>> a mysterious death in napa county. what investigators are looking into after a woman's body was found on a remote road. >> and a rude awakening for some bart riders in the east bay as free parking comes to an end at one station. we'll tell you what the fee is going to be at this particular station coming up. >> a surprise inspection after the game. the reason federal drug agents are looking into 49ers team doctors. z we are live until san jose where firefighters are still at a nearly 100-year-old church which was destroyed by a fire. coming up in two minutes, tara moriarty will have more on a risk that fire investigators

still face. steve told you it's going to be cold out. >> a lot of 30s. temperatures will rebound slowly but we start off mostly clear. end up partly cloudy. 30s for many. it doesn't look like much impact will arrive until late tuesday or early wednesday. 30s and 40s on your temps. a couple 50s sfo and san francisco in there.

a lot of 60s on these temps. sal, i will be honest with you, i haven't been listening. >> we haven't had a lot going on. things are beginning to change as more cars are goaling on the roads. the bad news it looks like everyone is coming online here. getting in on the road. carquinez bridge to the maze 20 minute drive. no major problems getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. as you come into san francisco that is backed up to a 20-25 minute delay. also this morning we're looking at the commute that has been contra costa county. as you drive to the san mateo bridge in that area, traffic is moderate.

>> a congregation in san jose is reeling after a fire damaged this 1-year-old church. it started yesterday afternoon on jackson street. >> we are told the alter is still intact and so are the train stain glass windows. arson investigators are not in there to get a look. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon. more than 100 firefighters responded. by the time they arrived flames had spread the length of the

attic. they ran hoses inside. it took crews 2.5 hours to contain the fire. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: there is still no, ma'am official cause but the priest believes it started on the second floor because of an electrical problem with the pipe organ. the church was empty when the fire broke out. back here live you can see the top part of the church is actually leaning forward at the top it's pitching structural engineers will be coming out here later this morning. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news.

investigators in napa county are still searching for clues about the mysterious death of a woman who's body was found on a remote highway. early reports called it a deadly hit and run but now another possible crime is being considered. >> she was walking in a hit and run. the other possibility is that she could have been dumped there in the roadway. and you know we're looking at any possibility. >> according to the press democrat, deputies say the woman was only wearing underwear and a jacket when her body was found. highway 29 is a heavily traveled length between lake county and the bay area. the napa county sheriffs department is asking anyone with information about this case to please contact them. time is 6:05. happening today, today is a free parking at bart stations in oakland are over.

alex savidge is joining us live now where a new fee is now in effect. >> not everybody happy about it. free parking is over here at the oakland coliseum bart station. >> reporter: you can see the signs that have gone up here along the parking lot that will let everyone know. this is part of a series of parking fees the first one went into effect at the concord bart station and then the north concord bart station. and next month riders at the hayward station will start paying the fee. these were the last four remaining stations in the system without a parking fee. riders that are paying the new fee are not happy about it. but they don't really have a

choice. live in oakland alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. many may not be grinning though but they have to bear it. right. all right, thank you. time is 6:07. it's back to court today for the legal battle over sunnyvale's new gun law. a grown up of gun owners will urge a federal appeals court to throw out the law, banning gun magazines that can hold more than ten bullets. the nra and other gun groups

have fought the law. which they overwhelming approved last year. and the stakes are pretty high. it wasn't pretty but the 49ers won their second straight game. they beat the new york giants 16-10. but the ninners defense again came up big. giants quarterback eli manning was picked off five times. the last interception came on fourth and goal. 49ers line backer aldon smith was playing again for the first time this season. he was suspended for nine games for violating the personal conduct policy. that suspension ended last tuesday.

struggled against the chargers. quarterback derrick carr fumbled the snap. the charges recover. they beat the raiders 13-6. you know the last time the raiders won a game was november 17th 2013. it was against the houston texans. time is 6:09. a new camera controversy in the bay area. coming up at 6:30 the new report that is raising concerns about cameras tracking cars going in and out of one city. >> but first a super shuttle sick out. ú @@@

