>> reporter: a serious effort underway to lure the silver and black away from the bay area. we'll tell you why city officials from san antonio, texas will be sitting down to meet with the owner of the raiders later today. oakland's mayor-elect is vowing to keep the city's pro sports teams in town. we'll talk live to libby schaaf about the plan and how she plans to fight crime. >> reporter: people who live near a south bay landfill say a proposal to expand it stinks. hear what one neighbor has to say about it as well as the

solid waste company. i could be here not even sleeping the whole night, just to sacrifice myself for them. >> a father with six children waited in line for hours overnight. the special help he and other members in the south bay are signing up for this holiday season. "mornings on 2" begins right now. we're live at the raiders' headquarters this morning. how does the name the san antonio raiders sit with you? city leaders from texas are reportedly doing their best to lure their team away from oakland. alex savidge has been digging for details all morning. coming up, he will tell us what he's learned about a critical meeting happening today. it looks a little foggy there. we'll talk about that in a moment. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve, you've been talking about fog off and on all

morning. >> there's plenty out there. a lot of people have been sending in pictures. thank you. some areas are clear. it will be a sunny, hazy day. temperature, thick, morning fog. a couple reports of foghorns starting in san francisco. i'm not surprised. friday fog deepens. it will be clearer coast, bay. inland will be mild to warm. a lot of systems churning out of the gulf of mexico but they are not coming here. the remains of typhoon nuri moving into the bering sea turning into a whopper of a system. some of the wave heights in the bering sea will be 50 feet. there's plenty of cloud cover. it's going up and over the ridge of high pressure which shows no signs of moving. it weakens and strengthens. we have 40s for some. half moon bay, 57. there are some areas of fog on the coast and also maybe where you are. some locations are clear. and then you go across the street and you can find 50s on the temperatures and morgan

hill and gilroy. there's some areas that are down to the south bay up to the north. the fog looks likes it retreats tomorrow and temperatures up we go. so thick fog out there. be careful. 70s through the inter-- interior. 60s for many. sal? bailey road has reopened. a lot of people were asking about that. this morning that commute is a lot easier. bailey road and burg was closed because of a power pole that was damaged. it took a few days for them to fix it. now that's reopened. let's take a look at 880. southbound before 66. there was an overturned vehicle in the bushes. fortunately no serious injuries. they have cleared it away and traffic is recovering. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 25-minute delay. there is a lot of fog, as steve has been mentioning. southbound 88 in hayward is

slow as you drive from 238 san leandro area down to fremont. san mateo bridge is slow as well. they just cleared a stall to the shoulder but it's still out there on the bridge, one -- one of the shoulder areas. 7:03. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. happening today, city leaders from san antonio, texas are in the bay area to meet with executives from the oakland raiders. they will make a sales pitch to try to lure the silver and black to the lone star state. ktvu's alex savidge is live at raiders' headquarters in alameda with more on today's critical meeting involving oakland's nfl franchise. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. raiders' fans are hoping the team will reconsider a move to texas but talks seem to be getting serious. we understand a group of civic leaders from san antonio will be sitting down to meet with the team owner later on today. this group from san antonio is making a serious play to move that team to texas. the team's lease at the

coliseum is set to expire after this year. this will be the second such meeting between the two sides. you may remember back in july, raiders' owner, mark davis, visited san antonio. at that time, met with city officials there. according to the san antonio express news, the raiders have determined that the alamo dome is an nfl-ready facility. the team has been doing surveys in texas to gauge fan interest in the raiders. we talked this morning with a member of the group, save oakland sports. he wants raiders' ownership to remember the team's dedicated fan base here in the east bay with all of this talk of relocation. the silver and black continue to sell out, even though the raiders haven't had a lot of success on the field. >> our plea would be to mark davis, please consider that, and to understand that the fan base is dedicated to helping him make a new stadium, a world- class stadium in oakland a reality. >> reporter: and there is an important connection that could

come into play during all of this. the raiders' owner is friends with former san antonio mayor henry cisneros and cisneros is the person spearheading the effort to lure the raiders away from oakland. he's heading up the group that will be here later today. according to one report, cisneros believes san antonio has about a 50/50 chance of getting the raiders to come there. important to keep in mind, raiders' owner, mark davis, says his preference is to keep the team in oakland. he wants to build a new stadium at the current coliseum site. a critical meeting tacking place. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> an important topic we'll be talking to the mayor-elect coming up shortly. councilman sam liccardo is moving closer to victory in the race. dave cortese could concede today. the latest election numbers so

liccardo now has 51.5% of the vote. cortese has 48.5%. liccardo's lead has grown slightly over the 2-point lead he's held since the results on election net. and the comeback chances continue to dwindle with fewer and fewer ballots to count. in three hours, mike honda plans to make a major abhownsment about his re- election campaign. he's currently seeking an eighth term. he has a slight lead over challenger and democrat, ro khanna. the announcement will be held at honda's re-election office in newark. the head of information technology for santa clara county's election's office abruptly resigned on the eve of election day. the mercury news reports it's still unclear whether it chief joseph lee's surprise res make

nation had any impact on the vote counseling tuesday night. santa clara county was one of the slowest in the state in posting election returns. no word why the long-time county employee decided to quit on the day before tuesday's election. 7:07. there are concerns over plans to expand a landfill at the san jose milpitascy line -- milpitas city line. neighbor, say the smell is -- neighbors say the smell is horrible and they can't imagine getting it worse. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: people say on a hot day, it really wreaks. in fact, a viewer e-mailed me to let me know when he lived here for 14 years that plans to expand the landfill were met with little or no resistance. neighbors have had enough because they decided to trash the idea of the expansion to the newbie island landfill at a meeting last night. the company wants to increase the height of the landfill from

150 feet to 245 feet and increase cubic capacity by 15 million kushic yards. it's an idea that does not sit well with neighbors. >> it's getting worse by the way, and every subsequent year we've been here, it's gotten worse and worse. >> i'm demanding to get rid of that smell, that is the bottom line. >> it's unfortunate that we've been singled out. there are multiple odor sources out here in and around milpitas. >> reporter: republic services which operates the landfill says that it is in full compliance with the daily cover and odor misting system to neutralize the smell. they say there's no correlation between smell and vertical expansion. but neighbors say the smoke comes from the landfill only not the bay or the san jose treatment plant as republic has alleged. live from milpitas, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:09. a california victim's rights

group is sueth the state. the reason because there's have been no executions of death row inmates in eight years. the rules right now in california call for a three drug injection to carry out the death penalty. but there have been problems getting one of those drugs. came's working to chain -- came's working to change -- california is working to change that soap only one drug is required. right new, there are 749 inmates on california's death row. 7:10. and there's mixed news from the labor department this morning. the much-anticipated jobs report came out for the month and the unemployment rate slipped to a six-year low of 5.8% during october down from 5.9% and the u.s. generated 214,000 new jobs during october, just slightly less than expected. despite the improving employment news, voters identified economic anxiety as

their top concern in this week's elections. experts say that's because paychecks have not increased much for average americans. now, the top 1/10 of all wage earns have seen their income jump 10% between 2010 and 2013. the lane hoar department said they've seen their pay hold steady or decline. how are marketings reacting? the u.s. stock market opened slightly lower. the dow is down 23. the nasdaq is down 16 and the s&p is down a fraction. >> all right, tori. 7:11. there were two overnight shootings in san francisco in less than an hour. one of them involved a police officer. coming up in 20 minutes why the police say they were forced to open fire. but first, arrested at the airport. what a man is accused of stealing off a plane that southwest airlines said could have compromised the lives of other passengers. overall, the commute is a little better than normal but we still have some slowing in

places. on 24, it's slow as you approach la fayette. we'll tell you more about the commute when we come back. some fog out there. some areas are clear but that fog seems to move around. gray, foggy pictures. hayward and south san jose socked in. a lot of breaks out towards mt. diablo and the east bay. with g and melting cheese on a buttery, flaky croissant. try the supreme with bacon and ham, or the sausage. they'll fill you up for - whoa hey! what are you doing? you can't make a commercial for your restaurant at my restaurant! not if you keep interrupting me, i can't. ♪ s♪ in the lane,ng, arsnow is glistenin' ♪

