four runner and ford expedition round out the top five. no european cars made that list. time is 6:20. a warrant has been issued for the arrest of the president of ukraine. he has fled the capitol but the ukrainian people are getting a look at the luxurious palace.

the reminder firefighters say could end up saving your life.

happening today the supreme court set to announce whether it will take up controversial cases involving gun rights and

presidential powers. one case could test the limits of president obama's push to use his executive power when congress won't act. the at issue is whether the environmental protection agency went too far when without congressional approval it limited carbon emissions from power plants, factories, and other sources of greenhouse gases. >> on the constitutional side, this is a classic conflict between congress and the white house. congress has refused to give the president what he wants. and now the epa is going at it alone. >> another issue before the court the national rifle association is challenging a texas concealed carry law that bans anyone under 21 to carry guns in public. the nra argues the second amendment right of self-defense suffers from responsible to 18 to 20-year-olds. reminder about carbon monoxide detectors. saturday night in long island about 27 people including seven

first responders had to be taken to the hospital after a carbon monoxide leak at a mall. restaurant manager who was working there lost his life because of carbon monoxide poisoning. now on sunday more than 20 people at a hotel in maine had to be taken to the hospital for that same treatment. >> carbon monoxide is known as the silent killer. it's colorless, it's tasteless, and it's odor less. >> earlier this month carbon monoxide leak at a hotel in baltimore sent nine people to the hospital. and last near three people died two months apart in the same north carolina motel room. in may of 2010 state officials signed a law requiring all california homes with equipped with carbon monoxide alarms. the alarms have to be installed outside the homes sleeping areas. homes with sleeping areas on

different levels have to have an alarm on each level. the mighty metro dome no longer has a roof. wow. incredible to see. construction crews placed 84 charges of dynamite along 24 columns to bring the roof down using dynamite was not part of the original plan after a large tier gave way crews say they had to get creative. >> when that occurred we recognized we had to take a different approach to the demolition of the remaining beam. >> construction crews say bringing down the rest of the dome won't be as dramatic. the plan is to take a more conventional approach. the entire stadium will be gone by april. 6:26 is the time. the dalai lama continues his bay area visit with an appearance in santa clara

today. the proteges that have -- the protestors have showed up at his other events. >> good news bart trains are running but after a train derailment last week does that mean bart riders trust the reliability of the system? >> we are looking at a commute that is getting more crowded. we will give you drive times for this freeway and others straight ahead. >> lots of sunshine and warm temps over the weekend. anymore of that today and if so for how long? the big news is rain still on tap for this week?

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. just getting ready for that opening bell this morning. looks like a decent opening

across the board. big deal for bay area company netflix. and com cast. signing a teal. they say they will make things faster. everybody needs things faster. there it is. the opening bell live in new york. >> how did you do that? >> that was quite a dramatic pop. >> they gave you a high five too. >> we will spiel and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. steve paulson, i was over in tahoe over the weekend. snow much better. we all said the same thing. better than we thought it would be considering. >> thank you for the postcard. that was very nice. >> you're welcome. >> today looks good. it will be clear. it will be sunny. it will be nice. a little brisk out there for some.

don card and buchanan 31. there are upper 30s. even half-moon bay says 37. where is that fog? it's down toward the peninsula. there will be more playing into the forecast tonight and tomorrow. today looks good. especially inland. lots of sunshine. bring those temps up. all rise to the toys and 70s. the pattern will change as the high pressure system breaks down tomorrow. not today. today patchy fog to the south. still sunny and warm and the wind will pick up later in the week. the bigger system is on friday. i will tell you l.a. may be a bigger system for them but for us. they are talking about the biggest rain they've had for two to three years. patchy fog for us sunny and warm. here is sal. steve, good morning. we are getting more crowded all over the bay area now. and we're going to start with the bay bridge which had the metering lights come on rather early. it's holding steady between 20- 25 minute drive time to get