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welcome back to the morning news. time 16:12 be. a family in east oakland getting help from total strangers after their nine-year- old daughter was hit by a stray bullet and paralyzed from the neck down. last may jackie was playing outside of her home when she was shot. she spent months in the hospital. doctors told her she would never walk again. yesterday janice alamio and peggy visited the family to bring support and a couple of

surprises. peggy says her brother was paralyzed when she was 15 years old. when he died three years later she started a foundation in his memory. >> she needs help. that was our first impression this is a person that my brother put in front of us to say hey, this is who you need to help right now. >> peggy gave jackie's mother a $5,000 check. they also plan to donate an ipad and wheelchair accessible van to help build -- and help build a better ramp outside the family's home. this morning there will be no super shuttle to bay area -- they believe it's connected to

franchise fees. drivers have asked for a better fee structure. >> usually it's a one-day thing. >> now super shuttle vice president says while drivers complain the companies fees are too high, competitors like uber and lift don't have the same cost. he says the company hopes to shuttle the dispute quickly. time is 6:14. investigation is under way in southern california after more than 170 people became sick with the norovirus on a cruise ship. a 28 day cruise from hawaii and tahiti came back over the weekend. federal officials boarded the ship yesterday. they were collecting samples that will be analyzed at a lab. after people started getting sick, the staff took extra precautions. >> there were so many people

walking around with little buckets of sanitizer and wiping down walls. they were wiping down the tables and chairs. >> very extensive cleaning of the cruise ship was performed and the cruise ship is ready for its next voyage. this by the way is the second time this year that the crown princess has had an outbreak of norovirus. in the next few hours we should hear about the first information sent back to earth from the european space probe on that comet. they were able to send back data before its battery died. scientists are analyzing that information and sometime today they plan to release what they found out about. >> how about that? time is 6:15. how about our morning commute? sal, you are watching things. what are we looking for? >> there is slow traffic so i have to remember it's not great out there, but i tend to look at things on the positive end. soy would look at this and say

not too bad. there is a back up though. about 20 minutes here at the toll plaza. but we don't have any accidents or stalled vehicles on the span. as we look at the san mateo bridge, the same thing goes. there is a little bit of slowing getting there. once you make it on to the span it looks good over to highway 101. in the east bay we have slow traffic. you can see the road sensors are red which shows slow traffic there. southbound 680 is slow leaving pleasanton. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. we do have mostly clear skies. there could be a few partly cloudies out there. 30s and 40s will gave way to 60s for almost everybody today. a little bit better today than we had yesterday although there will be a system inching closer here as it begins to work its way in. frost advisory to the north. so we have frost to the north and red flag warning in southern california. i mean it's just too warm down

there and that will continue through today, through tonight at 8:00. over all we are looking for a mostly sunny morning and a partly cloudy afternoon. system continues to ride up and over but it does spill in a few high clouds. napa 34, fair feel as well. walnut creek low 40s for some. i'm sure there are 40s near san jose and livermore as well upper 40s for those closer to the bay and 50s. a lot of 30s to the north from lake port to healds burg. a little warmer for some. it looks like we almost get mostly sunny and partly cloudy after a cold morning here. it looks like a better opportunity on friday. cold morning and sunny to mostly sunny.

higher clouds coming in later this morning. 60 to 70 degrees for some. temperatures it looks like they will be here for awhile. increasing clouds with a south wind on tuesday. it looks like early morning rain. maybe not a lot on wednesday. but it will be cooler an thursday. i will tell you, i need to see the whites of its eyes. >> originally we were going to get rain wednesday, thursday. >> we will get some thursday but they go south, they split. they weaken. it's just not happening here. it's all over the middle of the country. >> thank you. 6:18 is the time. at & t says customers can opt out of the future smart phone tracking system. that is according to usa today. the wireless company had been tracking mobile customers activity through a hidden number that cannot be deleted. but the controversial plan was stopped last week. verizon still has a tracking system in place. younger low and middle income workers saw their learn

earnings jump. that shift could boost economic growth since they tend to spend more. time is 6:19. a tough story to talk about. islamic state militants beheaded another hostage and he was an american. coming up in 23 minutes how family and friends of an american aid worker killed in syria is remembering his life. >> and next special gifts for soldiers ov

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wet weather through the winter. the center on san pablo avenue has 25 spaces. the one on 16th street can hold 15 people. the set les operate on a first come, first serve basis and they will hope whenever the temperature is lower than 40 degrees or if there is at least a 50% chance of rain. u2 front man bono has badly injured his arm in a cycling accident in new york's park. he is going to need surgery. the injury has forced the cancellation of a week-long stint on the tonight show. it seems bono is suffering a run of bad luck. we told you about a rear door that flew off his private jet as he was flying from dublin to berlin. a bay area group is making sure thousands of military members will have something special this holiday season. today the group operation care and comfort is sending hundreds of boxes to troops stationed overseas. now yesterday it gathered here at the san jose giants stadium