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according to the new york times, the military admits it failed to track the cases or offer treatment to the troops. the pentagon has set up a hot line for veterans of the iraq war who believe they had contact with chemical agents. president obama has reportedly been in contact with iraq about fighting isis. and he reportedly pushed for a deal to stop iran's nuclear program. the wall street journal said this is the fourth time the president has reached out. the white house will not confirm the letters were sent but added u.s. policy on iran remains unchanged. the u.s. will not share intelligence or cooperate with iran's military.

a nightenning emergency landing at an airport in canada. captured on camera. you can see the sparks fly in ed machine on last night. there were 75 people on board when the flight from calgary was forced to make this emergency stop. three passengers were treated for minor injuries. the pilot reported a mechanical problems moments before the emergency landing. this morning, a san diego man is facing charges of stealing life vests from a southwest airlines plane. according to police, a crew member noticed 26-year-old benjamin wensle taking vests and putting them on his carry- on bag. police stopped him and he said this was not the first time he had taken floatation devices. >> he said he took them as a prank or prank gifts. because when you are inflated, he said your friends get a kick out of it. >> police say it's a serious crime, calling it a safety and

security risk in the event of an emergency. aviation workers say it's actually a bigger problem with vests being stole onen a regular basis. wensle faces a misdemeanor charge but could also face federal charges. peer pressure may have a lot to do with those who buy electric vehicles. atherton and los altos along with santa monica are home to just over half of all u.s. electric cars according to a recent report. analysts say california has encouraged electric car ownership by building charges stations but they say that should mean ownership would be spread evenly in affluent communities. >> you've been thinking about it. >> i have been. i've been driving a hybrid for eight years. i'd be interested in going all

electric. let's see what's going on on the roads. >> i made fun of prius drivers and then i got one. [laughter] >> you save a lot of money. >> not me, my moisture. but still. >> right. let's take a look at the commute. traffic is slow whether you are in your prius or perhaps you are in your dodge charger. the traffic is slowing down here at the toll plaza. there are no major problems. but it's about a 25-minute delay and there's a lot of fog as steve and i have been mentioning. fog is going to slow things down. but the good news, things are generally good. there was a stall on the san mateo bridge. you can see the slow traffic just kind of getting onto the bridge. right now, traffic is slow and it's been slow this morning. the dumbarton bridge is much better if you are looking for a decent alternate route. i think the dumbarton bridge is much better than this bridge, the san mateo. in fact, i will put it up on the maps. the road sensors are bright red on the san mateo bridge. if you see the dumbarton bridge

traffic looks good. perhaps you are going to the peninsula. dumbarton bridge is your call. let's go steve. sal, if you have that charger, you need that 99 octane. [laughter] >> very good foggy pictures. denise, she works for wells far ge. she sent me a picture saying the hayward water tower is in there. it's in the fog. pictures down in, foggy picture. nancy said coming over 17 clear. i drop over in west san jose, it's socked in. san jose seems to be the leader of the pack on the fog pictures. other areas, clear, clear, clear. it will be a sunny and warm weekend. by the way, the el nino update came on out on thursday. the chance is down to 58% of a

weak event. i think if we don't get el nino we could be -- it doesn't mean it brings rain. it doesn't mean that. i will tell you, the pattern just -- me and a couple of colleagues talking about this, even chris richardson said i don't like this. i don't like this. i don't either. hazy skies. it's just stuck. we've been stuck for ten months and i will show you another reason i don't like it. it's coming up here in a second. san francisco, 67, 68. 51, 65 is average. sunset at 5:05. 44 the record low, 1971. 82, 1955, the record high. typhoon n. uri is moving into the colder waters. it is turning into a bomb of a system. the wave heights in the bering sea will be 50 feet tonight. there will be 70-knot winds. that's a deep system that does this. out ahead of it, what happens?

you have to have somewhere downstream to have this. that's what's happening. there is a ton out here. it's going up and over us. that means we stay high and dry. there's fog. but that's about it. the fog will burn off about 9:00. it's cool already for many. enminneapolis, 35. chicago 37. the ridge builds here. the pattern will show this. it will carve out a dynamic system. great lakes, maybe down to the deep south even into the northeast next week. it does not bode well for us on rain here. 34 in tahoe. 42 in reno. 45 ukiah. sacramento at 48. even if we don't get an el nino, it doesn't mean we can't get rain but i need to see a pattern change. 50s and 40s on the temperatures. 57 pittsburg. 55 brentwood. 47 alamo, san ramon at 46. a couple of fog pictures coming in as well. la fayette, 49 degrees. high pressure is here. it's going to come over us. it will chew up the fog for

saturday. slightly cooler friday by the coast and bay. yet, everything says sunshine and warmer temperatures. there will be a weak system next tuesday/wednesday. i doubt it does anything. it will give us a cooldown. we'll get highs back in the 60s and 70s. it's stubborn. it's stubborn out there. fog, sun, hazy skies. thig, morning fog. cooler by the coast. 70s. 70s, 60s for others. sunday looks pretty darned warm out there. yes, sir. a little cooler tuesday/wednesday. >> i mean, it's just really -- it's pretty unusual to have it this warm for the bay area in november. >> you have to remember back in january, we had 18 days of record highs. >> wow. >> since then, nothing has really changed. >> okay. thank you, steve. 7:22. well, the votes have not been completely tallied yet but bulldozers and construction crews have started work on a

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large showroom. remember the nurse amber vinson who survived ebola? she's talking about that experience and says she has no clue how she got the virus. >> i go through it almost daily in my mind, like what happened, what went wrong? i was covered completely every time, i followed the cdc protocol. i never strayed. >> amber vinson treated thomas duncan. he was the first person to be diagnosed with ebola in the united states. she said she didn't realize she had the virus until her temperature spiked days later. doctors know her young age and her quick helped save her. she said many of her belongings, including her precious engagement were incinerated in the days after she was diagnosed. she also says she doesn't know when or if she will suit up in scrubs again. facebook has added a

special button designed to make it easier for you to donate to charities battling ebola. facebook is deploying 100 satellite communication terminals to boost internet and phone services to areas affected in west africa. these programs come onle the heels of last month's $25 million donation by mark zuckerberg to the cdc. 7:27. stip leaders from san antonio are in the bay area -- city leaders from staent from san antonio are in the bay area. we'll talk live to libby schaaf next. >> reporter: hundreds of people are lined up at a south bay charity because they are worried about putting food on the table and toys on the tree. we'll tell you how much help this san jose charity needs. we're looking at bay area bridges and the traffic here on the golden gate bridge looks good but the fog is an issue.

coming up we'll take a look at the bay bridge and other bay area bridges. well, i just posted the visible satellite. it might as well be june. there's a lot of fog coast, san jose, oakland. it looks like a warmer weekend. we'll have all of the details coming up. [phones rings]

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we're live in san jose where more than 100 people are lined up outside of a charity just about to be let in as registration gets underway for help for the holiday. some of these folks have been camped out since early yesterday. ktvu's janine de la vega has been out there all morning. coming up, she will tell us what people are telling her they need the most. really interesting to hear about that. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm. >> i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. >> great shot out to everybody on twitter. awesome pictures coming in. a lot of it fog. some areas say we're clear here. it will be a sunny and warm weekend after today, it looks like fog gets chewed up. we'll be under severe clear. a little bit of fog continues out there. i'm looking at the visible satellite. there's coastal fog. there's inland fog. if you don't have the fog, it's probably pretty nice.