into san francisco. that includes your time on the bridge. westbound. as you can see the weather is nice. the traffic is a little thick here. moving along and taking a look at the san mateo bridge. about an 11 minute drive time from the toll plaza to foster city. i want to mention contra costa county 80 westbound. just east of hercules on the right shoulder. so chp reporting that. highway 4 slow in antioch and slow in pittsburgh. and then we have a new crash. 238 at 580 and that is effecting castro valley traffic through the y. 6:32 let's go back to the desk. we are following developing news we first told you about at 4:30. a berkeley firefighter has died after a tractor accident at his family's home. tara moriarty is live outside

the fire house. >> reporter: judging by the facebook post this loss is hitting firefighters in a very difficult way. you can imagine. extreme shock. this man tony nunes was very, very well liked. you can see the staff here, the flag is at half staff at the fire station where he once worked. nunes was killed in a tractor accident last night around 6:30 on his family reforming. ranch. proa procession escorted his body to the coroner's office last night. nunes was working on a dirt road to prepare for this week's rainstorm. firefighters poured into the coroner's office last knight grief stricken. his father and three brothers all worked for the contra costa

county fire department. his father and brother larry were battalion chiefs. his brother ed works as a reserve. his brother john was a captain who died of job related cancer back in 2009. nunes's friends say he was a cowboy at art. weevils learned his daughter was a former 49er gold rush girl. and we are supposed to be speaking with the pics o a little bit later this morning. we'll let you know what other information we are able to find out. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. a street race in fairfield ended with a violent crash that killed an innocent driver. alex savidge is joining us now with who police are searching for now this morning. alex. >> reporter: good morning, to you. police are trying to track down one of two drivers that were racing each other last night. and it was a race that ended with a deadly crash here at this intersection. the man who was killed an

innocent driver he was simply trying to make a left turn here on to this street when he was t- boned by a speeding car involved in that race. the man that was killed had nothing to do with that race. this happened just after 5:00 last night here at the intersection of lopes road and canyon hills drive. the innocent driver behind the wheel of a black mazda sedan died here at the scene. witnesses saw that infinity racing a black toyota pickup truck just before the crash happened. one neighbor says she and several other people tried to save the life of the man in that mazda who was caught in the middle of a dangerous drag race. >> i ran over and tried to assist in helping him make sure he was staying with us. at the point he did have a pulse when we were there and i was holding his hand and checking his pulse.

i told the other gentleman that we were losing him. >> reporter: the man who was killed last night has not been identified by authorities. the man who was driving that infinity coup one of the two racers suffered life threatening injuries. police say they are now looking for the second driver involved in the race. that is the person who was driving a black late model toyota tundra pickup truck. that driver simply took off after last night's crash. live in fairfield alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:36. a memorial service will be held tonight far uc berkeley football player who died during a team work out. a public memorial comes after family, friends, and teammates attended services over the weekend in bakersfield. the 21-year-old defensive lineman planned to go to medical school. school officials say he collapsed during a workout earlier this month.

the cause of his death still has not been released. meantime a stanford university grad made pro sports history last night. right there. jason collins became the first openingly gay athlete to play in a major pro sport game. the 35-year-old nba center played for the brooklyn nets against the lakers. collins has been in the nba for the past 12 years but last night it was his first game since he came out at the end of last season. >> need to be a solid basketball player. again it's about focusing on the task at hand and not thinking about history. >> collins didn't score any points last night but he did have two rebounds in 12 minutes of play. bay area fans remember collins. he played college basketball with his twin brother during stanford's run to the financial four back in 1998. just in time for the busy

monday morning commute. bart workers were able to clear that train that derailed over the weekend. ktvu channel 2 reporter brian flores is joining us from the mccarthur bart station. brian. >> reporter: the reaction we have gotten from many bart riders a sense of relief. but also a sense of trepidation and nervousness because they don't know about the reliability of the system. but the good news is the fact that all the trains are running normally. this after crews worked hard to -- they also fixed the tracks near the concord bart station where it happened. but yesterday is whenth pittsburgh bay point line came fully back in service. we spoke with bart riders about whether they trust the transportation system despite yet another inconvenience. >> i don't really trust bart. well i pray. and i watch my surroundings.