to pack hundreds of boxes with food, magazines, games, and high green hits. michael parks is with the u.s. army. he has received six packages in the last 18 years. >> i was in iraq and to receive the packages, it just brightens your day. >> julie founded the operation 11 years ago in her garage. her dad served in three wars, he missed a lot of holidays at home. she says everyone has something they can contribute to help make the holiday season brighter for military members all around the world. this should make you smile, one of the south bay's most popular holiday traditions they are having their opening ceremonies tonight. the downtown ice rink will open at 5:00 p.m.. it will stay open until midnight tonight. beautiful halo light show happens every night, 6:00 and 9:00. this is all at the circle of the palms near the san jose

museum of art in the fairmont area. the 2015 open enrollment period for coverage under the affordable care act is sun way. yesterday people interested in coverage attended a health insurance fair at a san francisco jewish community center. trained counselors were there to help people sign up, navigate the system, and explain the coverage. they suggest new enroll lees finish the process by december 15th. that way you can start coverage on january 1st. open enrollment ends february 15th. now our website we have posted more information about the states health insurance exchange. you can find the nearest is certified enroller. it's 6:25 right now. new york city city subway riders witnessed a tragedy. the surveillance video police hope will catch a man who pushed another man in front of

a train killing him. >> we are live in san jose where a church is in danger of collapsing after a fire rips through its attic. we will tell you how the priest believes the fire started. >> good morning we are still looking at a commute where traffic is slow. we'll tell you a little bit more coming up. >> if you're like me, you probably cranked on the heater. if it wasn't in the car it was in the house. temperatures are told. we'll see see about the rain this week. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours.

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tara moriarty is out there right now and coming up in 2 minutes she will tell us how the fire my have started and what firefighters are doing right now. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us, ktvu channel 2 morning news it's a monday, november 17th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:28. let's check in with steve paulson. still no real rain in sight. it is cold out there. temperatures in the 30s for many. with a few high clouds. yesterday a system came by spreading in a lot of cloud cover. we will start off mostly sunny today and get partly cloudy skies. there is plenty out here.

the heaterric kicked on for the first time in a year. because it's cold out there. after yesterday's system even though weak as it may be. 40s now aegean. when you see the temps, steve said i'm 37. there is our system right there for wednesday. let's see fit makes it. the forecast models you take your pick. one says rain, the other one says maybe some rain. the other says no rain. 60s on the temps. okay unless something has changed we are okay. >> we are still okay. there have not been any major crashes out there. we have routine slowing. and it is backed up for at

least 20 minute wait at the toll plaza. another 10 or so on the bridge. and more than 30 minutes get into san francisco. 880 itself is not bad. 580 is look good through oakland. most of it is slow from 205. most of the way on the brake lights or on the break i should say. 6:31 let's go back to the desk. a san jose church congregation is really concerned about the future of their church after a big fire damaged the almost 1-year-old building -- 100-year-old building. tara moriarty is out there now with more on what firefighters are still doing this morning. tara. >> reporter: they have a massive fire. take a look behind me. you can see that it's kind of pinching forward there.

we know the roof completely collapsed a little bit on the inside. there is no official cause just yet, but the brees believes it stared on the second floor because of an electrical problem with the pipe organ. again officials say the church is in danger of collapsing. >> the fire broke out yesterday afternoon. by the time they arrived the flames already spread the length of the attic. they ran hoses inside but they had to pull back when the fire raged over their head. it took crews 2.5 hours to contain. people that live in this neighborhood were shocked to see their long-time church burning. >> reporter: the priest lives on the property and hopes --

this church has stood since 1919 and serves more than 600 families. back here live again, you can see the front of the church is going forward and there is quite a bit of cracks in the stucco. we are getting new details about a hit and run accident. the man was not in a crosswalk. he ran into the street just moments before he was hit. at first police thought they were searching for a dark colored suv. now they are looking for a dark

colored sedan. janine de la vega is joining us now. >> reporter: a spokesman with the 49ers said he had no idea why federal drug enforcement agents checked on their medical staff team. it happened right after the team played the new york giants in new jersey. the inspections of the teams -- is part of an ongoing investigation. it grew out of a civil suit created a culture of drug misuse with wide spread distribution of painkillers. the 49ers were taken off guard by the visit. >> i have no idea. yo will have to ask them.

>> random checks. to keep positions as they travel. >> during the inspections with team doctors throughout the country, agents from the drug enforcement administration did bag searches and questioned team doctors. the 49ers say their medical team complied and they were able to leave met life stadium as scheduled and there were no arrests. time is 6:35. a new report is bringing up concerns days after people in one community approved cameras to monitor cars going in and out of their city. they looked at data and whether there was any public debate.