40s for some. 50s for others. these have come way up a good 10 degrees for some. the fog will get chewed up. it starts to burn off at 9:00. hazy skies, pockets of thick pog. some in san francisco and daly city, parts of the coast. but 60s for some. but 70s. a lot for others. i saw fog on the golden gate there, sal, one of our shots there. >> it's foggy there and foggy in san francisco, pacifica, oakland. it's moving around. if you are driving soon, you will see the traffic is going to be clear in some areas or the weather, i should say, and then foggy in others. bay bridge backed up for 25- minute delay. no problems major on the san mateo bridge. we did have a stalled vehicle out there. the traffic is terrible. i wouldn't go on the san mateo bridge. it's hard to see. the traffic is terrible. use the dumbarton bridge

instead. i want to mention the south bay commute where 85, 208 and 101 seem to be better. we're getting a five to ten- minute b.a.r.t. delay on the pittsburg line in the san francisco airport and deamly city directions because of equipment problems that was just tweeted out by b.a.r.t. 7:33. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. a man shot by san francisco police is hospitalized in critical condition. just before 8:00 last night, three others patrolling the potrero hill neighborhood spotted five men, they say were acting suspiciously. when the officers approached four of them ran away. police say the one man who remained pulled out a gun. they say he refused an order to drop his weapon forcing the officer to shoot. ordered the suspect to drop his firearm. he did not comply. that suspect advanced on the officer. that's when he discharged his firearm multiple times. striking the swk one time in

the upper body. >> police say the man shot had been involved in a drug-related case last month. four other men were detained and questioned by police. greg suhr will hold a community meeting on the shooting monday night. one person is dead. another has life-threatening injuries. following two shootings in san francisco that police believe are connected. officers were called to willow and buchanan streets at 8:45 last night. when they arrived, they saw a man on the ground who had been shot. he was rushed to san francisco general hospital in critical condition. officers learned that another man had earlier gone to the hospital where he later died. investigators will not say why but they think both men were shot together. >> we got a call of -- there was possible fireworks or shots fired. we responded to the scene. one of our officers found one person laying on the ground. >> there are no suspects at this time. homicide detectives have taken

over the investigation. 7:34. well, this week oakland voters chose city councilwoman libby schaaf as their new mayor. >> and pam cook joins us now with oakland's mayor-elect in the studio. >> defeated 14 other candidates including oakland's current mayor, jean quan. she's made public safety her top goal but is doing everything fob to keep the pro sports teams in -- possible to keep the pro sports teams in town. san antonio sending a team to talk to the raiders. you said you smoke with the from the radars dash raiders. >> he just eit rated what mark davis said all along is staying in oakland is their first priority. that's what they said. that's what they are still saying. >> today's chronicle is saying that their past mayor is saying

50/50 chance. they are feeling kind of hopeful feeling their teams. >> they can bring their best effort. but this is oakland. we are a great place to stay. this city is incredible. so i'm very excited about working very hard to keep our sports teams. i'm an oakland native. i grew up with those raiders and as. i'm very excited to work with both teams to be sure that that oakland spirit stays alive. >> what do you think about the coliseum plan that's been talked about? what do you think about that? >> it's a very ambitious and visionary plan. it makes since that we need to have amenities near the sports stadiums to capture the economic spinoff. i'm excited about sitting down with some of the new partners in the plan. but i'm a numbers girl. i will be crunching the numbers. i'm not willing to put public money into a stadium deal but i do want to do everything short of that to make sure that we get some brand-new stadiums here with all of that excitement and energy around them like restaurants and

retail and hotels. that's what's gonna really enlivan that part of the city. i'm excited. i will have a sharp pencil. >> good. i think a lot of people want to hear that. you were saying top priority an issue that fights a reputation of being a crime-ridden city. i know your top priority is working on that. what do you think is the most important thing needed? >> nothing is more important than delivering safety to the city of oakland. i bring a holistic approach to that. we need more cops on the streets. oaklanders need to know a cop will come when you call. but we need to do better policing. data driven, community-based prison, where officers are forming relationships with people out on the streets in our neighborhoods. >> we also need to expand our prevention and intervention programs and then address those root causes of crime and for me, that's jobs better wages

and better educational outcomes or now children. >> oakland is battling the same thing that san jose is battling. it's attracting and keeping officers. what are you planning on doing to make that a better situation? >> our police officers are looking for some stability in this organization, some clarity, some support. i'm excited to really let the police officers of oakland know that as long as they perform their job, i'm gonna be supporting them. what they are doing is the most critical work for the city. i think once we get consistent leadership in city hall, particularly in the administrator's -- as a conwoman, i'm working with my fifth add mind straighter in less than four years -- administrator in less than four years. so to have good leadership i think will go a long way to have officers feel this is a city they will keep working here. >> you grew up here. you were a teenager in oakland.

how does it feel? you're mayor of oakland. >> all of my i've been in love with my hometown. graduate of skyline high school, go, titans. someone that has been working in the community my whole life. it's just an honor, an honor to have been entrusted with the residents of this city to lead us into our next incredible time here. oakland is such a special city. it's got this, you know, secret sauce, it's got this great dna and i'm just excited about letting the whole world know about it. addressing its challenges in an honest and serious way. but also really telling that great oakland story. >> all right. good luck. >> thank you. tori and dave? >> all right. thank you. 7:39. we have new information this morning about a notorious black market website. a british publication is reporting that hours after the

fbi shut down silk road 2.0, a new version, 3.0, popped up. meantime, 26-year-old programmer blake benthall was charged yesterday in san francisco federal court on suspicion of running the 2.0 site. federal agents raided his apartment in the mission district earlier this week, now the cil complaint uk as him of using the name death con and operating the silk road .0 website for the past year. his landlord says federal agentser is searched his -- agents searched his apartment for almost eight hours. >> they were paul around the house. they came over and were running back and forth and handling some type of documents with them and computers. >> now bent hamm will probably be transported to new york to stand trial. the fbi shut down the original site where illegal drugs, fake i.d.s and illegal services were purchased and sold. >> investigators say they traced the 2.0 site through a

gmail account. 7:40. happening now -- help for the holidays. registration is just detwinning for hun -- beginning for hurn dreads -- for hundreds of low- income residents. >> reporter: good morning. they are just about to open up the doors at sacred heart to start registering these families to receive holiday fod books -- food boxes. there are 400, 500 people in line. one mother lined up at 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the reason, she can't control how much her rent is, how much her boss pays here but she can make sure she's signed up for help. thanksgiving is two and a half weeks away, and sacred heart needs 7,000 turkeys. they just have one. they need those and perishable items and toys. the nonprofit has been giving

away boxes to needy families for 50 years. the charity is helping 4,000 families for thanksgiving and 3200 for christmas but they have to register to receive the items. that's why they camped out overnight with blankets and sleeping bags. >> families started to line up yesterday afternoon earlier than we've seen it. it really speaks to the greater need in our community and, you know, every year we run out of spots for family. this is thanksgiving and christmas dinners and toys for the kids. this is not something that's out of reach or should be out of reach for people. >> reporter: many of the people lined up have a member in their family that works but the wages are low. even though the economy has improved, they are such an economic divide in the bay area with high-income jobs and sky rorblthing rent, that low wage earners are not able to keep up with the bills and everyday needs. parents worry about affording gifts for their kids. >> that's a struggle.