and then i just watch -- i watch how bart is conducted and everything. >> i ride it every day. it's a great mode of transportation. >> over the weekend clearing the tracks was a nonstop production. crews had to use cranes. workers brought in two 39-foot sections of track to make repairs then came the test runs and the trains came back online yesterday. live in oakland brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. happening today the dalai lama wraps up his three-day bay area visit with two events. yesterday the spiritual leader spoke to 3,000 people at the berkeley community theater.

his topic how to achieve happiness. >> in order to become happy person, or happy family, happy community. >> the dalai lama also made a step in richmond to bless the tibet community and headquarters. protestors have turned out for many of the appearances as well. they accuse him of religious purse cushion. dangerous deja vu for pet owners. the tasty and deadly treat that animal control officers say somebody is setting out to harm dogs. chp officers from the bay area are headed to fresno this morning to pay their respects

for the two fallen brothers that were killed in the line of duty. we will tell you what officers here in san jose are saying about them today. good morning. we are still seeing traffic times inquiriesing around the -- increasing around the bay as we look at 101 north and southbound. we will tell you about this commute and the east bay drives. mainly clear skies. some fog on parts of the coast. another warm day on tap with 70s for inland temps.

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. police officers from all over the bay area are heading to fresno this morning to attend the memorial service for two chp officers killed in the line of duty. janine de la vega is joining us now from chp office in san jose where there is a special connection there. >> reporter: yes, there is. about 15-20 officers left about 15 minutes ago. they are headed to fresno to pay their respects to their two fallen brothers. one of them used to work here. here's video we took a little while ago. you can see several cars leafing the office. they spent the morning shining their shoes and making sure they look their best for this memorial service for 33-year- old juan gonzalez. both were killed last monday in a crash on highway 99 in fresno

county. they were responding to a traffic anteand hit a guardrail governor jerry brown will be among the thousands of people attending today's service. >> reporter: unfortunately one is too many and i have been to my share of funerals and really you know you just think about the family. whether you know them or not they wear the same uniform. they do the same job. and they are all part of this big family of brothers and sisters. and so the best we can do is go down there and show them our support and respect. >> reporter: here is some officers from oakland chp office leaving this morning to also go to fresno. some of those going are coming in on their days off. some don't even know gonzalez but they still want to show their support. the service begins at 10:00 a.m. at save mart center at fresno state. officers from many other law

enforcement agencies are also expected to attend as well as some agencies from out of state. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:45. new this morning a warrant has been issued for the arrest of ukraine's president. president victor yanukovych has fled the capitol. they want him arrested for the mass killing of civilians. over the weekend ukraine's parliament named the speaker as the head of state. he has promised a new interim government by tomorrow and new elections in may. meantime thousands of ukrainians are getting a look inside the extravagant palace where the president used to live. there is a huge collection of cars and the furnishings are luxurious. the parliament voted to return that property to the state. >> for me it's madness. and for all people the only question i am hearing over here

is what for? >> this by the way is the first time that average ukrainians have had a chance to visit or go inside the palace. many of them were shocked at the extravagance they saw where in a country so many live in poverty. the 2014 winter olympics have come to an end. last night the olympic torch was blown out by misha the bear. the closing ceremonies also featured painted dancers, fire works, and of course the final presentation of the athletes. at the end of the olympic was officially handed over to south carolina who will host the 2018 winter games. we have breaking news out of washington, d.c.. congressman john michigan democrat and the longest serving member of congress ever is going to retire. the 87-year-old was first

elected in 1955 filling the house seat vacated by his laetare. he became the longest serving member of congress last year. >> that is a big story. time 16:-- time is 6:47. >> coming up in minutes on mornings on 2 seeking low-tech help from silicon valley. why they want advice from local engineers to help drop pro democracy paper leaflets from weather balloons. >> and cleaning up the mighty mississippi. why a 60-mile stretch of that river is still closed today and how it's impacting traffic flow in that area. >> and power house bishop girl's basketball team has been disqualified from their sectional playoffs. how a simple mistake with the team's schedule is to blame. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2. >> thank you. time is 6:48.