>> a man was climbing and fell several feet. chp helicopter crew rescued him and took him to the hospital. he was treated for minor injuries. people gathered in san francisco to pay tribute for a man known for his tireless fight for human rights. he was the head of the san francisco tenants union. he helped shape city council. san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi was there. >> there were many meetings that we had with ted. it was always very analytical,

always very spirited. sometimes not always not unified on strategy but outcomes. >> he died suddenly at his home last month. time is 6:36. the jack london square ferry terminal is back in service. the crew spent the weekend installing a new gangway they repaired a security gate and replaced some of the pilings. south bay voters approved it last year but the battle is not over yet. coming up in 20 minutes the controversial gun ban heading to court today. >> we are live in san francisco talking about shopping and perhaps shopping near candle stick park. coming up the big announcement by mayor ed lee sometime later today. >> we've had a slow ramp up to this monday morning. there is some slow traffic out there. we haven't had a lot of slowing but now the bay bridge is a big delay.

we'll tell you what is happening there. >> mostly clear skies but cold. lots of 30s. especially away from the coast. even san francisco has dipped to near average this time of year.

happening today. mayor ed lee will announce the

big development stands for candle stake park. brian flores is live. brian. >> reporter: good morning. we are live this morning in union square talking about the transition from football to shopping. here as we approach the holidays many people will begin to shop at union square. if there is a retail space near candle stick park. wood shoppers go shopping there. we'll talk about that in years to come. as we mention the mayor ed lee is expected to announce plans for the home of the niners and giants. these are new artist renderings at the stick would look like. these are provided to us. mayor lee is expected to announce plans for the area around candle stick to be a $1 billion pedestrian friendly urban shopping center. and expected to have 6,000 homes and a movie theater and possibly a hotel. designers say there would --

the announcement comes as they came to an agreement on building the area around candle stick point. as we take you back out here live, beautiful union square. with a retail area to be open by 2017. coming up we hope to talk to some shoppers to see if they would develop shopping around candle stick point. and talk about the job growth also when this area is expected to be developed. live in san francisco this morning brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >> it will be interesting to see if people are willing to go down there to shop. >> absolutely. time is 6:42. the parents of american aid worker killed by islamic state militants say they are heartbroken but proud -- they released a video over the weekend showing the beheaded rei mains of 26-year-old peter

kassig he was an army ranger and went back to the middle east to help syrian refugees. >> he risked his life every day to help save the life of people he didn't have any relations to. >> kassig was captured on october 2017. he converted to islam while in captivity. defense secretary chuck hagel says the u.s. military is fast tracking to train and advise iraqi forces fighting the islamic state officials. special operation troops they have already started training iraqi troops. u.s. plans to train nine iraqi security force brigades and three kurdish brigades. newly released video shows how close to -- people ran out

of their homes when they heard the crash back on july 17th. all 298 passengers and crew on board were killed. yesterday work earns started to remove the charred fragments. to ease russia's aggression against ukraine. >> don't invade other countries or finance proxies and support them in ways that break up a country. >> it's believed that malaysia airlines plane was shut down by pro russian separatists in ukraine. let's check in with tori campbell and see what is coming up.

>> facebook unfriends political campaigns. find out how the change by the social media giant means that president obama's ground breaking outbreak effort two weeks ago will not happen again. these are some of the stories we are working on. pretty decent commute for a monday morning. >> yeah but that just means we haven't had any major crashes. younger than 30. let's move on. westbound 580 as you drive past.

all the way down to san mateo. 101 looks good and sodas 280 -- and so does 280. you are driving into the city 101 northbound looks good. you said it was cold and i agree but someone watching from another state might not agree. >> i'm 29 and i snow peaches and cream. [ laughter ] very cold. received a report there is a town in wisconsin that has had 50 inches of snow in four days. in four days. a few high clouds but mostly clear this morning. there were great cloud

formations yesterday. i'm not surprised. it was looking that way. we have mostly clear. that means temps down. that also means a frost advisory has been posted to the north. mendocino county to crescent city and eureka. higher clouds are beginning to work their way in. the ridge of high pressure sends a lot of this to the north. forecast models are all over the map. 34 ewe chi yeah. getting down there. 41 sacramento. 26 in dallas. 44 in new orleans. just amazing. out ahead of that they are getting a pretty good system coming in.