i mean, so expensive. they don't -- any almost toy is so expensive. i tell my kids, you know, did you are not gonna have -- you're not gonna have what other kids have. but at least we have this to help us. they are very happy. they are very happy. >> reporter: if you would like to help, you can come down here to sacred heart community service, it's on the corner of alma and monterey, also south first street, you can drop off a donation. again they need turkeys and toys. there is a link on our website at ktvu.com for more information. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. janine. 7:43. if you use facebook you probably wondered why is there a separate manager app? in the next hour of "mornings on 2," mark mark zuckerberg has answer. and a sit-in at a san francisco soccer field.

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7:46. a former soccer mom is staging a sit-in at a field on the edge of golden gate park. kathleen mccowen wants to stop or at least slow down the renovation of the beach chalet athletic field that started right after tuesday's elections. san francisco voters cast their ballots on the measure that rephrases grass fields with artificial turf but mccowen and others say all of the votes have not yet been counted. >> the contractors have jumped the gun, already are riching

out the turf -- ripping out the turf, the established field as we speak. >> the latest election total show the measure has a 10% lead. san francisco's rec and park department went april head and started the renovations because officials say they are confident the measure will pass. the san francisco giants -- wait. actually, the world series champions. >> there you go. >> san francisco giants are focusing on their offseason efforts re-signing pablo an doe vol. his agent told the chronicle they are looking for a six-year deal. he says the length of the deal is more important than the dollar amount. sandoval's agent said he's spoken with several teams including the giants since free agency began on tuesday. the 2012 world series mvp, who is only 28, there he is getting the final out of the world series, has said he would like to finish his career with the giants but he will listen to offers from other interested

teams. >> all right. 7:47. if you drive across the golden gate bridge this weekend, expect delays. starting tomorrow, they will be rotating lane closures in both directions. just north of the bridge. the closure is expected on and off until sunday morning. work crews are closing the lanes getting ready to install the barrier on the bridge. it's due to be installed in january. speaking of bridges, let's take in with sal. still foggy? >> it is still very foggy. traffic is going to be busy. and right now, we're looking at the commute. let's start off with some live pictures and traffic is going to be busy on 101 northbound in san jose. you can see 101 is going to be slow as you drive through. there are no major problems. if you are driving to the san mateo bridge, you can barely see it because of the fog. the traffic isn't that great either on the san mateo bridge. the traffic continues to be a little bit slow. bay bridge toll plaza is backed

up. this is a 30-minute delay. so much for friday light. sometimes we get friday light conditions. this is a look at the south bay and northbound 101 and 280 and 85 are slow. but they are not as bad as they normally would be in case there is any consolation for you. let's go to steve in the weather. look, steve. there's sun in the background. >> what? where? >> right behind you. there's some. the fog pictures coming in. jocelyn in daly city, the lip in midtown palo alto. >> on twitter. >> lena in san leandro, and a bunch -- a bunch from morgan hill, fremont and i think i've had more pictures fromf that area and steve what, fog? it's sunny here. i know. it will be sunny and warm this weekend. there is a lot going on. we do have the fog. once that burns off. foggy for some, not for all.

clear, cool mild. there are 50s and 40s. hazy skies. it will be sunny. san francisco climate data for today, sunrise, 6:42. sunset, 5:05 today. 57 on the low. 68 on the high. what's average? 61 you are above. what was supertyphoon nuri went right by japan, starts to moving into the bering sea and becomes extra tropical, a bomb of a system. wave heights in the bering sea will be 50 feet tonight into tomorrow. what does that mean for us? well, as it moves into the gulf of mexico, it deepens. out ahead of that something has to go up. it looks really warm all the way up -- i mean, far to the north. you can see there's plenty here. but boy is it going to the pacific northwest. we'll have sunshine and warm temperatures after the fog burns off. nationally, it will be a cold

outbreak next week as everything goes up and over, you can see the pattern as it dives down. that system in turn, everything downstream will be a very cold system. there will be widespread snow next week as well. they are already cool to cold. it's only going to get colder. some of that may dip to the deep south. there will be a weak system next tuesday/wednesday. 40s, 50s on the temperatures. some are mild. 57 sfo, half moon bay. 40s for some. 50s for others. after the fog burns off, even if you don't have the fog, it tlb sunny and mild to warm inland. a little cooler over by the coast. some of that thick fog will give way. when it's this thick that tells you there's no warm air aloft. the visibility satellite almost looks like a june picture. sunny and warmer. any fog gets chewed faster. >> the 50-foot waves off alaska, that sounds crazy.

>> yes. >> very scary. that's a big system. >> yeah. >> unfortunately, downstream, that means high pressure over us. next week we'll be talking about snow in the midwest and cold. >> and cold all the way down to florida. >> definitely. >> thank you. eight minutes before 8:00. the former go of pennsylvania makes an about-face hon penn state's sex scandal. in the next hour of "mornings on 2" what he says should have happened to joe paterno. a woman accused of stealing and crashing a highway patrol car. now the investigators know how she managed to get behind the wheel even though she was handcuffed

breaking news in novato. there is a big police tlens at three high schools after a threat was posted on social media. a parent notified them last night about the threat of a

possible school shooting. there are police officers posted at san marin high school, novato and marin oaks high school. ktvu has a crew on the way to one of those schools. stay tuned. we will bring you new details as they come into the newsroom. a member of the nave vin's s.e.a.l. team 6 is going public saying he is the person who shot and killed osama bin laden. "the washington post" identifies him as 38-year-old rob o'neil now retired from the navy. this video shows o'neil at a charity function for combat. he told the post he decided to go public because he thought others were about to reveal his identify tie. his actions don't sit well with other navy s.e.a.l.s. >> there was a day in age when the silent professional was the person who did the job and didn't look for the glory. now what you have is classified information being used for

power by politicians and money by some of the guys that have gone and done this. >> the of -- the head of the s.e.a.l. command said if they break their code of violence, there could be legal silence. fox news channel is planning a two-part interview with o'neil. president obama will meet with congress am leaders from both parties at the white house. the president has invited 14 top-ranking lawmakers for a face.com face following the republican take over of the senate in tuesday's election. president obama has said he wants to look for areas where they can compromise. however, just yesterday, house speaker john boehner warned president obama he could burn himself with republicans if he takes executive action on immigration reform bypassing congress. 7:56. a woman was arrested in san diego after she reportedly stole a california highway patrol car while handcuffed. this all started yesterday afternoon. the woman was arrested for

stealing another car. she was handcuffed and put into a chp car. while the officer went back to the stolen car, the woman somehow sliched the handcuffs -- slipped the handcuffs to the front of her body, hopped over the seat and drove off, stealing the car. other chp officers and the san diego police chased her from the freeway to city streets. that's where she crashed into several cars and was later arrested. happening today, the first tahoe ski resort is opening up for the season. boreal mountain will open from 9:00 this morning to 9:00 tonight. the mountain will only have one run open. now, the resort says the new snow over the halloween weekend as well as their snow-making operations make it possible to be the first to open this season. >> kind of weird to see snow out there. >> i know. >> as warm as it is. 7:57. a problem in the south bay, it's causing a big stink. coming up, the reason a certain

expansion project is not sitting well with people even though they live miles away. the big push to lure the silver and black away from oakland. we'll tell you why city officials from san antonio, texas are getting set to sit down later today with the owner of the raiders. we'll also tell you how raider nation is weighing in -- coming up. drivers will notice the fog and might even slow you down. it's slowing people down on the san mateo bridge, for example. we'll tell you more about the slow traffic. some areas clear, others have that soupy fog out there. thick, thick, thick. it will be sunshine and warmer temperatures. even warmer weekend. we'll have details coming up. female announcer: through tuesday at sleep train