san francisco animal control officers are testing 35 meat balls found over the weekend. they want to know if they contain rat poisoning. now police say a similar incident in that same area last year killed a dog. police say they never found the person responsible. police officers have placed more than 50 signs out there warning pet owners be very careful. >> that is scary. 6:49 is the time. back over to sal. as we get closer to 7:00. how is the commute? >> it's doing okay. it's one of those commutes that you are likely to see on a monday though. let's take a look at the toll plaza. it has been backed up for a 25- 30 minute delay. which is typical. unless you are using the car pool lane. we are also looking at the commute here on westbound 24 between walnut creek and oakland.

it's taking about 10-12 minutes. not all that bad. nothing unusual. this is westbound 80 as you drive through contra costa county. it's already slow from highway 4 as you drive into richmond and highway 4 itself is slow. pittsburg looking at a crash and traffic is slow through castro valley. bart, cal train, and muni no delays. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. and a very good morning. a little bit of fog has come back. very low. i mean it's shallow. it's right down there. most of it is confined to the santa crust coast. doesn't show up really here but i will get a closer look at it coming up. a lot of high clouds to the north but today is another mild pattern. a little cooler by the coast. there is a little bit more yesterday morning than this morning. still rain returns wednesday afternoon evening. not a whopper of the system.

projections not anything that is too ridiculous. i mean yes we need the rain but an inch and a half to 2.5. that is through sunday morning. yes it's okay rain but that is nothing compared to what the north bay had. 30s for some. novato is in there. napa. a lot of 40s here. it shows up here. it doesn't all show up which is near san francisco. we are waiting for this system to come in. it will work its way in tuesday. that will pick up the fog and we will see cooler conditions. 39 ukiah. 33 monterey. up and over everything goes. for now high pressure will get nudged along. that will be tomorrow. that will hopefully open the door for a system on wednesday night. it sure looks like it. timing is a little tough. patchy fog for a few.

mainly to the south. but a little bit in the city and over the bay. wind will pick up too. especially the second system that will be friday into saturday. timeline there. nothing will really happen again until wednesday. i will get out of the way so you can see this. tuesday we will be talking about more fog. then we will increase the clouds by tuesday night and wednesday. wednesday afternoon rain moves in. this is not a big system but we will take it. sunny and warm today. away from the coast. patchy morning fog. for some it will be a nice day. 60s and 70s. brentwood 71. vallejo, benicia, hercules to berkeley. oakland 66. and 75 for gilroy. they were 78 yesterday. low 70s pleasanton. upper 60nd mountain view and redwood city in there. although a little cooler than

yesterday. sunny and warm away from the coast. rain in the afternoon. kind of a hit and miss day. and rain on friday and saturday. there may be more rain south of us but we will get some. there are rumors that justin bieber is planning a move. but not everybody is ready to welcome him to the new neighborhood. >> mysterious illness making kids sick here in california. what it might be and how researchers are trying to unlock the mystery. [ kelly ] my days start early. and so do mouth germs. but now i have the protection

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning nows. 6:55 is the time. live look at the big board. quite a surprise. the dow jones up 133 points. s & p has hit 1850 this morning. investors continuing to view economic data. not that bad even though the economic data has not been very good. but the markets are up this morning. netflix and com cast announce they have sealed a deal that will give com cast customers a better netflix experience. they are establishing a better direction. this is a first deal of its

kind. later this morning state senator mark leno will introduce a bill to close a loophole. if it passes investigators won't be able to buy up apartments buildings and then immediately evict the tenants. justin bieber is planning to leave california and move to atlanta. this morning people in the upscale buck head neighborhood were protesting the possible arrival of justin bieber. bieber is causing a lot of trouble late they. they don't want that in our neighborhood. bieber has not confirmed if he

plans to relocate from l.a.. at least five children are suffering from a mysterious illness. researchers say the children became ill with the infections between august of 2012 and july of last year. scientists have definitively determined it is not polio but it may be a new virus in the same family as the poliovirus. coming up a beckly firefighter killed last night after a tractor accident at his family's home. bart train back on track. one big question still immediate to be answered. ladie? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪

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>> reporter: we're live in berkeley where the fire department is in shock after a firefighter is killed in a bizarre accident. we'll tell you what firefighters are saying about tony nunes this morning. >> reporter: the good news, the b.a.r.t. trains are running. but after the derailment over the weekend, does that mean that riders trust reliability of the