it will be rain and then snow coming in on the backside. 30s for some. fairfield is in there. napa, novato and i'm sure there is a bunch of others. menlo park is very close. right at 40. 43 foster city. and 47 los altos hills. mostly sunny today, higher clouds late. we get a lot of high clouds tomorrow. if our system makes it, there it is. this is a good sign when they are coming underneath. otherwise the pattern is very similar to what we had. we did not have the symptoms coming underneath. the problem is it may go south and split but. if it does make it, it will give us okay rain, but nothing drenching. that is what we need. we need inches of rain. mostly sunny today. it will be a cold morning and we'll have increasing clouds from the first system tuesday into wednesday as another one

looks to be on tap. that one looks better right now by friday. who thoughs. the pattern has to change really. or we have to get stronger jet stream. 60s on your temps today. to near 70 for some. 30s for many and give acto 40s. cool lows will try to take a dip. i usually don't hedge myself i usually say it will or won't rain but with this pattern it's not happening. >> so what we get, it will be light. 6:49 is the time right thousand. general motors extending the deadline to file claims for faulty ignition switches. vehicles included in the

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welcome back to the morning news. time is 6:53. firefighters are at the scene of a residential fire. so far no injuries have been reported but at least 7 people are now displaced because of these flames. ktvu alex savidge is on his way there. alex will have a live report for you coming up during mornings on 2. meantime new york city

police hope surveillance video helps them catch a man who they say deliberately pushed another man off a subway platform to his death. now this is a person they are looking for. officials say he pushed a 61- year-old man on to the tracks yesterday morning as his wife was standing right next to him. the man was killed by an on coming train and the commuters as you can imagine were shot. >> stopped. the train stopped. it came to a complete stop. it was a big commotion on a train. everybody was nervous and panicking. >> some of the people at that subway station say there may have been some kind of disagreement between the suspect and victim. also new this morning the doctor who is being treated at a nebraska hospital for ebola has died. 44-year-old dr. martin salia was working in sierra leone when he contracted ebola. he was transferred to nebraska where he was put in a

biocontainment area. some national guardsmen from the bay area may be heading to west africa to help with the fight against ebola. the national guard announced yesterday a troop based in san francisco is among six national guard troops ordered for a possible deployment. the soldiers will not provide direct medical care to ebola patients, but they would provide training for ebola and malaria prevention. i they would under go a 21 day monitoring period when they return tommying sure they have not contracted ebola. it's official pope francis will be coming to the u.s. making his first trip here as the pope. he will be attending the world meeting of families in philadelphia in september of next year. that event focuses on strengthening family bonds. the vatican hasn't announced any details for the pope's visit but he is expected to conduct an outdoor mass which

could attract more than a million people. today board of directors will review a timetable for returning san francisco city college to full local control. city college trustees would have to wait until july 2016 before regaining full authority. last year the state stripped the elected trustees of their power as a result of a huge money problems and the accreditation crisis. also this week uc regents will consider the latest tuition hike plan for the university of california. the proposed increase would raise tuition 5%. the regions are being forced to raise tuition because state lawmakers are shortchanging the uc system. but many uc students say they are caught in the middle of this money battle. >> i'm cutting corn earns and living right now. so i'm pretty sure it will make it harder than it already is.

>> my parents are definitely not happy. i would have to get a job. >> uc regents would consider the plan during their meeting in san francisco on wednesday. governor brown opposes the tuition increase is expected to speak. time 16:56. football fans in the midwest are the first ever to be able to pour their own beer at a stadium on game day. it's happening in green bay, wisconsin. they have installed new self- serve beer machines. here's how it works. first you show your id, then you buy a $20 beer card. you can then choose between miller light or other seasonal varieties. it costs $0.39 per ounce for a miller. $0.5 more an ounce for the premium beers. >> just trying something new and innovative. what better place to try it than lambeau field? >> these same self-serve beer dispensing machines were used in major league baseball miller

walk in milwaukee earlier this year. >> very interesting. historic san jose church went up in flames. why a very bad situation could have been a lot worse. >> and why the 49ers were among the nfl teams that got a surprise visit from federal drug agents.

>> reporter: a fire ravages a nearly 100-year-old church. find out how the priest believes it started. a mysterious death in the wine country. the many questions surrounding a woman who died shortly after she was found on a remote highway. >> reporter: the nfl teams get a surprise visit by federal drug enforcement agents after they played their games. we're live in the south bay. we'll tell you what the 49ers are saying. and we are developing news. this, our news crew is headed to the scene of this early- morning house fire. it's in berkeley. "mornings on 2" begins right now.