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." you are looking live at the oakland raiders' headquarters in meam. there are reports that city leaders from san antonio, texas, are here in the bay area today trying to lure away the raiders to texas. ktvu's alex savidge is out there now. he'll be here in about seven minutes to tell you about the possible relocation and also what oakland mayor-elect libby schaaf said this morning right here in our studios about her plans for the team.

stay tuned. good morning welcome to "mornings on 2." friday, november 7th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. it doesn't really feel like november. >> not here. it will be warmer this weekend, you two. a lot of fog reports coming in. from san jose, i had numerous down to morgan hill, palo alto, daly city. maybe where you are as well. foggy morning for some. not for everybody. hazy skies. had a nice foggy picture from kevin lee had i in sauce -- lee had i who teaches a meteorology class. sunny and warmer weekend for you. hazy skies. settled in after we had last weekend's rain. remember last week's rain. that's long gone. everybody riding up to the north. ridge of high pressure looks like it's going to re-- reload and increase. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. some are in the upper 50s. sfo is already 59.

san jose, 53. pittsburg, brentwood, 57. >> 56. aim law mow is 50. san ramon 48. sunshine and everything points towards this fog getting chewed up. but today it's there. some of it very, very thick. cooler by the coast. a couple of degrees. even though water temps are near 60s. that's not changed. 60s for some. 70s for others. morgan hill, san jose, a lot of fog reports there. hayward, 880 corridor. >> got a lot of tweets about it. you are absolutely right. people don't like uncertainty. driving to work you might run into poor visibility. let's take a look at what we have with 880, the fog has lifted here in oakland. it's not too bad but it keeps moving around. traffic is slowing at the coliseum as you get up to downtown oakland. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, gone are the days of friday lights. in summer we had -- on fridays in summer, we would have very little delay. this morning we're waiting 20

minutes to get on the span. still a lot of slow traffic on 208 and 85. we had a couple of problems to blame. nothing major. 85 is especially slow in sunnyvale as you head north toward mountain view. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. breaking news from novato. we mentioned a short time ago there is a police presence at three high schools after a threat that was posted anonymously on social media. police tell us a parent notified them last night about the threat of a possible school shooting. there are officers at marin high school, novato and marin oakes high school. ktvu has a grew on the way to one of the schools and will bring you any any details as they come into the dash newsroom. a chp motorcycle officer is still in the hospital after he was hit by a van during the height of yesterday evening's rush hour. it happened about 5:30 on northbound 680 near the crow

canyon road exit in san ramon. the chp says a van and another car may have collided and the driver of the van tried to swerve but hit the chp officer who was in the carpool lane. the crash shut down lanes for several hours causing an enormous backup. at one point traffic was backed up to the 580 interchangege. that's over five miles. >> i had to get off the freeway, wanted to get some food. hoping it would die down but it didn't die down. >> the chp officer was airlifted to a trauma center in walnut creek. despite serious injuries, he's expected to survive and the investigation continues. in the south bay, many people are complaining this morning about a smell they call unbearable. the growing complaints focus on plans to expand a landfill. it's the newbie landfill in san jose near the milpitas city line. the solid waste company wants to expand by increasing the

height of the landfill and its overall capacity by 15 million cubic yards. a lot of people say the the smell is already too bad. they want to shut it down. >> i'm demanding to get rid of that smell. that's the bottom line. >> it's unfortunate we've been singled out. there are multiple odor sources out here, in and around milpitas. >> the operators of the landfill say they are in full compliance and have odor systems to help neutralize the snell. this issue is expected to face several rounds of public hearings. if approved, the expansion could occur in january. happening today, city leaders from san antonio, texas are in the bay area to meet with executives from the oakland raiders. they will try to lure the silver and black to the lone star state. alex savidge is live with more on today's critical meeting involving oakland's nfl fran

tis. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is a big one. raider nation a bit on edge with this meeting upcoming. they are hoping the team doesn't pack up and leave for texas any time soon. but the talks seem to be getting serious. later on today, a group of civic leaders from san antonio will sit down and meet face to face with the owners of the raiders here in the bay area. the city making a big play to try to lure the team to texas with the lease at the coliseum set to expire after this year. now, this will be the second such meeting between these two sides. you may remember back in july, mark davis, visited san antonio. at that time he met with city officials there. and according to the express news, raiders have determined the alamo dome is an nfl ready facility. the team has been doing surveys to gauge fan interest in texas. the group save oakland sport, they want the raiders to remember that the team has a dedicated fan base here in the east bay. a very loyal fan base. with all of this talk about

relocation, one raiders' fan we talked to this morning has this message for the team's owner. >> you have 60 years of loyal fans from oakland. why would you try to change it go to san antonio to a place that texas never had good luck with the raiders. there won't be any fan support there. gonna be lacking on sales and everything there. >> reporter: the silver and black continue to sem out here in oakland even though the raiders haven't had a whole lot of success on the field. that's probably putting it mildly. there is an important connection that could come into play here. the raiders' owner is friends with former san antonio mayor hen rip cisneros and cisneros is the one spearheading the effort to lure the raiders away from oakland. according to one report, cisneros believes san antonio has a 50/50 shot of getting the raiders. although it's important to keep in mind, that mark davis has said his is to keep the team in oakland. he wants a new stadium built at

the new site. we're live in alameda, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> boy, yeah, and with the oakland -- the oakland as heading south, oakland is hoping to keep their sports teams. sim liccardo is moving slows closer to victory in the race. and dave cortese may concede today. the latest numbers showing liccardo has 51.5% of the vote. cortese has 48.5%. liccardo's lead has grown slightly over the 2-point lead that he had since the result ru.es -- results came out election night. and cortese's comeback chance, continue to dwindle. unless things change

dramatically, core cortese said he may concede by the end of the day. mike honda plans to make a major announcement about his re- election campaign. honda is seeking an eighth term in congress. he has a slight lead over challenger and fellow democrat, ro khanna in one of the most hostly contested races in the bay area and nationwide. that announcement will be hemed held at mike honda's re- election office in newark. the head of information technology for the santa clara office abruptly resigned the day before election day. >> it's still not clear whether joseph lee's surprise resignation had any impact on the vote counting on election night. santa clara county was one of the slowest in the state in posting election results. there's no word on why the long- time county employee decided to quit the day before tuesday's election. peer pressure may have a big influence on the purchase

of electric vehicles. atherton and los altos here in the bay area along with santa monica in southern california are home to just over half of all u.s. electric cars according to a recent report. california has encouraged electric car ownership by building charging stations but analysts say that means ownership should theoretically be spread evenly in affluent communities. so psychologists believe the reason for the concentration is the people are influenced by their neighbors and friends. mark zuckerberg is finally answering the big question many facebook users have had about a controversial app. facebook took the messaging feature off the facebook app and instead users who want to chat with facebook friends have to download a separate manager app. zuckerberg said he knows it was a lot to ask but having it as a separate app means it can work faster and that makes it ultimately easier to use once , of course, that separate app is

downloaded. >> is downloaded. >> so meant different ways to try to communicate. hundreds camped out in san jose. they were lined up trying to get special help for the holidays. coming up for you at 78:30, the reason the -- at 8:30, the reason the charity that's organizing a giveaway is asking you for help, too. the recent security breach at home depot goes beyond credit cards. the other information hackers stole that could put millions of customers at risk of being scammed. good morning. right now, we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy if you are driving in contra costa but not on highway 4. this is good news for you if you are driving to concord. sunny for some. foggy for others. there was some fog around heading towards sfo, east san jose. it looks like haze, fog off in the distance. but overall, we'll have a warmer weekend. details on that coming up. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails )

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79 director of the fbi is -- the director of the fbi is defending a controversial operation that involved an april gent impersonating an associated press reporter. fbi director james comey confirms the ruse was used to help catch a 15-year-old suspect who had been making bomb threats. he says the undercover operation was done responsibly and legally with court oversight. the a.p. is strongly condemning the actions saying it underminds journalists and the distinction between the government and the

press. tom koeshette says penn state university coach joe paterno probably should not have been fired. governor koeshette made the announcement -- made the comment, rather, in an interview with the philadelphia inquirer after losing his re- election bid on tuesday. koeshette said instead of firing him, they probably should have suspended him. he was fired in 2011 in the wake of the jerry sandusky child abuse scandal. at the time, koeshette was seen among those who pushed for dismissal. the coach died in january of 2012. supporters of gay marriage say they are gonna fight a ruling by a federal appeals court allowing four states to ban same-sex marriages. the's pill lit court reversed lower court decisions in ohio, michigan, tennessee, and kentucky. the judges ruled that states have the right to set their own rules for marriage. now, legal experts say this

appears to contradict the u.s. supreme court ruling in october allowing gay marriage. right now there are 30 states in the nation, including california, that have provisions allowing same-sex marriage. the high court may consider this new case as early as january but more likely in 2016. home depot released new information about a security breach it first reported last september. home depot now says hackers stole 53 million e-mail addresses in addition to their customers' credit card account information. the file that had the e-mail addresses did not include pass woerds or other -- passwords or other personal information. home depot is washing customers be aware -- warning customers be aware of scams that may be linked to the e-mail addresses stolen. 8:17. want to check in with sal. what a difference a week makes. what we were all doing a week

ago, halloween, rain, getting ready for the giants' parade. we could use the rain right now. let's take a look at the commute. the fog is here, though. the fog is going to prevent us from getting that usual long view that we get of the eastshore freeway. we have a tiny view because you can't see it because of the fog taking more than 30 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze according to the red sensors. if you are going to the bay bridge toll plaza, there is a crowd of 20, 25 minutes as it takes you to cross the bridge. there are no major problems. marin county slow traffic from highway 37 on southbound 101 from novato to san rafael. i think we have a map of that show toe you. southbound 101, road sensors are red. now the weather with steve.

a lot of reports of fog. the most seem to be on the 880 corridor down to san jose and santa clara valley. but. >> that's a foghorn. >> i hope that's a foghorn. i hope so. [laughter] >> alameda -- you guys surprised me with that one. we do have foggy conditions but bev out in san ramon says it's sunny here. it feels like it will be a nice day. it is. but it will be hazy. it you have the fog, usually by the 9:00 it burns off. foggy for some. clear cool. mild for others. monday, we had 30s and 40s. that's been replaced with 40s and 50s. hazy skies. temperatures inland will be in the mid-70s. the haze settleled in about wednesday. increased on thursday. the remains of what was supertyphoon nuri went right by japan has moved into the bering sea. this turns extra tropical. it's exploding into a deep,

deep low. wave heights in the bering sea will be 50 feet tonight into tomorrow. so as this deepens in the gulf of alaska, the downstream effect is to fire up a ridge of high pressure over us. there is a lot out here. it's already beginning to ride way up over -- even portland and seattle. we do have the fog. the key is, watch how everything goes up and over up towards edmonton and drives straight down. that will be a pattern as that system in the gulf of alaska deepens. it will drop a cold system in the northern plains, also the great lakes and the end result, it will carve itself all the way out to the deep south and make it to the northeast, while we sit here with high and dry weather. 30s for many. i mean, already it's going to get even colder next week. this is a pattern we've seen since january. now we're seeing a re- enforcement of it. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. reno is at 46. 50s for some.

59 sfo. little mild, 52 walnut creek. 57 los afl aptos hills. menlo park was 40 on monday. now it's 49. fog is there. but i think it gets chewed up fast. slight cooldown by the coast just by the mere fact there's fog. fog, sun, hazy. 70s inland. 60s for some. temperatures will rebound. i would not be surprised to see an 80-degree reading pop up towards gilroy. it looks sunny and warm into monday. >> the flip side, people in other parts of the country would love to have our were. >> they are saying the same thing. it's. >> they are having the same weather and -- just like us. >> they get the weather. we get the sunshine. >> yeah. all right. thank you, steve.

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a frightening emergency landing at an airport in canada. it was captured on camera. you could just see there sparks flying as the air canada jet touched down. there were 75 feel on board when the flight from calgary was forced to make this emergency stop. three passengers were treated for minor injuries. the pilot reported a mechanical problems moments before the emergency landing. this morning, a san diego man is facing charges for stealing life vests from a southwest airlines plane. according to police, a crew member noticed 26-year-old benjamin wenzle taking vests from under his seat and suching them into his carry-on bag. police stopped him as he was about to leave the airport and say he told them this was not the first time he had taken these devices. >> he admitted he took they.

when you are inflated, he said his friends get a kick out of. police say it was a serious crime calling it a safety and security risk. since the plane could end up short on life vests in the event of an emergency. they say it's a bigger problem than think with vests being stolen on a regular basis. wensle faces a misdemeanor charge but could also face term charges. new reports that google's plans for a special large in san francisco bay were dropped because of safety concerns. the wall street journal says it has documents showing that google's contractor abandoned the project after the coast guard repeatedly raised fire safety concerns. in e-mails, coast guard officials say the barge was not safe for the public. one coast guard official said if there was a fire on the barge, we could have to jump overboard. google was planning to turn the barge into a floating retail shop and showroom. if you are away from the tv right now, you might want to stop for a second and come take a look at this.

it's what's believed to be the oldest surviving photograph of a person. this street scene in paris captured by a photographer in 1838. if you look closely at the lower left corner, you can see a man who appears to be getting his shoes or boots shined. this image has been available online before but a higher resolution is gaining attention on the internet this week. >> that's fascinating. 8:27. we're still following developing news happening right now in the south bay. our cameras are in the south bay right here. the police have swarmed a neighborhood. there's been a mysterious situation involving an injured man discovered on a doorstep early this morning. look at all of the police out there. ktvu's tara moriarty just got there. she's digging for details. she'll bring you the latest. >> reporter: hundreds of people have been lined up outside this

charity in the cold for hours. we'll show you the need here for the holidays. san mateo bridge, some slow traffic, although it's improving a little bit. we also have trouble in the east bay. not with the fog. but with a crash. we'll tell you more about that. fog has been an issue for some. there's been pockets of very thick fog but all signs point toward sunshine and warmer temperatures. details on that. female announcer: tuesday's your last chance to save big

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is panning around. hundreds of people have been lined up all morning long, some of them camped out there since yesterday afternoon. ktvu's janine de la vega is out there as well. coming up in minutes, she will tell us what people are saying they need the most like right now. friday morning, november 7th. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve paulson has your forecast. >> i do, indeed. thank you. we do have foggy conditions for some. not for all but if it is foggy, you can barely see across the street. otherwise, it will be sun nip and mild -- sunny and mild to warm. 50s on the temperatures for morning. we're warming up quick. the warm air aloft will settle into a mild day and warmer over the weekend. storm track stays north. fog will be gone by tomorrow. fog kind of a hazy afternoon

here. thick morning fog will give way to slightly cooler temperatures. a lot of 70s inland. 60s to 70s close. here's sal. we've been the fog brothers all morning long. absolutely. the next problem is a crash on 680. it was in the northbound direction. southbound direction was slowing. danville. southbound 680 coming out. this area is slow. if you drive through this area, give yourself extra time. it's usually not this bad, especially on fridays. the bay bridge, the traffic is improving a little bit. it's backed up for a 15, 20- minute delay. today on 280 in san jose, it's better than it used to be. in fact, northbound 280, i think in san jose continues. i think we have that. we don't have that. okay. northbound 280 in san jose does look good and 101 in san jose is improving as well.

back to the desk. breaking news in novato we first told but about 45 minutes ago. there is a big police presence at three high schools right now this morning after a threat was posted on social media. now, the school district sent out these tweets just in the last hour warning students there will be increased security on campus today. now, police tell us a parent notified them last night about the threat of a possible school shooting at novato high school. while the initial threat was against novato high school, police decided they were gonna boost security at san ra min high school and -- san ra min high school and -- san marin high school and oaks school as well. ktvu has a crew on the way. we'll bring you new details as soon as we get them into the newsroom. we're also following developing news out of los gatos. roads are shut down in one neighborhood that right now police are investigating the discovery of an injured person early this morning.

tara moriarty is joining us live with the latest on this strange situation. >> reporter: los gatos police are not releasing much information about what's going on here. but a source close to the investigation says this is a possible blotched bar burglary in which the burglar was injured badly by the homeowner. you can see they've roped on this entire neighborhood. we're on the corner of drakes bay avenue and national avenue. we did speak to an officer by phone who said around 1:00 in the morning, police received a 911 call transferred from chp. the caller said that a person was hurt near his home located inside this neighborhood and that that person needed medical treatment. meanwhile, police are interviewing the person who placed the 911 call and the street continues to be blocked off together. los gatos police remaining extremely tight-lipped about this investigation. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> talk to you later. 8:34. one person is dead.

another person has life- threatening injuries after two shootings last night in san francisco. police think they may be connected. police were called to willow and buchanan streets about 8:45 last night. when they got there, they saw a man on the ground who had been shot. he was rushed to san francisco general in critical condition. police found out another man had earlier gone to the hospital. he later died. investigators won't say why but they think both men were shot together. >> we got a call of -- there was possible fireworks or shots fired. we responded to the scene. one of our officers found one person laying on the ground. >> now, as of now, there are no suspects. homicide investigators have taken over the investigation. a former soccer mom is staging a sit-in at an athletic field right on the edge of san francisco's golden gate park. kathleen mccowen wants to stop

or slow down the renovation of the fields that started right after tuesday's election. san francisco voters casted their ballots on a measure that includes replacing grass fields with artificial turf. but mccowen and some others say all of the votes have not been counted. >> the contractors have jumped the gun. they have already are ripping out the turf as we speak. >> the latest election totals show proposition i which funds the renovations has a 10% lead. san francisco's rec and parks department said they went ahead and started the ren nope vaks -- rern -- renovations because they are confident the measure will pass. hundreds of low-income families in the south bay are receiving much-needed help this holiday season. they camped in front of a san jose charity overnight in order

to register for a special giveaway. janine de la vega has been talking to parents and grandparents who waited in line for hours. >> reporter: sacred heart needs 7,000 turkeys. thanksgiving is fast approaching. take a look at all of these people. they are here to register for holiday food boxes. it's been a long morning for them. some slept here last night with their kids. again, thanksgiving is two and a half weeks away and sacred heart community service has one turkey right now. they need donations. of those, as well as parishable food items. the nonprofit has been giving away boxes to needy families for 50 years. the charity is helping 4,000 families for thanksgiving and 3200 for christmas but they have to register to receive those items and that's why they camped out overnight with blankets and sleeping bags. >> my husband just got laid off his job. he has cancer and i have lupus.

it's kind of hard. >> it's cold out here, but i just come and -- to make the best of every thanksgiving and christmas. and well, i say we leave it in god's hands. he'll provide. >> reporter: many of the people lined up here have a member of their family that works but their wages are low. sacred heard community service says even though the economy has improved there is a divide of high income jobs and the skyrocketing rent that low wage earns are not able to keep up with bills and everyday needs. many worry about keeping up with the bills. if you would like to help, you can come here to sacred heart community service here on south first street and alma or go to our website at ktvu.com and scroll down to the when links on our home page -- web links on our home page. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> such a good cause.

all right. thank you. 8:38. a story, it's almost too crazy and wild to believe. a man wants to be swallowed alive by a snake. coming up in 18 minutes, the reason for the stunt, how he plans to do it and how animal rights groups are responding. >> reporter: plus a major effort is underway to lure the silver and black to the lone star state. we'll tell you why city officials are here in the bay area today to sit down and meet with the owners of the raiders. there is a trouble spot in the east bay where traffic is slower than it usually is. we'll talk about that and also look at san jose and the south bay commute. a lot of that fog seems to be snaking around the bay area, for some. not for others. it's thick out there. otherwise, it's sunny and will be warmer on weekend. details coming up. bulldog: what, what!

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." time is 8:42. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories -- people in the south bay complaining about bad smells and a plan to expand on landfill. it's on the san jose/milpitas city line. some of the people say that smell is unbearable. they want the landfill shut down. however, the operators of the

landfill say they are in full compliance and have odor systems to neutralize the smell. sam liccardo getting closer to victory. dave cortese may concede today. his lead has grown slightly over the 2-point lead he had -- has had since the first results came out on election night. and happening today -- city leaders from san antonio, texas they are here in the bay area to meet with executives from the oakland raiders. they are gonna make a sales pitch trying to lure the silver and black to the lone star state. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live now. you are at the raiders' headquarters in alameda. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. raider nation a bit nervous with a possible move to texas in the works. civic leaders from san antonio will be sitting down to meet with the owner of the raiders

here in alameda, we understand, and that city, of course, is trying to lure the raiders away from oakland and get them over to texas here with the lease set to expire at the coliseum at the end of this year. this will be the second such meeting between these two teams. back in july, you may remember mark davis visited san antonio. he met with city officials there. and according to the san antonio express news, the raiders have determined the alamo dome is an nfl-ready facility. the team has been gauging fan interest down in texas doing surveys. but the group save oakland sports, we talked to them and one of their members said they want the raiders to remember the team has a tedcated fan base in the -- dedicated fan base and want the team to keep that in mind. >> i think the raiders probably have the greatest fan base perhaps all in sports. the raiders haven't had a winning season in 11 years. there's been right or wrong,

almost cause and uncertainty over the team's future. despite that we're still selling out. >> reporter: it's important to keen in mind here mark davis has said his preference is to keep the raiders here in oakland, although he wants to build a new stadium at the current coliseum site for the team. the silver and black, of course, continue to sell out here in oakland even though the team hasn't had a whole lot of success on the field. one fan has this message for the team's owner ahead of today's meeting. >> you have 60 years of loyal fans from oakland. why would you try to change it to go to san antonio? there won't be any fan support there. they will be larking on sales and everything there. >> reporter: there's an important connection that may come into play during all of this. the raiders' owner is friends with former san antonio mayor, hen rip cisneros and -- henry

cisneros and cisneros is the one spear heading this effort trying to lure the raiders to texas. according to one report, cisneros believes that san antonio has a 50/50 shot of getting the raiders. we'll have to wait to see how the meeting plays out later today. we're live in alameda, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> very interesting. thank you, alex. 8:46. well, oakland's new mayor-elect is weighing in on the meeting. she talked live with pam cook on "mornings on 2" about an hour ago. and pam is here with libby schaaf's comments. >> a lot to tackle. she's an oakland native. grew up with the raiders and as. she says she likes the idea. >> i'm a numbers girl. i'm gonna be crunching those numbers. i'm not willing to put public money into a stadium deal but i do want to do everything short of that ta make sure we get some brand-new stadiums here with all of that excitement and

energy around them. >> now, she says adding restaurants, hotels and shops around a new sports complex would not only bring vitality to oakland's economy, but would also put people to work which would in turn help fight oakland's biggest problem, crime. >> nothing is more important to me than delivering safety to the city of oakland. yes, we need more kochs on our street -- cops on our streets. >> she acknowledges that oakland faces the same problem as san jose in attracting an keeping police officers. she says as city councilmember she's working with oakland's fifth city administrator in less than four years. she says getting consistency in that position will go a long way in making the police department feel more confident in the city of oakland and a place where officers want to work. libby schaaf told me as a graduate of skyline high school she feels that oakland has a

secret sauce and a great dna. she wants to spend her career as mayor telling oakland's sawyer. >> sawyer -- story. 8:47. let's check back with sal, get you to where you need to go. >> she said secret sauce. not special sauce. >> secret sauce. >> secret sauce. >> special sauce is what they put on big macs. >> yeah. we're not interested in that. the traffic is going to be improving, which is fine. look at 101. northbound. that's improved quite a bit. so has 280 and 85. friday, sometimes we get early improvement. the bay bridge toll plaza also looking quite a bit better than it used to. there is a little bit of a backup. but not nearly as bad. if you look at the 880 ramp, it's much better getting into san francisco. the fog is still everywhere. 680 is still kind of a mess. san rafael, danville, alamo, there was a problem at el cerro. there's slow traffic. but concord to walnut creek, that area doesn't look that bad. let's go to steve. very good morning.

very foggy morning for some. not for all. if you have the fog, some of the visibility has been awful ♪ oh, foggy day >> how about that? >> love it. thank you, control room. a legend. a legend. one of the best. >> yes. ♪ [laughter] >> i could listen to that but i better get going. we have sunshine and warmer temperatures on tap for your weekend after we get rid of the fog. there will be 6 to 12 inches of snow tonight. northern vermont, up to maine, again. they've already had one snowstorm in maine. they are expecting another one. very cold air will make it. next week will be cold and winter like for much of the country. for us, it will be sunny and warm. there is a weak system due next tuesday/wednesday. 50s on the temperatures. 61 at sfo. 61 at pittsburg.

that tells you everything you need to know if before 9:00 we're already that warm, it will be a warm day even though the fog by the coast which will get chewed up very soon i would think and then tomorrow morning, i doubt there's much at all. if there is, it won't last long. warmer weekend. no rain for us here. everything continues to be stubborn obstinate. the system will move through next tuesday, wednesday. we'll get highs in the 60s. it looks like the rain stays to the north. it could change. i doubt it about so much energy in the east. thick morning fog. 70s the temperatures. mid-70s a little dip on the temperatures but not a lot. some of that fog is fog. we warm it up. it -- some of that fog is thick. we warm it up. but cooler on tuesday and wednesday. >> just a little? >> just a little. 8:50. the former navy s.e.a.l., the man who claims he killed osama bin laden he's talking about it. after the break, why he's doing

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8:53. a member of the navy's s.e.a.l. team 6 is going public saying he is the person who shot and killed osama bin laden. "the washington post" identifies him as 38-year-old rob o'neil now retired from the navy. this video shows him at a charity function in tennessee. i tells "the post" he decided

to go public because he thought others were about to reveal his identity. but his actions don't sit well with some other navy s.e.a.l.s. >> there was a day in age when the silent professional was the person who did the job and didn't look for the glory. now you have classified information being used for power by politicians and money by some of the guys that have gone and done this. >> the head of the s.e.a.l. command recently behinded s.e.a.l.s if they broke their code of silence there could be legal cons fence es. fox news is planning to air a two-part interview with o'neil next week. family members and friend are spreading the word about a missing software engineer from san francisco. he has not been seen hins hamm low wean night. 26-year-old dan has was last seen a week ago leaving his south of market apartment. he left without saying where he was going. his roommates first thought he may have gone out of town where

the weekend. when he didn't come back, they became concerned. >> dropped off the face of the planet. on friday, that's the last time anyone saw him, the last time his phone pinged, had an e- mail. >> now, he's a stan fmpd graduate. works for a startup company not far from his home. he's about 6'1", weighs 210. friends say he occasionally has migraine headaches and dizzy spells. a coalition will hold a rally in san francisco remembering the people killed out on city streets. the most recent happened just yesterday morning on lombard and van ness. police say a golden gate transit bus hit and killed a 51- year-old woman. they are still trying to figure out who was at fault. today the coalition will ask city leaders to speed up the pace of street safety improvements and part of the improvements will be paid for by funds from proposition a and b which voters passed this week. by the way, if you happen

to drive across the golden gate bridge this weekend, expect delays. starting tonight, there will be rotating lane closures in both directions north of the bridge. they are expected on and off until sunday morning. work crews are closing the lanes and getting ready to install the moveable medium barrier on the bridge. it's scheduled to be installed in january. >> beautiful shot there. if this is a story that sounds a little too crazy to be true, petsa is asking the discovery chan toll hold off on airing a show featuring a man who wants to be eaten by a snake. the show is called "eaten alive" and it shows a man entering the belly of an  anaconda in a custom-built suit. peta said the snake is being tormented for entertainment purposes. but the producer said the snake is alive and well. i was reading about it and the promotion claims he does enter

the belly of an anaconda in a custom-built snake suit. it doesn't say how he gets out. they say the snake is alive. >> all right, tori. let's check in with sal. something less complicated. how are we looking? things are improving. finally for this friday. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and there's significantly less traffic than even just an hour ago. traffic is improved. you can get into san francisco with a 10, 15-minute drive with no major problems. the fog has been a big issue. 680 is still a little bit slow from walnut creek to alamo and san ramon. both directions because of earlier problems in danville. 8:57. here's steve. >> thank you, sir. sunny for some. once this fog lifts, burns off, it will be a sunny, hazy day and warmer weather kicks in over the weekend. it looks coolerrer, taos,

wednesday. if it's any rain it will be too far north from us. >> can you push it further south? >> everything east of us. >> all right. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch ktvu channel 2 news at noon. we'll have more on mike honda. he plans to make a major announcement about his re- election campaign. we'll continue to follow that story all day and will have updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us and have a great weekend.

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